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7 democratic times JRATIC TIMES. Published every Friday Morning by B VE.. TISING. CHARLES NICKELL. Advertisetiieiiis will 1° inserted in the T imes at ttie billowing latex; Editor and Proprietor. OFFICK—On Oregon Street, in Orth’« Brick Building. Bate« «r Mi«a«eri|»ti4M t Oasoopy, per annum,.. ** six months, ... M three month«. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1880 VOL. X 93.00 2.m> 1.00 WINES AND LIQUORS PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Importers of Will practice in all the.Courts of the State. Offioe on Sth street, opposite Court H»u«e. f AND BACK OF COURT HOUSE, Consolidation ot HODGE, SNELL A CO., and T. A. DAVIS A CO., Proprietors. I I WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, Solo Agents for the G. H. AIKEN, M- D., PHYSICIAN HODGE, DAVIS I CO •» ISH & CATON, FINE WINKS ANO I.IQl/OltS. * - -T- NEW LIVERY STABLE. A. P. HOT ALIN G <fc CO., MCKtHVRLi, M«., DRUGS, MEDICINE, ETC. STABLES. E. C. L oud , 25 Front St., Portland A. r. H otalino , 429 Jaekwon st., San Francine«», A COUNSKLOR-AT-LAW, A. C. JONES. ATTORNEY aving lately fitted up the J. H. CUTTER SURGEON, MIIMIVIUE, ORUM OLD BOURBON WHISKY » <MBe«—On California street, opposite Union Li ver V Stable. And W. J. lamp's St. Louis Beer. i barn <»n lheSchool House H Flat cotnniodious ami in the rear of the Court House, we are now fiillv prepared to attend to all bus iness in our line with promptness and dis patch and at the most reasonable rate*. 92 A 94 FRONT STREET PORTLAND. OREGON. TURNOUTS. 1ITE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND The Stable is furnished with the be«t ani I ft a complete stock of mal« and most substantial buggies ; also a first cla-s hack and saddle-horse. DRUGS. Horses boarded, and the best care lie- stowed <>n them. Satisfaction guaranteed in every instance. PERFUMERY and TOI LEGARTICLEX S treet , Give us a trial and judge for yourselves. I'H A CATON. Jackson villa, July 1, 1SSO. Proprietor. PATENT MEDICINES Gen. Içrnt» for State Investin'*« nisnnnrsCo. C alifornia Laie of Glasgow, Scotland. Office and 4ra<-aCore on the Drake farm. n. p. joxi s p. p. paia. ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR-AT LAW, G LASSÙ'A HE, WINDOW GLASS, VTONE BUT THE CHdi’EST AND BEST Wines, Brandies, Whiskies and Cigars kept. DRINKS, 12S CENTS. LIVE3Y, FEED & SALE STABLE, Will practice in all the Court« of the State. Office io Mr«. McCully’s building, corner NO CREDIT IN THE FUTURE—it don’t I pay. Families needing nnvthing in our line •f California and Fifth streets. I can always be supplied with the purest and best to bo found on the Coast. Give me a L. DANFORTH. M. D.. ! call, and you will be well satisfied. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, I JfeekMByill«. Orefti PAINTS. OILS AND PAINTER’S STOCK OF EVERY KIND. MAIN STREET, IJNKV1LLE, OREGON. BLUE VITRIOL, Hamaker <fc Horton Prop’rs. LUBRICATING OILS, ETC. ETC. RAILROAD SALOON, i Offiee an California street, opposite P. J. Cor. California and Oregon Sts., Jacksonville Ryan’s store. Calls promptly attended to, day er night. HENRY PAPE. Engineer. F«“ Sole Agents for Oregon for the cele brated CARBOLTC SHEEP BIT, which kill« Ticks, Lice and all parasites on sheep, ami is a sure cure for screw-worm, scab and foot rot. Circular sent on application. E. H. AUTENRIETH. ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR AT LAW, THROUGH TICKETS, 12 j Give n* a lioK K)N. CENT*. Jaekaenvill«, Oreg««, City T>i-ng* Store, PHILLIPS’ EXPRESS Will praetic« in all the Courts of the State. tHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND ( I- Pr«mpt attention given to all buameM left > gars constantly on hand. Tho reading in my cere. table is also supplied with Easter.i periodi Offiue in Orth'« Brick Building—upstairs. cals and leading papers ot the < 'oast. C H. KELLY, CALIFORNIA STREET, Carrying the l'. N. Mail, Kahler <fc Bro.. Proprietors CRITERION BILLIARD SALOON, UTE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND EAVES ASHLAND A ND LINK V1 LLE '» the large*! and most complete assort- J every day in the week, excepting Sun inent of CALIFORNIA ST., JACK1ONVILLE, «REMN, days, and connect.* with the mail for Lake view. fill pmotice in all the Courts of the State. DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICAL' Prompt attention given to ail bu-tiiiuH« eli xoi.tMid «finxiri.. i* ko vu i crons. Superior Accommodations for Passengers te as ted to lay care. Who will lie carried to any point on the to be found in Son’hern Oregon. ffi" Offioe opposite Court House. road at reasonable ra es. AI mo the latest and finest style« of i DR. GEO. KAHLER. A General Express Business I l'iam-aded. All order« promptly attended F ■ Y 8 I C I ▲ N A SURGEON, oand satisfaction guaranteed. H. F. PHILLIPS. And a great variety ot PERFUMES aiul Ashland, June 1, 1'79. foil. I "I" A RTK ’LES, i lie! ml i ng t he l>est am! •heapesi assort ment <>f < DM MON and PER Diseases of women and children a specialty. FUMED SOAPS in this market. Calls promptly attended to «lav or night. taT p rescriptions carefully compounded Office al City Drug Store. Residence on RoBT. KAHLER, Druggist. ▼alley street, next door to J. E. Beggs’. AfTORNKY A CO UNS ELOR-AT-LA W, I CITY BAKiRY AND SAL03Î1 t SOCIETY NOTICE. H. L. MURTON, ■"——«——■— I «Him SWWT»—sr FORWARDING A ClM JiSSION AGENi THE PLACE BLACKSMITHING, ETC. I n M asonic B uilding , jMkteirilk Grange M. 8s, P. efII., N«ld« >1« regular meetings every two week* th« residence of J. N. T. Miller, C. MINGUS, Master. «■■!■ M illbb , Secretary. Oregon Street. Jacksonville. I Roseburg. Oregon —TO CRT— I I II BUSINESS CARDS. YOUR BLACKSMITHING — DONE IN — B. ROSTEL, PROFESSIONAL THE BEST STYLE II AIR-CUTTER. I — AXD AT— W. F. OWENS, BRPKCTFULLY ANNOUNCES TO FORWARDING AND SHIPPING AGENT, the public ot Jacksonville and vicinity that he was a scholar of Prof. Dr. Mosier, NEW STATE HOTEL, director of the University of Greifswald», Roseburg. Oregon. Praaaia. and Prof. Dr. Volkmann, ot the CA LI FORNI A STREET, University ot Halle. During the Franeo- Praaaian war he was special asaistant to the Doetor-ln-cliief Zuelzer and Ludwig of MR'. C. W. SAVAGE, Proprieties . Barlin «nd Breslau, Germany. Fracture* and external diseases, acute or chronic, mo«i earefnllv treated. (Nipping,Loecking, Bleed tag and teetb extracted at all hour«. aving re - opened this house , I All kind« of bird« «tutfed and put up tn and secured more room*, I am now ■a «st natural shapes. taut« r prepared Ilian ever to otter to Uie 7T Jacksonville, Dee H, 1877. pulilic the lies' ot accomniodatioiis. Good beds ami well ventilated rooms. Board MISCELLANEOUS. moMt reasonable. JOHN I~ CARTER de SON The ai <1 O. S. (’«>.’•< Sfaues leave the lmu*e daily for Redding and Roseburg. R H C7TY MARKET, PAINTERS. THE LOWEST RATES — IX AT— CR0NFM1LER I BIRDSEY'S, JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. ROSEEÜRG IRON WORKS Zimmermsn & Frazer, Proprietors f iASTINGS OF ANY SIZE AND IRON work ot every description neatly and promptly executed. 