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THE OREGON SENTINEL,
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TOWND COUNTY.
Catholic Services. Services will be held
lit the Catholic Ohnrch in this place, every
Sunday, at The usual hours' in the morning and
evening, Bcv. Father Blanchet .officiating.
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Cherries are fast becoming ripe.
Who said they were going to famish
the Sektikel soma?
Picxia The Temperance Lodge
contemplate having a picnic in course
of a week or two, commemorating the
first anniversary of their order in
' Jacksonville.
Every effort necessary for the suc
cessful celebration of the coming
Fourth in Jacksonville is being made.
A grand time is anticipated.
Sewing Machines. Elsewhere will
be found an advertisement of John
Neuber's, which will inform yon where
to pnrcbae good sewing machines jit
reduced prices. He is now selling ma
chines at 45 per cent; discount from
the old prices. Now is your lime to
I " get agood machine cheap.
We were handed this week by Dr.
Dantorth a catalogue ot the Willam
ette University, medical depaatment
This branch of the University is jn an
exceedingly prosperous condition.
The ninth regular cour&e of lectures
"will commence on the 15th of Decem
ber next. Since 1870 fifty have grad
uated from this medical institute.
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Rev. ilr. Skidmore, of Ashland
holds service in tho M. E. Glinruh
next Sunday, to morrow, evening. He
stated last Sunday that he could preach
a better sermon to a large congrega
tion than to a small one, and that lit
would like to have-a large attendance
out to his meetings.
Mrs. Sarah McGiuley Greeley, of the
McGinloy Troupe, takes a Farewell
Benefit to-night. She h), without
doubt, the queen of the stage ; and her
qualities as an acttet-s iire oi the
liighest order; she is animating and
pleasing in "comedy ;" her voice a vol
ume ot rich melody, winning crowds
of admirers, and her dancing cannot- be
excelled on tho Pacific coast. Every
effort to please her nudionce will be
made, and all may expect a rich .treat
at her last appearance in Jacksonville.
Billy Shook and Dun. Card well left-
Jacksonville last Monday (or paits
,'not- denitcly known in California.
Billy has been for the p.it six mouths
a type slicker in ihe ijji.vim.r, ullicp.
He is a good, faithful l,oy anil- oU!i
him a pleasant journey, good health,
and prosperty, and also wish Dm. the
tamo good lliiugs. The boys weie
. -gene.ral favorites among the young
people here, especially of the young
"ladies who are solely afllicted by their
absence.
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CANDIDATES.
For Congress.
G. A. La Dow.
Richard Williams
T. W. Davenport.
For Governor.
L. P.Urover.
J. 0. Tolman.
T. P. Campbell.
Secretary of State.
S. F. Cbadwick.
C, M. Eoster-, .
J. -H '.Douthitt: "
Slate Treasurer.
A. H. Brown.
D. Q. Clark,
D. Beach-
State Prittter.
M. Vs Brown.
R..M. Vaite.
VV.M Hand..
Sup'l Public In
struction.
E. J. Dawne.
L. L. Rowland.
M. SI. Oslesby,.
Dist. Attorney.
H. K. ITanca.
H. Kelly.
btate Senators.
John S. Herren.
Mathew Fountain
D. S. K. Bnick.
Representatives
W. J. riymale
Thomas Wright
u. it. van uiper
W, II. Kahler
A. P. Spelling
E. K. Anderson
C Scheffclin
11. II. DnnUp
C. B. Wton
Commissioners.
L. Ilerltag
John O'Erlon
M. A. HtiHton
D. Reynulils
RiiU Benoilict
W. C. Mjit
for Sheriff.
J. W. Manning
Francis rijmale
T. T. McKeime
Count v Clerk.
E. D. Fondly
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MASOTACTUEERS QF AND DEALERS IN
ND ALL OUR GOODS AT EQUALLY LOW RATES. WE WARRANT AL.li
THE ABOVE WORK, ind,all we want these times ts a fair living profit. Give
:all and see ir we won't do an we assert- aj-Kt;i'AllllNG'i;ONB FUOUrTLiX."
We mUl Bxy the Uiahest GASfi. PRICE for Deer Skina.
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Jacksonville1, Oregon, SlarchiH,
SADDLERY, ETC.
