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About Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1863)
SACH BROVS JACKSONVILLE, CTJiOloMfvlo Jfci XZ.otn.ll - DK.U.KtlH IM- 3323T C?rOOC3LS, fflllOMIILI! CLOTIIIffi! AND ALSO IN Liquors & Tobacco Hew Goods! Itfew Goods I! Hew Goods ! ! ! JUST RECEIVED AND NOW OPENING AT Cheap Cash Store, A Mler and More Extensive - STOCK OF SPRING AND SDffllER C3rCJOC3.3j, Thin un ever displayed In our nr nny elier ritoru this side of fa'an Francisco. OUIt LATEST STVLK DOCOSS C3rOOC3LS OUIt Fashionable Millncry (iooils -Snchns- UDIHS, MISSKS Si CHlLDltKNS As well us our rich n the MOST 11KAUTIPUI. ever enVred here. Our fclucli uf i'llINTH, JIIwcIimI nnd llrnwn MUSLIN, W1MTK GOODS, HOrilKItV, h.dkH iind-UhlldreD's S1I0HS, w never ban cmx-IIwI, OLOTI-IIDSTG-! Pen and Bov's Suits OFALLDKSCUll'TIONS. UnNIJW.STVI.K Wanlioon Suits, Cassimoro &Idnon Suits, PogtlLer with our etock of Men and Hoy's BOOTS AND SHOES, AND NHWSTYLE passimoro Straw JXato iVro tho ueutest ever brought here. Ol'H ASSORTMENT OP Family Groceries IS KXTIJNSIVE & COMPLKTK. I'll arO InrlllMl 111 onll m avnmtnn nn I. which. wo will sell nt uupicccdontly SACH BROS. Sf- All ..... -f i..,.i,. ,-.... r, -- -"'Mini hi inuriiaiaoie I'oancc k" In exchnneo for goods. '"'oonville.!. an in') , .,,, -.V .WW." mi nn r i rTfliMintiinnnn'i 0cmi-lUcckln Stntincl. The Knees. First Day. Thursday lust, tlio nppoJnt- cd lime far the cninincncimenl of llic three days' horse racing, under nmrnarmrnt or the Jack...,. I nunty Jockey Club, opened with IH1U VtlUtllLI Vll ll'i;illlll III 1 1117 track nt nnntt, wo found thnl scvcrnl linn lrcd person had congregated to enjoy the sports. At the nppnlnlcd hour It was nnnonneed from the Judges rIoikI, tlmt the sports would commence with n rare fur n pnrsc of 8100 single dash of n mile, five for nil entrance, ten per centum. The following entrees were then made : Archy Chrlsmnn, tmmed prny mure, " Mary Tlwmpvin" Iku year old, fired by Onn - gler, dam by Leviathan, color rtd nnd WSIB! J; ' "fel ,mm' ''7 ".T Kntlo Dlxlc"-fivc jmn old. fired by tlio Jenkins T limiiw iTtm tlinin (...Inn ' AtHIIIHf 11(11(1 lllHtl1Mti VI'M'I purple; .T. Heed entered his sorrel gel den, " Kenh" aped , fired by George, dnnt by Printer, onlnr, mixed ; Jiimef S. Ollinm entired fnrrel lllly ' Jfcph yr" fonr years old, fired by Sumplcr.dnm 1 !.. 1 , 1 . ti f-. iiKii.mn.HrlMrmii a. ii.awvrn rnn.nu iim oiirrui luiriw-, oiick -iniir jenrnnld. slntl by Lmniix, dam unknown, color pink. The rider drew the following positions (nr their horses : Renli 1st, Illicit 2d, Mnry TIi'iiiijhom 11,1. Kuto Dixie Ith. nnd Zephyr .111 .... Kn nmi-.