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& - n XnE OREGON SENTINEL Wednesday, : : August IS, 1879 AGEXrS FOR THE SENTINEL. S. M. Peltengill & Co...;..;N'ew York (?o. P. Rowell & Co .'... New York Rowell & Cheetunan....''.' St. Lnui , L. P. Fuller .'.V.. ..San Fraoc'scn ID.H. S teat ni....v Portland llellglou Directory. M. E. Church. Religions pervices ev- rrr Snndty at the usual lionrs, by tlie Rev erends M. a . iiiiams, V. A. Crowell and A fliirdison (5atii"UC Sf.rvicks. Services will be eld at the Catholic Church in I hi? place every Suuduy nt the nul honrs in the morning and evening, Rev. Father Utan ehet officiating. j M. IS. ScKDr Scnonr,. Rrenlnr meet fog every S.imlny nfiernoon nt 2 o'clock Catiiouc Sunday School. Regular mewing every Sunday nfiernoon at 2 ., o'clock Te.vciif.us Selected. The corps of tca.JL rs telected by the Directors of Jacksonville School District, to servo ensuing year are: H. C. Fleming, Waj!SlM'ltlillj&vPrin, -third department and Miss. Belle Carr, junior department. School will commence early in September. '' m Axotiieu CsUicide. Henry C. Kind, law partner of James D. Fay, who died by his own hand at Coos Bay not long since, committed suicide in San Francisco "Wednes day night by tak ing morphine. His wife's father had left an estate to Mrs. Kind, of which Kind had charge. He left a note to his wife saying ho had squandered the entire properly! which was the reason of his act. Mail Coxtkacts Let. Advices from Washington, received this week, state that the following mail routes have leon let in this county: From Jacksonville to Wright's and back onco a w eek, let to James Hart for $373 per annum. From Sain': valley lx the Meadows and back once a v. ek, to J. B. Thomas for SI 50 per annual. Both of these contracts run till.TS82. 1 Case Decided. In the case of the Civyote Gold and Silver Mining Co., pUintilT vs. Win. fc Walter Ruble de- jndants Judge- Hanna last Monday teed that the defendants convey to , the mining property in dispute cd for in the complaint, and Joy pay plaintiff the sum of four aud dollars for the wrongful dc- tentron of said property, and the costs land disbursements of the suit to follow I the result as above. AFfRAY. List Saturday an affray occurred between two of tho hands working with a party of threshers on Ir. Phipps' farm a few miles North of Iwn, in wliiui xwonroe uavis received blight wound in the right breast from chisel thrown by Clark Hartley. phe parties were "w town on Sunday looking for officers- of the law but the natter was finally compromised with out recourse to the diurts, and all con- l-erned went away happy. nl A DAxnEuous- Phactick. It strikes i average mind that the most public reets of towiv are not the pmner ices to brake- wild horses. Bucking hibitions are-not spectacles of such .13 occurrence as to' immortalize the rformer even though given free to ,n Oregon aiHierice. A stubblo- field mile or two from1 town, a bucharo, a ild horse and a boy or two perched n the fence would look better than a ko programme- ppr-forrocd-in town. College BoakdiS'q- House. Mrs. M. TI. Vining; of this place, is having , neat and commodious house erected s College ground at Asliland and fill open it for tho reception of lars desiring Iward by- the time-th ego vear commences. Mrs. Vin- lis in everv resik'ct qualified to end' a. Hoarding house for the young and will :iot fail to securo lib Feral patronage from parents desiring to place theirobildren in a safe and el egant house. i .Elliott GnEElc' Chas Williams, of the firm of Thurman Collins & Co., camo in from Elliott creek, the loca tion of their mine on last Thursday. This company has been doing well since tho first of July drifting and sluicing their dirt. One ounce per day has been their averagevages. The diggings are very deep and hard' to work but they possess tho advantage of having plenty of water all summer. Other companies on the crecli are making good wages. The SterlixoMixe. Frank Ennis, - Superintendent of the Sterling mine, informs us that he finished his clean .,up last evening. "We are not informed in regard to tho result but know '.enough to say that it wai, satisfactory. When it is remembered that the work -jiow in progress is simply opening the