HE OREGON SENTINEL
"Wednesday,
June 25, 1S70
AGENrs FOR TIIS SEHTIEEL.
S. M. PpttcnziM & Co New Ynrl-
m. P. Uo'vfII &Co Nivt York
Ilnwfl! & Ciiei-8in'in St. Lmii-
L P. Filier San F.nncw
J) II. Stpin I'lirllMiri
t7'mM' n7 ' ' 1J1 IF'T-iiiBi rLWfm Wf7Mfl1 V.H"t fj f I jS t .if "i1
Religious. President Rogers, of
the Ashland College, will occupy tlie
pulpit of the M. E. Church next Sun
day at 11 a. M. Rev. F. X. Blanchet
will hold services at the Catholic
Church at Eagle Point on Sunday,
July Gth.
Returned. Messrs. Echleson and
McKenzie returned from Roseburg on
Friday last. Their surveying contract
is located on Applegato and Evans
creeks, the ground to bo surveyed on
the latter being above Thomas' mill.
Recovered. We are glad to note
the recovery of Mr. Geo. A. Jackson,
who has lipon'TPrv low for spvpral
mo 'tbs .bul who ' a- fally recover d. 't
is r vitly due to the beni'ficialtsirect.of
llie 'water fltj ,S6da Springs whcreheA Agent Muller :
ha-3 en sojourning. TTonTast tiuie July
FouttTn op July. Preparations fr r
our celebration are still progressing.
The prospect is that we will have a
very pleasant celebration without in
terfering with any of those outside.
The ball in the evening will, no doubt
be well attended.
SoMETmxo New. Mr. IL Kubli
has at his store a novel appliance the
"whipple guide." It is intended to
equalize the draught on freight wagons
and steadies the tongue and prevents
it from striking the horses. It is said
to be a success and of course is patent
ed. Lecture. Prof Lowell L. Rogers
President of the Aslilirrl Collpge nnd
Normal School, will lecture on "El
ucation" on Saturday evpning next at
the M. E. Church.. This ralijpct has
been the work of Prof. Rogers' life and
the lecture will no doubt be very in
teresting. Private School. Prof Merritt
started a private school on Mondav
morning with over thirty scholars. It
is a morning school, tlin hours lining
from eight till eleven. The scholars
are all small, the olijrvt being to give
them a f".ir start in tho race for honor
during the next pc onl year.
Puucttas-vg Hr.ns-3. ?Ir. .To.
Monri left hero on ThnrnitxJatJ; witii
a number of fine horses with which ttv
slock the line between Rosei-urg anil
Coos Biy. At present tho n-ail .is br
ing packed, but. very soon it will be
taken through in first cla-.s pasrotger
stiges, aud Clough knows just how to
do it
New Buildincs. Mr. J. A. Card
well will soon commence the erection
of a framp building between his livpry
stable and R van's. It is to be fiflv
four feet deep with a store in front
and six rooms in the rpar. Mrs. Mc
Cully has lumber on tho ground for
the construction of another building
for rent on her lot.
Odd Fellows Celebration. We
are glad to announce that Ex-Gov
ernor Chadwick has accepted the invi
tation of Jacksonville Lodge I. 0. 0. F.
to deliver tho oration at their anni
versary celebration on August 18th.
Mr. Chadwick's reputation as an ora
tor is well known, and the public may
expect an intellectual feast.
Mind Reading. Prof. Rice gave
fo u- tests in this office yestprday in
mind rearlini and in every instance
walked straight to an obscure object
thought of. Our devil thought he had
found his hrother. AH we have to say
is that the performance was incompre
hensible. If any one thinks this is a
puff the v can speedily be coavmted
to the enntrarv. : i. -
BEACTirUL-WREATII.tr-We saw VPS-
terday an exquisite wraith of flowers
made of zephyr by Miss Pauline "Wet
terer. It was made under the instruc
tions of the ladies of St. Mary's Acade
my, and was the work of several
jnonths. It is a beautiful thing, com.
Inning roses, rose buds, lillies, pansies
geraniums and other flowers, looking
exceedingly natural and reflecting cred
jt both on the instructors and the pu
pil. Board of Trustees. At a special
meeting of the Board of Trustees held
on Monday thclGth the following pro
ceedings were had:
Tho Committee on Streets was order
ed to have the sidewalks on the west
side of Oregon steeet, from its inter
section with Miner street to the north
line of G. H. Young's lot, constructed
to conform with tho grade established
by the survey made by J, S. Howard.
The considetaujn of the ordinance
prohibiting the constmction of wooden
buildings on blocks seven and pight
was deferred until tie nest regular
meeting.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
"Weather still cool.
County jail empty.
New goods at E. Jacob's.
Haying all over the valley.
Ashland is rising from its ashes.
Ice for sale at Noland &, McDan
iel's Read Sheriff Bybee's new advertise
ments. Yesterday was the longest day of
the season.
A large supply of candies at Grob
tfc Ulrich's.
Mrs. Prim has some elegant summer
styles on hand.
Plans for tho new Presbyterian church
looked for daily.
Dillon has a large stock of choice
liquor and cigars.