'MU G list. Quartz and Saw Mills, Sts N. FICKE, Proprietor tionarv and Portable Engines, made to order an.l warranted. FOUNDRY—One block south of the Ifepot, Ko>ebtirg, Oregon. rpiITS WELL KNOWN MARKET, OP 1 posite Kahler <t Bro.’s drug-More, is S. P. HANNA. better prepared than ever to furni«h the »ublie with the choicest quality of freik Beef, Pork. Veal, Mut o«, Hum. Jacksonville, Oregon, Bacon, Salt Meat«. Alan, Superior TN CRONEMILI.ER’S BUILDING, IS I in receipt ot a full assortment of material S: usage. Lard. Etc. and prepared to dealt work in his line on The most favorable indui einentH offered short notice and in a workmanlike inannr to patrons, and n<> effort will l»e spared Vehicles of every description made loorde,. i Terms reasonable and satisfaction gnaran- toward giving general satisfaction. ieed. N. FICKE. jf-tf* Repairing a specialtv. P. HANNA. ’CALIFORNIA ST., W K ARE FULLY PREPARED TO DO all kinds of Painting, including LINKViLLE HOTEL, HOUSE PAINTING. SIGN PAINTING, LIN K VILLE, LA K E ( OU NT Y, ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, WAGON AND CARRIAGE PAINTING, : All STYin Of BRAININO DOH. WAGON-MAKER, W. C.Greenman, Proprietor Order« from the country promptly attend rpiIE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEAS ed to. WILL. JACKSON. Dentist. 1 ute tn aniioiinciiig that be ha* taken charge of thi« hou-e and that the inaiiaao- ! ment will be tii*t-cla*- in every pai titular. The table will always be supplied wil.i the l*e*t the market attord*. AWTeruis reasonable ami satisfaction guaranteed. No pains spared to lileol the wants ot the traveling public. W. < . REENMAN. CENTRAL HOUSE, ROSEBURG MARBLE WORKS. A CARD. Mrs. Vining. Proprietress. P. DONEGAN G EXE HAL BLACKSMITH ASHLAND, OREGON, Jalifarai« Street, Jacksonville. Oregon. One square, one insertion.................. $8JtO each «ubsequeMt one........... 1.00 Ix»gal advert iseinents inserted reasonably. A fair reduction from tlieatioce raleamati* to yearly and tune advertisefs. Yearly advert ■semenls payable quarterly Joi» pr nt iig neatly and promptly execut* ed, and at tea*« liable rates. CorNTV W aiirast « always taken at pan i ...L- 1 JACKSONVILLE’S IMPROVEMENTS FOR ■east we find L’. G. Il *.nu.!i building an GENERAL N0TE8 AND NEW8. addition to Ins dwelling. Wnen finished, ONE YEAR. we are inf».- tie I. it. will cost 81,003; con The cold wav« ia rushing all over th« north The Presidential excitement being over, tractors, M,"rs. Smith & Finfroek. eastern »n«l M imimi ppi Valley States. Lowing California street, we go to The receipts at the Internal Revenue o£ee, would it not be well for us to examine wards tin* school-house, aud find a large into the progress wc have made in the Portland, for October, were $3,315 *25. year now nearing its close? The writer and commodious two-story dwelling house Thousands of pounds of Mesquite graea seed took unto himself the pleasant task of in i recently erected by Robt. Kahler for oc- quiring into the various buildings that i ciipancv by liims If, at a cost we learn of will be town this fall ia Curry county. have been erected and the improvements $1,500; builder, Geo. B-own. The Democratic State of Texas is out of debt Passing still north of Mr. Kahler'« and to others and the probable cost of each. and has $1,000,000 m the State Treasury. Commencing at our new Steam Flour walking down th»» Valley ro;ul, we find There are *2,389,131 acres of opeu laud in ing Mill, we have one of th«- finest struc Prof. Merritt with a nice Iw »-story frame dwelling house, erected within the last Oregou, 761,000 acres being timber lan I open tures of the kind on the Pacific eoiust, sub I stantially built of the best material, un mouth and costing uni, w<* should think, to pre emption. der most ex ¡»O'ie need mechanics, Messrs. $600 wlun complete 1; baii ler George It is claimed that over half the department Hammond and Wimer. Il is three sto Brown. ektks are now Democrats, aud