nme, and that the proceeds iar sur- ipass the expenditures, it will be under I stood what a bonanza tHic company f Jiavc. There is nothing in" Southern I Oregon in the listof mining enterprise that surpasses bterhngjm richness. LOCAL ITEMS. Cou"riy scrip will be taken at par for atta'ceounts due this office. Henry Pape, Jr., has gone to Yrekaf to take a case in tho "Union" office. Newman Fisher has commenced ship ping oats to Fort Klamath to fill fiis contract. Read the Sheriff's sale advertised by Sheriff Taylor of Josephine' county in this issue. Mrs. VF. B? Pengra of Eugene City, sister of 21-x P. P. Prim, is here on a visit. Grob, "Wiriitjen At Co. propose placing a hydraulic on their Applegate mines this" Winter. H. M. Thatcher, of Linkville, ar rived in town last Friday and remained a couple of days. We are under obligations to Mrs, Dr. Colvig, of Rock Point, for a supply of early apples. Thanks; call again. Miss Ella Prim and Miss Annie Miller started for Lake county yester day to'pay a vi&ifto friends at that place'.- C. C. Brogan will start for South ern California soon in hopes that the change of climate will benefit his hoallh. Three thousand dollars is tho esti mated cost of the Presbyterian church soon to be put in course of erection in this place. Blackberries three gallons for one dollar iii Ashland and not "three quarts" as the tyjie caused us to say last week,. J. W. Manning commenced deliver ing hay at Fort Klamathin&t wdek, and will eomplete his contract 285 tons in a few days. Will. Corpe and wife and II. M Thatcher of Linkville arrived from Lake county last week. Tho latter returned- yesterday. The first load of new wheat sold in Ashland brought CO cts. per bushel. This will be the-regular market price for the present crop. Jerry Nunan denies that he has any present intentions of purchasing the California street property mentioned 'by our cotemporary Ittt-.t week. The Chinaman arrested' last week for passing a counterfeit half dollar Lgave bonds in the sum cf $200 and he has since left for parts unknown. The Celestials had a grand dinner and general spree out on Applegate last Thursday. Villainous brandy and fat pork constituted the bill of fare. Tho statement in the "Times" cf last week that Wm. Bybee had sold his interest in the meat market to Capt. Catbn was a mistake.' He has not 'soldi- Only a part' of tlie desk's' belonging to the Ashland Accademy were sold recently. They will all bo re tained for the use of the school, how ever. The Jacksonville Brass Band furnish ed music at Ashland last Thursday dur ing the exercises attending the laying of the corner stone oF the new Masonic building. Mr. J. B. S. Fletcher, agent for the "Journal of Fashion," started for Cres cent City last Monday. He found no bogus receipts for subscription to his journal in this place. T. P. Hyde, residing near Murphy, Josephine county, raised rye this sea son that measured nine feet six inches ,in height He had pea vines also "which measured nine feet. Mr. V. fccnieueiin passed tlirougli ;town yesterday en route for Pennsyl vania, lie goes to visit his aged par ents who reside in that State, and will be absrnt frcm home about three' months. Ex-Governor Chadwick arrived by Friday evening's stage. He will re main in the county until after the 18th, during which time he will visit his 'different mining claims in this and Josephine counties. Dr. Aiken arid D. H. Feathers have removed their places of business to the new building on' California street re cently erected by the former. They have neat apartments, and by giving them a call you will be attended to in style. Rev. Father Heinrich c'f Eoseburg ocoupicd the desk at the Catholic church, in this place, last Sunday morning and evening. His forenoon sermon was deliveied in English and- COn- in the afternoon ho addressed the gregation in the German language. Tho family of John Noland of the firm of Noland & McDaniel arrived here last Friday morning, from San licandro, California. They came by stage 'from'Reading and experienced a very unpleasant trip in consequence of the lreat and dust Newmati Fish'er camo near having a general smash upf'as'h'e returned from Ashland last Thursday evening. The off wheels of his carnag ' massed a