Circuit Court adjourned till second
Monday in August.
Go to Schumpf's bath rooms, take a
bath and be happy.
Mrs. I. W. Berry is always ready to
please her customers.
Rostel shaves so easy that you never
know when lie begins.
savs stages
commence
Don't forget Ryder's grand ball at
Kerbyville on the 4th.
Odd Fellows meeting to-night for
work in the fifth degree.
John Miller is receiving new hard
ware and sporting supplies.
The Wilton troupe are showing to
large houses in Lake county.
A very interesting sketch of one of
our old citizens crowded out.
A number of extra copips of this is
sue on hand in wrappers to send East.
Bidders on mail contracts must have
bids in wi'li P. M. Muller this week.
Born On Thursday the 19th inst,
to the wife Patrick Donpgan, a daugh
ter.
Mr. Lnngford, superintendent of
National banks, passed South on Moii-1
ay.
Prof. B. Robb has accepted a poi
don in a public school in East Poit
Kind. Family ice cream freezers at Mrs-.
Bilger's most convenient and very
cheap.
Read lettpr from Lake county, and
description of II. V. Helms' cabinet ou
.juuide.
The hay contract at Fort Klamath
has been sub-let by Mr. Manning t
Jay Beadi.
John Bolt's hyih-aulic claim on ra
ris Gulch is still being worked will,
ample water.
ZKler Martin Pet?r?on will hold a
basket liioetinginSams YallyuuHj;
n...rav iieiu
WT-
Dr. Aiken wi!l(cfnimence his frame
'milling next to, Mrs. Gauung's about
.lin 1st of July. " "' ,'
Cv."ebrr.tion here on4th. Hobt. A.
MUIt, Evj., orator and Miss EmiK
Bown as reader.
Mensor has a largo stock of dry good
and clothing jut received which he u
selling at half price.
The "Tidings" announces (hat Prof.
Rogers is to deliver the oration at
Ashland on the 4th.
Dave Cronemiller never turns a.
poor job of bliiuksmithing or carria
woi 1: out of his shop.
B. F. Dowell, Esq., started for Port
land yesterday morning to attend tt.
his case against Griswold.
Mr. Simon Oaro, left here for Rose
burg last Thursday, to take charge ol
the business of Caro Bros.
We learn that Mr. Jav B:ich ha
purchased a large tract of State land
noar.Linkville for a stock farm.
Clough and Carll have sub-let the
first forty miles of tho mail route be
tween Roseburg and Empire City.
E. D. Foudray has taken charge or
the Bybee & Hawkett mine ax receiv
er, and has hands engaged in cleaning
up.
Those contemplating building should
confer with Edwin Smith, as very ad
vantageous terms can bo mado with
him.
Work is going on rapidly on the
!w,brid2QacrsSRocuo river at Rock
PoinfcxlrJjtffivcJtfeats are in posi-
. -r K-&r-;---
C. ILtKlum ofrAshland is receiv
ing new harness, ' saddlery and every
thing in his line and sells at lowest
rates.
The New State Hotel is becoming
noted for quiet, cleanliness and an ex
cellent table. Its guests always look
happy.
Thanks to Misses Maggie Linn and
Rhwla Kinney for a nice present o'
chei ries. The young ladies are always
welcome.
P. B. Lewis, of Apiilegate, has gon
to Fort Klamath with a four horse
load of freight He will bo gone until
next week.
Mr. Pat Donpgan has rpeovered
from the injury to his foot and is
.gain at woi k and is ready to phoe or
do anything in the blacksmith line.
The. Ashland "Tidings" will appear
in anew dress this -week. Glad "to
i-ee such a t-rsn of the prosperity of
that steady journal.
Plyniale has some of tho nicest
turn-outs in the city and turns them
out in prices in accordance with the
times. He is always ready to furnish
transportation for travellers.
Edir;
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Mr. J. "W. Manning has refused
three hundred dollars for a foal only
six weeks old sired by Jay Beach's
"Altamout."
The M. E. Church South building,
at Phoenix, has been raised and me
chanics are at work inclosing it. It
will be a neat structure.
J. E. Bejgs has the government
freighting contract from Roseburg to
Fort Klamath. It is at a low figure,
but Joe knows his own business.
Jcse Huggins killed a California
badger weighing eighteen pounds on
Missouri gulch one day last week.
They ate quite a 'juiioiity in this local
ity. The people of Phoenix held a meet
ing last Monday evening to consider
the question of celebrating the Fourth
at home. We have not heard the re
sult. Look out for the "needle lottery
man." Betting at his game is the
lowest kind of street gambling, and
might as well be thrown into Rogue
river.
John Fritz, who was at Bartlott
Springi aliout ono year since, can
hear of something to his pecuniary ad
vantage by addressing the Sextixel
office. ,-., ,
K. KublLis'iagQrit'for the celebrated;
Wli)'tPwatei5iWfarniWwBg"onacknoVlj
edged to beTetheJiPstVmauuubturaT
Examine them before, purchasing any
other. .-a? -,. u v
BreckenfiVld has suits cheaper than
any. A full stock of gent's furnish
ing goods and latest styles of standard
prints. If you call, you cannot fail to
pui chase.
