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.J TOWN AND COUNT Y.
KtM aesbers kickisg cow's bind leg?.
In good deaaad--cpecimen copies or the!
Stram.
Boex In Jacksouville, April 29, to Ibel
wile'of John Nolaod, a boy,
w a
Jcdoc Tolhax Nominates. The Temper-I
nee Convention have nominated J. C. Tolman
for Governor.
Jclt Fooeth. Is it not abont time (or our I
citisess to take some "action in tbe matter of I
celebrating our national anniversary ?
Catholic Services. Services will be beld
at tbe Catholic Church in this place, (very
Sunday, at the nsaal boars in tbe morning and
evening, Bet. .Father Blancbet officiating.
Concert. The Concert on Saturday night
last,-by tbe Yieuxtempts Brothers, was wel1
patronied and give general satisfaction to
those who attended.
F. L. Mace, who recently went to Calilor
eia to purchase some Angora goats, retnrnitl
yesterday alternoon with one hundred.
a
Ben. Sachs has just received t is week a
new stock of choice cigars ; next week a new
stock of fresh variety candies and tobacco's
will arrive. Call on Mr. S. when yon with
anything in the confectionery line. lie keeps
tbe best.
If you don't want to difgnet everybody with I
your offensive breath, cure your Catarrh, up-1
on notch (t depend. $500 reward is offered
by the proprietor of Dr. Safe's Catarrh Item '
edy for a case of Catarrh which he cftnnot cure.l
It is sold by druggists.
Accident. On Thursday last. Rev. Mr
Bell, of tbe Arkansas confirmee, while cutting
some fire wood at Ashland, cut a revere cash
in his foot, neatly fevering it in two. Jt Re
circulated, to some ixtent, that he would
preach in Jacksonville to-morrow, which was
his intention, we believe, but by this accident
tbe appointment is vitiated.
PicNic.-i-Friday, May J. the vouner nconle
of town, and a few o'd ones too, hud a May
party in Bybee's grove, near this village. It
stormed nearly all day making it someavlut dis
agreeable, and detained many at home, who
wonld have attended if it had been otherwise,
nevertheless, those who did attend had u good
time and enjoyed the party hugely the dinner
We have not a natural inclination of faullt
Ending, but occasionally are lead to find fault,
even IT the subject matter does not pertain to
ourselves, this lime via una. We complain
now of persons carrying away' onr exchanges.
without first obtaining our consent. We nre
willing ti let any orc-f rad im. but mluti it
comes to carrying t Jn iw. we want a "su v.'
- . 3
Music Class. The Viejixtempts Bro. will
hold another meeting at Veil Sclintz'j Jlnll
njxt Friday afternoon, from two o'clock until
-" " nve", for tbe purru.se or rm-iting names to their
music class. 'All persona desiring to betome
members are requested to be present,
w ENOLtsn Womlkn Uihids. Some of the
Agents representing the Bankrupt Dry Goods
Firm ol Kearns & Co. of London, England.
have arrived in Jackson county. It is their
intention to canvass the county ihoroujjli'y and
give tbo citizens an opportunity of buying" tin
best class of English woolen goods at English
prices. Read tbe testimonal of fome nf the
permanent citizens or Marion county, in this
State, who purchased extensively from those
gentlemen.
m
Ball. The anniversary bull of the Ore
goaiau Pocahontas Tribe, of Jacksonville, to
be given May 12, wil I have l he presence of .1 ohn
Dick, of Linkville, as musician, which fact will
areure good music and add greatly lo the pleas
nre ol.the entertainment. No pains are being
spared by the committee of arrangements to
make the ball a decided success and a p'eas.
ant entertainment, that whoever attends can
not avoid enjoying themselves.