low bridge he was crossing and tlufTeJiicle upset Jortunateiy none or "mates -vere-severely httri; tlfe m- J. W. Manning returned last Mon day from a visit to Fort Klamath. He reports times lively in fllat vicinfty. Stock raisers are busy cutting and sav ing hay. W. B. Kincaid is going ahead on his wood contract for the Fort, and business of all kinds' is rush- Mrs. Emma Gassm'an' daughter of Louis Herling of Poorman's creek ar rived here last Saturday on a visit to her parents. Mrs? Gassman has had charge of one of the departments of a large manufacturing establishment in San Francisco for a' number of years and will return in about a month. W. Ci-Hale returned yesterday from Portland whither he went a short time ago to purchase machinery for hisfurni turefactory in Linkville. Hchasnowin transit for that place a turning lathe and all' oth er material for a first class estab lishment of the kind he proposes to keep. He starts for Lhlkvillo this morning. Our old typographical friend, Al. Burrows, of Yreka, now Secretary of, tlie tj. &. C. Stage Co., has been nom inated for Treasure!' by the Republi cans of Siskiyou county. If the peo ple fail to elect him it will be owing to the fact that Siskiyou county is hopelessly given over to tho worship of modern Boutfbonism. Some old fraud says: r'Get up with the sun if you want to be healthy and wise." It is easy enough to follow this advice in the winter, when the sun acts sensibly, and doesn't get up until seven o'clock; but when he com mences to get up at four o'clock, wo have observed the wisest men give him about two hours' start, and let their wives accumulate licallh' and wisdomf The Great Council Imp. 0. R. M'. quenched the council fire on tho Oth af ter installing the following Great Chiefs by Ward S. Stevens, Tast G. S.: G. C. Sears, G. S.; E. S. McCoinas, G. S. S.; C. W. Savage, G. J. &; S. Baer, G. C. II.; L. Zick, G. K. W., W. H. Wil liams, G.P.; P.-G.S.,L. OrSternsand P. S. S., W. H. Utter were elected rep re.sentatives to tho Great Council of the TJ. S. Imp. 0. R. M. "Standard." From Ben Haymond we learn that work on the new Rock Point bridge is progressing finely anil the structure will probably be finished and ready for travel in about three weeks. All the material is now on tho ground anil the work of laying the center span will '. commonce in about ten Jays. It is designed after the latest improved Howe truss, costing over $3,000, nnd will be a credit to its projectors. The ScioptScon galle'l'v' so well and favorably known, will be at Jackson ville on the 18th of August aud will .furnish those excellent pictures at rea sonable rates, for which it is noted. Old pictures copied and enlarged in the very best manner. Children's pic tures a specialty and good workguarran teed Do not delay but secure pictures while the opportunity offers, as the gallery will remain only one week. Call and see those pictures of laughing and crying labies only one week. We have received, under the frank of Congressman Whiteakcr, a bpeech delivered in tlie'Lower House of Con-gi-ess, on the first of April last, by J. R. Chalmers, of Mississippi. Tlie sub ject discusSed was "the use of troops at the polls," nnd the Mississippian views the question just as ho and his people viewed it when Grant and Sherman were sweeping'through'the South with their victorious lpgioris in 1SG2-3. .Mr. Chalmers don't like the troops and we don't blame him. They are a troub lesome set of fellows when called upon to punish evil-doers, as Mr. Chalmers has reason to know. Odd Fellows Cel"eb;iati&n. Don't forget the celebration of the 19th an- jiivcrsary of the organization of Jack sonville Lodge I. O. O. F. on the 18th. Tlie brotherhood of the county are all expected to be hero and assurance is mrnn flinf. Hipm will h. mjinv nrpp.Anr. kD"1-" - -j i from a distance. Tliis will be the last notice we cari'gi ve of the happy occasion and wo urge all who can do so to be present ihe festivities will conclude with a rrand ball .t Vcits Hall at which all can participate. Tho supper will be served bvC W. Savage of the i New State hotel and will of course be superb. Every body is invited. "Will Soon Return. A private let ter received from Dr. J. W. Robinson, now in San Francisco, informs