Jos S. Cone, of the firm of Cone
&. Welttn, wool dealers of Red Bluff,
is a candidate for Railroad Commis
sioner in California on the Republi
can ticket
The Grave Creek gravel mining
company have discontinued piping
'.he water becoming slack. They wiL
nrnbibly continue the extension oi
their ditch.
Mr. Henry Klippell, Supt of th
?quaw Lake Company, was in town
veterday. The mine is looking wel'
jid the depth of the bank of pay grav
1 is increasing.
The Board of Engineers are still
aking testimony of sea Captains witl
egard to the harlior of refuge. Faunt
Vroy appears to be the main champiot:
of Crescent city.
Our friend E. F i. f Portland,
-.peaks inn printe luttrr of the rupii
.mproveinent ot that city, (1 adds tlut
.uilroad connection with the East i
'io longer doubtful.
The scholastic year of St. Mary"-
Academv closed on Friday last The
"MKt'-'s" (.ft on Monday for Portlant.
nd the summer vacation will em
ihout the last of August.
Our pitriotic frifjp'tls at Ashland
ir" nrpninng tor auspiciniiu cetelira
ri6V;PfcdiUBoMjggiJf thtAsiIilaii
College, is to delivertthe. oration, un"3
i splendid timo is anticipated.
A largo number of Congressmen are
going to Europe on a pleasure trip
so far as the value of their services t
he country are concerned they might
Lave been to Europe all summon
Sujervisor Jacob Ish has repair.
he bridge across Jackson creek in hi
Oistrict in a most creditable manner. A
ittlc attention in the way of grave!
x the Ross hill would not be amiss.
There is said to be an unnsua"
imount of travel on the road to Rose
'urg at present. Largo ainounU .'
.vool are being shipped and a consider
ible emigration is pushing Northward
Wool from this county isnow swlliin.'
it Roseburg for '20 cents cash an
!2 cents is allowed when pay is takei
in trade. The latest San Francisc
mototiyns aro 25 to 28 cents per
o mnd.
The Sterling mine is Incoming quit
i place of resort for Sunday pie nh,
;iarticx Piping whl be continued for
v month yet, and the scientific manne.
,n which the. mine is worked is a source
tf great interest to visitors.
The members of tho "Eintrachf
f this place are requested to meet a
7eit Schutz' hall at 7:30 this evening
'he election of officers for the ensuini
.erni will b among the business to be
ransneted and a full attendance i.
lesired.
We learn from the "Union" that a
priousa.fray took place in Yreka las;
.veek betweeji' Geo. Ffock and Chrin
sehock. which resulted in; the .latter
being veremcutjwltniafflhniiiyfAig
ast accountlltIia.voundeatmaiifwasi
comfortable.- . - -? , f-'
comfortable.
Notice the 'projrninur.e for the Odd
Fellow's celebration which is to tak.'
dace on Apgust 18th. It is Fevera'
ears since this order has had a ce!e
.ration .and thpre is no doubt lhey
vill do everything to inako the occasion
i ileasant one.
TheE.-pubiains of California have
lominated Geo. G. Perkins of "Butte'
'or Governor, Geneul John Mansfield
if Los Angeles Lieut. Governor, D. M.
Burns of Yolo .secretary of State Mc--venna
was again nominated for Cou-re-A
in the 3d ditrict.
We acknowledge the rec-ipt of a
eomiilimentnrv ticket to 'he annual
Fair of th0 ' ieIiii.L'1 i tnty Ag--icultural
-S' . v. to j'u f.'. Ilills
tiorough on July thirt. D. M. C.
Joult, formerly editor of this paper,
is secretary of the society. ,
The "Independent" i-? still of the
ipinion that the "ring"' is yet in exist
ence in Jackson county. We had for
gotten that "a ring has no end" and Kel
iy hems to think political lings are
governed by the same rule as long as
there is a treasury to plunder. How
ever it may be wo will always be found
on the side of the people.
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Walter Jackson with Wasserman Jt
Co of Portland is in town.,
Madame Holt, of the" "Franco," is
always on hand to entertain her friends,
and spares no pains to make them com
fortable. Her tablo is always supplied
with the best in the market
The managers of the Willow Springs
celebration are making grand prepara
tions for the Fourth at that place, and
they propose miking ths Lancers
quadrille executed on horseback, one
of the features of the occasion. Read
their ad. - --
Daley,-, Tozer &, Emery, of Ashland,
have a new planer in operation in their
sash, door and furniture factory. It is
one of the neatest pieces of machinery
ever brought to this county. The com
pany is kept constantly busy-filling or
ders. The Prince Imperial of France has
been cruelly assassinated by the Zulus,
who crept on a small party of officers
while reconnoitering. Thus perishes
the last of the Bonapartes except "Je
rome," son of Madime Bonnparte,
who recently died in Baltimore.