IIack, Hack! Cocqii, Cm-cii! Cngh i
a symptom by which various diiuased condi
tions of the throat, bronchial lubes and lungs
manifest themselves. Bdt whether it ansa-s
from tbe irritation produced in the thro it and
larynx by taking cold, Irom an attack of Bron
chitis, from incipient Ctnfumpiion, or from
various oiber causcs.-nothingwill ullay it more
speedily or cure it tnottTVtmtrrwly Tlhai"iDr
Fierce's Golden ,Mrilic3Dicoverj'. Jt de
not matter whether it be a recent attack, or a
lingering congh, tbe Discovery is in either cute
X , equallywell adopted for,its relit f-and pel nun
em cure. Infact.it will cure a cough in one
bail the time necessary to cure it with any
other medicine, and it does it, not by drying it
Cup, but by removing the cause, subduing the
irritation, and beating the affected parts. No
'time should be'lost in commencing the use ol n
proper medicine for ihe'relier of-a cougli.'or
nnlesa tbk course is pursued, serious and dan-
V gerouj disease of the lunc is liable to result.
ElectlotTor Delegates.
At a meeting held at the school house, in
Ashland, Saturday, May 2nd,'fur the purpose
lit ofooininating delegates to attend the Republi
can county Convention, W. C. Uill was chosen
.-? 'rBD aD Simon Caro Seiretary.
A The following named pet sons were duly
eboseo delegates to attend said Convention:
A. O. RockfeUow. Jacob Wagner, Morris
Bans), 6. B, Cranston, B-F. Myer.
4 . 0 motion.tbe proceedings were otdered to
'" l'pnbliaea in Ae SsxnstL -
' Oo BJOtion.tbe meeting anjonrned.
j ' i' " St-' vn-n Hii.r. n,;.
i - - --, VM.-.WU.
The May Aldint is as freh and beautiful as
the mouth it repres'ntr; filled to the brim with
choice flowers of arts and literature. The en
graving", hicb in this t-upeib monthly seem to
have reached the highest point of perfection,
are beautiful beyond anything heretofore seen
In an illustrated maprzine. John S. -Davis
opms the number with a full page picture,
'The Dying Hound.'' nliictris one of his best
efforts, a strong work, showing that It i a study
from'' real life. J. D Woodward contributes
three large and spiritedly- drawn pictures of
tcenes in Florida, one of the raot --beautiful
and picturesque fctaies in the Union. The Brstl
picture of the series is a deliciously cool view
of th lamom Silver Spring, which boils up
from U-e earth ; the second picture Is a hand
some full page illustration ol the mouth of the
St. John's Rirer. showing the rnfns of the old
light-bou-e. a grove ol palm trees, etc; tbe
third picture is a wild and dn amy view of a
Florida hummock, one of ihose strange emerald
island in the mid-t of a desert of tands. Two
olherjiaiidfomc arid interesting jdefures are "A
Itetric'vi.r.1' all.' UcuW7 "awl -The TjJhfuf
Lover.'' by J. M. liu'rtield. '-Up Springs the
I.ark,"-is the title of a charming Ifltle vfew.
excevdJngly appropriate for spring time" John
lions has a full page picture, striking-for its
loldiicss. called tin - Hemlocks or Otsego,"
tbowiui: a group of those Kreat trees upon the
tuorcs oi inai iiimon- laKe. "Tha New Capitol
atjlarlford. Conn ,' Is a finely ex.-cuted draw
ing of the large and ornate building now In
process or erection nt Hartford, at the cost of
Hvcral millions or dnll.rs. Tbe Use IIIuMra
tion'iii tbia number is an excellent portrait ol,
.Max ilntKomh. tbe impressar io. so well known
in connection nith Italian opera lu this cnun
try. Tl c literary conteuts of the My..4M.
are of jtrratir vaifely and excellence than u-ual.
culciiplicm price. S5. including chromns The
East' and -1 lie H'et "' James fcullou k Co ,
publishers. SS Maiden Lane, New York City.
.
CnnosoLOGiCAi. Cuakt- Mr. Win.
M. Tiirruerof Jacksonville, lelegniph
agent, atul foimerly editor oi the Ore
gon Sustinkl, lias been in town this
week, canvassing lor a chronological
chart, the production of a Rev. Mr.
