Retake of Preceding Frame * 4 Mât Business men can keep their money at homo Within the last twelve years Sheriff Bybee PERSONAL N¥?TES. I nstallation of O fficers .—The newly- R eligious A ppointments .— Tbe following is said to have raised and taken to Happy by having their billheads, statements, letter elected officers of the Masonic orders of this are my appointments for January: Taxes are due. heads, envelopes and every other kin«l of com Camp about 20,000 head of hogs. H. B. Seybert ia spending the holidays at place—Warren Lodge No. 10, A. F. A A^M., First Sabbath—Swinden’« school -house at 11 BI DAY DECEMBER 31, 1880. Plenty of rain. mercial printing done at the T imes office. Thu o ’ clock a . M.; also the evening before. Jack Phcenix. q j Oregon Chapter No. 4, R. A. M., and Adarel The stages on the Ashland-Link ville route sonville at 7 P. M. l»u8t work at low rates. Bad colds are popular. will be hauled off this week. The express bus L. Solomon has been quite ill', but ia now Chapter No. 2, 0. E. 8.—were installe’d in Second Sabbath—Antioch at 11 o’clock A. M.,' L ost .—On Monday last,* gold cuff-pin. The The Christmas tree exercises at Ashlaiul I I improving. I their fine hall on the evening of St. John's ami Eagle Point at 3:30 P. M. iness will be continued, however. Grass is growing finely. tinder will be suitably rewarded by returning I were witnesded by a large assemblage and Fourth Sabbath—Neil’s school-house at 11 The newly-elected officers of Jacksonville Swear off and be happy. E. H. Autenrieth, Esq., returned! freru Yre* I Day (December 27th). It was the occasion of it to the T imes office. * o ’ clock A. M., and Ashland at 7 P. M. prove«! quite interesting. A great number of a large and pleasant gathering of Masons and I ' ka last week. Lodge No. 10, I. O. O. F., will be installed . Deerskins are on the raise. Our second quarterly meeting will he held presence were distributed, including some that I their families, which the fortunate participants one week from to-morrow evening. C attle W asted .—Jas. A. Cardwell wants F. Offenbi echer has rented P. Britt's place j greatly appreciate«!. It is rarely that such at Eagle Point on the 29th and 30th. Rev. J. A Happy New Year to all. created much merriment. about 300 head of young cattle and will pay the It is becoming too wet to plow, but the near town for a year. Read the new advertisements. (a diversity of entertainments are commin- IL N. Bell, P. E., will lie in attendance. One of the sons of John Kime, residing near highest cash price for them. Those having any farmers have generally taken advantage of the John Sizemore is in Lake county) looking af M. C. M iller , Pastor. i gled ami prove so thoroughly enjoyable ami I town, found a rich quartz ledge in Siskiyou I Dance the old year out to-uight. for sale will do well to call soon. favorable spell of farming weather. i well managed. Those in attendance had every county recently, iu company with some others, ter his stock interests. The cruel organ war has ended. H andsome P remiums .—Subscribers to the Mass at the Catholic Church was fairly ftt- who are seeking to take it from him. Mr. N ew Y ear ’ s C aros .—Parties desiring New Miss Millie Vining of Ashland, is visiting 1 reason to congratulate themselves. T imes paying a year in advance can secure lx»cal correspondence is solicited. the tended. The music was excellent and Year’acallmg cards can choose from a very hand* j The officers of Adarel Chapter No. 2, Order fr ends iu Jacksonville. Kime has gone to see about it. Nellis' One-Hollar Collection of Flower Seeds, services impressive and interesting. The new year commences to-morrow. some assortment just received at the T imes of- Steve Currun of the Mountain House spent 1 of the Eastern Star, were the first to be in- choice in every particular, or Copp’s Americari The entertainment given at Ashland College tics direct from New York. Every imaginable Date your letters 1881 after to morrow. A Christmas tree was planted in the Wil for the benefit of the church organ fund last I the holidays in Jacksonville. j stalled, viz: Matron, Mrs. B. A. Miller; Pa- Settler's Guide, standard authority on all land description, and moat popular styles, furnished liams creek grange hall and the surrounding Saturday evening was much of a success and i tron, I). Linn; Assistant Matron, Mrs. Hattie One dollar hats at the New York Store. ” H. H. Magruder and lady of Rock Point questions, as a premium free of charge. Here at San Francisco rates. i country participated in it,en masse. ¡Jackson; Secretary, Mrs. Rachel Fisher; I nettetl a neat stun. The T imes was tun years old last Friday. An oyster supper at the were in town the forepart of the week. is un inducement everybody can avail them* i Treasurer,Mrs. Jennie E. Reames;Conductress, Tho recent storms have raised the streams Odd Fellows’ building followed the exeicises. N ew Y ear ’ s C alls .—The custom of making The jailor has plenty of boarders at present. Geo. Meyer of California is »low in cliargo of Miss Annie Miller; Assistant Conductress, Miss selves of. Applications must l»c made soon. iu Northern California consi«lerably and the calls on New Year's day, which has become For the finest wedding cards and invitations, the stage stock at Ammerman ’s station. There is a plethora of amusements just now. ! Alice Berry; Ada, Miss Sarah Berry; Ruth, mails are delayed somewhat in consequence. C. or II. in J osephine C ounty .