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THE OREGON SENTINEL I
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Wednesday, : : : Aphil 17, 1878
fiSENIS ECU THE SEHTIHEL.
S.I. Tetlengill .& Co New York
Gk. P. RowcII & Co New York
Rjwell & Chessman St. Louis
L. P. Fisher., San Francisco
r3. McCaliister Galice Creek
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Religions Directory.
M. E. CnrjRcn. Religious services every
Sunday at the usual hours, by tlie Reverends
A. Ilardison, "W. Ilurlburt-cnd M. A. Wil
liams, alternately.
Catholic Services. Services will be held
at the Catholic Chnrcb in this ploce, every
Snnday, at the asua1 hor.rs in the morning and
evening', Rev. Father n ncbet officiating.
M.E. Sunday Scnooi Regular meeting
very Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Catiiol,io Sunday School? Regular meet
ngs every Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
A dance vAl be had to .morrow night nfter
the sleight of hand performance.
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ScrtooL Mattehs. The money in
the treasury for school purposes hav
ing been exhnnstedtho Directors -for
this school district, have decided; to
levy a pro rata tax ot $2 50 on "each
scholar attending the schools.
Anotheh House Sold. Wo are
informed that Jas McDonotiph of this
place has succeeded in selling his
trotting horsb Major to Eu?ene Rear
don of C.ilitornh lor the sum of D00
Both Major and Tamtfon were deliv
ered to the purchaser at Redding by
Mr McDonoiigh one day lat-t week.
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Full Delegation. This county
sends a full delegation to the llipul
lican Stnto convention so meet at
Salem today, Messrs. Dowell, MePher
son, Muller, Ciro, Skidmore, Lingcll
and Mycr all having left for that city
"With a personal representation a
large as this Jnukon county ought
surely to bo represented on the Slate
ticket.
Cavkd Is. One of the drifts it
Smith Courtney & (Jo's mines c.iveii
in one dij last week, but luokily tin
men had quit wuik .i tew minutes be
lore and no ono wh hurt. Alter tht
caving in of the tnft about (ioz--n
bottles of absinl'jo weto found, mj
posed to have been S'owed away in an
ice-house that was loiwerly iouuedon
this site. a , S
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LEDGEnDEMAis. Prof. Lorraine will
give one of his 6leighl of band per
fonnii ces in this place at the Uluh
Riom to morrow night. He is hili
ly spoken of by those who hive wit
nessed his performance and we bespeak
for him a crowded li.iu.se. Excellent
music will bo provided, which the
young folks can utilize by tripping tht-
light fantastic after the performance
ltonnEEY at Rosubuug. The store
of Asher Maiks & Co. was broken
open last Tuesday night and the afe'
relieved of $3,300. It is supposed lo
be the work of a Chinese cook working
for Mr. Friedlander, one of the part
ners in the store, as the keys remained
in the safe. The money belonged
principally .to depositors. Mr. Mn'ks
was in Portland attending thefconven
tion, to which ho was a delegate.
Boston's Pbdigkue. An error oc
curred in miking out the pedigree ol
Judge Toltnan's horse Boston as pub
lished in the papers and circulars sent
to horsemen throughout the county.
"Old Boston" was given as grandsire
on his dam's side, when it should have
read Old Glencoe. As the pedigree
of a thronglibred horse is something
that all horsemen arc particular about,
the correction has been made as toon
as discovered.
Fcosr Beaver Ci
beck came in from
cinnabar mines oil
reports everythij
condition in thatJ
and the men emj
gaged in tak'nj
tinua grounj
supply oj
somethii
'their dJ
menco
Tuei
the
Ur
iri.ii
icandom Jotungi.
The city dads met last evening.
Lou Ross is teaching school on
Jackass creek.
The Ashland academy closed on tho
5th insl for the Summer vacation.
II K Hanna inado a trip to Lake
county last week on legal business.
Charles Prim is now a pedagogue
of the school in Applegate precinct.