'C7BL0H, .& . 'MORGAN
frokt sira:ET,
(One door North of TamhUy
3goytl,-n cl , Oregon,
' 2ilanu&ctarera and Importers ot
LilMffiS,
I, -W 3 I E-S,
SADDLKRY HARDWARE, &.U.;
REBBrSGESUHElSTA CRCZ LEATHER,
HILL'S CONCORD.TEAM. STAGE AND
BUGGY HARNESS.
Ortlrra win be Promptly Ellled nt 33 per
eent. lga than any Ilouae In Uregon.
Care given to the forwarding of gooda to'
Customers as they may dh-ect"."3
Pasties from tug Interiokars Guaranteed
sep21, '73J' i-'S'ATisrJicrio. - - 1 jr.
JEWELRY, .WATCUESETC.
Watciies, Clocks and Jewelry.
JOHN-NEUBER',
THE PALI TERM
OF TIIE
ASHLAND ACADEMY
WILL COMMENCE , r." .,
W! ARE nAPPY TO SaY THAT. WE
are better prepare3 than ever before to
inenre the progress of pupils, and all will find
a good opportunity to advance. We shall bo
pleased to eee all who attend on the first day
of school, Sept. 1st. J. H. SKIDMORE.
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NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.
Cor. -1th nnd C Sts.3 Jacksonville.
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TIIE UXDEU3IGSED HASOPENED A 2EW
Blacksmith th?p at the abor named stand, i
where he wilt catty on the blacksmtthlne easiness
tn'afl It hrancTiM. Wnrk done at nrtcos In accord
ance with the tlm, and with promptness and dipfttch.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED., ; .
I haTo no ppeclalty In my Wiincss, and will do all kinds
of woik on demand from shoeing a h6rse to Ironing a
wagon. Give mo a call.
DANIEL CRONEMILLER.
Jjctsoninic, February 11, 1874-tr.
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Tlie JIcGinley Troiipo pusitively
make their la&t apiiearanco to nigbt.
During their stay here they have won
many friends, and there will, uo doubt,
bo a crowded house. They give an
excellent entertainment. Their come
dies aro well rendered and their spec
ialities irreeistable. Miss Mary re-'
ceived tumultuous applause on Tiiurs
day night in her character song "Itail
Toad Car," etc., while Master Bobby'
in his "Big Shoe Dances" with his vio
I'm, brought down the house. Go and
see them to-night.
The Aldink. Four charming views
oi the beautiful and little-knowrtscenery
in Northern Vermont, head the list of
illustrations in the June Aldine, a
monthly as rare among other periodi
cals, as a June day is rare in tho year.
As heretofore, nothing yet published
surpasses iu beauty these pictures,
which aro excellent works of art, and
characteristic of the country they de
pict. "On the Missisquoi," is the first
lull-page picture, showing the rush
and swirl of water, and the rocks aud
woods of this enchanting river. An
other picture, tho whole- series being
from the pencil of Thomas Morau is "A
Glimpse, of tho Missisquoi," as it winds
through, a peaceful valley,'full of quiet
beauty. A largo full page picture
gives the beholder ''The Misshquoi at
Bheldon Springs," a well known sum
mer resort noted for tho romantic beauty
. of its scenery. "Mount Mansfield from
Rico's Hill," is the last ot this admir
able scries. A grand panorama of
somo lorty miles of the noble Green
iLrnnn,.:n. : ..i - ., ? .
juuuuuuin ia Miunu iu yns picture
Arthur Parton contributes a full.page
"Science on the Shenandoah," which
depicts tho grand and remarkahle scen
ery near Harper's Feny,- where the
waters of the Shenandoah unito with
the Potomac, a point which charmed
Jefferson.
Tho literarv contents of this num.
ber of The Aldine aro of greater variety
and extent than usual. ,. Subscription
prioe, $5, including chromos "The
East" and "The West" James Sut
ton & Co., publishers, 5S Maiden
Laue, New York City.
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Ilt-port of the Literary Society.
After the late fire in Jacksonville on
April I3ih, the Independent Jijterary
SocH-ty.Jmmodiately, called a nibetingi
with the intenliuu of giving aperies ot
ciitcitaiumcnli), for the pmpose of rais
ing iihwhv for ihcsufR-nri?. Altera
great ntm.tiiu of labor ami expens-e the
bocifty at lar-t ir.ivc tiiti'itaiunivnu
laMiii!! ihire v'niii"s fmm v.liich w:i
realized H0.0O niter pnying the lol-
lowing necemaiy uuih:
Miiii-, 15.00.'