Allan:, ol Salem, Oiegon. The chart
is on a Mrip of canvass about two and
n halt t'eet utile and twenty feet Ions,
On this appear the difierent Stales,
.ivingiiotiK, tmpires Bc, winch have
exited .at the various periods of (he
world's history; the different kinrs,
iiiniinrcjig, emperors &c, which havel
ruieu, in a manner analogous to Hie
way in which the different contlhents,
cmmtiKS i;a, appear on an ordinary
map. The different kingdoms, cuntem
pnnine(UH with eacli oilier, appear on
the chart side by hide, like conliznoiis
iiikI parallel rivers, marked by different
colors. Longitudinally, the chart is
divided by a tcah-, and this scab? is uj
tiitmiH-reri ihnt-yon-can tell at a glance
when any kingdom arose, how long it
IsMed, and how many years before
ClirifLoratler Christ it was overthrown.
When one nation overthrew another
and ahtorhed its territory, this appears
by the running ol the strip of color,
maiking the conquered nation, into that
maiking the conquering one. In a
word, tide chart presents to the eye the
le.idins f icts of history as an ord'inacy
inap.priKents lo the, eyethe phyKtcal
geography of the world. It will prove
a ureal help to the student of hii-tory,
and every persoti who can. and partir
uh rly every head of a family should
procure a copy. Yre&a Union,
CowrnESSED Air. Some ancient sav
ant writes: "The lime is not far dis
tant when wery town of any impor
tance will be supplied with compressed
air, distributed all over it in pipe. Jt
will be warm or cool, as the season may
render most agreeable. It may be used
,to turn the grindstone lor sharpening
knive, eta, run the sewinij machine,
blow away dust and flies, for 'ventila
tion; and in workshops to turn the
lathe, or stimulate the hlndmiih'afin
I general ue jn Winter would tend to
warm things up, and in Summer to keep
them cool." . .. - '. . ,4
Ian ttft&e Jac&MMCaaM-
tT AgrtgH ml Society. ,
Tbe azmaal meeting of tbe Jackson ceeaty
skara Society wm beld, pursuant to
! at tbe Court Hoastt, in Jakdaville. on
aturdav. May 2, 1874. -
The Prerivrst, John S. Ilerrin, called the'
ling to order, and explained the object to
i tbe election of officers for the ensoing' year,
upon a ballottlng for officers Wan bad
'which resulted- a folio is : John S. Ilerrin
was elected President ; E. F. Walter and
Thomas Wright, vice Presidents; W. J. Ply-
male, Secretary: Henry Pape, Treasurer:
Jacob lsh, John Sizemore. John Walker and
W. C. Jayer, Trustees.
The Pnsidenl now briefly thanked the So'
Iciety for tbe honor confered in his re election,
ISaid be believed the object sought by tbe or-1
aoization, to wit : tbe furtherance of the laim.
mg interests ol Southern Uiegon was being
oily attained. Spoke encouragingly i.f IrVj
fninre euccess of ibe Society, and tbe benefits
to be derived tberelrora, and concluded by
urging a nearly co-operattbu or all present.
....
II Bal mmm tintTuH fhnl lha l:ifflmitlithirni
kofore appointed to rt-dr.ft the coiutilutioi
and by lows be allowed lurther time, to repoil
hich motion was amended by adding tli
.no. r w i u,... t.. -...I II
, KV Uanna
uB v 1 . w. ui,unj atiu ,,. ,
(id Committee. The motion as amended
Ow put and prevailed. j
On motion of E F. Walker the nieelmg now
adjourned to meet at the same place on the 2u3'
I Saturday uf June next.
JOHN S. IIEKRIN, President.-
H. K. IIanha, Secretary. ,
s . '
I Jacksonville Primary Sleeting.
Pursuant to a call made by the Republican
Central Comm ttee, of Jackson comity, Ore"
goo, tbe Republicans of Jacksonville precinct
beld their Primary meeting on May 2, 187)
M. Turner, Chairman of Ccrilial Cuuiiinl
terrbting absent ". .Langrll, member of lie
Stale Centrul Commiltte, calUd the meeting
to ordvr.
On motion TJ. S. Hayden was elected Cbuir
man and T. T. McKetz e Secretary. r
On motion, it was decided that the n'oe
peraous receiving the greatest number of votes
be chosen to represent the precinct io the com
ing t.'ounty Convention, lo convene on Muy
9, 1874.