More trouble about tho Parsons
and Brunts claim? ywter.lav on Jack
son creek. Deputy Sheriff Caton went
up with n warrant for John Cimhors
key, who seems to have te'us mixed
up irithe affair. They shBdd, settle
1irti-titl in n lufrifTnij:
MiMlli I -.
iJSi
- v e-acKnowteuge a iianoaome
net specimen of gold quartz from the
Sugar Pine ledge, the property of
Daniel and Geqrgn Green. Those
gentlemen have a competency in this
mine, and we hear that their supply of
rock is still abundant and yielding
handsomely
Mr. D. F. Leahv, Division Superin
tendent of the W." U. Telegraph Com
pany for the territo ry between Britit-h
Columbia and Yreka, was in town
.-esterday on his way to the latter
place. He was accompanied by Mr.
John A. Crouch, his chief of construe
tiou, both on a tour of iojpection.
Mr. Atkinson, general manager of
f the Ashland Wco'en Mill, has estab
lished agencies at Roteburg and Port
land. The fine fabrics of this mil
ire commanding attention and ven
'ustly so. Every dollar invested in
the cloth or blankets purchased at thi.
establishment is so much saved to out
people.
Stnge drivers and travellers between
this placo and Ashland report tlu
Wagner creek bridge in a very bai
condition and not safe for the crossinj
of heavy wagons. We call the atten
-ion of the Road Supervisor of tha
listrict to the matter so that repair
an be made before an' accidant oc
ours.
Democratic papers in Ciliforni
-teem to concede the success of the Ri
luhliam ticket It is to be Vpe
hat Luttrell of the Third CV.ngrpSMrr
d Lfusirict will be replaced by McKe
m, as Luttrell's whole s'ock in t'
statesman's trade is , cheek of t'
uxjau tji ii.t-i nulla
nfr KlHlVlIt T-trJ mill V
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We took some Portland visitors t
Jr. Peter Britt's beautiful phic ye
terday and they were a little sir :rise
o find oranges and figs approachin
uaturity. 'lhey were informed, how
vpr, that the orange was an exotii
iTib croj) of figs is large and Mr. B. ex
,ject to have ripe fruit within tw
.reeks, and a second crop in Septem
r.
Mr. Thomas Berryman, who ha
.ust arrived from Silver creek, inform
.is that some of the claims on tlip
.trenms are paying good wages. B
viuteiod there aiid thinks that ther
v ill be many claims that will not pa
or working but that others will l
comparatively rich. All the groun
s claimed and claims can bo readil
urchased. A few claims on Brigg'
reek appear to be paying well.
A subscriber who lives on the deser
sends us the following, which leads u
;o believe that "The Defert"' is a mi--miner:
Desert land ns tried by mf
Sarly york cabbage heads that weig"'
our pounds; pea vines seven feet high
cn acres of corn from four to six fee
ligh and in tassel, and bean vines fu
of beans. Have had new potatoes fo
wo mouths. V ho can beat this in
June 20th? - J. S. Grigsey.
Mr. Richard. Cook of the Rteambo
purtz mine was in town ye.sWda
do says active preparations are bein
uade to sink again in ihe main slia"
diuil good. rock is found if it is in th
nil). Mi; Cook 13 a miner of tl.on uj,
..radical experience an
is no reason ivhv neb
be soon struck. !'!
3eenjtoneldfa,onrAvery
inniwe' arej cist
rrfind the lost"veihthat
perfectly yellow with gold.
Frank Eimis, Su t of the Sterlin.
:.iue is a business man. He startei
out early on Monday so as to caul
his Uoily Hock at the wah tub, bu
when only a short distance from honi
his celebrated horse lay down in tht
road, breaking one of the shafts of thf
huggy. This is the bame auimal thai
stopped in the middle of "Applegate"
o count the taltnon while Frank and
his girl were shivering to de4th. We
dont expect to go to Frank's wedding
till he parts with tho brute,
Mr. Sam Cameron, of Doudas
county, was exceedingly anxious to
marry a Miss Shoemaker last week
but her friends desired him to shov
that he was not aheady .ufHcieiitly
.Harris.. Ho assured them that a di
vorce bad beon granted in Jackson
countv and teleraphed to our Countv
IClerk for the record. The reply was
quite unsatisfactory and the bigam
ous alliance was prevented. Mean
while the proposed bride has been
spirited awav and the "Independent"
predicts that if her' friends try ' to re
gain her by force itwill make serious
trouble. "" '
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Novel Settlesiext. Aoout tT
years ago tho clothing of a man named
M. M. Brown was founil on the banks
of Rogue river, and as he had been
despondent for some time it was quite
certain that he had suicided. His rash
act was deeply deplored by his credit
ors, but they promptly gathered up
Lis few worldly effects, had them sold
at Sheriffs sale, and in sorrow that
they did not cover the judgments di
vided the proccpus. Poor Brown was
forgotten; the treacherous stream had
swallowed up all his faults, death had
paid all his debts. On Saturday last
Brown resurrcted himself and was
met on the street in Jacksonville by
Mr. Rfibt Westrop who shrunk aghast
at tho appirition. Brown recognized
him and said quietly "dont be scared,
I'm not a ghost." Boing askedwhy he
played such a trick he answered:
"Over head and ears in debt, couldn't
get out; that old jumper I left on the
bank only co3trix bits, shoe-, wore out,
hat didn t cost any thing, and so I
paid the whole debt with a wardrobe
that wasn't worthy a cent" Brown
is on foot travelling towards Roseburg
andajl attempts at suicide on his part
ronfsl
aouKiBoaiooKeajtuiicin.jWitn suspi-
Wrecked at Last. Dr. J. " C.