K. Kubli, 60.8V.
Sach Bros., Si 1.12.
L. Soloman,5.2.30.
Mrs. Oliver, 1.00.
B'. llobb, t.00.
D. Linn, $1.50.
George Brown, 1.00.
G. Karewski, $0.50.
Western Union Telegraph Co.- 5.00.
Sundries, 1.50. J
Skntixel Oflice, 13.00.
Allowed for damages done to Hall,
10.00.
A committee of investigation was
appointed by the Society to ascertain
who were tjie actual sufferers. The
following named persons were found
to have been completely burned out
Messrs. WTm. Kreitzer, J. "Yollers,
Wm. Boyer, and were therefore en.
titled to the money j but as Tilr.
Kreitzer was gain in business he
thanked the members of the society
vevy kindly for their voluntary aid,
and desired liis portion to' be divided
equally between the other two gen
tleman, who received 36.50 apiece.
As representatives of tho Society we
tender our si d cere thanks for the many
acts of kindness shown us by our
numerous friends, respectfully solicit
the goodwill and wishes of every one.
Ed. J. F. Horxe,
It. A. Milleb, ' Committee.
A. Cahdwell. )
At work on the .railroad between
Olympia and Tenino last week,
were two of the oldest men in
"Washington Territory. Air. Canbv.
of Turawater, aged. UO, and Father
Stewart, of Olympia, aged 81, to
gether with Leslie Hewitt, Frank
Rko and one or two other boys
abouf five or six years, were all
busily engaged in gradinsr, thus
forming a beautiful picture of youth
and old age helping the Car of
Progress onward.
0, WHERE S YOVR OREGON
2 ITS 7
At the late Convention of- the
Prcss-Asaociation -in-ChicagoMri
James "W. Sheahan, of the Tribune
of that city, delivered the address,
llefcrring to, the "Personalities of
Journalism," lie gave these speci
mens, which rather overdo the so
fuired "Oregon Style" in unadultcr
aicd vileness.'"
One editor, displeased with some
thiiitr published by another described
rtlie offender as a "squirming feouirt.
a chicken-hearted youth, a diaboli
cal Jaclaissary. Ape, liog, mullen-
btocic 1:1 uog-ieunei, tumDie-DUg,
aud toiling caterpiller !" The por
son thus addressed evidently hurt
by these assertions, replied that his
editorial brother was "all this and
more too," and added that ho was
"the butt cut of original sin, the
quintessences of double distilled
nastiucss, a foul bubble floating on
the surface of a cess-pool, a dirty
mangy dog, and a foulxlisgraco to
1113 UtVXl IIUUS.
Another journal thus refers to tho
editor of anothers paper: "The
sneaking thief who prostitutes the
editorial chair of the Milwaukee
News to vent his spleen upon -his
betters, seeks to utilize the death
of a better man than himself by
spitting venom about a transaction
he knows nothing of. The only use
we can conceive for such a hound
as this Calkm3 is to furnish fat to
feed hell fire." &
H. "W. Scott, has resigned from
tho editorial staff of 3he Bulletin.
liis resignation cardjappeared, in
the liiuleUn, but with no cxplaina-
uon.
Postal Telegraph. The LTouse
Committee on Appropritions in view
of the near approach of tho adjourn
ment of Congress, have notified he
counsel for the Western Union Tele
graph Company that the committee
cannot give any further oral hear
ing on the postal telegraph question;
hut will consider any briefs which
may be "submitted. It is" not con
sidered probable that, any action
will be taken on the subject this
session.
Seeing is Believing.
If in tbia libc iSToes tucre are people so
blinded by prejudice hs not to believe that a
jnedicataLsliriqliint is no item of ipuicose ini-portiir)crrln-"Jw
ctei!ogncGf Lumaa -remtHltei,
we (.houlii liko them to witncs3 the wonderful
effect thai rlos'cttpr's SiCmach Bitters ore now
produciDj; a owr e country in coses of in
;crm UentfttT, rheumatism, billions disorders,
ks, fis!.i?ii--rTpns comp'amlg, constitutional
d-bili'ymcTital deprtS-nor and prrmittftre de
c,,y -''V ur-' ,,J,i eflects arc nothing new.