Hon D P Thompson arrived in Port
land from the Eastern States on Satur
day last.
Willits & Co expect to have their
sawmill on Keene creek completed in
about a month.
Fruit treesjnost all in' full bloom.
A frost now would lessen the fruit
crop' materially.
m Onlv five 'drummers arrived here last
Thursday nightr Most all of them
come via Portland. . '
"Silas Draper is Postmaster of the
newly-established posioflice at Fool's
creek in this counlv.
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A change in s'age time was made
last Sunday and both stages now arrive
here in the morning.
Street Commissioner Young will
commence woiking the roads in this
district in a few days.
Notice the addition to the card of
.1 L Wilder in regard to Jhe county
beat qutflion in Josephine.
After several days sojourn in this
place Lieut II Do W Moore leturried
to Fort Klnln.iih on Monday last.
Geo Strong accompanied him.
Miss Mary McCabe, of Asdiland, was
in town this week soliciting subscrib
ers for the Ashland Tidings.
D M C Gaultand wile are now-acting
a principil and assistant of the
district i-uliool at Hillsboro.
J M Sutton is improving fast ol
lato in Sn Francit-co owing to the
viitue he finds in Turkish b.uhs.
M id imo Holt has been d uigoronsly
ill during the past week but was con
valescent ngiin at last accounts.
The Demi ratified tho nomination of
Tho, G Reames last Thursday night
by shooting anvils and sich like.
The Jacksonville Soriaf Ciub will
give a errand hall at their hall iti thi
city on'-Mjy 1st. Read lher"advert:si-
niriii.
Mr. Adam Klippel started for Mis
souri on Sunday la-t. He expects to
return with his family some tune next
Spring.
Jno Onh returned from Salim Inst
week after p tying Jacks jii county's
portion of State luxes to the Stite
Treasurer.
An owner was found for the pistol
advertised in lat-t week's issue before
the pjper wa circulated. Nothing
lik advertising.
Tho .Edst. Poitland Land Register
says tho Fort Jones race track in
Jackson county is being fixed up.
Glad to bear it.
Tne George Washington sociable, ol
men who could not tell lies, wis abin
oned. The only gues's who came
were tno insurauca agents.
Mat Ohenchain drove a band of 04
cattle through this place last week
which he will take to Like county.
He purchase them in Josephine coun
The Greenbackers continue to hold
enthusiastic meetings throughout the
county at which c'.u'jsaro organized.
A meeting will be held in this place
soon.
Mr Geo Holt has secured the assist-
onna rf Air Rrntt o lnTiJ;
inr.'i!kH:A,iVii' .'' JUam
li'rriTT
i-nau
Win M Tweed once the leader of
the Tammany ring in New York city,
died in Ludlow street jail at 12 oclock
on the 12'.h inst.
Nowruan Fisher Teceived some new
goods from S. F. this week, 6uch as
ladies' handkerchiefs, ties, hate, etc.,
a'd of the latest styles.
For a change we had a 6now-storm
on Saturday morning of last week,
covering the ground to the depth of
nearly half an inch, and giving,, things
the appearance of raid-winter.
Tho Yreka Union says: A younp
couple from Ashland took possession of
the Sheriffs office Wednesday last, and
held a wedding party there. It is sup
posed to be a runaway match.
A very pleasant social'' party was
.held at the Club Room last Thursday
night. The attendance present was
not very largo but all who participa
ted seemed to enjoy themselves liugo
The grape crop of this valley will
not bo as large this season as usual on
account of tho heavy frost last Satur
day night. Peaches and other fruits
are also liable to sutler from this
cause.
Williiims Creek, Josephine connty,
has a Greenback club. In their plat
form of principles they declare that
they will not afliliito with either of
the other'pirties in tha coming Juuo
eleutio n.
Tiie next annual meeting of the
Oregon 1'nineer Asooittion is to meet
at Silem on Frid iy, Juno lhli. Tne
grounds ot the Sta'e Agrcahural Socie,
ty hae been tendered and will be used
lor that purpose.