Belt, formerly of Jacksonville, was
last week sent to the Insane Asylum
from Douglas county cause whiskey
and opium. Only a little paragraph,
but a sad sorrowful sermon. Only a
passing note of another human wreck,
but a whole volume of fearful warning
to many young men who are following
in the same dangerous track. Only a
few years ago in the bloom of man
hood, respectably connected, trained
:or a noble pursuit with a fair start in
in life, now but a driveliing idiot.
Reflect young men who are sailing
your boats in the same dangerou
tYack. Do not imagiueyou are strong
jr than poor Joe was or flatter your
selves that the devil's-quicksand tha
swallowed him is not bottomless. Am.
iTou who sometimes violate the law
iy giving whiskey to boys under agn
know that the act is criminal and tha:
;he sin of a suicide or the responsibil
ity of a human wreck may sometiim
all like a black
oal.
shai
uow on your own
School Bo'oks Adopted. The
School Board ol Education have, upo"
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11 is . fi
v'lioi ouiien.iie-a-mmmmmwjr 1
n pndant
F no
nmancel that they will bo thp au
horized books until 1881. The vote
.tood sixteen for the Independent, two
or the Appleton, three for the Em
roft series, the superintendents ol
Tackson, Josephine and Grant voting
or the latter. Tin new series are of
lie very highest order of excellence
oth in point of construction and in
iterary selectiou and arrangement
Vlthough the contract is only for two
ears their adoption will doubtless end
he controversy for many years, as i:
vill be next to impossible to supplant
hern with a more excellent work. The
kate will be supplied by September
1st
School Meeting. The school meet
nj,' held on Saturday last was well at
jiidctl and much interest was uianife.i
mL A etition addressed to the Di
pctors akking for the re-engageiuent of
Prof Men ilt and signed hy one hun
'red and ten of his uupils was read
.ml a motion requesting tho board to
etain liim for the ensuing year at the
alary asked !y him was adopted wi:li-
at a dissenting voice. The directors
xiirp.s.sed their int ition to provide an
.dditionul tracher for the next s-chool
ear eo th it full justice can be done to
ll deprr.ments. Wo are conGJ'nt
atrons willsu.tr.in the I
lirectors it will
ent ltthey o not prJfiuo tlio means
f carn'ing out their own wishes.
7unis are all tho Board now asks to
nike ours tho best public school in
the State.
Visitors. On Saturday morning Mrs.
Chrisman, of Lafayette, and two of her
daughters, Miss. Mary Chrisman and
Mrs. Geo. If. Stewart, of Vancouver,
arrived here by tho Northern stage.
Mrs. Chrisman is the mother of Mrs.
Vin. Turner, and was a resident of
this county in 1835. Stage travel was
a new experience to thu ladies and they
peak in the highest terms of tho
kind and gentlemanly treatment of
Agents and drivers. Indeed those
who speak otherwise are exceedingly
scares.
Notice. j he Stockholders of the
Galice Creek Mill and Mining Com)'
ny are hereby notified that t'i? .'. . cd
meeting of the company will r h'-i ;
at the office of C. W, Kahi-r, -i Jr. -,;-sonville,
at 4 P. M. on the lot U ,y of
July, 1879.
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The absence of saloons in Ashland
is one of the strongest arguments in
favor of its college. Keep your chil
dren from temptation if you can until
their characters aro strong and firm
and it will save many a wreck. There
is nothing more sad on Go l's earth
than to see bright eyed generous bays
lounging in an idle andprofitles3 way
nltout saloons, familiarizing themselves
with vicious habits playing with" fire
that mav afterwards consume them.
Keep your children from temptation;
if in after years they fall, they alone
are accountable.
NK W A DVKU I'l WM I'.VIN.
19TH AWMRT.
Jacksonville Lodge J''o. 10,
Will celebrate thp Nineteenth Anni
versary of the institution of their Lodge
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bXACKSONVri.LE, OGN.
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K0I?DAY, AUGUST ISth. 1579
'-BVynmcpssion. "-Exercises at the Court
Tr . ?iao48T$s nIN
VeTt Schutz' Hall.
Members of the Order will meet in
Odd Fellows Hall at 1:30 P. M. and
forming in procession will leave the
hall at 2 o'clock P. M. After march
ing through the principal streets th"
procession will move to the CourtHousc
quaro whero the following exercise
will take place:
1. Music by tho Band.
2. Opening ode.
3. Prayer by the Chaplain.
4. Vocal music.
5. Reading of Dispensation.
G. Music by the Band.
7. Oration by Ex-Governor S. F.
Chadwick.
8. Muiic.
9. Closing ode.
10. Prayer.
In thp evening a ball will be given
it "Wit Schutz Hall to which a cordial
nviUition is extended. Muic by th"
Jacksonville Brass and String Bind.
