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About Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1870)
THErOEEGflH SEITIHEL. " SxTD?gAXrWQtJ.3KQ,;Jan. 7, 1871. ili i i )MP. Fitter, 20 It 21 New Merck- WW EicbtDgt.ii our only authorized ageirtln San Francisco. For Eutern Advertising, Ma. FK3erirWatd byM. Pxrjp&QiLL A Co. of New York- and Boston. HHdianVtfiftreiifct ire our only an. tnorixed Ageatstn the Atlantic States. Officii 41 Park Bow. "Tlraeatt Building. New York City. AH orders must come through them. 'set r i, itttjiM fjfliitt. Jftxevk BtitfrJnKt "will hold Sivine ,.jerTioe,.b he Catholic church, to-rnor-"roCi'thrftiHiuil'honr. Mobbwet Rk?okt. This week we publish the Sexton's annual report of J'hej iritefments in the 'Japksonville Cemeteries. Of these only four b longed properly to this city, Of the rest '14 we're from the country, or per sons temporarily residing here, and the other three were paupers who came .Here' buf a short time before their deaths. This shows well for the health of Jacksonville, and it would be hard to find a place anywhere, containing the ,aame-nuraber.pf -inhabitants, where thereTias'bee'n so-little mortality1 dur jngjtha.past yearas there has, been ; ' ' Bueglaes. An attempt was made! by-Jsome'tone to 'break' Into, the brick store of Sachs Bros., in this place, on lint Tuesday night, but unsuccessfuUyj TThey first tried 'to break their way through the chimney, but abandoned that and tried to .remove the cellar grating; this was. also a failure, and they "then started through the wall, close toJtheUa.ckdoor, but before they had made much headway the Marshal arrived at the sc'ene 'of operations and frightened them oft. Our town is get ting asfainq&s, iot store jobberies al most as Portland used to be while Schultz infested it with his associates, iS'efhut-littlfi'effbrt seems to hare iepn.made Jo-(capture,,tlie offender?. This Is a' bad state of affairs and cannot bejleratedmqchlonger,- ix -tThe TpoTjijfBACKT-The trotting rMca we noticed sometime ago, came of,atlfhe,-By bee, track, ,last Saturday. .. irtiereiiwereloiilyr. three entries. Ply male's yellow mare, Jaie,' Rqudebush's black colt, and Savage's horse, "Satan." Plymale's mare got sick and was not putonXkb".:tra"ckj4fc-an? The contest between Jtoudebush's coty and Savage's horse wnVdecied in favor of the lat- ' ter. There was one fight growing out of the race; S. Booth and McGinley, of the' McGinley troupe, had a little Bparring' match all to themselves, in which Booth came out ahead. r jTiie McGiNtET Troupe. The "ben efit" exhibition 'of this troupe came oft, as advertised, last" 'Saturday e veiling. There, was: but' a small turnout, and from all accounts it, was about as good an audience s they deserved. The troupe was aor 'concern .take it all in,all, and money paid for admission was about as good as thrown away! Jacksonville has .got a name for liber? ality in patrohixing everything of this kind that conies a'lohg, and it merits it unquestionably, iMany a dollar has gonef fam (th'e packets b'its .citizens and from the county to support' just such nuisances hi the McGinley troupe. without a particle of benefit to either the patrons or the lperformers; Dis ountenan'cin!J ' them would 'save the former monev emended without anv prdfitj andwouldjdrire the latter into some honest and useful emnlovment. We, think it hich lime to becin under this new rule.