us that .n -..'ll 1omA flinf. ntv Knmphimp nnvf. week for this place, where ho will re sume the practice of his profession. We are pleased to learn that he has re gained Iris health and that he proposes to locate perm'anently in Jacksonville. Evangelical SerVice. On next Sunday at 11 o'clock AM. Rev. Geo. F. Guebner, anJ Evangelical' minister lately from Missouri, will preicfrat' the' M. E. Church in the German language:' He will be with the people here but a few days and will not probably address them again, hence all shou'd' attend next Sabbath? Laying Ttie" Corxeti Stoxe. There was a large gathering of members of the Masonic Order and other spectators at Ashland last Thursday, to partici pate in, and witness, the laying of the corner Stone of tho Masonic building. Tlie whole programme, was carried out in excellent style, afldi not an event transpired to mar the harmony of the occasion. Many interesting relics and other articles were deposited under the stone, not the least important of which wa a copy of the Sentinel of current date. The oration by Prof. L. L. Rogers is spoken of as able, eloquent and in structive. Jasper Houck, of the Ash land House, gave a Ball in tnS" even ing which was well attended Jackson-r ville people who remained for the dance say the supper was just as good as Jas per always gets up on such occasions simply splendid. All who attended from this place speak- in high terms of th&bospitality of the Ashland peo ple. Tiin RewAkd of Iniquity. Dr. C, A. Smith the spiritist and humbug physician, of whom we wrote a short lime ago, has been sentenced to three years in the penitentiary for counterfeiting. His wife", whom it will be remembered professed to lecture un der spirit control, as they passed through this part of tho State, is liv ing on public charity in Portland, and their daughter is serving out a term in the Multnomah county jail for being accessory to her father's crime. The incarceration of SmitS; and theimpicu niosity of his wife is a serious blow to the cause of woman's rights, free love and the general advancement of the peculiar doctrines they taught There is now dil opening for some other enterprising scallawog in the lecture Geld. Frightful Runaway. LastSunday T. T. McKenzie, S. Booth, and H. G. Sprague all got into a hack atPlymale's livery stable and started for home, leading Booth's horse behind tho vehi cle. Tlie horses started suddenly and Booth and Sprague were thrown from the buggy. McKenzie managed to get hold of tho lines just as the other man was dashed to the ground on the oppo site from that on which Booth fell, and stopped the horses near1' the residence of K Jacobs. Mr. Booth was consid erably bruised and Sprague was severe fyTTurrT 'For sfTne tiflie it wtSP" .ought that several of his ribs were broken, but such was fortunately not the case. He-soon revived and was able to pro cecd Iioiiiewar'tT tile saniff evening New Mixixg Company Incorpora- ted. Articles of incorporation were filed with the Secretary of State last week by a company of gentlemen who propose mining in this and Josephine counties. Tlie names of the incoqiora tors are James nerd, Richard Cook, B. F. Dowell, E. K. Anderson, J. M. McCaTl, H. B. Oatman, n. k"! Hanna, L. B. Stearns, J. C. Tolman and T. A T I ,Wod' The name of the company is the Lower Quartz Co., and we are in formed that they intend working the old Fowler ledge on the west fork of Applegate in this county. This has ,been the richest ledge ever discovered 'in Oregon, and wo wish the company "reat success. Goxe Home To Die. Calvin B. MacDonald has returned to Oakland California, in bad health. His tour through Oregon and Washington Terri tory, was too much for his feeble frame. ' t . i "He w'riies us regretting that he was un able to fill his appointment to' deliver his lecture "Thirty years on the border," at this place, and is not Iiopcful in rej-ard to ever being able to visit Oro igon again'. MacDonald is all mind "and souL Phvsicialy ho was awKys delicate, and age, labor and excitement have about destroyed his vitality- Jlay his last days lie as calm and peaceful as his past life has been stormy and eventful. M. E. Conference.' Tlie annual Conference-of the M. E. Church will commence at