—Defence popular throughout the Union, will l»e ob programmes, ball tickets, business cards, teach Judge Hanna is suffering from a demoral Miss Jennie I^evy; Esther, Mrs. C. C. B« ek- ' <'»uncil No. 1(5, C. of H., Kerbyville, elected The Legion of Honor will next bo resurrect Plyinale’s turnouts are kept busy during the er’s certificates of excellence, rewards of merit, served in Jacksonville and Ashland to-morrow. ized toe, a trophy of the leap-year party. ed. man; Martha, Miss Aba. Ross; Electra, Mias the following officers at a regular meeting held holidays. While others are enjoying them circulars, pamphlets and every description of Several of the ladies will receive callers and a i i I'illie Miller; Organist, Miss Cora Linn; Chap ' on the 26th inst: F. M. Nickerson, W. C.j Hon. E. B. Watson left fox* Salem Monday, Notes of every description at the T imes of selves, he finds time for nothing but business. plain and fancy printing, go to the T imes office. pleasant time may be expected. lain, C. C. Beekman; Warden, Theo. Cameron; w ’ here his duties as Supreme» Judge call him. fice. D. R. Holton, P. W. C.; Mrs. W. C. I-acy, U. —————— The pupils of the Ashland Sunday School Butler A Rockfellow of Ashland have one of 8. 8. E lection .—The Sunday School work Hon. Wm. Kahler is the oldest Mason con Sentinel, R. S. Dunlap. The installation of < Ella McDaniel, H.; W. C. T,aey, 8.; Lizzie Stages are a little late, on account of bad presented their teacher, Mrs. W. I. Nichols, the best and most complete stocks of goods in er« of Jacksonville and vicinity are requested roads. the officers of Warren Ixxlge followed, viz: W. Nash, F. S.; Mrs. E. Ryder, T.; Mrs. P. Som withan elegant silver cake-basket on Christmas. Southern Oregon, frbm which may be selected , nected with Warren Lodge No. 10, A. F. A mers, W. The installation will l»e held at the to meet at the M. E. Church next Sunday M., C. C. Beekman; S. W., 1). Linn; J. W., next council. A. M. J. H. Hyzer is ongaged in painting the new There were 108 Champions of Honor [»resent anything in the line of general merchandise. moruiug, at half-past 10 o’clock, fur the pur- B. F. Dowell, Esq., has returned from the Will. Jackson; Secretary, Max Muller; Treas C ome F orward .—We will take flour and city hall. at the last meeting of Monitor Council of Wag Their wares are superior and prices reasonable, pose of tilling vacancies in the board of officers urer, John Miller; Senior Deacon, J. R. Neil; Get your New Year ’ s cards at the T imes of ner creek. The order is iu a flourishing con which is why they are doing so flourishing a uorth after an extended absence on professional of the Umuu Sunday School and such other Junior Deacon, A. M. Berry; Tyler, R. S. I grain on account ami allow the highest cash business. fice to-day. dition. business. Murineas as may be deemed necessary. Dunlap. Then came the officers of the Royal price. County scrip always taken at par. Miss Amy Crane, who has been a resident ot Underwear worth $1 for 50o. at the New Several suspicious characters are prowling The Christmas festival at the Wagner creek Arch Chapter, who were installeil by T. G. ■ Those knowing themselves indebted to th« thi« c ounty for several years past, has removed C hristmas .—All reports go to show that York Store. * about town, but arc watched too closely to school-house proved a pronounced success. An Reames, High Priest,to-wit: King, A. M. Ber- | ; T imes office will please take notice ami respond to Roseburg. Christmas was very generally celebrated ry; Scribe, J. N. T. Miller; Principal Sojourn- • : at once, as we need money or the equivalent td The festive turkey has written his last will practice their nefarious vocations very exten excellent programme was rendered and much throughout Southern Oregon and that the fes L. F. Willits an<! wife of this place are er, Will. Jackson; Captain of the Host, D. I meet bills now accruing. We dislike to dun sively. amusement was afforded for both old and and testament. anybody, and do not propose doing it. tivities were often of a more extensive charac -------- - — S. B. Hull killed three turkeys ia three young. Over $500 worth uf presents were dis spending the holidays at Ashland. So are J. Linn; Royal Arch Captain, C. C. Beekman; j For cheek, receipt and order books, call at ter than usual, in spite of the cry of “hard A. Carter ’ s family. T he attendance on the Ashland College ia tributed. Master of 3d Veil, N. Fisher; M. of 2d Veil,G. ' shots at the turkey-shooting on Christmas, time«.” We may indeed consider ourselves the T imes office. steadily increasing and already exceeds that of Geo. W. Chase is spending a few days in W. Isaacs; M.of 1st Veil, M. Hanley; Secreta A lodge of Haymakers will be started in this The Winter is thus far as favorable as it when the manager found him an unjtrutitable fortunate if we experience none worse. customer. place before long. It is decidedly popular in town. Milo Matliews is filling his place on ry, Max Muller; Treasurer, C. Mingus;Guard, 1 any previous term. The students are making possibly could be. i commendable progress and general prosperity R. S. Dunlap. E lection of O fficers .