Garfield will l»e ries in height, with a solid stone founda We retrace our sie s/md crossing Jack- lion, the machinery is of the latest and sou creek towards Wm. Bybee’s, we meet urged to dismiss them. most improved pattern, is capable of the ponderous two-story frame rii«ti<J The Pueblo “Democrat" claases Indian 1 manufacturing the finest quality of fl »ui ; dwelling-house aboti t Ireiug completed Agent A. B. Meacham, formerly of Oregon, ! there are two runs of burrs m the mill One for James R. ” ” ex-D strict Aftor- Neil, of the proprietors, Mr. Fuudray, informed nor, Mr. Neil wli n occupying his new with the Bender family. the writer that if needed they cun grind re-idem will have a beautiful view of Stocks are now tumbling in New York. into fljui' all of the surplus wheat that i>. s>ur vail •v itid surroundings. Thedwell- There waa a decline of 1 to 6 c;nta immediate growu in Rogue River valley, and I lie tn'. ; is < t.itulv a very fine one and «bows ly after Garfield's election. lieve it. For instance, one day recently a spirit of improvemeut in Mr. Neil. There are now in Californa 391 lodges of' ihey manufactured in one hour 1,100 lbs. Tile e<» t, when completed, wo believe of splendid flour. Taking this as a itasi*, cannot l>c less than $1,500; builder D. Odd Fellows, 64 Encampment« aud 60 lodges * allowiug the mill to run night and day, we Linn. of the Degree of Rebekah. have a grinding capacity of 130,000 bush Leaving Mr. Neil we return along Ore Thomas, the Brumfield murderer, has been els of wheat per annum, which my read gon street until we oome to our new toW* I found guilty of murder m the first degree, at ers can leadily see would manufacture liftll, now in coiiiK« of erection. When into flour a'l of the surplus wheat our completed it will hi ak«-it neat and very Walla Walla. He will hang. i farmers can raise. The proprietors, creditable appearuhee. Itisof brick, on® Senator Slater spoke thirty-two times during ' Foudray A McKenzie, are thorough mill story in height, hav ing u frontage of 25 the late canvaas, and never faded to make men and have expended a great deal of I feet O’i Main stre t and running back on money in the building of the flouring i Oregon street 75 feet, with ¡tn “L” in the votes wherever he appeared. mill, we understand $11,000, and I think rear, the building nearly covering th« The Woman’s National Relief Society haa w« «peak the sentiment of the people i plot of ground owned by th® town, aud is elected Mrs. R B. Hayes President and Mrs. when we sav they deserve our patronage. divided as follows: Truck room in th« Chief Justice Waite Vice President. It is to be hoped th it every well-wisher rear; adjoining is tho calaboose of two L. N. Liggit writes from Hackleman's ranch, I of our town will see they are patrouized, ♦ cells, solidly constructed. We would they being worthy of it. rather not be confined therein —thatis for Oclioco country, to the Albany •■Democrat" In leaving the mill and coming down any length of time. The front portion about turnips 30 to 35 inches around. Third street we see f >ur dwellings recent will be used by the Trustees for their Que- n Victoria has presente«l an elegantly ly erected, one by Mr. K die, two by .Mr. meetings. The Recorder ulso has his of cai ved writing desk to Mr. Hayes. It was McMahon, and one by Mr. Lathrop. Mr fice. there. When finished, not including Ka le occupying his as a residence, Mr. the lot, will cost $2.50*3; builder, David made from the timbare of the ship Resolute. McMahon renting his two at, we are in Linn. Should the finances of the town According to the annual report of the Indian formed, a fair rental, and Mr. Lathrop oc justify