Tickets for Rill, iucluding supper,
33.00.
Cr.miTtillee of Arrangement':
Fred Lny, K. Kubli, H. v. Holm-!,
Frank Krause, Thos. B. Kent
llctepl'on Committee:
lea.'a Ilouck, Win M. Turner, Jno. Eo!
I7oor i!(in tgen:
'. v. II lm. 1 Mcltauiel, T.T McKenz .
Marshal, IT. v. Helms Assistants
. Bish, and J. H. Ilyzer.
No pains will bo spared to make th'
'ebratioii and bull a succe.i in every
i.irticul.ir and an invitation to partici
pate vj e.vMmopti to ai ' ,, i -"
f3 ii2LEM2- SSTSB.2ita
Bv.
VIRTUK OF AN KXKCUTIOA
ml oriii-r ofi'e iliill ueil mil ol II'
!rcmt Oi.urt ol lilt- S'n'e n( Or-?ii. ',
J ..-',. ii riK'.niv. mi I lit-1 1)' It (I iv uf Jui i
8"!) np"ii u Iii-ljnipiii u-hI dcirp in fnvi.
l V II 'x noil T I! Si"T uml ncii-ii-'
Jinii'.x 1'iirvis lui llitf -ivii "I ilir-c Imuiirf
.nl -Tfiiiv nnr ilii Mis (S37-1) ao'i! com
if Un-'ul S'u'C-. wi'li iiiiir.s: at ihe r.it
I nti- pr ii nt p?r in'inth from Fe'iriia'1
4'l). 1ST!), iii'd ilir fiiiitiri mn f limn
.v. ii (lilUre iiihI 87 '- ecu f i327 87 1-2
iihis ini,l d'-liiir i:nMtM. uidiiit- nccriiui.
-Is und In iii il'fi clril iiml ili-lurtnl, cm
iiiindintr n'I rquirui! nip In iiuki- Ihl'k
vy niil sali ol ihi (nlliiwiii!? ilcscribw
ri in - tii-wti: "I'll- J liny Onfk S
In1, iliiiii' (1 iui .Frimy rr i-k.on M.e Fiirvt
ini-sleHiI, in Township I!!), in J.ick-i
(!iiiiiy. Offjnn. io cili-fy tlu nhovi' rmim
i mm il. unit in ptif-n.mcv in Siil rripiiri-
ii"iu 1 Iwve li-viI up n iiinl will i0Vr Io
n't- fill oa-li in TJ S irn'i) ciin, at pnlil'i
ncniiii tn ill" h'ji'-ist hiiMi-r. ut ilie I'finr
lu'i-f ili"ir in jcksoiiville, .iclioii Cuun
Oriffim. on
Satanlny, (lie 33Jh Bay or Juty, 18:3.
i ini i.'tfliu'k 'Ml .it I lUy, ull thi
uht title nrnl in'rrrM of lln hIhivi tumu!
li-fiiUiil .T.inn'S Tnrris, in mi.I t" tt
linvr ilp-crihfil prpiniM4. I.rvipd upon up
lie ruil pMi-riy of llj.-nhnve nmin'il ili-fcn
I in' .Iuim 1'iii-vid, to sttijfy the bb iTi-
i.uinid ezicution
WW.I1TDBR.
filif rffTcjf Jackscu Coutit', On.
D i'e l.T mil 23il l79
t-s5a.t.Iii!IL"S5rs.i3.i.--
HY VIRMJ XKCt'l'ION
( llUtt
pi-f i in pe
mi t'i irnrn hie 2il ! y "f Jii
1873. a-if
t e liiiihiT um .1 iwei li-Ii'iir T.. lrs tin
Iritv i vi n unil ii Iiull cintn (52-1.37 1-2
I c unil 'lie tic'Tiiii r e.-i. .iU'1 t.i me il
i'-t-i il ill ' vtT' il. I li.nty Ii-viifl npni
ltd w 11 nlT. r f.ir s'e Inrc-i-li'nt piitilic nc
' nn In the Ii si i st liiiid r at 'Ik- Cour
II. i up ilnor in Jacksonville, lIuekon coan
y. Onitt.ii. mi I
Saturday, SSielCKi Day orwnly, ZS'.O.
At iwn i.'.liH'k I Mil (jiM day nil the
Ii: title unil inipr.'pi of ile ilcleriilmlH l
OSmrtimy ui'd MJ 0-inri.nny m an) ti.
ih f ' O'vinf errili.il rtl ji'".pTly In wi':
Tlie K t 2.r V W 1-4. lh E 1-1 of K 1 I, 'llm W 1-2
rMvn tiio s w l-i f n r. 1. 1, ib .n i-a .-i n k
1 4, II r N W WcUBl -J. Ill .V K I 4 of S W M.
tn- s si t .ri -:'-t tiov i-soTS ri-j tiiewts
..fSni4 S-S.Tl.).!'. 112 E. The V W 1-; of S B
1-4. iln-Ni:l-ti.fN Kl-t.PtcU Tim M 2 of X W
l.l.iwUTWS.USK Thr K'.l-2ufSWl I. the
W 1-2 ol S IV 1 4, f ?, T M S. If 2 K Uvie I i.iwn
i iHt reitl -oprlvof Iti rIn Te' litllitl u ruddiill
D 0O"riny HtiHl J r..urlnny. WS-llifi tjeilemHiil
f tlivitK.te li. mini rTecution. ,
DiudJu..olU,lSTO . WM.nYBEC.