—The following is a There is a growing disjiosition among the the East and California and has been ado,»ted the box temporarily. The German Red Men elect officers next At the close of the ceremonies a sumptuous f is in store for this institution of learning. list of the officers elected by Ruth Rebekah Wo learn that Dr. I). A. Covert proposes farmers in this valley to procure blooded stock. as a side degree of the Improved Order of Red Thursday evening. Men, chiufs of which organization are entitled locating in Washington Territory l»efore long repast was partaken of. Such an array of Degree Lodge No. 4, I. 0. 0. F., held last S ettle U p .- Those knowing themselves in Business men reaped a harvest iu the sale of They will find that it pays in the long run and to take it. toothsome viands we are not in the habit of Monday eveuing: Mrs. Rachel Fisher, N. G.; for the practice of his profession. pays well. debted to Kahler & Bro. are notified to come encountering. The Masons’ ladies ami daugh The organ over which there was so much Mrs. Frank Krause, V. G.; A. H. Maegly, R. Christmas presents. forward ami give their notes immediately. • Nort. Eildings was voted the belle of the Vice President-elect Arthur has two pretty ters had been assiduous in their [»reparations, St. Mary ’ s Academy will not resume studies controversy last Spring was prominent at the 8.; J. H. Hyzer, F. S.; Mrs. F. Luy, Treasur Ashland leap-year party. He looked perfectly daughters. We hasten to state that we never AUENTNANI» «AXVANNER8 assisted by Grob A Ulrich, and their culinary er. The installation will be held on the even until January 10th. said a word against the old man during the festival on Christmas eve. We learn that it gorgeous—so “childlike and bland.-’ skill was amply attested toby those assembled. Make from $25 to $50 ¡»er week selling good« will remain in the M. E. Church building for Silk dress-goods anil laces at tho New York campaigu. ing of January 10th. Gustaf Wilson has been recommended as I Supper over, a few hours were speut in so for E. G. RIDEOUT A CO., 10 Barclay the present for the use of all denominations Store at cost prices. * Russian Vice Consul for Portland. He was cial intercourse by the more sedate [«»rtion of street, New York. Send for their catalogue» It is probable that the vacant space between R eligious I tems .—Rev. M. C. Miller will and I arms. Several communications are omitted this 1 the Odd Fellows’ and McCall A Co.’s building worshipping there. formedj <’"••• * of jL»sephine,_ _ —■ - •--------------------- hold services at the M. E. Church in this place the company, while the others tripped “the week for lack of space. A large attendance is expected to grace the J. F. N ewcomer , Toledo, Ohio, nays:— I at Ashland will be occupied by brick structures next Sunday evening.... Rev. M. A. W illiams W. J. Nichols, now a successful attorney of light fantastic” to excellent music by ’Squire have been greatly benefit««! by* wearing ari New Year's party to be given by Arthur Tool Farmers have turned over a largo aroa of before long. will preach at Rock Point on Sunday morning Yreka, came over to Ashland Christmas day Berry. Ex«*elsior Kidney Pad. and would recom at Eagle Point this evening. He is sparing no next, at 11 o’clock....... Elder M. Peterson soil iu the past fortnight. and will spend the holidays with his family. It was after one o'clock when the finis came. mend all persons troubled with tveak kid B. F. Reeser of Ashland has built a large ad neys to try it.—S ke A dv . The Champions of Honor of Foot’s creek will dition to his store and also raised the main pains for the occasion and will provide the best preaches at Mound district school-house on Miss Katie .rones, eldest daughter of Hon. All felt positive that the evening hail been music and supper. A good time is in store Sunday... .Rev. D. A. Crowell will hold ser give a party this evening. building three feet, making a commodious es A. C. Jones of this place, has been quite ill, moat pleasantly spent, at the same time hoping MARRIED for those who attend. vices at Graut’s Pass next Sunday at the usual Leap year dies to-night and many a lonely [ tablishment. but is now convalescing, we are glad to say. i that the Masons will ever install their officers : BOAT—DAVIDSON—On Williams creek,* i as auspiciously as were the present. hour. bachelor will l»e badly “left.” I A. Dunlap, l’lnvnix’s popular blacksmith,de I J. F. I’resley of Ashland has o«e of tho neatest Christmas day, Henry Boat and Mise L. shaving saloons in this section. Being an ex Gus. Pfeil of Gall’s creek called on us yes --------- - Davidson, B usiness C hanu «.—Henry Norton has pur Jas. Pelton informs us that it is almost t«»o sires those indebted to him to call before the I cellent tonsorial artist,he gives general satisfac terday, from whom we learn that tho miners of ' H ighwaymen A rrested .