Dispatches from Washington say
overt-eveuiy mail routes on tho Pacific
coist and Territories will be re-adver-lised,
owing to inlnrinalr.ies in the
bids. The Oik Bir route, wo have no
doubt, isitioludetl in these.
TT McKenzie advertises iiK fl luring
mills on Bear Creek for sile or lease,
and ca'ls on all those indebted either
to him or the late firm of McKenzie &
Amy in come torwinl ami settle at
once. R-.-ad the advertisement.
Evan R. Reames ro'iirned from Sin
Franeisoo I it Mond ty, afterh i ving,
purchjaeJisBTgeTT-To- .of g!Jortjlor
the store'ot Reames Bros, in this place.
All tho goods purchased were selected
by Mr. R. personally and of course
they are of first-class quality.
Judging from appearances Tip Ply-
male is prepirn tor the wors', so lhaV
if he fails in getting '.ha C erkshin of
this county, he can cDiitinue success
fully in i he livery business. He is
miking extensive improvements to his
Viable in this p!ee,aud also purchisod
a new livery team this week.
Din'icl Rs-yiioMs of Sam's Valley,
who received life nomination for county
commissioner from the Democrats,
publishes a card in last week's Times
in which he says that as it requires a
thorough business nint and good fin
ancier lo fill the position, and being
neither, he declines the nomination.
Read tho now advertisement of Mrs.
A. Btlger under new tosday She has
now taken full charge of this store
and willahviys keep on hind a large
stock of hatdwire, farming machinery,
liquors, tobacco, etc., which will be
sold at prices to suit the limes. Mr.
J. H. Penn has charge of tho business
for Mrs. Bilger.
One of the O fc C Co's stages upset
one day last week on what is known as
the Sacramento hill, and one of the
passengers, Mrs. II. M. CafW.k of Fort
Jones
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School Tax.
The Directors of School District No
1 have found it necessary to put a rate.
bill of 2,50 on each scholar for the
quarter now being laught. Tnis has
been made incumbent on the Directors
becioseof th) filling oil of over three
hundred dollars oublio money this
year as compared with last year. Wo
hope and believo that all parents who
have children attending tho school will
continue them in the school, and thus
enable the directors to meet the lia
bilities of the district, and secure to
tho patrons a free school for the next
year.
, Director
Jacksonville, April 17th.
Real Estate Transactions. The
following are the real estate trans
actions for, the week:
-Tames'R. Armpriest to G. S. Butler;
10 acres land in this precinct. Con
sideration $120.
Mrs! Jano McCully to Max Muller;
lot on. Ttiird Street. Consideration,
$100.
W B Gray to J W Thomas; lcl
acres land what is known as the
old Gray phco. Consideration S2.538.
Peter Rutan to Jno R Helman; lot
in Ashland. Consideration S0.
'John R Helman to Trustees of the
M E Church ot Ashland; certain city
property in town ot Ashiand. Con
sideralio'n $150.
J. P. Walker triWB Grubh; 157
acres land in Ashland precinct. Con
sideration $1,500.
lino R Helman to Wogner & An
derson;. -J- acre land in Ashland pre
cinct. Marion Taylor to Geo W Isaacs and
G( W Heckathorn; 152 acres land.
Consideration $1,000.
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District Nominations. The follow
ing distiict nominations vrero ratified
by the Democratic State convention
last week:
First Judicial District For Judge,
P P Prim. Prosecuting Attorney J
R Neil.
Second District Tho delegation of
this District could not agree, and re-
quested the Convention to elect one
jivihwu, AitextjSomerdiscnESiou 3ir.
Hazlttr' was nominated.
Third District J J Whitney for
Prosecuting Attorney.
Fourth District J M Gearin for
Prosecuting Attorney.
Filth District Luther B Ison foi
Prosecuting Atlorney.