Sheriff oljaclou CV.Diitjr, Ogn.
INSTRUCTOR IN MUSIC,
JacIitntiTilli' Ore:
tin.
"AriliL COMMUSLt! HIS FODP.TI
T ipim on M. iwdy, Va Ulh. Uiss;al
ii prir-s i-" follnu8:
8tn;:p Lesou, eacli ...
Frr Term ofSl Lsiont.
S I Si
t3 04
imus
MlMMui .'
To tL rcoplc of Xortlirni fclifcrata nr.j
Soullirnt Orrgun!
ASHLAND COLLEGE
AND
NORMAL-SCHOOL
LOCATED AT
ASHLAND, OREGON
First Session will Commence StpU Kt 1875
IIUARD UV TUCsTnKSi
A. (i ROCKFKI.T.OW.
'Jkv.J. MuUais,
Kkv. U'. T. CnAMAX,
Gl.AGS TaVL'R,
w. n. atkis1"
Jacob XVaussr
Iwx Wxlkk
0. F. 1)ULI.NG(
Foa the pnr.piSE if Fou.vctxn xhk avs:
lnlOnll;niin.l VttrmM Sbkl, tbpDy- -kn-ivrii
ns h A4iWnl AeattHy hft Ijrn ivl i
fr,pi dHit, un,lr I)w cixilrtl ot Hirinl nfTfHtr-,
rh- Vat ttvM3"raf(1 tlto ctiterjrNe b filling r
fjllowiug pukiiitmii hi tbd
FACULTY:
REV. WWF.f.t. 1 r.OOr..s. A. M., PrwM--
PrufMMr oF 3Iiriil.il aul 3It,rl Sffenrmt.
w.
I. MCII II.S. A. M.. Vice PiM.d
Pruft ir uf 3Iitheaittlc.
3ir.S A A. R0U:iW, pireeptrew;
"" Xr3tirrvf Kii3'Iih Orammr
MKS. J X.NIK PALDWIN NICHOLS,
Teacher ufMntlo ami Kiti;h.
O'her competent Instruct' r wi.I ho iiecnr1 i -u
tlmnrel'tof tbo Ini Hull in nlr ,Mi(I)r p j
may ! prorii!! with tha b-t f i-iiitlej fo. coitu.it
iu auJ CumpUlinj the fIuwuij;
l0U.ItSE3 OF.STUJ
Ir.ry HtmltM. Unidiutu leveiTu tlw L'sxttt of .
H.aiiJ I.M.-
2. Scuiiine, requtrliij lonrjmn. Diviucta
Nfl.BvS.
3 Nmutu CnuMtEcut anil Mini , Bin
Ihrwjmni nth. lUi.Iouiat iu tetuQrtiv ,o
utiimcLU of gradu tfe5.
EXPENSES.
Tuition In fr C!(riitn Hi ivh f -k
tnlc, $la rmmili (ueul 'iwtiii.aj r i-i uiiu
V-trtit inuic inrli! f ,t qurter. tf- - 1 a &
rig Hall vr in Private t'amM , 15 t 1 iO i v -IXtHtwt
or Ctft..tgs frr lf uotra'u, - to $6
lUJtllll.
P ARTTAn LIST CP TZZ Tl ))'
K(bdtii' MatiiemitfCi tmlS SrV .) lt;
"8nr Hirkna- l.ititi. yft Ml Pr.ici. Ke . '
iwiim tu Hnjliih Cun.tKW.tion, Kk!iHni,tV 2 -.
las' ruction.
PUOMINENT FRITUKKS AND 1TB tP
l.NTriilKST.
1. Thir0nII4Kl!l to riiilpr1; an-1 tin Vm
r Trtlnln Scln.l tor Tehers will to iI. it
nml by ittwcfAl rnwlntwit,an uljitncr ofrlwPi
-ciihI stieni aul Dr)kmai nuJ -jnJr.lit t . -'4Tft!Cfriii!c.it.
'2, Ah'aml Iirh n- wilnn. Th o tttntxh'
lUjn prublbltM by llm City tsutboriitw, wit, . .
isaliWH) bt a tnii2 jHibllc sentiment.
3. The S httA will to unUr tto upArrrrtm of
RT3;iAril CttriMfan Church. Th IliM wp
i-fvrrrntly rl anl tnllwl; tho w.)rhliuf ffr
"'iPMed; tot tliH Inititutlun w.U to berUttuu m
l;JctifibMl ttne.
4. Itaok Kwf.lt!- Buhif99 Aritlmtlc, Hnnlifb C
Kift'rifin ami 'hf bttrtctotpciilljr Irej-wi:r7 iu
a.uiiM-a Ule,itl reontro utuiHiil ittenifou.