it, at sn early date the Trusters Bureau, there are 535,938 Indians in the Uni cupyiug Ins as a dwelling tur biniseli and will a 1*1 un mlditional story for public te«! States and Territories, exclusive of Alaska. family. The buildings, we learn, cost pur|M>ses. We are on Oregon street and walk south The Demócrata of the Alabama Legislature ing about $1,200. Still following Third street, until we until we meet the Applegate road, when have in caucus nominated James L. Pugli for come to California street, on the corner we find the smalt but ueat dwelliug-houM U. 8. Senator, which ia equivalent to an elec of Third and California we find the New of F. Ka^shafer, budt at a cost to him, State hotel and saloon, owned and occu we hear, of $7300. tion. Tn summing up the approximate costs The famous nag St. Julien, has b.«n taken pied by C. W. Savage, to have been en tirely renovated. Tue part of the build of improvement* and their number, wa. back to California, ami his driver brags that ing fronting on Third street has been have fifteen new buildings, with improve* he is ready to tr<»t against Maud 8. fur $50.000, eided and some new windows inserted; on merits t<> others, costing tn all betweeen by side. California street a new front und uwuing i forty and fifty thousand dollars, and b«- New Jersey, official, gives the Democratic has been bu lt. With the repainting iud j lieve our estimdes are not overdrawn. reshingiiug we estimate Mr. bavuge ha» With various charitable and ether pUF- candidate for Governor 651 majority, anti Gen i fully exjMjndeil $bo0, and we presume Mr post>s we have the full >wing, viz: Hancock for President 2,010 majority over 8. will reiain his former repul dioa as a ! Subsidy to Flouring Mill.... S2.51JO (iarfield. genial, wh<»l«-sou!«d Bot.ifaee. 1 Contemplated C. C. V\ R.... 2.000 Next d<»or to the New Slate H >tel we i To Presbyterian Church......... 2.500 The quantity of w-heat raise«! in California lind Mr. Howard with his beautiful Ba ; Irish Relief Fund....................... 500 may hr appreciated when we are informo«! that zaar, as he calls it; but leaily be I iub Other Donations.......................... 1,000 i'»00 ships are inadequate to carry off the sur worked wonders. One can baldly imag plus to Euro;>e. ine he could make such a change out of Total.... $9,500 the old butcher-shop and baker-shop; yet Ado tuis io <»ur regular t«xea. State, The happiest people now are the Fc-deral of- he lias done it at a cost, we judge, ot $b00, county, municipal, r<>al. special, school lice holders. They fee! that deception, fraud and Howard says be will sell go ids cueap- levy and th« tax to build the town hall, aud intimidation have given them a four years' •r than anvbody for cash. Guo him a 3*^ mills (we have taken $300,000 in a ba. further lease of office. call, for he is not meli a 1 ad felli.w. i sis to work upvti) inclmiii g donations as We «Uli walk along California street, I stated, wa« contributed by the There seems te be a quarrel pending between towards Oregon, and limi John Miller ; town of Jacksonville for the year 1KS0; Gov. Foster and Secretary John Sherman of with hi« large and improved store looking ’ with costs of new buildings and improve- Ohio, and that is what (iarfield has gone to really nice for our little town, he having ’ meats, sav $45,000, we have exjtended Washington to fix up. taken out the partition dividing him from $65,900. \Ve frequently hear it remarked Washington, Nor. 18.