Portland on:Wednesday Aug. 20tn. Rev. D. A Crowell, of Jacksonville circuit, will slart for that city by stage on next Monday, provid ed his wifes health which we regret to say is riow quite "feeble, will permit. Uurins tho time that Mr. Crowell las been stationed hero lie has made many friends and no enemies. By his gentlemanly and christian-like demean or ho has won the confidence and es teem of the people, and there' is a gen eral wish expressed that the Conference ,may return" him to remain! longer where his work is appreciated. Returned. E. D.Eoudray and fam ily and Mi? s Maggie Donegan returned Irani a- month's sojourn in the moun tains in-the vicinity of the Galite'creek mines last Sunday. He reporls miners all through with mining for the season. The English company,' Bfne Gravel company and all other hydraulic mines are now short of water and nothing will be done until nex't Winter except prepare for work atHhafc time. t ciRcrrr cockt. The adjourned term of Circuit Court for this county convened on Monday last with the following officers present: Hon. H. KvHanna, Judge; J. R. Neil, District Attorney ;E. B. Watson, Clerk; William Bybee, Sneriff, by H. B. Sey be'rt, Deputy. The' following proceed ings were nadV A. Fisher Jt Bro vs. Wm. C. Miller, motion for KaVe to issue ah1 execution. Ordered that execution do issue in favor of plaintiff in the sum of $323 and in terest. Roxanna Farris et al vs. J. W. Hays et al suit in equity. Cause taken under advisement. James Barnes vs. Robt E. Bybee suit in equity to quiet title. Decree granted. C. K Reed and Ed. Langley vs. Hein Deniff suit in equity for an injunction. Taken under advisement. County Court Proceedings. The following are the proceedings of the Au gust term ot County Court Judge Day and Messrs Magruder anil Ander son present: Ordered that tho" petition of Jas El liott and oihers for a change in the county road leading from town be con tinued till next term. Ordered that Wm. By-free, Sheriff, have until the next term ofCourt in which to file his supplemental r'cturn of delinquent taxes. Tho County Clerk was authorized to post six notices to contractors for seal ed proposals for gravelling 400 yards in tho West end of Herrin's lane. Bids will be received up to 10 A. M. September 3d. CmcORY. Mr. C. Schieffelin, of this county, has growing in his garden a patch of chicory. He has raised it be fore and used it with coffee, and he says it saves about one half the expense in the purchase of that article for a fam ily during the year. The chicory plant resembles the beet and attains about the same size. It is cut in slices ;and dried, then browned and ground in a coffee mill or grated' to' thb consis tency of coffee. About ono pound to four of coffee is used and the mixture, Mr. Schieffelin assures us, is superior to pure coffee. It adds to the flavor of ' the beveragp and not over half the amount centrally used, is necessary. Tlie plant is .adapted to tliis lctiltudo any vJlieY'c-n good m-1 tly Applegate CompanyTn their diggings opposite thoso of thd Squaw Lake, com pany. Parties in whom we have im plicit confidence say that n back chan nel has been discovered in the bar nov being worked which pays from two bits to one dollar to the pan. How "extensive it is cannot, of course, be known, but it Fs certain that a rich streak has been struck. There is no doubt but that the mines on Apple gate are rich beyond estimate, anil we lare glad to record the success ot all who engage in their develbpcment John Kelly. The old pioneer vi olinist of California camo and is gone He gave entertainments Saturday and Monda, evenings to full houses ,and on Tuesday he and his lady started to RoseburgJ vrliere they will delight the people with exquisite ihu- sic. Mr. Kelly sings and plays as of yoreandMrs. Kelly excells on the piano ;and organ. They will, of course, meet wiih'- A3 cordial reception and liberal patronage everywhere.