1 l-e preat vegetable invioraat and "tla cures
luve btcn Uefurethe- pt0!lij for fiiore" than
iwiujrtGvc years, and. in every yi-ar of the
Vwchlav'c its-popu.farity has iucreajedjind its"
Aim- nai oecHWio Mfper.-x l er lucre ore no..
doubt many tliODwnils of intelligent citizens
who hnVe never hud art TTJiportonity of observing-for
theui'clvrs tlie surprising changes wtiich
this unequalled tonic nnd alterative prod-ices
inTystenu which eeem to be hoplessly broken,
and in cases of disease wb:chare not amendable
to ordinary remedies. Probablymanyof these
regard the statements made in relation to the
sanitary properties of the Hitters with some
degree of incredulity. Would that all. such
skeptics could see with their own eyes what the
medicine is doing Tor the sick and fetblo every
where, what a staff of life it is proving to the
aged and infirm, what a help in time of trouble
to leeble women suffering from' the complaints
and disabilities peculiar to the sex, what a pro
tection to health and life in malarious districts,
what a panacea for languor and depiession,
what a jpeciSc for all diseases in which the
system 'reqqlres tj .Jib vitalizcdjand sustained
Of nil stimuhnts it is the purest and safest, o.
all tonics the most genial, effective and ngreef
able, of all alteratives the least violent and the
most certain in its beneficial results.
"i K r'ATCITES. CLOCKS. JEWEMV.
V V Silrerwflre. .etc has rcceiTed a
large ad.iuiop.io iit already well selected
stock of Jewe.iry and SIlTerwAre.
ELGIN NDWALTHA ffi
Gold and SilTer Waeches, GoU and Silver Chains, all Im
ported true, tne erst miauiacTOrcra in tne East. A, fine
lot of SETHTHOMAS: .
Sight -3ay Weight Clocks;
Also all kinds of
MGITT-DAY AND 30-IIOCR CLOCKS, -
rocket Cutlery ami WJllow Wars of all kinds, a new as-
Tsortment of the inoBt elegant
Toys for tlie Holidays,
... .Consisting of....
Alouxntg- m .
"Workljoiesj. ..
Dolli,
Hnby -Vagort3,
In tict ererytkinK that is wanted fir the Holidays. A
fine lot of SILVKR-rLATED WAKE of the Tcry best
qwuiiy. Also a uue lot OI
Srasic Boies. Atccrdcons, Guitars, Ytolins, Elt.3
A PCTX ABSOHTMXITT OF
GUKWDTG and SMOKING TOBACCO,
Tobacco, Vl$Q8, 1'ipestenw, and anything of the kiad that
may bo van ted. 1 am also Agent fur the
GHOVER &. BAKER &. FLORENCE
I.SEWINO MACinSES, ami keep them constantly on
unnu. i nare jmi receire.1 ine latest improTeu s lorence,
which fecjs tho work FKOII TIIE OPERATOR.
4iy Jewelry, Watches and Clocks cleaned and repaired
and warranted. Also
Sentnjr Jlnchlnes Cleaned and Repaired.
NoT.l,1673tf xKHliTe meacall-Sa
.MISCELLANEOUS.
"KT "HS "&V "SZ'FL'ns: ! -
. ajTd..
HEW GOODS AT
ASHLAND
J.JI. McOALL&CO.
A correspondent writes from Ba
ker County, as follows : "El Dor
ado Ditch is now running water "to
eome'oii the richest mining' ground
in the world. This is one hundred
miles Ioujk and carries enough
water to supply thousands of men.
NEW TODAY.
A recent telegram from JBolivia
announced the death of Gen. John T.
Croxton, '"United States ' Mnister,-
aged 37 years. Ho was a native "of
Paris, Kentucky, and served in the
late war on the Union side.
The cropsin Tamhill County are
represented as looking well,better,
in fact, than ever hefore at this time
of the year. A larger acreage has
hecn sown this year than,, on any;
previous -one, and tho -prospect- is
fair for alarge yield. '-' -
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NOTICE. .