- and patronize nothing of L'j'ii i' ;- l . . '. inc Kinu.uniesSfii, nas come merits 10 recommend, it. .Stonb Coai A ledge -of excellent coal Tias been, discovered, a short time (time ago, in this county, between By 'bee1 Ferry and the Meadows, by S. K. Shelley, "Vy"m. Selph, and Dr. Chitwood. Fro appearances, so -wo are informed ibjrtheTDob'tdf,( there' is an", extensive ieposU6f coat in, that locality. It has been tried by Mr. Moore, a blacksmith in- Sam's Valley, and. he pronounced it itne real article. "Wid Bvbee gives notice this week, in another column of this paper, that liis accounts are in the hands of James H. Neil for; collection. Those indebfc ed..to hjm will find it of interesltb tMcm io reau n. F&)irLiKkRiVEK'JuDFoRT EIlam xrH Charley Hand is just In 'from link River countrj.i "Helreports that flection uader. about a foot of snow. The snow s two feet deep on the Bioisuin between here and there. The residents were feedingthelr cattle, but horses still make their own, living o( the,raage. Mr. Hand is well acqnaiptec with aianv' of our old residents-herfeT He wnl retiaitfjolank River In a fel cays. . , SeitBfIIeWri ite iHtermeltg j the JacksonrtUe Cemeteries for the year 1870." jasjilidad". bos airova vl DAT. V XAJIES. aa3' f Jf January 1: Ella 'M. Miller , John Donegan.......... Lilly, Z. Miller.. ...4., i.j r .12 141 James N.'T." Miller, jr., Nancy A. Sutherland. , JohtiJF, T,.ljiller..... u March Mrs. Mary L. Carll 1 James B. Kilzore.. . . . . AiLIiSJlMrrMaBroffrarl.. 16 Lizzie Doneean.. Mnv 25 RvlandT. D. Bvbee... June"" srIlB Job6& BuW...:l July August if UD 15 Mrs. Elizabeth Heber. . 14 Fletcher, Beall John'Cla'rk.' .'... Jonathan Davis. . . '.... 20 24 -ft' '. MaryT., Bailey Frank'Parseau ..... . '. . " 28 September IS McLane Octbber"' : Henrv,cE.' Small..;. ':.. December0 30 Prude'nc'e Merriman.... Add .to these 2, Chinamen and ? Indians, making the total :sum.2Qif 'iDied of, ScarletFever, 5 ; Accidents, .Consumption, 2; Typhoid Pneu- , monia, 1; innammatory-Kbeumatism, 1 ; !01d age, l.-'-Tjrphbid Feverl CancerInfiammaVionJbfctbelBraui, 1 ; Sin-stroke, 1 ; General Debility,!; Disease not determined. 1. , ' Nunibcrof. ctiildf en, i ; number, of adults V. Of' the above 3 were buried "in the Catholic' Cemetery';' 1 in the'Masonic ,,'Cemetery; 3 in the.Odd.Fellows'Cemeteryi .5 in the'Citize'nsVCemetery; and 8 in the raupers' Uorner. . Chinamen and Indians not reported. n ii. b Subscriptions for German Sanitary Faqd. The following subscriptions for tnis fund have been received, so far; all will beScknowleHged, mtWDitEGOK Sentinel, and the amount total carried forward each week: . 'A'mqunt!carriedLfoward... ,f ,.$231 b(J Uasper jueyer..,.t, . a uu JohnLatshavr .. 2 50 Total amount, $235 50 I 41 New Paper. 1 4 f" ' We are informed that our cotemporary will start again to-day under the title of the, JDemocratio TVmIm": ITni1p urVinan 'flilcnixta if''l to be published, or who is to hold the editorial qmil with its duties and Ye-, sponsibllities we hSve riot yet learnedj but it its farns its title, in this county, ' it will 'be decidedly a "''rich ibinV'i decidqflly a "rich thing. Although opposed in many of out "in terests to the, "new paper" we never theless.extend to it a ' hearty greeting, and wish it success. ELHcnojr