5. The Prcvprro ntl :Htp tor cMf fttteiitk .
.to cire an I orerlgh: tif lh yuiiiig lallei.
6. n Jii lowme.it of $A,000 ulll to, thero h re-r
tohoe, pM.miitl.v su nhIf enilillm; the Tfan-w
Telttc t!i pri'tt rtK of tuitkit. speelill
rMrh-rs ifier ttt present jotr. A-llreM OMUim "
l I ww t J
ashtand College and irorraal Scho'.
ASlIKiAXI). OUKGON.
OP THE
sispo C01TI ABRICC
TDRAL SOCIETY FAIR.
i. i.xa3icil- reqnirinit six jrar. l-iln.icrT
C'oisimenciiig, October Ttl
Aud cuiitiuu'mg foi;r days.
FIRST DAY,
TiToclriosclny, Oo
2 AT
iV. 1. '"mliiiig ripe, tlnee iu livn, do
fir all horft i.t th-s il-tric tint n ret It
nree ciinutrs 1'urjv SlUO. K-itrnuc !'
iVn. 2. IliiniiiiiK race, free for threw y-'
i d unil unil t, niiiplt daiU ol one mi'"
I'nrm SoO. Hntrance Sj.
SECOND DxVY,
"27l3LXT.icla.y. Oot. 2e.
Ait. 3- T It- calltil Ih'j i'uclft' IU . i
nt. ItiiMiiinir r.t..v, mil" li.'its, thrt
lv" fre fur nil hurMS nwneil in tlie li.-tn
titli Hip foil. -Ain(; ! alt'L-i uml nllon i"
7'i winni r of any rue of tb vain..' of .'
. i carry I'lt-iity-nno ptMiinN (il lt) ex'
i-u)-t. Tot- Miamr of any raci ilie v it
if SlW) In carrv fonripen piuiinls !'.
itr.i ne'irlit Vhe wiiinir cit any rate i
v- 1ii t S50 to Parry 7 pound uxlra unn1
laiil-iiN. (ihi)re li' rp wljieli li.iro i
wnn a nce) ullmnil 7 pi'Rinl?, vcihti .
i ciur.ii-.it. vo. Vt'ciithis not acoumnlit.'
iii'int that no oiih Iiith" a ill bj cHip-'
r.icirry mere Itian oiib ol the no w n '
eplm i'.vw or mire to mttr n:it i'
Miniart. Purae SiU'1. Kitrnncn Si. '.
rim to clu.-t! oc. tlie lt tljy ol Seilrut"i
IJiice .Yi. 4.-rrnttiiiir race, mi.e fc-i
wu in thre". freo or all untrird lnw
'inrM lliit liavo never trottnl forjulj
noney. l'uis; S-i1). I'utr.incs Si.
THIRD DAY,,
ridny, Oct. Oca..
iV. 5. Ilmiinm; men. niil heiiy. ,ti-
ii fivi-. fn-f Inralt. l'neSI23. Knits
j. !) 5un iluy e.iliitiitiuii of stuck.
Ait. fi Totiinp! raci'. mile Leat. fr.-.
ill hri-n liar old o vnea ia ilit .1 s -line
Sj'I, Bitr hop 3.
FOURTH DAY,
- t3a.Z-a.?:ci.a-'5rf uofii, ." n,
JV.i. 7.7miin2"r!:iT-ate'
ive. ire- ir ar ijom- w..ei
itinr in J'liy in, ioij,
uauce 515. - .
. Alt. 8. Runnlnff.-f.'ice.
at. free for nil. I'lifu S73. ' ri
RULES AND REGULAR i
lt Ti e alova purses to bo givcu ,
i cmnt.
2d The 5"-cnr.d borsa to save e-ti t.
ii'iiiey pxct-pt in r.tco .Vo. 3.
3d Entries to Ix: pl.icpil In tlie entry
Kept for tbut purpose nt tlia paviliuu ,
tn 9 ii'clocl: 1 .1 on d.iy previout lo
racu.excHpt ia raco Ao 3.
4th Eiitrlts must plve name, td h
i ml dwciiptioii of the horae eutcrtjii S-- .
is known.
5th Ml trotlius to be in harness.
lilbAalion.il Plotting Jssociattoa r,
Io gt.vini trolling MPr?.
7 ill--Pacific Co.ist mica to govern rat
nee-".
8 ti Free for nil nvann jnt what 't
Jib In nil the aliove rcpn entrance
ey added .ixcip. in race Ao U.
TTie following St'rfp.le rnce i pn.
Coll race, free fur any coltn in the .
th' wtre foal.d t!ii prni, 1873, tn .
mo ymri. in the fall of '81. to be ent.
followx: To i.ainc and put up ten doi v
he l.u-t Uy of the fair; and Uentj u. .
n one yiar trora the time, and twemj
i -, m tp ibe day b-fore tb rac.
Tt first li'irst? to get . f tfii! innney.
r .e 6tcoud horse to gei 2-3 of thw r-j
d r.
rbe third to 1-3 of the remainder.
P. 0. STRICKLAND, Pr.".
II. A. Mom Secretary.
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