- Mr.Tukxer's CoNDlTibN", Theinany friends of Wm.'M. Turner will be pleas ed to learn- that he is now able to be out with a good prospect of securing the sight of ono of his eyes at least. He is with the most skilled oculist on the coast and is receiving all the atten tion that science afibrdsj It is now very probable that he will soon1-' be able to resume his labor as editor' of' this paper, a fact which is doubtless grati fying to its many readers. Bio Tootii. There- may b'e seen at Noland & McDaniel's salo'6n,'a' tooth nf some monster of ati extinct race which is o-m'6st interesting relic. It .is evidently a molar of some flesh eat- inga.nimal orfish, most likely the latter, and is petrified to solid stone. It was exhumed from tho earth in the Foot's creek mines""at"out a month since. Two and a half inches is its breadth and it will measure three inches lengthways of tlie jaw. i& . "What Came of it. This is the title of a little volume of 320 pages, partly written by Mrs. H. V. Stitzel, 'of 'Port laud, lately deceased, and concluded by Samuel L. Simpson, afte'fMrs. Stitzel's death. Henry Stitzel is now in this county canvassing1 for the sale of tho book. It ir worthy of a place in any home, being diast'e in composition and moral in scnfim'dnV.1 apu lHHexen " bcenHmTirand ArPIXCAf C ITEMS. Plenty of ripo fruit, vegetables tc .1 --. . Canip1 meeting begins on Will: .n1. .. J.T. Tlr" 7Vtr.i- lams Creek on the 7tff. ihst The weatlier has been exceedingly hot for the last two weeks; Harvesting about! .over, but' the yield of some of the wheat fs j"oin be cut short on account of tlio O v" rust which was confined principally to the lowest ground. Tlie yield of oats and barley is good!- LouUeh and Co., are doing splendid work with tn'eir fine new Pitt thresh- en -'.. ' J. Whito took, his departure on the fifth inst for Nevada, l'caving many creditors' to' mourn ESs" su'dden depar ture. They took a notion that a! little dance would be a good thing td while away an evening during- tlio time of the tedious harvest, jo they made up a party and thought they jsould have a surprise "ifaTlce at the old man's!" but howbeit the old man had one of the boys to bolt the door while he stood sentinel at the window with a club. This was an unlooked for turn, so part of the surprise party camped un der a tree until 2 A. M. in the morning beforo the waon camo to take them home. Fearful Fall. On last Thursday Henry Waisman, a carpenter, while at work on Manning Jc Webb's barn, fell from near the comb of the build ing to the ground a distance of twenty five feet. He struck on his breast and received a severe though it is not thought fatal shock. His right col lar bone was fractured and ho was otherwiso badly bruised, but at this time he is thought out of- danger. Tlie District Conference of the M. E. Church, South, will be held at Bybee's ferry, commencing on Thursday even ing next. Reverends Bell, Stahl, Klicc, Miller, and Hardison are expected to be present A public table will be kept on the grounds by J. S. March - -. o 1 Dr.'Will Jackson has secured the hide of a huge rattlesnake which he has stuffed. The reptile lookj as though alive and would striko terror to the average beholder unless he were snake proof. "Hotisno-nhrrle'for'itf,!' Shasta Cou- : V.ili:.V is" the rib .."Yi'eKa Journal." Owing altogether to its gender, course. of Dedication. The M. E. Church, South, at Phoenix, will be dedicated on Sunday August 24th. Rev. J. R. N Bell will conduct the services. BORST. 1IOWAKD .UKcrbyvillc, August 4th, to the wife ofChns. J. Howard, a son a 11 pounder. SPRAGUE At Manzanita August 4th, to the wife of II. U. aprague a son DELA31ATER In Jacksonville, August 2d, to the wife of N-Delamater,a daugli i teri. aa: A.-rtxn"ES33 HULL AVILLARD At the residence of Hull Bro.'8, in Flounce Rock precinct, Aug. 7lh, by A. II. Roothby, J. P., John "W. Hull and 3Iarv A. Willardr all of Jackson county, Oregon HAT PACKW'OOD At the residence of AVm-. Bylke, August 5th, by J. 11. ' Huffer, J. P., "Win. B. liny and Mrs. E. , APackwood. COOK SIMPA)K In Jacksonville pre cinct, by J. II. Huffer, J. P., Wm. Cook ! and Jliw Clan Simpson. JEFFERSON BEACH At lb" V American hotel, in Jacksonville, on Monday August 11th, by J. H. Huffer, J. P., R. B. Jefferson and Martha Beach both 'of Lake county NTSNV ADVERTISEMENTS. Assessor's 2fotico. TOTICE JS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN the time for completing the assess ment of Jackson county, Oregon, has liceri extended by an order ot the Court of said county, raaue at its Augusi