of Ofticebs. At a regu lar meeting of Jacksonville 'Lodge, L O. O, F.,Dec. 31, 1870, the following officers were elected: James D.' Buck ley, N. G.; .Edwin Smith, V.,tG.; Thomas Paulsenjlt S. ; John Keuber. Treasurer. SnEGicAL.OrEKATioN. Last ,Thurs-J day Dr. It TT Davis cut a tumor, weighing about 2 ounces, oft Jacob Weimeria forebe'aa. The operation, though severe, was very successful, and the patient is now doing; woll. ' Trt":- - .. yai The Gold Hill, Quartz Mining' Cohi-J pany, on 3l'stnlt.,' elected the follows J i'. .. .:' . . , . , .." "t mg omcers ; "nenrjf - ivuppei, rrqt,j .u 1 Sachs, Treasurer and Secretary. John E. Ross, W. H. S. Hyde, T. Cavanagh, andjNV C. Dean, Trust ees. J J New Year's Ball. TheNew Year's Ball, at .Home's, jcame off ,Iasi Monday night. Itnurried out to' he an "old ' folks party." The youngsters stood back to "pive the old tieonle a show." Everybodywhd attended, ,had a.gd time, as they should have had. Tnoss who are afflicted with Rheum atism.iNenraltrii. Gout, and Scrofula, should tryPr.S.,'G;.'Smith "Aramir aculas;" a cure guaranteed. It is cliimed bthisihedicine that iU cura tive powers are wonderful to experi ence. For Sale' by V- B. Douglass', ,City Drug Store, JcktonvilIe,'Oregon, and all dealers in Medicine. , ,. !5oct70mG K D. Wenban, Traveling Ag't. . o .?J.j -, ?.r;.-'-. : -J? WILLIAB1 DAVIDSON Oice, No.'e Front Street. tWYVTT.iVTk v -J - ' nnrr . t OREGON. RtA'ESTA'TEEXLER: Spii CuVeetor bV CUImj. A Urgi Amcmntof CITT aid EASTrOSTLAKDrropartj tfor Salt. Al.M, IHPBOVSn TARUS, ud nloibli nncsltlrated ILASDS, locaOtd la ill prU f ft Sute. IlTutmroti In &EJIL ESTATE ud pOier FROFEBXT jnxli fcr oonmpondniti. "'' CLAIMS of It dcripUon prompfij'loUietwt '-' nOCSESudSTOBXSUawd.. - -i s , . AU Uadt.cf rUtaocM udJOwoil Apncj bjulnut ,trmntrf.'' "' ' '" ,FtrtlM'niT(iiC riSll PROPXRTY for nit wDl pleu arsUh dacriptlina of ti unit jts tba AOEKTS OF TinSOmci,'(ii whWtnaf'rfcdP CniZS tad TOWSSef thli STATE. DISEASE.,-, . , wv- - r- .i'ii rr ScaHetTeverJJhi; :: . " .., " " h9 Typhoid Pneumonia ."TV 15 ocarlet Fever. j" Consumption. ......... v . . if ln.4ajnaaterijiepma;lfim . . Typhoid "FeyetiU.'jU:.'!.:;;.."..: ixcuiueuisny iuiibu. .'. Consumption ... ".".'.; '.'. OQuCcl a a a a a Iuflammation;ot;the Brain Sunstroke General Debility. .. A?.H Accidentally, shot .... ....... 28 11 Killed by a bear Heart disease..",... r, , itav unoiera imantum Disease not determined. 2 1; Heart Disease, 1 ; Unoiera Infantum, , Bu S. DJJNLAP, Sexton. THE NEW FOOD. For a few cents you can buy of your Grocer, ;or Druggist a j, package. of SEA MOSS FATITNE & from P0 Moss or Carrageen, wHcb., will make sixteen duarts.bf Blano Mange, aufl. alike quantity of Puddings n04.jn n,flomo (TioTlnffi. Custards, Creams, Charlotte Busse, &o. It is the cheapest, healthiest and most delicious food in the world!. It, makes a splendid Dessert, and has no equal as a light and delicate food for Invalids and Children. , A Glorious Cnange I !. THE GREAT -WORLD'S TONIC. Plant atibn Bitters. This wonderful vegetable re storative itfike skeet-aacber-of the feeble and debilitated. As a tonic and cordial for the aged and langHid,v:it'ias no equal .. - j, among uoBBCBia.jua rciaca. for the nervous nreakness to which wenlen are especially Hb ject, it is superseding every other stimulant.