—Th« National Grange lir. Howard'« old «tand, and has lifted up that we are not imbaed with the right uatbthe largest meeting to day ever held in the the iu«id« in good shape with sueivmg. spirit of progress; but 1 think we can <*ou- drawers, cases, etc., at a cost, we think, ul lidentl.v say of our town's p, «ple for th« country by the order. Reports show the grange $300. year 1880, as regard« material prosperity organization to be increasing. the town uud a muuifieeal lilteraiiiy Crossing Oregon street and going to Kx Governor Stanford's two year old, Fred. w»r<lnjlr. Schutz' brewery, we find Jas. and generosity, is unsurpassed. Our BU-* Crocker, trotted a m le in 2:25| at Sau Fran- I’. McDaniel's nice new residence, artisti i I eriors me not m tl»e Stato «1 Oregon. Jacksonville. Nov. 19, lfcfcO. •i co on Nov. 20th—the ' • t record of ai y two- clly b iult and neatly painted, we pre- MUine, at a cost to Mr. McD. of $600. j ear-oil! in the United States. F rom A rizona .—H. J. Ihggle« was id Leaving Mr. McDaniel und walking Of all the grain iinjiorted into France last dowu California street, we pass N. Fish town Sunday, having lutelv returned from year, two-thirds ca«ie from tho United State«. er’« residvi c?. Mr. P. has within the a trip into Arizona und Mexico. He vis The crop for this year waa much better, year made some additions to his residence ited Tom »»tone, Arizona, «here he saw however, which will require so much les« from and ether needed improvement« at a cost, I the Sehieffelin Brother«, formerlrof Ore gon, who own tee richest in Dea in that we think, of $5<)0. abroad. i In passing along California street we place, and al« i Farish, formerly superiu- Rowell, the English winner of the Astley find C.Coleman s with anew front, which itemlentof the Black Bear wine in this walking or go-as-you-please belt, has inbisl.s sets off his store building wondertully. county, now principal owner uad snperin- six days' frat surpassed the distance mode by The iron was Something Mr. C. needed t< ndeut of the H nd (.’»titer lu neat Tomb the nrgio Hart, in Now York, of 565 miles, b> ■nd we presume it must have cost him, stone. The ot m u of the n me Tomb stone cotnr« fr< m ola- of the Sthlrlielin» with other alterations, $300. • >ne mile, or 566 miles. On the same block wiih Mr. C. we find being requeued Io proiqect for a niao, Colli weather at th« East enhances prices, sr the tine new brick drug store, lately and in d<>iug so said he aoiild be as lik. - it has come <>n suddenly ami earlier than usual erected by C. W. K ibler at a cost, we are ly to find n fontbstoue as a biiue in that locality. He found u nine, however, and In the New York State canals 10,000,060 bush informed, of $2,000. We must admire called it the Tombstone, which proved Mr. Kahler for the pains he has taken els of wheat is frozeu in on passage. This has very rich, causing u settleui.Dt to grow n making the drug store such a nice affected the wheat market. building. It is now occupied by Kahler up, aided l>y other rich di-sovtries. Mr. The Supreme Court in an elaborate opinio«, A Bro., who will dispense to the public Diggles al-o visited the T uosoq section, and where J. K. Luttrell has bonded written by Chief Justice Morrison, in which all articles in their line at low rates. On the adjoining block, ns we walk east mines with good success, besides takings the Associate Justices concur, has decideti that wardly, we see our new Granii Hotel and trip down into the State of Sonora, in thft Kalloch must be tried for the murder of Hall, owned by Gee. and Jane Holt. We Mexican Confederation. During hisvirit Citarles de Young at Sau Francisco. bear it will be occupied by the Madame ui T< nubs <me, he witnessed a rousing ) e In the case of Levi Strauss A Co. of San in person, when we believe all the delica litic.l u e tuig, an unusual thing .n Francisco »s. H. W. King