-.Mur.v , n-inp.n,,, p pearcd in be popular ravorl.e, nnd I iniwt of the betlliiir was mudu on her fl'l ..M mi ,.. ngnl.nl "Kittc Dixie." I The sorrel Iinrn, " Iluck," got a fine "bulge" on tlio ollicis In flnrllng, nnd led them gnlliiutly nbniit half w ny round the eource, when " Mary Thmnpunn" took nnd kept the lead to the end of the nice. The race win won by " Mnry Thompson" time, one minute nnd fifiy.thrre second. The enlt ruiv was a failure. No entrees being made. Quliu a number of three year old colls, rereu'iitlri;; tlio boot stock In the country, were In training, but the owners, with th exception of the owner of "Mlnlu Uifitf'wete not willing to enter tlio same. To compensate for tlio failure of the colt rnce, n purw of ten dollars, with fixe dollars entrance to be nddrd to the wiiae, a iiut-mi ny ino propneior oi ll.e traiK to nil Spanish and hull breed horses, for n i sinj-lo dash or n mile. " ltappahnnnoek." j " One-eyed Uilcy," nnd n mare, owned by ' t n.,.1-1.,, .... ..i i i ,i . I Mr. Dul.lns, were entered for the purse. I his wus tlio moU exciting rncc ol the day. "One-eyed Itlley'' led until the lioi-svul Q . ,. Bwung nronud the corner, on the home1!, nYBloiA jj AN1) SURGKON. utrelch, when" nuppnlmnnoek passed him, j om Bt ,, ,t4.,rlir oll ht, nnd soon nfter. tho Duskln inaro shot by I Jaokhoxviij.k, Orwio.v. nnd pushed " Uappalmnnnck closely. The j Where nil those knowing thvinielvet In- boys plied the whip freely down the homo I debted to him. on note or book noeount, timirli lint .lnaniin nil tt.n nv,.i r ! wlllplio uull mid wttlc tip. r their ue- ftretcli.but despllo nil the efiortg of tho,,,,,,, W( p,rtcea for cowllou lu the llttl. .- .1.1 i. TI I l.i .It . '. littlo mare, old ' Rappahannock" came out winner, nmld the dvufenlng shouts or the crowd. Thts closed tho procramma of the day. Thero were somo qiinrtcr races run, , nun me usual niter performance ot scrub ruclng. Skooxd Dav. Purse of8200. Twenty dollars entrance, to be added to the purse. Mile races, best two In three. The follow- Ing entrees wcro made : Archy Chrismnn entered " Mary Thompsons" J. W. Mitch ell entered " Koto Dixie j" Judge Tolnmn entered "Minlo Rifle," n Rlllemaii filly, thrco years old. Tho riders drew the fo. lowing positions for their horses : " Kute Dixie," Insldo track ; " .Mnry Thompson," middle, nnd "Minlo Rlflo" outside. At the tap of tho drum, tho horses were off. " Minlo Rille" took the lead nt the first turn, nnd held it steadily all the wny round, shooting down the home stretch with grace und power, winning tho heat easily time, one minute nud fifty-ono seconds. " ICato Dixie" was next, nud "Mary Thompson" last. On the second start, owing to some misunderstanding on tho part of".MInIe ltifle'a" trainer, the other horses got from sixty to ono hundred yards tho start or her. She was hard pressed to save her distance, but succeeded in doing It. " MIo lo" mado the secoud heat In one fifty-one. Tho heat was easily won by "Mnry Thomp son." tinio, ono fifiy-si.v. The next sturt was a very good one. " Mary Thompson" took the lead, nnd held it firmly nil tho way round. ' Minlo Rille" was next, nnd "Kate Dixie" last. "Minlo" did not try to win this heat. Her owner would have withdrawn her, but for tho heavy bets on her ogainst " Kate." Mary Thompsou," whom nobody tliouglit had nny show nt tho commencement of llie