After nominations were made they proceed
ed to ballot fur delegates, which refultid in tht
selection of the following named persons :
Jesse Dollarhide, M. Bclhiiger, Jod phliiall,
G. Brown, John Uojer, W. J Stunley, B.,
Armstrong, P. D. Pardons, and b IlalL
Moved and carried that the procrt-ding" be
publishi d in the Jacksonville Sentinel. On
motion the nieeting adjourned.
M TJ. S. II AYUKN, Chairman.
T. T.tcKE.ztKSettarv.
Treacher's Institute.
""Yhe foiJowtJg Is'tlie-frrgrHrmr-oJSffiS'i
Initiiute.'to be h'eldat Asb'und.on.theCih aod
Clh of Juuev
rsiDAV.
tMnic. '
2'id. Ucporlg of Committees.'
3id. Ad.lres hy CVB. Watson.
4ih.-;Ptnmanshirby Prol. liuyes.
5th. Essay by Miss F. Hutchinson.
RFCKSS
Cth. Arithmetic. Prof. Kobli. -7th.
Esny, Mis F. Myer.
8th. Urnmmar, It. Gray.
Noov.
1st. Corporal Pnnislimpnt, J. II Fountain.
2nd. Botany, Ueorce Walrinl.
3rd. PhysioloEV. Ilnrnrv Gruhhe.
4th Menial Culture, F. W. King. ,
5ih. Itend ng and Kincntinn, Prof. Leeke
6ih Ksay, Mi's KUa Uhilwond.
7th Book-keeping in Common Schools,
Prof Ikf.
8th.--Kssay,itiss Ida Beach.
Address in the evenins by W.J. Stanley.
SATURDAY.
1st. Muic. i
2nd Algebra. Prof. Flem'ntr.
3rd. Mental Arithmetic. J. B. Farley.
" 4th K-say. Eitie Btaden
5th.- English Literature. S. fTumplirey.
6lh. Pacific Coatieries of Text Books.
MOON.
1st. Music.
2ml Moral Collnre. Prof. Skidmore.
3rrl-Eiay.J.Q. Latta.
4lh. Object Tt aching, Mrs. M. P. Davis.
5'h. E-say. Miss-Angie limb p.
Clb. Discnwion uf qnrrtiiHi: Revolted.
ir-ofsWt'i
i.That ihe slndy TScienre is if enater iililny.
liiantne Flmly the ji,j jjinguaces. A I
Grmitive. C. B. Watson. Kigaiive, Prol.
Sk dmore.
Ashland, Oregon, May 4 1874.
W. F LKtKK,
W. J..KTAM.KT.
Miss As-gik Grcbbiw.
Cninuiiitee.
LinkTille Primary'Meeting.
Pursuant to call. the legal voters of Link
ville precinct aembb-d at Nurse's Hotel, in
Lin ville. May 2. Ib74
Georga Nuise was calltd to tbe chair and U.
M. Thatcher choi-eu Secretary.
The following named gentlemen were chosen
delegates to altei.rl tbe County Conveuliou, lo
be held at Jacksonville. Mar 9. 1874 .
O T. Brown. 0. A.fcUarns D. J. Ferrce'and
U. M. Thatcher
GEORGE NURSE. Chairman.
II. M TuATciiKK. Secretlir.
DIEU.
At Ins residence at Soila ,St)riil(rs, OrrennJ
May 4, lb.4. Ur. Malhew Caldwell. Agl
49 years months and 2 days.
Ohio papers please copy.
NEW TO DAT.
DK. MILLER.
Dr.,Mller bu gone to California to care
CANCERS AND OLD ULCERS.
HE HAS HAD A "GREAT. MANY CASEt
"of ibe kind and bat never fajlrd in
HltwiTi. livlnn. f.n S.l, Thu.I. . 4t ,, .