—Wm. Jeffries 15th of next month and square accounts. See wet for plowing in Sam ’ s valley. chased the Ashland Livery Stablesand took tion and is building up a good business. Un that section have plenty of water and are busy. I and John Ambrose, two tramp« from Cali- I ! BORN. The district school will resume studies next ’ his notice elsewhere. possession last week. He will add a number H. F. Phillips has sold his stable at Ashland fornia, were arrested on the Grave creek like most other barbers, Presley has nu hair re- Leap-year parties are becoming popular as newer that he recommends. of turnouts at once and make other improve Monday, after a vacation of a week. to Henry Norton ami will leave soon for Eas hills last Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff Coata CARI >W I J. I. - Tn ,Ta<*k*«>n vi llo, Decenbor j 28th, to the wife of C. D. Cardwell, a son: 1880 is about to depart. Several have tak-1 ments that cannot but prove popular. Henry The roads, by reason of the recent raius, are 1 I Ieka Lodge No. 53, Improved Order of Red tern Oregon and Washington Territory to look and Jeff. Croy. These fellows had been ; Di*l’<>B<>AM—Near Jacksonville, l>ecem- is an old-timer, who knows liow to meet the getting bail enough to suit anybody. en [»lace lately ami Phcenix now proposes to i committing a series of depredations as they i l>«*r 2fith, to the wife <jf Emil DeKoboaui,* Men, of Yreka will dedicate its new wigwam for a future location. indulge this evening. wants of the public, and we have U3 doubt but O. E. Rose ami J. L. Wilder of Applegate went along the road and were quite bold I a son. The A. 0. U. W. and Adarel Charter No. on the 22d of February, and some of the mem what he will give general satisfaction. Read ' 2, O. E. S., will meet this evening. Cardwell contemplates keeping the most bers of Oregonian-Pocahontas Tribe of this were in town this week, from whom we learn about it, commencing at the residence of HATTON—At I.akeviow, Doc. 18th, to* the wife of R. B. Hatton, a daughter. his advertisement elsewhere and try linn when John G. VanDvke,near Pluenix, which they A pleasant Christmas party was held at J. thorough livery stable in Southern Oregon dur-1 place purpose attending. It is one of the that Christinas was spent quite agreeably in in need of anything in his line. 1 rifled on the 23d while the family was ab- ing 1S81 and will make several substantial im handsomest structures in the interior. that neighborhood. A. Panky’s residence in Sam’s valley. 1 sent, and departed with $25 in money, a hat, provements in that time. * M. H. Drake, who has been in the Ump«jua O fficers E lected .—Monitor Council No. 8, One of the most enjoyable events that hasever razor, sleeve-buttons and other articles, Victory Council No. 4, C. of H., will install The T imes is the best advertising medium taken place in that section was the Christmas valley looking after young cattle, returned to Champions of Honor, agner creek, held its i its officers next Wednesday evening. j They next came to Jacksonville, sleeping in between Albany, Oregon, an»l Red Bluff, Cal., party given by L. Herliug, the aceonunodating Ashland last week. He did not invest, pre Everybody reads Tur StTN. Tn the edl- regular election last Tuesday evening, which Newman Fibber’« barn the night of their ar i tion« Some of our friends have responded to our of this newspaper throughout the year having a larger circulation than any other pa- ferring to wait until Spring. resulted as follows: R. Leadbetter, W. C.; host of the Poorman’s creek house. The at rival. Here they’ disposed ot some of their , to conie everybody will find: call, for which we feel duly grateful. [>er published in that distance. Mrs. Jennie Wells, Lt. C.; Mrs. Mary C. Bee- tendance was large, the music good, the sup Hon. A. H. Brown, late State Treasurer, is booty to Chinese, moving northward the 1. All the world’« new«, so ¡»resented that Noland A McDaniel regaled their patrons j i Rain falls nearly every night, while there is per better,and none failed to make the most of engaged in stock-raising in Powder river val following day. At Ralls’ gulch, near Wil- [the reader will get the greatest Hmnnnt of non, M. of C.; John Dwyer, H.; J. B. Dyer, ! information with the least unprofitable ex- 8.; Frank Anderson, F. S.; W. Beeson, T.; with a tine lunch un Christmas night. the opportunity. ley, and his stock and that of his neighbors low Springs, they entered a Chinese cabin [ [«enditure of time and eyesight. The Suit I a comparative cessation of hostilities during The “Sentinel” will not appear again until the <lav, which is quite a convenient arrange-; The ball that will take [»lace at Holt’s hall have done well on the range. V. K. Hendrickson, W. The installation is and took what little valuables there were, long ago discovered the golden mean be- . tween redundant fulness and tinsatisfactory announced for the evening of January 7th, the the Sth, and on Saturdays thereafter. ment w ith the clerk of the weather. this evening will no doubt he a very agreeable E. IL Clarke, the affable agent for the well- beating tho old Chinaman in charge over brevity. •>.<nl having changed nights of meeting. Wool is quoted in the S. F. market at 23(<zi Blanks of every description, such as deeds, , one. The Madame is making the’ most ex known house of Christy A Wise, San Francis I the head with a pistol. They next came I II. M ttch of that sort sinews which de i mortgages and assessment schedules of all tensive preparations ami her new cooks will no co, has been [».’lying this soctiou a business vis Upon another Chinaman in the road near pends less upon its recognized importance H ymeneal .