rncc, was still grime and lull of undeveloped power. The sympathies of tlio crowd were with I " Minlo" nil tlio time. Her competitors tvftrti fii-n rpni rilili tilul nf nplfnmvlii.l.ml ,pM,, ,, ,,. Mad she obtnlncd n Talr n , ,ie wom, ,,cill. 1C-wotlM ,mve boon comtellcd to come home In 1 :."0 or 151 to Imvc bent her. Thursday was " Mlnle's" birth-day, nnd die commcnccil her fourth ypnr with honor to herelf. Strand lime free for nil half-breed hornet , pnrso 6100; single dash of one mile. Kolrlcs, "Tex" nnd "Appnnhin ' Florn." Thl rncc wan well contested nil i Iho wny round, bnt " Tex V acknowledged bnttnm told towards the InM, and he came jn viclnr-thne. two minutes nnd three sec i ' nnih. pie ,y'f tport ciofcj ,v,, tie ns. ') ncr performance In the ocrub line. i T tAV.-Mlcl, race. 1KX'e d.h or1 n) fnr lUm mr ,,,,, Knlr;C!,.Vrc. l kn Maid." by J. Rlchnrdron ; "Charles- ton," by L. P. Mother. The first was n bay mare, of" Lrnnax " flock ; the fecond, n bay mare of "RifUman'' stock. Won by " Chnrbslnn, In 1 :S(5. iVd(ri lime Mile hentf, best three In fivP( ,or piIWJ f go.'.O, nllh 8100 en- trnuoc to be nddrd. ICtitrle hrown horse "IMnck," by Mr. Wrl. or Vreln ; nnd H..1.1 i.-.. 1 ... .i x'..t 1... um i, i... i .i Hcht bay Imrse Nebrnkn Dill," by Ad. I Mints. The horses enmc to the icrnlch, 'nnd both got oft" well on the first heat, IIiipL- " lim-lnn, llm Imii.ln Irnnt.. nlill. " "'" ......,"..... ,10 mnI1BStl, to f)ll, n, ,e wny ,,, comI ,,, pm, , , ulM(, um, w,nn .i.. t.... i ,.r.i .. .. ' .. .' On the fecond heat tho horses ngnln got n fine start, " Duck" a little nhead. "Nc lirnkii" crowded him very close nil the wny round, making tho race Intensely in teresting ; but nn the home stretch, the ri der of "I'huk" plied tho whip heavily, nnd bronchi his horse homo one-half lencth nhend, nnd winning the hent. Time hfi'J. On the third heat, by some blunder, ' Pluck." got nbout sevenly-fivo ynrdii the start, distanced his rival nnd woo the purse. Tlmol:M. As ego to press mnteh racing Is still going on. mid will probubly continue for several days. IllCI'OllTER. IVCvvx-i o cl . in JllcksMivlll... Juno 3tli. be Dr. lthl.lt. Mit. Mii.kn H. Wakkman nnd Mim Saiiaii C. ' Kvn'"' n" of Ju-,k""' " i In Jacksonville. Juno fith, by Uv. Dr. Illddle. Jin. Tiiiiias L. I.imciwii.i.kii and I M1Hi m4I Ull,KVnU rJck.iicountv.! i- i.irinwi m i hi '. liamu or my attorney. My old lulrnni will s till find mn.uititr, re.nly to attend to my proftstoual dutluv. Muy 0, lhii.1. wsyCIf E! Sb "XT "t JOU O 3d AND- STONEWARE. i r Something Ecerylody wtmts. 1MIK undersigned will hereafter keep on j . bund u complete assortment of Jugs, Jars, Churns, Milch and Butter Crocks, Flower Pots, Ott. if ILVy. tit. The nbovo wnro li of Excellent Oualllv. nnd being made In this county, will bo offer-1 ed (both at wholesale and retail) at Very Lowl'rlces. ' URADHURY & WADh; ' Agents for the Manufacturer. Jacksonville. May i!2. 