Statistical,. From the Commercial
Reporter, J. R. Farnli ecitor, we
glem the following statistics for the
yeir 1877: It sliows the State debt
to be $717,000; the total treasure ship
ment to Sin Francisco for the yeir,
$3,S1S,000; the total gold product of
the mines, $1,192,000. The value of
exports of all 'kinds, wheat, wool, stl
mon j manufactures, lumber, etc., $1G,
000,000; the coast wise tonnage enter
ed, 271,005 tons; cleared, 25S.258 tons.
Foreign imports less than $500,000.
It does not givo tho value of importa
tions from other States and Territo
ries of the United States. It is very
important that wo have soma dati ot
of this kind from which to ascertain
lha balance of trade.
'.The Bady Show. The date his nt
last been fixed for the baby show,
which is to Uko place at Portland.
Tho show will be held on tho lSth,
10th nnd 20lh of this month at Torn
Verein ITall. The prizes aro as fol
lows: llandsomest and biiijhtest baby,
i Z-,n
iwyL
to tlie Voters of Josevhiuc
Coiinty.
'Whereas There have been various rumors
afloat concerning the course 1 would pursue
in case the county seat should be removed to
this place, I take this plan of making known
what action I shall take in the premise?, to-wit.-
That I shall for and in consideration of
the sum of one dollar give a warranty deed to
a plat of land in the limits of the town of Wil
derville, as selected by Messrs Saml Harkness,
John Wells and Alex "Watts, as the most
suitable for connty buildings, containisg one
acre and thirty six rods. I shall also give my
ball, rent frtc, for the use of the county for
conrt purposes until such time as the county
shall build a Court House. I will also donate a
lot for a publ1?: school houte imd a lot for a
church building, and will sell to any couot
officer n lot for building purposes at a sum
not to exceed twentyBvc dollars. I further
promise to do anything and everything for the
1 promolioa of the townaod for the. interest of
the county in the event that the couaty seat is
removed to said town.
J. L. WiLDFat.
Mr Wilder ha3 executed a bond with the
proper officers for the fulfillment of his prom
ise as will he seen by the following certifi
cate: "I hereby certify that J L Wilder has deposi
ted with me a b.iod to convey a lot in Wild
ervillej three chains and fifty links square, for
county buildings, in the event of the removal
of the county-seat from Kcrbyville to Wilder-
ville
11. 1' . UAi.nwi.v,
April 8, 1878.
County Judge.
Tellurium Mise. Work is being pushed
rapidly on the Tellurium. They are working
two shifts, night and diy. The tunnel is one
hundred and sixty feet from first timbers. They
are cry neur a softer5 serpentine formation
which will ircnase the possibility of progress
so that they can advance four or five times as
fist as tbey have heretofore. The rock has
been little softer than iron By c new pro
cess, disCocred by Briggs. Tood, and Muncy,
they fin 1 it exceedingly ta.'y to separate at.
the metals for le-s than ten dollars per ton.
The rock worked by thi3 new process returned
from ten to forty per c?nt. pure metal, gold,
silver, copper, tellurium iron, manganese, etc.
The copper alone is worth from S30 to S150
per ton. Canyoaville will put oa festal garbs
when extendve. .operations begin at this mine.
PackTrum. A pack train, consisting of
about twenty mule", arrived in town on Fri
day hist ami loaded with fhur and bacon for
Green Brolh"M of Galice creek.
The Litiijville Water Ditch Co. has filed ar
ticles of incorporation with tho Secretary
of Stale, with Gjire 'Save, II. M-l
.1 natciwf-aM-u-rrTsrauorU as incorporators.
torm anijfeature:
Unless associated wilh good teeth, ore shorn
of halt lh attractions they may otherwise
P'isjpss. Beiirmg this fact in mind, use SO-
ZOIONT, which' will prevent your teetb,
irom losing ineir wmienes. and will render
I hem spotless it specked and discolored. The
tint and lurducss ofroral ore imparted to the
sums by this incomparable preservative and
beautifjing ugent, and the breath is rendered
frasrant as honevsockle by its use. It i3 safe,
besides bting tffcclive. Sold by druggists.