- In all climates, tropi cal, temperate, or frigid,, it. acts, as a specific in every species of disorder which undermines the bodily strength and breaks down the animal spirits. For sale, by all drugglsSs.- ' SUMMONS. OUNTr.COURT'OFl TN THE COUNTr.COURT'OF THE STATE 1 of Oregon, Tor the County of Jackson. ,, . , -r Action at Law to. RecoTer, Money. C. W. Kahler, Plaintiff, ti . T. N. Ballard, D'fft. To T. N. Ballard, , . " In the name of thr State of Oregon : You are required to appear In said. Court and answer lhe: eonmlalnt of raid plaintiff, filed airainst yori. within ten days from th'p time of theserv- ice ot lDl?cuiuuiuus uu jruu, it ocivcu wiiuiu said conntyi or if served on yon. witMn,any other conpty In this Stale, thenwithin twenty days from the time of the service, or if served Ion you oatof the State of Oregon, then .it is ordered oy r. II. a. bnipiey, juage oi saia Court, that publication be made for fiiwrets in the Obeoon SkntinCL prior to the first? Mon day in febrnary, A. D.. 1871. And yon are notified that, if yon fail to answer said eom Dlaint as above required, the plaintiff will afplj to the Cpnrt for.tb?; relief demanded tbcreial te-wit: for a judgment. jigalnst yon for the Mm of one hundred and, forty dollars in gold and silver coin, with interest thereon at the rate of 1 pr cent, per month from the 9th day of November. A. D. 1870. and the costs and d bnrpeibenU'of this action to be taxed. Pone by n order of -said Court, made oa the 20 th day of December, 1670. r ' C. W. KAHLER, 24dec70 Attorney for Plaintiff? 1 : : : LAST CALL. ALL pmons indebted to GleRH, DrHHl Ai'Co either by note or book: account, are hereby notified to call' 'and settle immedi ately, or procetdlngs will be taken inlaw tb" enforce payment f GLENN. DRUM 4 CO. Jacksonville, Orrgeo, December 2, 1670.-3W L-O ,Jji t-tMvSu.il ylTTTM i!i"1"M'-Tiirt:hiiM ai vEnlSlnBaKl s 0. n B Q 01 9 'A ai R B ' . & ? to o S & o . 2 o o " m 9f 2 o - .8' s "i a 2 O oi -5 I50S M Q O O O o to $ a. p CO o s o. to a o ts v a o.. a 1-5 . YOUR BILLS 1KB -MiaE k You must Positively PAY THEM! J.T.GLENN. UdecSw A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK wajs oa hand at the AL City Drug Store. BOOKS, STATIONARY,! ' ,' TOILET ARTICLES, " " " ' - 'AGEJfOY FOR'THE Iai3 3Hat3CWES- W. L. COWAN, DraggisC GASOLINE OIL &. LAMPS AT THE Oity Oiru.B Stoaro.. Jacksoaville, Sept. 10, 1870. W.' HERMANN, Ltttljr from UmSaa. 3VIx-oli..xxt. T,ailori JAcxsoxTrLtK, Oreoos, Next to the Fnneo-Amerlcan Kistiorut,' Is prepared to make new suits. In the lates style ; satisfaction guaranteed. Cleaning and repairing done at reasonable rates. 2july70tf I1READ THIS II DRY AS A Mjm'- T BT HIM WHO IS THIRSTT CALL ON XJL lienry A. tsreiibarm, at tne , B-RTiTiA UNION", and be relieved. The undersigned haa reduced the price of ALL drinks to 121 cents a drink. Tbe Liquor. Wlnea.c., are or me same quail ty aa those formerly sold by me at 25 cents a drink. Fresh Lager always kept on hand. Jett Billiards, fifty points for tbe drinks. HENRY A. BREITBARTH. Jacteorrrllle, Dec. 3, 1870.-tf Superior Plows. TXTE, HAVE, RECEIVED A SUPPLY 'Jt. .ot'those-soperior PLOWS, which we Introduced lut teason, and which have gWen such entire satisfaction to those Who have used thesj being jell adapted to different soils. ,' .' Jho, a full Assortment of Parlor and Box Stoves ; ' "Assorted Iron, Nails, '. t Horse Shoesand Kails, in ,, Superior Meat Cutters, .'