icnu, iota, un til Monday, September 22d, 1879, at which lnet nnmnil ilnte tho Board of Equalization of said county will attend at the office of tlie County Clerk ana puonciy examine uic Assessment Rolls and correct all errors in valuation, description or qualities oflands, lots or other property. Dated nt Jacksonville, uregon, August lath, 1870. BLIN. C. GODDARU, . County Assessor. Sheriff Sals:' BY VIRTUE OPuAN EXECUTION duly issued ou(if the Circuit Court or the Suite of Oregon for the County .of Jo sephine, upon a- decree rendered at the April lcmi,Jl&70, of said Court, in favor of II. F. Simon and against Isniel Dietrich, Adeline Dietrich and Chas. Hartson for the sunr'of Four Hundred and Seventy nine nn.T 74.100 dollars, with interest thereon at one per cent per month, together with ten per cent Attorney's fees, ana costs and ac cruing costs. X nave uuiy juww ujjuii iut following described real estate, to-wit: -The N. W. M of the N. W. jLf of Sec. 25, Town ship 40 S, Range 9 West, and will sell the same at public auction at he.Court House door in the town of KerbyvilTo between the hours of 0 A.M. and 4 P.M. of tho 10th day of September 1879, fox cash. Given under my nand this 7th day of August, 1879. b JOHN TAYLOR, Sheriff Josephine Co. Ogn. WHfcAT WATJf Eft" - n xvv. I WILL PAY TaEr.niGHESTMASs ket nrice for wheat to alUbo.se that' :eh owing me, or in exchange fbrlSaddlerT or Harness or anything in my line. it'Ui P. TtONJdl&ASi GENERAL BLACKSMITHTNCP -AXD-f IltfKSE &fiOEING, Con., of Second and California St. A LL KINDS OP MARKETABLE produce taken in exchange' lor work.' P. DONEUV. . BLAOKSMITHING! DAVE CR.ONEMLLER". : BffiATIIIOMit;' I AM NOW PtfEPATl'ED TO DO ALL work In my line cheaper. than ever, and- iin fact will do- it cheaper than any other nop in Southern Oregrsrik 1 " . Give me a call and I will convince you'. DAVID CKONEMILLER. jYE wrouteto tee sea BY WAY- OJfT-iE' 'R0SEBTOff&C00SBAY5TA'GEUffl2:, . piIE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW , L running a daily Hue of four-horso istases between Roscburs and Coo Cht- 'making the through trip In twqnly'(-(cnr; noure. stages leave nosuourg every morning. Sundays excepted, at C a. jr., and make close connection with San Francisco steamer twice a week. The time from Roscburg to San Francisco will bo thrco days and through fare has been fixed at $14.50. Fare from Ro.-mrg to Coos Bay CLOITGH & CAhiLLV . BlGBUTffiSTEAMSAWMlLL J. P. xAlIIt, BIG BUTTE, !. v v f r OGW KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON ITAlV planed and nnolaned Sngar pine lum ber of the best qnality. EDGING, MOULDING, RUSTIC,' SIDING, FLOORING,' SHINGLES, ETC. ' Lumber dresjed to order op ehortjibt-cft and reasonable terms tor tbo30 coriveriicat to the Mill. tSyConnty Orders and Greenbacks tak en at par. JOHN MILLER'S; Is tho place t'o sjb for anything in1 itlie hardware line. He Uaa larc "...a-sTi. crto.- .tiv or nuTes, bhot uuns and bportmg Material, and in fact everything from, an Anvil' to a . . , SKELETON Key. Ho sells at LESS than Bed rock pricc3FOIt CASH, and all those purchasing Building Hard ware, Tools of every kind, Paints, Glass, Cordage, Brushes &"c, haV'o- .. That he is d'eterrnfned to under sell any one in tho market, and tieople who wish Cutlery, Quartz or Spy Glasses, or anything mado of iron, " .. m 'Fact people from every place or from1 ASHLAND "Will find that he means business, and will get bargains by calling on him before going elsewhere. GREAT SLAUGHTER IN PRICES' at E. JACOBS' fTORE Oregon Street, Jacksonville WHERE A COMPLETE ANti magnedcient assortment of new gofxti. has just been received, coasl.it Ing In part of clothing, dry-goods, groceries; fancy g66dsj'; boots & shoes? scHobiiiiSoKs, HkrifAND CAPS, TOBACCOS & CIGARS,; HARDWARE AND CARPETS, TINWARE, t . ALL KINDS PirNTS. -ALSO, WXTttDO'SJV GjIsisii' oncdkulEi ' API NEVA'S SO RTM!E NT1' OF L,ATIES' ' HATS AND' FLO WEES, &c, &c: In fact everything to bo foundjp a flow. ., class stock ot General Merchandise, which will be-sold at prices . . ,. That DefyC'ompetition.K Jfcfthlgtst prlco allowed for country pro duce. m p9"Ge me a call at my establtehmeta v In the i!asonlc building and be convincid that there Is no humbug about thlr E .3i OBST' h