THIS IS TO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS
concerned that a note-given by the un
dersigned, Jnne 3. 1874, foi one hnndred and
fifty dollars, with one per cent per month in
terest, in favor of Wm. O'llalley, was fraudu
lently obtained, and I shall pay -so part of the
same.
. "WILLIASr SAWYE.E.
Kirbyville, June 5, 1874.
TAX" PAYERS.
r'EUNQUENJ,'tAX PAYERS- WILT
U save costs" by -settling- their taxes with
the Sheriff at his office immediately.
T. T. MCKENZIE, '
Sheriff of Jaclison"Coanty.
NOTICE.
I Rogne River "Valley Woolen Mannfact
nririg Company, are hereby notified to meet
at'tho office of tlie Company, at Ashland, Or
egon, on the 6tb day of July, 1874, at xone
o'clock, P, jr., for the purpose of disposing of
the real gropeity ol jheCoropany, settling np
the.6us:nera, and 3iaSoiving the-Corapany.
3y order of B. F. MYER,
Presidft t of Board 'of Directors.
HAVE THE
stock of
LAMEST -ANT) BEST SELECTED
eijLru asb rAKcr
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hardware
BOOTS AND SnOES,
IRON, STEEL,
CROCKERY, &C,
Ever offered It sale in the town.
Trices to Suit the Times.
: w antod z
& nnn bushels op tvtibrt, in Excnxvqn
WJ w w " tor Uoods. Illgnest 1
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3? " iUO
S:d I e,3sFH
o O w r H ii
m sin im
g ffi M & f? IK M
h qLJ" CO
& 8.8? ETUbuJH
a Ug n HI Q ML
' rra tr s rf a ksssW LJ
W 8 E 3: &Hn
e m s- . o im
Big i dTg
O 9 N O
,
Goodg at Cost Itates.
. price paid, and
DON'T FAIL TO GIVE US A CALL.
J. M. McCALL & CO.
Ashland, October S, 1873tf
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
CON-DUCTED BT
The Sisters of the Holy Naxues,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
rnitE SCHOLASTIC TEAR OF Tins ACADEMY COM-
JL mences aboat the middle of August, and Is dirfdal In
to four sessions of eleren weeks each. Pupils are,re-
ceiTeu ntaiij uiur, turn luur iuiu nui vn cuauieu Irom
the day of their entrance.
Kates of Tuition.
Board and Tuition per Term J40 00
Entrance Fee (only once) 5 00
nano.
Drawing and Painting.,
Bed and Bedding
8 00
400
Select Day School.
Primary, per Term 6 00
Junior..., .-. 8 00
Senior....! 10 00
For further particulars apply at the Academy.
COUNTY HOSPITAL.
-pvr..L.DA?iTORTn IIAS TIIE COUXTT HOSPITAL
JL- for the rfnsulnir,yeart and has built a comfortable
building for the county patients. lie Is also prepared to
keep three or four prlTate patlente, who will be entirely
Hparated from the public onee, and can hare the best ot
surgical and medical attendance at from two to fir dol
lar per day, board and Iodjpnjr Included. nlorlSlf.
S3 5, o 3a. s Btos-
J. H. HYZER
HAVING ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
IN
Jj Prepared to do Work in
ftOUSE,
SIGN",
CARRIAGE PAINTING,
GLAZI.VG AND PAl'EIl IIAKGISO.
TTflLL ATTEXD to Business Promptly, nd Solicit the
Y Tatromgo of the Public.
JOHN L. CARTER & SON
PAINTERS..'
A RE FOLLY PREPARED TQ DO f -ALL.
Xi I
Clasoes of PAINTING, inctyiin,
HOUSE PAINTING.
SIGN PAINTING, ' --
ORNAlfENTAL PAINTING,' .
TAGON AND CARRIAGE PAINTING
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AIX IsTTlVES, OP GUAl.I.a DONE.
Orders from the Conntry attended to promptlril
JacksonvlJe, May 16, 1874.' 113. t
Notice to Miners
IS nEREUT GIVES THAT I HAV BEES DCtT a'p
pointed, and that zar bonds hare been duly tpnroTed. '
as UnitedUtes -.
DEPUTY SURVEYOR',
Of SllnenJ Oaims for Mining District So. 1, to the' 8 tate
of Oregon.
OFFICE -Nee AsntAXD. Obkgojt.
octl'72ly B.F. MYER.
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