A Co. of Chicago for cies of the season will be dispensed to her that country, which shows that the new immigration on our southem borders baa infringing on plaintiff's patent riveted clothing. guests in the latest style and at fair been largely patri«ti« -.luring the past prices. In in tic mg the hotel and hall, Judge Blaich ford him entered a final decree it would hardly ba right to pass it by year or two. All through Sonora. Amer giving a perpetual injunction aud $30,000 dam without giving a short sketch of the man icans are bonding aud working extensive ages. ner in which it was built. Geo. Holt, and rich mines. uu<l daily lines of stages The official report nf the census of Philadel owner and builder, started from the bed are running with two wheel horses an 1 four laaders abreast, requiriag one man phia gives that city a population of 846.880 rock, as we cdl it, quarrying the Btone to drive and another to whip the ani There are males, 406,699; female», 440,181; for the foundation, making the brick, mals, the stages being similar to thoss burning the lime, cutting the stone for white, 815,18*2; colored, 31,698, excluding 80 sills, doors, windows, etc., and theu lay used on the O. A C. Stage Line. Arizon •, Chinese. Thera are three Japanese aud 25 lu ing each of these in their proper places, New Mexico and Nortburu Mexico are fast díaos. finally plastering the building through , filling up by immigration from the L a >t The Northwestern Telegraph Company has out. We think, fiom information fur and the Pacific States, and the railroad« built 2,060 noles of new hue this season. Thsy nished, the hotel wheu completed will into Mexico proposed by Gon. Grant can are puttiuc up masta 175 feet high at Running cost $12,000, and we believe the equal of not fail to prove highly beneficial to tl.® pros|»erity of tin* United States.— Fireid Wat«r, Dakota, to get their wires across the Mr. Holt for industry and perseverance Jourtuil. Missouri river out of the way of the steam- i« not in the State of Oregon. Were we blessed with mor« like him we would l«>ats. T he pedestrians seem determined t« hav« a different town and valley. wipe out the best record« with the sama The U. S. Senate ha« 76 member»Demo On th« same block with the hotel. Mr. crats, 4*2; Republicans, 3'2; Independent, I Cardwell has built a very neat one-story regularity as the turf thoroughbred. la London Rowell captured the A«tley licit, » After March 4, 1881, the Senate w^ll stand: frame building, a portion ot the front making a score of .*»66 miles iu six dav«. Dcmecra’s, 38; Ikq ablicans, 37; In<Ie,»endeut being occupied by Mr«. I. W. Berry as a He l»eat the negro bov Hart's record by millinery store, Mr. Cardwell using the Democrat, 1. The Independent is Mahone of baiane« as a residence for himself and one nnle. This placvs Rowell at the he« I Virginia. family. The building complete cost of tho l°tig distance walkers of the world. Am one who has *<»en him walk would t»® Dr. Hugh J. Glenn, tho r«te<l California «1,500. willing to luck him liberally. His «log wheat grower, owns 65,000 acres of land, 45,- We are yet on California street anil walk trot which cai ries him aro in 1 Lie t£ 000 acres of which were in wheat at the 1880 east a few blocks, when we come to the with little effort Ins sup -rb digestive harvest, were estimated to yield an average of nice new church edifice being built bv paratus, which w >rl<* i .k - .< :u «'¡tin • •U twenty five bnsbels per acre, an aggregate of the Presbyterians of Jacksonville forthem the end of a long w..k. aa . U: ability MP to worship in. It is quite a model of make long runs aud pile up a big «.