Mat Dillon keeps a fine stock of
liquors and cigars on hand. Give
him a call when you want something
good.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
LL PERSON'S INDEBTED TO THE
Biljier estate are notified that settlement
must be made immediately as I want to fiubh
op the administrating.
C. W.KAIILER. Admn'r.
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notice.
NOTICE 13 HEREF.Y GIVEN THAT TIIE
muit-mened ha purchased from A. J.
Walls and Kliz.ibc (h Walls a one-half interest
in the Je?c Thomai saw-mill, ;'ituatcd on
Evans Creek, in Jackson county, and that from
and after this date I will have full control of
taid mill in regard to making contracts and
other business, and will not be responsible for
any debts or coutracts made bj A. J. Walla
U.S. ARMSTRONG.
Evans Creek Moreli 23tu. 1818. 4t
FOR SALE OR LEASE.
I
OFFER MY PT pr" PtTifr
ren
NEW LIVE fcV STABLE.
BACK OF COURT HOUSE.
JiWIMI ft ll
u u til
Proprietors.
HAVING LATELY FITTED UP TDEj.
commodious barn on the School Uonw
Flit and in the rear of the Court Iloue. wis
are now fully prepared to attend to all buil
nes in our line with promptness and dispatch
and at the most reasonable rates.
Pino TamontSi
Tne Stable is furnished- with the best ani
mals and most substantial buggi es; also a
firit- class hack and eaddle-borses,
Iforssa boardnd, and the best care bestowed
on" them.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every instance:
Glve-ust trial and judge for yourselves.
MANNING .& MONTGOMERY.
Jacksonville, April 10th, 1878.
EXCELSIOR
LIVBRI S&1HB FEED
Corner of
Oregon and California Sts., Jacksonvuj-
W. J. PrSTvXaSS, Prop'r.
't J 0OLD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE PO&t
VV I.1C that I hivo a Quo stock or
Horses, Buggies arid Carriages
An J we are prepared to farnfoh onr patroni and the- pti
lie generally witb
Fine T"mouts
Ae can be had on the Pacific eoMt. Saddle hones htrw
to go to aay part of the conn try.
Animals Bought and Sold.
IIorM broke to wort single or donble. Horses boar
ami the best of care bestowed upon thsm while tnoa
chro. A liberal share of the public patronage Is so
liclted en reasonable terms. $vj IS, 1871 tl
UNION LIVERY
SALE AND Ml EXCHANGE
Corner of -lth and California Sts.,
JACKSONVILLE, OrjEQON.
J. A. CARD WELL PROPRIETOR.
nnllKrr.OPJtIETOnSIIAVRPOLLT
a- Tebmlt and rentteii tne anore well
known eHtabtLjhment. and haw made exr
tinilro And romlortabre additions there- ii
lo. ne hare tile Terr best norses, oncglea aud llverj
turnouts of all kinds. Oar stock of roadsters cannot bi
excelled In the State.
IIors.cS Boarded
On reasonable teTins, and the best of care and anentloS.
bestowed npon them while under their charge. Also
Horses Bought and Sold.
We are satisfied that we can g satisfaction, and wit
guarantee the same. With this Impression we hate tio
hesitation insollcitiog patronage. o6t lo '73.
LATEST ARRIVALS
-OF
-AT
BRECKENFELD'S !
TDE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEAS
" ure in announcing to the public that ha
has just received a complete and first-class as
sortment of Gent's Furnishing Goods, snch na
Hats, Shirts, Underwear, etc-; best brands ot
Cigars and Tobacco; Pipes, Notionj, Fancy
Goods, Glassware, Crockery, Musical Instru
ments, Bird Cages, Stationery, Pocket and
Table Cutlery, Albums, Toys, Candies, Nuts,
etc., which will be sold at the cheapest rates.
Give me a call and see for yourselves.
F. BRECKENFELD
BLACKSMITHIHG!
DAVE CaONEMI LLeK.
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