—At Brownsborough, on the I 30c. Oregon valley lambs brings 28(< j 32. ! the Drv Diggings, whom they compelled to than upon it« interest tomankind. From I^nt begins on March 2d, which gives a kinds, for sale at the T imes office. Also a full; doubt provide an excellent supper. Prof. it. He leaves for Lake county next week. 24th, laonon Charley and M iss Jennie C. i disgorge some *20. The Celestial cut across morning tn tri<»rning T he S un print« a con* Scott’s string band lias been engaged, which j liue of Justice's ami Cunstable’s blanks. David Shook of Alkali valley, Lake county, ; to Grant’s Pass, for which [»lace the high , tinned «tory «»f the lives of real men and Brown, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry , louger season than usual for amusements. women, and of their deeds, {»Ian«, love«,* Flour has been selling at retail in Siskiyou j ensures good music. has lieen in town during the past week, Hu waymen seemed bent,and pointed them out hates, anti troubles. This story is more va 11. Brown, were united in matrimony by \\. | Geo. \V. Morris, formerly of Foot's creek,has P. W. Olwell of the Plxenix Mills proposes reports stock interests flourishing and the • to E. Diniick when they oanie up; but, as ried and more interesting than any romance H. Parker, J. P. W in. Terrill and Miss Ola become interested in a saw-mill near Ashland. county at the rate of $35 per 1,9*^ pounds,and was ever devised. to put up a substantial grist-mill at tho Dar prospects for a favorable Winter excellent. none has been selling wholesale for less than Robinson acted as groomsman and bridesmaid. j he bad no authority to arrest them, they than Daley & Co. are embellishing the Odd Fel III. (iood writing in every column, and danelles, nearG. Karewski ’ s old store, if the $32 50, says Jacob Wagner of Ashland. , The happy couple were the recipients of the I lows’ building at Ashland with a neat awning. Arthur Langell of Lake county is in town. : passed on unmolested. In the moantime : freshness, originality, a<*«*uniey, and «iecor- fanners 8f that vicinity will offer him some in , uni in the treatment of every subject. hearty congratulations of the relatives and A bronze turkey furnished for the supper The roads he reports rough, but little snow is ’ the Sheriff's office had received notice ot the W. S. Lofton reports at Lakeview that he 1Y. Honest comment. T he S un ’ s habit ducements. As the site is quite eligible and | doings of these rascal«, through Mr. Van friends assembled, after which a sumptuous! has discovered gold in the Drew’s valley foot | following the Masonic installation last M»»n»lay the country tributary thereto large, there is a to be seen. A much larger area of grain than ! Dyke, and Messrs. Coats and Croy were is to speak out fearlessly alstuf men ana dinner was partakeu of. \\ e wish them much hills. • things. evening by Mrs. C. Mingus weighe«! 22 pounds ever before will be sown in that section and V. E<]ual candor in dealing with each j dispatcher! to take them in tow. They lia«l likelihood t hat the enterprise will be successful. joy* farmers are busily engaged already. The January session of the County Commis- dresse I and 28 poutnls when slaughtered. i no trouble in tracking them, as they kept [»olnu-al [»arty, and equal readiness to com* The bridge where the road crosses Poor- 1 Multnomah Tribe No. 3, and Willamette what is praiseworthy or to rebuke' L ba P-Y ear P arty .—One of the handsomest «¡oners' ami Probate Courts will be held next Jake Marcuse has sold his variety store in the main thoroughfare to Roseburg. From mend what is blamabie in Democrat or Republi Tribe, No. 6 Imp. O. R. M., of Portland, will man's creek has fallen in, but will be repaired week. events that has occurred in Jacksonville in a | this place to Geo. W. Chase ami Jas. R. Little, I what Jeffries and Ambrose sav, they bad can. Frank Bauer of Ashland has purchased a fine immediately. The stringers have rotted away give a public installation and reception at their [ who took cliargo last Monday. Jake made an accomplice in the person ot an old man, 1 YI. Absolut? independence nf partisan nr- long time was the party given at Holt’s hall ganiz.ations, bnt unwavering loyalty to trud wigwam on First street this evening. After [ many friends while here, whose best wishes ho who carried tho booty and was some dis Democratic principles. T he S un l»elievM by the ladies of this place and vicinity on . imported jack fur his stock ranch iu Warner > and new ones will be put in by Jas. Herd. the installation ceremonies dancing will l»e in Commence the new year by subscribing for Christmas eve. About sixty tickets were sold. valley. ! carries with him. He will make San Francis tance ahea«l of them when they were ar that the Government w hich the Constitution! dulged in, and the New Year will be ushered the T imes , which gives a full summary of the The arrangements were perfect, the fair ones co his stoppiug-place for the present, leaving rested. A search of their ,»er«ons disclosed give« us is a good one to keep. Its notion Birkhead has made better arrangements anil of duty is to resist to its utmost p«»wer the in by the Red Men and their friends in a be I a large number of keys of every descrip local news ami a large amount of general news. making the affair vieing with each other iu Jacksonville yesterday. is prepared to give lodgings, as well as meals i efforts of men in the Republican party to coming