-i ... r. i,. Cedar Ware; "B6pe,' ' ' ii a 1 1 ;i . ' :)' '. " '" ;. 'Shelf Bfardware, .''.V OilsPaints, Glass, &c. r .:! ALSO, THE CELEBRATED ALWAYS OK HAND, A FUJLL VARIETY OF SHEET IROIT WARE. B Hydraulic Pipe, Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware mado to order. HOFFMANN KLIPPEL. Jacksonville, October 22, 1S70. j". zsrunsTAjNT KEEPS constantly on hand and manufactures to order all kinds of j Saddles, Harness, fij and everything in the Saddlery1 line. Thave also on hand a large stock of tha finest and best kinds of TEAM, i DRAUGHT COLLARS, i with a large Assortment of Saddlery Hardware and Saddler's Tools, all of which will be sold at greatly rednced rates for CASH. $& Carriage and Buggy Trimming done to order and with the best material. Jacksonville, November 1, 1870.-U DR. W. MEM, OFFICE : Corner of Cdtfornia le iTU Sis. Particular attention given to the regulation of children's teeth. '-' Teeth extracted without p'ain, by the use of me late metnpa or anaslnesla.. All work warranted, and satisfaction guaran teed. Jacksonville, Nov. 20. tf CIH BREWERY! VEIT SCHUTZ, Proprietor. THE PUBLIC IS RESPECTFULLY IN formed that they can find, at any time, at the ClTYJlREWERYi the best of Lager Beer, in quantities to suit the purchaser. Jacksonville, Jan. 15, 1870-tf TJ.S jACKsosmrxK oregos. Comer of California and Ihird Sis. L. HQRNE, . Proprietor, BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE Public. that be has tbe largest, best, and most commodious Hotel in Southern Oregon. It is located in the central part ot Jackson ville ; Stages from tbe North and South leave regularly trom the U. S. HOTEL. The Honse has lately been re-painted, ,aud renovated : tbe rooms are newiymrnisned, and well' ventilated. The Bedrooms are supplied with SPRING BEDS, and every other con venience for the comforts of the gneste. BOARD AND LODGING Can be had at reasonable rates, according to the room occupied. . t I Will be supplied with the best the market can afford -- j... t- j . j:,,: FAMILIES Can find at this Houserpoms especially arranged for their comfort ind convenience, as. well as every attention and comfort usually found at a well kept Hotel. A..LARQE HALL , Is attuhed to'the Hotel, for Balls, Heelings, Shows, c., and can be had atreasonabla terms. Jacksonville;;Oregbn, Jan. 8I87d,itf ASHLAND MARBLE WORKS. TlfARBLE MANTELS, MONUMENTS, lVJ. GraTe Stone, icr, -always On han'd, or made to order. , J..H. RUSSEL.. Ash!tiaJnIy1!,1870.-l7 STOP THMJOUGW SOadEdTCKTCAJrT.AUDWRMtT yon. Toa ban tried enrynsedx but UwONS dctUaed, fey IU tBtrtaslo Intnl. to sspeneda tit n Bu fttfiiisom, ' B U tbt tarptait yda tVM M NEWBLL'S Pulmonary SyruB HtwHyma tmv BEST itulyTCTwiiupuuiiil IK Uucors of Coois, Colds. SoTaroI, AKhaa, ITMoftiag Cougb,Brondiltis tad Coammpoon. Thm audi of pnpli In. Ctliftmla tad Ortgoa kin bm UretijUMltud bjUosarprlsiiif canUr pceaa " ..NEWELL'S ,. Ptilmonary'Syrup. tad with one auonl tin It taeir nnmuliBM tfiprt' btUoo. WtaowtddrtssoanelTeitotllwhotrtt& tcqatlnted with thii, the greatest ftaaccaof tbt age, for the ceiling or all dlietf of tbt Throat ud Laags, UiOiiagyoii that NEWELL'S Pulmonary Syrup his eared thonsaads and It will cure "iliillC jmtif . This bTaloabla medldna U pleass&t to the taste tootbing, heillng