•oiv A 1,1*25,000 bushels. architectural beauty, and for finish we San Francisco, Nov. 20th.—By tbesinkiagef think has no superior in the State. It is the outset, are pmnts in his favor, which the steamship Uncle Joseph, by collision with of two stories in height, with a beautiful no length of lim!> or ani.mntof brawn a rival can over-?•>•«<». T*i‘1 E'l »liHa another steamer, near Spozxia, Italy, 250 pas bclfrv. The bell, we learn, costing in inan signalize I »h's rum I».’ in iking a re- senders were drowned, and only 50 rescued San Francisco $500, is o'fine manufacture m.trkable run of lift r nt les on a stretch. Most of the passengers were poor emigrants on with a splendid tone; on a dear morning we think the ringing of the bell can be their way to South America. W E l> lieve in he ul :f> ing the home beard six or seven miles. David Linn, ’.Ve would The annual report of Hon, J. A. Williamson, I the bnihler, has done a remarkab’y good within, as well as without see every home Bo attractive v, th hooks, Commissioner of the General Land Office, for job in the erection of the church, and we and r.jiisic, ami pt ■ ■!<«■•■' thnt I ’m vonnT the hwt fiscal year allows that there were sur- must say it is a credit to our town to have shall be g!a«l to remain in i' , hi « »he ol.l veye«l 15,699,253 acre« of public land, and sudi an edifice. We learn when finished shall find it a deli ditf ’’ .i'-oh f peace. 65'2,151 acres of private lami claims. This is the church will cost in the neighborhood Jacksonville, Or. I i NO. 49. ,4 LL KINDS OF PRODUCE TAKEN AVING LEASED THE PROPERTY HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING THIS I »1 for work. Satisfaction guaranteed. of J. II. Mayfield, known a« the Union dayaMociated ihemseives in the prac- House and Bakery, but now called the M«® of Physics, take pleasure in announc- Mee irig to the public that they are prepared tn Central House, I have thoroughly renovat- joa general practice. Calls promptly at . ed and refurnished the same, and am now tended tn. day or night. Charges _ reasona-i prepare » to accommodate myoid patrons bl«. The treatment of female complaints * and tlie traveling public in good *tvlc. MRS. M. 11. VINING. epeeialty. PUBLIC NOTICE. -AT THE tiffin« on Main street, opposite Sergeant’s rpiIE UNDERSIGNED is now pre - ■tore. Phoenix, O.egon. CHASTAIN A DEVTS. 1 pared to liiruish the market with a su • I perior article «»I Manufacturéis and Importers of NOTICE. Rustic, Flooring, Ceiling, j California St. Jacksonville. LL PARTIES IN ANY WAY IN- and everything else in tins line, all dressed. I 4®bt«d to the e«tMte ot Daniol llop- Bidsol any size tilled mi i he most reason able terms, »’artie* desiring anything in fUHE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED a kiaa. d«c®**te<!. are hereby notitied to call 33 A 35 BAITER Y ST., and e®ttle iinomdiaielv, a® the bti«inew® in v line w ill do well to g ve m»* a call. I general variety store next door to m««t be cloned up. Coots will be added, San Francisco, Californ’ a J. 1*. PARKER. Sch'impl’s burlier shop where he will keep Big Rutte, Sept. 7th, l"0. ■■lean prompt payment is mad«. e full assortment of cigars, tobacco, smok DAVID L. HOPKINS, ing articles, candle*, stationery, cutlery HHI!’. I»>s> '■>¡-p< n■ •r'.-. wa,-on :s»"ker’« »nd md toys. Give me a r-»IL ; an increase nf 72.1.347 acres over the amount of $5.000, Executor of said «slate. I blacksmith'*» took* At J<>fe N MILI.hdw'S. RLFKI^LNrLb Di A. KOliV. 1 Acree« lite «tiaet aud a little furUte; a-A i:. K* A l.U Uh L. *«<urey«d uuAx, li>« |>r«e«uuig i<aaw. Dated July 20, l-N’a. T H Grand Opening ROSENTHAL, FEDER & CD A BOOTS & SHOES, I S. F. CIGAR STORE SlBecKUlk. fot ÜM ’3'1*184.