,... n..,......A v .... u.citb.j uiijtv eiw Wl
jacaioaTiiie. uregnn. is also competent to cure
, i hum w.w w, w uj. - mtmw HiWA
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OOOD'ti ARNESS'fcoapfcte) fer KM, iritfv
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flfti o &nirniiB aAiuiiiB iraiB.k
SiCKT-SN'AKK WHIPS, trwu. J..YK..?.V
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ANrALL OOB GOODS AT EQUALLY VOW BMW.
yik-nrHB A10VE.WORK, aa4 aH we waart Am I
i"I a call and see IT-wtwoa'tSc aM tK iw it., p0''BMF
nna.u UALiaUtHMt.
WewllfyO ttgkttCISM rtWWT r LherShps,
Jaeksor1IleVOaaa. Mank K. MHtt.
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RcpMlcaai CesivcBctam.
9wjwmnMauaamtLn Lionniv VfOnTrnuoa win e i k
lOv.. T.n. c t!- ,. .. n -4J
ifJKItt v, Anvjtiiirvuuuiuv WttU,T, vifp"1.
m Monday, Jlajr 18, ln74.aM o'eioetrr. .
"Primary meetings to select d'legatet will tin
hfM ut tho ticiiAl nlj4JA nt vriilntv In ali ap.
- cim.t. ,? Monday. May II. at lVcJock. r.x.
I ti f. ...JJTOBTIONSEVr Of DlOAOlTM.
jjilflhouHj 4, Slate Creek 3, William-bargal,
lanu j, &ernyvute a. v annoys 4.
a. a. eiiwAir.
.Cbairmaa.CenUal C(.ibbIUc.
ar Dorian nt Energies.
i
- Onr bodies are not as vigorous nor oar mind
'as clear jm tbey might ba. Thts-BetaWf; Is trne
or abreast iwifisiras of.civnm soawjsy.ana oi
these two thirds probably one-half is laboring
under bonlly infirmitit-"6f a character likely
horten the liven of lhe suaVrrrs.. This l
lu
a
melancholy exhibit and fftrnli atmadant food
for n flection. Can the evil be mitigated t It
can. Lack of vitality is tbe primary cause of
most of ibe physical and menial suffering to
nhick we are subjected, ant therefore a vltall
ziu.ifmediciiiaraiceiitis the reawdy required
1 Sj ilirruHich a. midline! Tbe U5 ltustet
j,r' ritoin.icti Biitenrwill rouw and-energise
he mind and body when the life power of the
sytem is in a "comparatively -dormant state.
1 be labgnid. feeble desponding invalid U not
aware ot tbe latent enerirles that underlie his
df W lily. He think tberu is no element t vior
left iuhis frame. lien tbe fact Is that bis pbys
ical capabilities ate merely asleep aud only re
quire waking up Let him stimulate and tone
his animal machinery and, endow it with new
motive pwer. through ibe agency of this in
comparable Iiivlgoraut. and e will soon feel
like a neur man. or rather like a man who has
received a new lease of life, and the requisite
health to enjoy It., Many business men suffer
from chronic languor and depression caused by
toocloseapplicatfoirtobjsicess. Hard students
are. olten opprnud with nulancholy from a
like cause. Mechanics aud working men are
aflected in tbe same way as a result uf over
labor. To all wbo'are hi this conditio i. from
uliatevn cauic. Ilosiettcr'a Stomach "Bitters
mil prov7a i-Ignal blessing. It is a perfect
panacea-for physical debility and mental gloom,
lihireiigtheua thebod, clears the mind and
cnlms tlixnervoas svstem ; while as a remedy
for indigestion, btfliousm.s.s, constipation, rheu
mali'm, and Intermittent aud remittent fevers,
it tukrs precedence of all other medicines.
VTjre"r State.
n
fnxi rAT5S EEsoafi
HI eii ana
TboroDgUljr Ovrrlmnlctt and Rcnoratcil,
And under the new mansKement va hopo to marl: a coa"
Uunsnea bf Ita funner popuiarltj.
Kirt37ttf II. lit Webb & CO, "CDRX.T,-
SAGIB SAMPLE ROOMS,
COK.CALIFOU.NIA ANDTTIIRDST3.
JOHN NOLAN P, Prop'r.
