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13 rf UK ORKGON SENTLVKL Wednesday. : Sittemkeii 10. 1P79 &QESTS FOR TH3 SEHTINEL. R. M. PrttriHU & Co New Yoi k Geo. P. Howell & Co New York Itowcll & Cheescraan St. I.ntm L. P. Fisher San Frnnpicn D. H.Stearns Portland Krll;rlim r?lrTtory. M. P.. Ciimrtt. 'Ilpl'''iou,',rvir""! every Sund.iv at tlir usual hours, by (he Kcvcr end JI. A. Williams, D. A. Crowell and A. Hnrdion. Ctiioi.ic Rrnvtcrs. Service will be hold at llir Catholic Church in thi phtce every Sunday nt the uml hours in 1h mornin" and evening, Rev. Father Blan chot ofliriititiT. 3r. E. Suvmy School. K-ubr meet inp cvcrj Sund ly nflprnoon at 2 o'clopk. Catholic Scniuy Scnooi. Resmlnr mcrtinsr every Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Leu TJnorcnv Tos. Rovmin. who has Ijppii nt wor' for ndv Tiviso'i, ton his farm, had one of Iiis leps hrok- bjirso lie was niunu HtumiiTTim aiuii.inin m mm. The fracture is just above the ankle and is not considered of a serious character. Thk Tin Uniov The lmautiftil pic nic throve on Ashland crppk has bppti put in fine condition for the Pioneer re-union to take place to-morrow. A lare crowd is antici ated. Tlnurl has every thing prepared for a erand dance at his magnificent hall. Let everybody turn out and sppndaday of social enjoyment with the old pioneers. More Vandalism. Last week we mentioned thp fact that some party, or parties, had visited Peter Britts orch ard just North of town antL" done con siderable mischievous mischief. Since that time the fence inclosing the same premises was fired and about 301 rails burned. It is thought that the incen diarv is known and his actions are watched. Minstrels To-Night. The Jack sonville minstrels will give thir-first entrtiinmQnt at the Club Rooms to night. The company consists of a num ber of the best musicians in the town. Thev also possess talent, of no ordinary order, as all wil! be ready to admit who attend this evening. We trust that thev mav be greeted with a full" h"oue and assure all who attend that they will lw entp-tained in a manner that -wjl give,, entire sitMaption. Stahtm-.t: Affiiat. On la-t Wed nsd.iv an altercation occurred in front of P Pnnegan's .-hop between Mr. Ja co'i Isli and a man limned L T. Keith, in regard to an account which the latter c'vmed from the former. "From words Mows wr 2i ven and, in the strnpule which ensued, Keith received'a slab in the left side. Mr. Ish was arrested, nnd upon a preliminary examination he was held to await the action of the next grand jury, in a bond of SI, 000.. Kpith is recovering. Ashland Woolen Mills. Mr. Jas. Thornton, of the Ashland" Woolen Mills, was in town last Saturday look ing after the interests ofctlnt establish ment. H" informs us that thpy hnvp wool enough on hand to last until next Sprintr's clip. Ordcis for goods are constantly pouring in and alt1 are being promptly filled. Pon't forget- that monev paid for goods mannfaciur- 1 a home is monpv saved and circil i-J ted among the people of Southern Ore gon. Siskiyou County. Th- people of Siskivou succeeded in partiallv freeing themselv-ps from a long prio 1 op sprvi tudp to on st of partisan leaders at the l.ite elpctinn. Our o'd friend Al. Barrows a b'lrvk R,pp-iblican, is elpcted County Trenmier and Hon. JE jjtrele, of the same political faith, is made Superior JrclgeT TIip contest for State Senator nnd Sheriff is vrjiv close and the old .sterotyped majorities for the "regular ticket'' are greatly re duced. The people rule. Coming to Remain. Mr. Adam Klippel, brother of Hon. Henry Klip pel, now a resident, of Oregon, Holt countv, Missouri, is expected to take his departure from that place on the 18th for Jacksonville, where he propos es to locato permanently. He will bring his family with him. Mr. Klip pel spent several mouths here last year nnd cannot be contented to remain in the inhospitable climate of Missouri after having breathed for a time our pure mountain air. Saw Mill Buuned. Wisdom & Snyder's saw mill, near Sterling, was burned to the ground on last Thursday night. The origin of the tire, is not known but it is supposed to have lieen caused from sparks, falling in the saw dust and escaping observat-on until'all had retired for the night, when it burned forapidlv that whpn discovered' it was too late to save anything. This is a sftrioun loss, not only to the proprie tors, hut to the public. We have not learned whether tlipy will re-build or not The loss is estimated at about 1,600. ' - LOCAL ITEMS. Minstrels to-night. The harvest is past The grain is all saved: The summer has ended." Wood wanted at this office. Pioneer R-union at Ashland to-mor row. The town of Lakcview is improving rapidly. Ed Autenrieth is- visiting; Yreka on business. Everybody goes to fee the minstrels tills evening. Kahler Bros, received an installment of new goods last ueek. The work of co ering Holt's new ho tel is progressing rapidly. Grops in Goos Lake valley are- nd soj;ood this season as usual. Melon els in abnut over, but de hcious ripe grape ant abundant. Thos. B. Kcnthas.ibeen-appoiritcd a TotafyTPuUio TjV Jnvprnor Thayer. B. F. Dowell's judgment against Gii.vn-old is 533,000, including costs. Rev. Father Blam-het will hold ser-j vi .' V Oih.iic clinch next Sun day. Mrs. E II. Atitcnrietli- Has gone to Coos Bay to isit relatives nt that place. If you want the people to know what you've got for .sale advertise in the Sen tinel. The afternoons are extremely warm and the nights uiicy.mnui ly cool in this legion. If you want a sewing machine call on E. C. Brooks and buy a "Now Home." W. H. Lred-s, or the Ashland "Tid ings," paid Jacksonville a visit last Thursday. A light rain fell last night and the weather wears am ominous appearance at this time. Remember and save your old Pa cific readers and spellers to exchange for new books. W. J. Wimer keeps a first class ho tel at Waldo. Patronize him when travelling that way. No household'!