manner. tion—from the valise to the door key—sev set up another form of government in place most agreeable. Excellent music was fur- for 25c. • I It will be materially improved during 1881. Rev. F. X. Blanchet, pastor of the Catholic Boyd Tucker, son of L. B. Tucker of Ash eral pistols, $30 in money and various other of that whi«*h exists. I'he year 1881 and the" " *S m 1 by Prof. Scott s string band and the The Christmas party at Mart. Hurst’s, on | F. Ritschard, the jeweler, has moved into land, was kicked by a horse last week, the Church of Jacksonville, has travelled 1,391 1 articles. They were brought to town on • years immediately following w*ill probably * served iu the spacious dining-hall be- Butte creek, passed off uicely, over 50 tickets | j the room between the saloons of Noland A Me-1 decide this supremely important conte«t. miles within his parish and 980 miles outside ' all that could be desired. The fus- being sold. Daniel and S. P. Joues, where he may be blow striking him full in the face and knock i of it during 1880, a prominent evidence of his Tuesday ami ha«l an examination before , T he S un believes that the victory will be Justice Ilufferthe following day, who held with the people as against the Rings for ing him senseless. Curious as the circuin- orolonged until nearly six o’clock Wilson Bain of Josephine county has been ! found ever ready to attend to all orders in his , stances may appear, the youth esc ped com- > industry and religions zeal. On Christinas day each of them to answer on two charges— monopoly, the Rings for plunder, and Hie anybody seemed loth to depart supplying the Crescent City market withexcel line. for imperial power. I paratively unhurt, further than receiving a» he was ¡»resented with on elegant sofa by his i one for breaking into Van Dyke's bouse ■ Rings Our term« are as follows: The finest stock of visiting cards ever gash between the eyes. This is the second congregation as a testimonial of their esteem. and the other for robbing Toy Queue on lent apples. For the Daily S un , a four page sheet of i ---------•--------- the road. Bail in each case was placed at twenty-eight column«, the pri«*e by mail,* Squires A McKee of Ashland have built a brought to Oregon—gilt-edged, bevel-edged, time the boy has l»ecn kicked. ,N« E for E* ebybody .—We have MINING NEWS. $300, in default of which they* were re post paid, is 55 cents a month, or $«1.50 a raugements with the San Francisco hamlsumu alditiou to Jacob Ish’s residence plain white, snow-flake, chromo, etc.—lias just i I Some of the visiting brethren and sisters of year; or, including the Sunday [taper, an manded to jail to await their trial in Feb eiglit-page been received at the T imes office from New sheet <>f fifty-uix ¿olnmnn, the cle, Louisville Courier-Journal, Harper’s near town. I Monitor Council No. 8, 0. of H., of Wagner There 1« a full head of witer at the Ster ruary. Several of the articles they stole pri<*«' is 65 cents a month, or $7.70 a year, York. .mnations, American Agriculturist, Scien Fisher A Cohn have a first-class assortment i | creek, last Tuesday evening, were left by their ling miuo and Superintendent Ennis is from Mr. Van Dyke’s premises were iden- i postage ¡»aid. ce American, Frank lx?slie’s publications, of general merchandise, which they are selling The raising-up of the chiefs of Oregonian- I ; vehicle sticking in the mud after starting for happy. | lifted, and their chances for the peniten The Sunday edition of T he S un is also* furnished separately at $1.20 a year, postage ..ifornian, and in fact all the leading very cheap. Pocahontas Tribe No. 1, Improved Order of home; but they prove«! equal to the emergency Chappel <t Co., at Star Gulch, arc enabled tiary* are consequently* the best. Both are [»aid. .OURNALS and magazines in the United States, Marshal Phillips of Ashland has establishoil Red Men, will take [»lace next Tuesday even and repaired to W. Beeson’s residence, where to run six hours a day with the aid of tboir young men, the elder being perhaps 22 , The r»ri<*e of the W eekly R un , eight vhereby subscribers to the T imes paying in ad- a night-watch and that plaoe will now rest ing. A full attendance ot members is re they danced until daylight permitted them to reservoir. i years of age. From their short career in page«, fifty-six columns, is $1 a year, pos tage paid. For clal»s of ton «ending $10 we vnee can obtain them at least 25 per cent, low- more securely. quested. right matters and continue their journey. Hays A. Magruder started their pipes »Oregon, they are evidently hardened ▼ ¡I- will .«end an extra copy free. by applying to us than in sending directly to We learn that Henry Judge will convert the Address I. W. ENGLAND, Roa«l Supervisors are expected to report at Some miscreant set a pistol, cocked and agoing the forepart of the week and are lain« also. home office. This is an inducement every* Publisher ol T he S un , New York City. buildings now occupied l»y Matt. Dillon ami moving the dirt at a lively rate. the session of the County Commissioners’ primed, at the entrance of one of the Chinese A shland S ociety E lections .