18(13. iuy2!tl i -.mrc .,,.,..., ,, . ' D sale at the VARIKTV STORK, . ifuuivo, nn inu oiuniiiiru n orK8 iur CHEAP FOR CASH MAX IHJELER, AT TIIK BRICK STORE, Corner of Oregon nnd Main Streets, Jacksonville, T.TAS Just received nn addition lo his 1.1. former large nnd Hell selected Slock of! FANOY, STAPLC & SUMMER j DEYGOODS j Oil O THING, BOOTS AND SHOES, Groceries, Liquors, Cutlery, Crockery, Mining Tools, i " at RcdllCOd Prices. ' ONIv nnd ALL arc Invltrd to fn or Mm ullli n onll.ns It cot noth ing to show k'ouds, and It Is n pirns nru lo sell lliem nt prices so low that muni can comphilu. IIIglicKt Price Pa lit fnr Pro diu'clii Kxrltiiiigo for(i)oitH. -A.T COST! AND GOING NORTH. II Bloom OITcrs to fell his entire stock of MERCHANDISE WITHOUT RESERVE All thoHu .Irslrlng Jlur guhiH hliuuld en II Ini iiiedlnti!)', iih lie will close out foiUiwltli. All who tlihik Hint they liuvu licrctuforu piihl tow much for (Sooils, hliould cull at II. JJLOO.Il'S HTOUI2 mill get even. COME ONE, COME ALL Now is Your Timo TO GET 23 OirgrOJLo.ss As ho positively intends I SEALING Orr AT COST I t i . i .o ,. I Jacksonville. March WX j pOU.NTV COURT, of Jackson county, j In the mutter of the cstato of Jujiw 0. Dim, dee'd. Notlco Is hereby glveu that S. P. Toylor, Biiuunisiraior ot said wtatu, lias lilea lilt pe tltlon, praylug for nn order to sell the real i estate belonging to said deceased ; all je-' sons Interested lu mid Uto itro notllled to I , appear In said Court, on Wednesday, the l Sd day of June. lbl)3. and show cauwi wbv i a" 0r,ICr 'r tlo Mlo Of Said rial UtUte should not bo granted. ' JJy Older or Hon. J.O.Tolmaii.Co.Judge.. Wit. HOFFMAN, Clerk. ' May 4, 16Ca, iiiay-l-lw I "L '" " , TLLUSTRATKD PAPKRS JIurpers I X Weeklj, Prank Leslie's, Vunkee No- tioos, otc, regularly received and for falo at tho A'ARIKTV STORK. U SI'PKRIOR SADDLK ML'LKH for j sale by QusuW MwUKth S. COLVP.R. lsul. RYAN, MORGAN & CO. r.J.nvAV i:. k. moiki in kuwahh iiiKiuj. RYAN; fflOMAN & CO., -DKALKItS IN Groceries DRY GOODS, CLOTI-II3STG-, BOOTS & SIIOKS. IlfBTsb bl-H.-'a'Vc caji.-o. HATS AND CAPS, .vajStgy zoom Fino Japan and other I'uin.s, Oils and (ilnss, I Crockory & Glassware, DRUGS & MEDICINES IRON AND STEEL, 3VZXZST3SXZ.IS' TOOZjS, CARPENTEE and COOPEUS' TOOLS, Ami other Coodit milted to the wants of (lie Public CS3- Wc shall aim to keep up a full tf rsynnd complete stock olitth -t Z3y- and dairaUe Gooth, at -i CQf all seasons of the -a IfSf year, nnd we i&Ta SQrcm confidently say-HHa JftSJf to our old friends and -ixA tg& tho public, that we Intend "XTsa KEr to make it to their Inttrest to "da, IQf deal with us. -ifiia CALL TO SEE US. RMS, MORGAN & 10. Jacksonville, Jon. 8, 1803 Janl St.' " TO THE FARMERS. Wo shall hereafier take, In exchange or goo,),, M deKriptlons of produce tbut wo j WttrUt for ul iUo ,1,,,t8t mar- It VAN. MORGANS CO. Jan. 28, J8C3. We have constantly on hand and fo Rnin oul .iirri.' ti a nryj J"tvi JJAUUXS, -,, ,o oini-a r diimut.i.iiu HAMS, SIDES i SHOULDERS, FRKSII LARD, POTATO ks.dkanj: JJU'ITKR AND KtJGS, 0-V.TS, FLOUR & CORN MLUL. 11YAX, MOU U AN fc CO.