TVrrOXE BDT THE CIIOICEST AND BEST
3
i X inea, Braudiet, IVhUkiet and Srgara kept.
uiaiararone imua on lua i'acuic laar, auu.
cuglittu Ale anu Putter.
DK INKS, 12$ CENTS.
9frl FualUes wishing anything In mylin c&n alwaji
tc sfJpplird Ith the purest and bmt to be fooud. Orderi
prumj.tlj altcDded tu uul thurgc modtrato. Blltf
? For Oounly Clerk.
TQ TOB I.NDEPBNDfcXT VOTkRS OF THK COCXTT OK
Jackson: .
IIIEHEBr ANNOUNCE MTSELF AS AN INDEPXN
Ueut cuiulidate Tot Covntj Clerk at tha coming general
election, auhjtrct to the approTnl ot the Totera of Jacktoa
P.dini ". tit era v in
vvnui;. rt n.aaiAUIb
GRANDBALL!
?0REG0NIAN POCAHONTAS TRIBE,
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
WILLUELEBIUTE 1UEIR ANNlVER-
. T tarj ujr giving a.BALL at
VEIT IsIIUTZ'S II ALLk,
,031 IB
X2 tJa. or May, 1874.
Committee of Anangtmtntt.
ED..F.mn.lrv. P. D. I'urni8, H. KHannr,
. Adam Scbmitt, J. ft. T. Aliller.r x.
Ccmtiiltee of Rtxtplion.
Sot. Sacba, J. V. Mannin.I)Tid Crooemiller,
U. W. bavage, A. J isber.
i7oor Manager!.
E.-D. Foundry, A. 'P. Owen, Jacob lib, W'
11. MeDanicI.
A Cordial Invitatfon is Extended to All..
MUSIC BT TIIE JACKSONVILLE STKISO BAlfD.
TI.TvEra- ----- $300.
NEW SPSIHG STILE
FIHE MILLIK1RT GOODS.
(Al.h AND KXAMIXE TBB NEW
; . STOUKAT .
Xa6TjEU9. X303j:o-ev3a-?ja
.FASHIONABLE MILLINERY STORE
On 4th Stare. "
ilrr. Donegaovhas just,'Teceived from San
Frantciseo a jrreat varletr of the LATEST
.STYLES of Ladle's and Children's -Hillinerj
Good?! selected with the greatest of carje.
All orders 'Will be promptlj filled," and ALL
WORK NEATLY AND TASTILY BONE
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MBta.. jBSb-w'
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LOWE6TC JLHK1CE8.
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X7S ABB HAPPT'TO SaT TnAT.YrE
II are better rv pared than ever before to
fcj. proxtn-t ofrillHw and all.-wirl'II)
JlfKHi Opportonllj"rto-drnCH, KVvWt, W
pleased to see "allwho altendon'llniltr-nrnj
r ul.iu.1 oK 1., t tT cl-tntntOT-
of school, Sept. Jit.
J. U.SK1DMUUE.
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NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.
Car. 4th amf C,Sts., Jacksonville.
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Thr trirDrRtcwEDnisopixED a nmr t
Blacksmith iipp at tha b-)T aiuud taat,V
wbtri he will carry on tbr btaekSmlthlM Uulaon kw
lnalttubrawhei.tWorkdonarprlce4lnaCRonl-
net with th liaa, ni wlthirtoniptaHi uU illtpaich.
ALL WORK OUAEANTKKD.
t hart no tjxcUItr la raj bniintw, an4 will da all kinds
of wok oa ovmaad front shueing a hono to lroalns a
wagoa. GlTt a a calL
INIEL OitDN-EMlLLER.
JicluOTTillt, Flmrjr li, lS7i-tf
SaoHs Bros.
HTM & AGKLET
HAVING
ESTABLISH EfJ
BUSINESS
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- Are Prepared to do Work io
HOUSE, " . -
SIGN,
UAKRIAGE PAINTING,
OtAIHO AlfO PAPER IIANGLVC.
WILL ATTEND to Biutneu Promptljr, and Sullcit tho
Patronagaof lha Public
J it.-.
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