—At the reg- ly should avail themselves of; and soon, too. F. Ritschard into a hancss-shop. His former I Court next week. houses in town, with a string attache«! to the It has been raining hard in Josephine I'J making monav will leave nothing undone for the benefit [»remises will )»u used by J. Nunau for business trigger ami door, with the evident intention of county and the miners have plenty of wa-1 ular «lection of officers of Ashland Lodge No. ■ F I i when a golden chance I a off« rod,* A marriage will take place on Applegate to- ! 45, I.O.O.F.,the following were chosen: J. K. •« T imes ’ patrons. purposes. shooting the first Celestial that appeared. Un ter and are busily at work. A good run 1 Helman, N. G.; L. A. Neil, V. G.; I. O. Mil IE«™!»! thereby keeping poverty from morrow. The high contracting parties are 1 your door. Those who always takeadvan- Prof. Venner’s predictions of a huge snow der-Sheriff Caton found that the [»istol was the seems prospective. ttino A ffray .—S. Booth was rather se- well-known here. ler, R. S.; J. I). Fountain, F. S.; R. P. Neil, 1 trge of the good chance« for making money storm >>n the 22»l were of no avail. It is quite property of Tom McKay, one of the half- Prospectors will find a fall linn of mining j Treasurer; A. I). Helman, E. DePeatt, E. J. I that are offered, generally l»econie wealthy,* ly cut in the left breast by J. J. Lathrop The happiest man on Christmas was the one ! while those who do not improve such ehan- he Criterion saloon in this place last Tues treated first to some of Dilluu’s latest importa evident that “Old Probabilities” does not con : breeds strangling about town, who says that it blanks, printed after the latest and best Farlow, Trustees. I coh remain in poverty. We want many fide his business to the keeping uf a so-called was taken from him by two white men while in | form«, on hand at the T imes ofilce. Also a day eViH*ng- A large-sized pocket-knife w as tions from Kentucky. Ths following officers of Ashland Lodge No. men, women, boys and girls to work tor u< • supply of Copp’s Hand book of Mining ( professor. a state of intoxication. the weapon ill'll an‘l the wound inflicted was 23, A. F. A A. M., were installed last Monday right in their own localities. The business' A pleasant s«H:iable Was given by the Misses ! [aw, standard authority. will pay more than ten time« ordinary wa- Fisher A Cohn offer tho highest cash prices al »out four inches io7^\ running up and down. We desire to call especial attention to the evening: W. H. Atkinson, W, M.; W. A. [ ges. Wo furnish an expensive outfit and Linn on Christmas eve, which was attended by Nearly every miner in Jackson and Jose- ' for deer-skins, ranging from 35c. to 45c. ¡»er ! advertisement of D. M. Ferry A Co., Detroit, The fact that laitl.rop hactJo reach as far M I several of their friends. Wilshire, 8. W.; G. 8. Butler, J. W.; J. M. all that you need, free. No one who enga pound. Those wishing to dispose of any I Mich., which appears in our columns. They I phine counties has more or less water, McCall, Treasurer; L. A. Neil, Secretary; H. ges fail« to make money very rapidly.* possible to strike Booth perhaps^tWVentedTa- Yon cxii devote your whole time to the The Christmas pfr.ty at Lavenbnrg’s hall [ should not fail to give them a call, as they , are one of the largest and most reliable firms ! available and all are making the best of it. ! tal consequences. Lathrop was disarmed and Fox, Tyler. The newly-elected officers of Al- work, or only yonr spare moments. Full The season opens quite favorably, with 1 engaged in the seed business in the United ' i information and all that is needed «ent fro«.' then taken in charge by Marshal Crosby, w ho was well attended and was thoroughly tui«jyed (nean business. pleasant weather prevailing all the while, pha Chapter No. 1, O, E. S., were also install I by those in attendance. S tinson a * C o .. Portland, Me. turned him over to Under-Sheriff Caton, which A pleasant patty took place at the Rock i States, and their seeds have justly earned 1 and visions of gold dust haunt the hopeful ed, to-wit: Mm. J. M. McCall, Matron; W.H. Address Our politest bow to the lady members of Point scliool-housc on Christmas eve. Excel - ■ great p<»]»ularity by always being fresh and . officer lodged him in the County Jail. He had Atkinson, Patron; Mrs. H. C. Hill, Associate delver of the earth. an examination before Justice Huffer yester Adarel Chapter No. 2, O. E. S., for a liberal lent music was furnished by the Orme Bros., i just as rejiresented. Our readers will do well 1 The river claims on the Klamath,in Siski Matron; Miss L. Daggett, W. C.; Miss Susie day, who held him to appear before the next supply of excellent cak«. and the supper prepared at White’s hotel was to avail themselves of their offer to semi their | you county, have yielded well dnring the Fox, W. A. C.; Mrs. H. C. Hill*, Treasurer; Grand Jury in the sum of $300, which bail he A gol«l earring was picked up on our streots not to be beaten. » lieautiful Seed Annual free to all wishing to 1 past year, and in Rome cases immensely. Miss Nettie Wagner, Secretary. A tine supper furnished. last Sumlay, which the owner can recover by Christmas festivities were unusually inter I purchase seeds. Several excellent quaitz ledges are also be followed the installation and other exercises The highest price paid in calling at the T imes offiee. ----- » - ■ —■ made the occasion an interesting one. esting at Eagle Point. A large crowd assem ing worked in that county at [»resent. Un C hristmas T rkb F estivities .