and ttRaithealbg m Its eSecti; en tirelj fn' mm all poUoootti or deMlerhnt drags, and perfectly harmless under all ctrcuinsUncea. Ceitlflcates from many prominent tmsens ML atSt franciico accompuy trtry bottle of NEWELL'S Pulmonary Syrup KtDKCTON t CO. Agents, San rraadtex DR. E. COOPER'S UNIVERSAL MAGNETIC BALM. A ceneral Family Medicine. It in a aoTer. eign remedy for Diptheria, , . And kindred diseases of the THROAT, and unequalled in enrinor I)Tcntprv. tllsrrhrT. Cholera, Colic, Cholera' Morbus and T'oTTAI. tA Afffla Neuralgia, Bhenmatkm, Colds, Tobthachi, Burns, Sprains, Bruises, etc., etc., are a ones relieved by lu timely use. Tralv a, Vegetable Prpar ation. None irennine withodt li."t-. r R. STRONG. REDI'QTON & CO8 . T 0E1DA WASi ran xo otiikk. Unexcelled fcr Toilet Use and for the Bath. REDINGTON & CO'S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER. , This valuable preparation, containing In a highly concentrated form all the properties of Jamaica Ginger, has become one of the most popular domestic remedies for all diseases of the stomach and digestive organs. As a tonic, it will be found invaluable to atl persons recovering Irom debility, whether pro duced by fever, or otherwise j for while It lm parts to the system all the glow and vigor that can be produced.by wine or brandy, it Is en tirely free from the reactionary efTecta that fol low the use of splrita of any kind. It Is also an excellent remedy for females who suffer from difficult menstruation, giving almost immediate relief to tbe spatm. that so frequently accompany .that period. It gives Immediate relief to Nausea, caused by riding in a railroad car, or by lea-slckneti or other causes. Iiis aIo valuable as an external application" or Gout, Rheumatism. Neuralgia, etc. TJffnTMflfnw.l. nr 529 & 531 Market St.. between First and wwuuu, turner oi witer, San Frantlsco. Use Electro-Silicon, Or Magfu,BVnifiL' REDINGTON, .:$;, FLORIDA WAlTErf. FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF: This article, possessing the most 'rJeircata fragrance of Flowers, la nneqnaled ai r per fume for the Handkerchief. Jt r FOR THE BATH. Used in bathing. It Imparts energy ana strength to the system, and gives that softnea and delicacy to the skin to much desired by al It removes Sunburn, Freckles & Pimples., Diluted with water, It makes an txcel'lent Denttiflce, Imparting pearly whiteness to the teeth, sweetness to the breath, and renders tha gums hard and of a beautiful colon It should always be used after shavlnr di luted with water, aa It relieves all Jnflamation REDINGTON & CO.. ' 529 & 531 Market St., between Firsti' Second, corner of Ecker, San Francisco Use Electro-Sllfcbn, Or Magic BrilHa'it IlLECTRO-SILIOOIf. OR " MAGIC BRILLMNTV DH1ECT FROM NATURES LABRATORT, i The best article. ,evar discovered Tor Clean Ing and Polishing Gofd. 8ilver and Plitetf0 Ware, and all smooth Metalle Surfaces; 'or whatever description, Including Kitchen Uten slls or Tin, Copper, Brass, Steel, etc. To Jeweler's and Workers in Gold and Silver Plate, the Electro-Silicoq ia of InestltBatiTe val u: the tlme'saVed, and'the Vexatlon'preTeqt ed by its nser wiU foreverendear H ntsittU all wlo have liad'evldehce of Its merits. REDINGTON & CO.. I Bole Agents, San Franeiscsv. y. FORTLAVORINQ EXTRACT, EZCISQIO CC'IABRHE BI SpL5th8$8. " stptl-Iy