—The Christ cash for wheat by A H andsome A ffair .—The Leap-year par- j usual activity in mining now exists there The Wagner creek school will resume stud ble«! to witness the Christmas tree exercises at mas festival given at the M. E. Church last ty given by the ladies of Ashland at Houck’s j P robate C ourt .—The following proceedings GuKAREWSKI, • Friday evening under the auspices of the Union ies next Monday. G. A. Hubbell ot this place Pool's hall and all went home pleased. Many hall last Friday evening [»roved one of the most j and it promises to increase during 1881. A have transpired in this Court—Judge Dav presents were made. new era in the prosperity of northern Cali has been engaged as teacher. Sunday School proved a pleasant affair and was Jacksonville, Oregon» [ilcxsanteventsofthe season. A large attendance 1 presiding—since our last report: Everybody can get a large assortment of | Judge Deady has denied the motion to re I was present and good order and management fornia is dawning. duly appreciated by those in attendance, es In the matter of the estate of R. B. Ilarga- pecially the little ones.of which there were not choice flower seeds by payiug a year's subscrip- mand the case of Wm. Bybee vs. Hawkett and noticeable. The ladies had left nothing un PUBLICNOTICE. dine, deceased. Sales of personal property hx R eal E state T ransactions . — The following Robinson to the State Courts made l»y the at S. W. Kilg< •re, administrator, confirmed. B few. An excellent programme of exercises, 1 tion to the T ime « in advance. done for the happiness of the sterner sex ami deeds have been recorded in the County Clerk’s i PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOTIFIED In the matter of the estate of Elizals-tb Hill, rpilE Consisting of singing, declamations, reading, Circuit Court will reconvene next Monday, torneys of the former, and it will be tried at their success was complete. The music bv office since the last issue of the T imes : I that bos’, of toiiaccos ami cigar« can P. Dunn, administrator, discharged, hereafter the I deceased. •tc., had been prepared for the occasion ami pursuant to adjournment. Some chancery Portland before long. bo obt lined al the loll boii«e near Prof. Alford s string band was up to its usual ' Daniel Chapman and L. A. Neil to Henry ■ estate being fully settled. • ClmviierN bridge on Rogue river. Also an Was well rendered. A Christmas tree mostluau- ’ cases will then be considered. W. Beeson, school clerk of Wagner creek Tn the matter of the estate of Sebro G. Bur extra qualit y of liquor by the quart. Pru*ea excellent standard, while the supper at the 1 Norton, Ashland stable property. Cunsidera- tiful to behold was one of the features. When gess, deceased; petition of C. H. Burton, ad reasonable. The jury in the Canyon road case, tried at district, has c«>mplete«l collecting the tax levied Ashland House was only such as Mrs. Houck j ti«n, S3,000. the order of business had been completed re ' Roseburg last week, brought in a verdict for for the completion of improvements on thenew can provide. The hour of five A. m . was fast' J* *M; 5’9Ca1.1, tn H *2Iton’ ProPerty in ministrator, for order to sell real pnqierty. Ci ioR MINING BLANKS GO THE TIMBS tation ordered issued to heii^ by publication freshments were passed around and a short the defendants, Fink A Gazley. school-house, etc. Of the $300 due nut a cent approacliing approaching when O ffice . Copp’s Hand-book of Mining when the the gay gay votaries votaries of of Terp-1 Tern- ■ A[¿¡¡"to ‘o^ Vinwnt, land in Table in the T imes . 1 time whiled away in devious ways. The Sun Law always kept on hand. Price $1 a copy Those who take the lead in publishing their remained delinquent. sicliorc Were induced to weml their way home- Rock product. Consideration $100. day School scholars also received suitable business through the newspapers generally The parties at Kerbyville and Wilderville on w’ard. 1 lie affair was thoroughly appreciated i S ewing M achines .—Four different kinds <»f '■piIE best assortHient of Roger«’ and Wni- recognition of their faithfulness. All seemed 1 take the lead in everything else. I 1 tenlHiim’« cutierv in tbo market, at’ Christmas eve were successes, 45 tickets be by all who were fortunate enough to be in at- i 'oledo, Ohio, says:— j new sewing machines have just been received C harles H ' JOHN MILLER’S. to thoroughly eujoy the occasion, and why i It is said that the Champions of Honor are I ing sold by M. Ryder and 36 by A. R. Jcnes. I I j— hope others sim- ! at’E. C. Brooks’ New Drug Store, viz: The tendance, and there was a general regret that' 1 know it c» our holidays are allowed to pass off without about renting Cronemiller s hall as a place of At the former place festivities were continued 'u A» tiie cheat may Crown, Eldridge, New Home and New Anieri- EST porting, blunting and giant pow-' it was the last of the series for the ensuing > Luug Pad,” as I can. They are of thelatestand l»cst improved Lung «1er, htu«e,'capM and wa<l« at Store of tliesu festivals we oaunot divine. i meeting and will tit it up neatly. ( until Sunday nturuiug. I- four years. have. | patterns in thv worhi.' Prices from >10 to $50. 1 — ----- --- * JOHN MILLER’S.* DEMOCRATIC TIMES THE SUN FOR 1881 t B % / i f