- furiiidied until.it is supp'ied with a Singer. Feathers has thoni always on hand. Another keg of AVit's splendid la ger made the heart of the printers glad at this office last week. Dr. Danforth is attending on several parties afflicted with fever bat reports them, all out of d tngor. L. M. McCill has completed the re-survey of the town of Ashland and willt-oou have thesarao plotted. The Eugene "Guard" sas Unit Geo. S. Walton of that place proposes coming to Jacksonville to locate. Rev. J. H. Skidnioro has gone to Sheridm, Yamhill county, to take charge of the school at that place. Miners are preparing for next win ter's run iiud many claims will lie open ed which have hitlirrto been idle. Jesse Houck will give-a hall at his new hall in Ashland n t Thursday evening after the Pioneer re-union. Messrs. J. Wagner, James Thornton and John Conway and brother, were in town during the week, on business. We lej.ru from parties who reside at Phuiiiix that thero are a number of cas es of fever and ague still in that vicin ity. Silaj Kilg'ire .va- in town last wcok attending to matters relating to the Harg.idine estate for the Probate court J L. Cough ifc Co. hav? leseiveu the- contract foi carrying the until- be tween Myrtle Point and Dora in Coos couutyr" , "' "';J'tT" Z The Odd Fe'lows nf-AMilnnd ha e again tesolved to build a hall at that place, and 'contracts will probably bt let at once. Dr. Colvig of Rock Point, gave us a pleasant call last- Monday. He re ports but little sickness in that part o! the country. , Prof. E. D. Cojie, of Philadelphia, the celebrated naturalist and geologist has gone to Lake county to look af tei fossil remains. H. Burns a well known merchant of McMinville Yamhill county, has been adjudged insane and sent to the Asy lum at East Portland. Ajidy Davison has gone to Reading with his f i eight teams and will proceed himself,. down into lower California to be absent a few weeks. R. W. Cheney, an experienced pen man, will open a. writing school at dif ferent points in this-couuly soon. Hi terms are very rea.son.Jile. E. C. Biooks is in receipt of an in voice of fresh drugs. He has also the finest assortment of watches and jew elry to be found n the county. A public raau who whines likea pup py when his official acts are criticised, gives unmistakable proof that he is Tin fit for the upiition he occupies. XUJJ Rev. M. A. Williams will preach at the M. E. Church next Sunday at eleven o'clock. Saw mill to be fold at the Court House door next Saturday. It is lo' cated at Jenny creek. Buy it. Superintendent Frank Eunis of the Sterling mine returned by yesterday's stage from a visit to San Francisco. While sealing up a can of fruit last Wednesday Mr. N. Jlanslield, of Wil low Springs, was severely burned by thp sudden explosion of the can. Mat. Dillon still invitei his friends and all fe?ling the need of a "sample" of his-famous leverage to give him a c-il'. He never wearies waiting on customers. There is a great deal of inquiry for hogs to fatten on the grain which fell in the field before harvest. Fair prices urn being paid for that "kind of stock. , ; Dr. .Aiken1" returned from Lake cfinntv'listiwfPicCilfL.martc Hip Tip SSfi? from here to Linkville" in thirteen hours about the fastest time ever made. Ed Buick", son. of D. S. K. Duick, formerly a resident of this county, but now located at Myrtle creek, lied at his father's home last Tuesday morning. Jos. Rapji, the gardener of Wagner creek, remembered this office last Sat urday by leaving a splendid water melon for the-printers. It was mag nificent. You can got anything you want at E. Jacobs' at prices cheaper than the cheapest. He now keeps stoves and tinware in addi'iou to his slock of dry gco Is and groceries. Chirley DVYouugwas- admittel to bail on the 1st by Chief Justice Wal lace in the sum of 25,000, with David Farquhurson and Dr. Gustav Holland as sureties. During the past week many movers passed Xort' on their xt.iy. to the Willamette Valley and Washington Territory. Th-y uv.-e mostly from Southern California. A social dance will be held at the residence of Jim Simpson on Butte creek on-Friday, Sept. 18th. It will be held at his new- house, and all whe attend will have a good time. A splendid time was had at the ball given by L. IDrliug last Monday eve ning. A lai.e crowd of mirth loving people assembled and the festivities continued until dawn Tuesday morn ing. The Eckk-son surve :ng pirrv re turned to town lftst Tueiday having completed tlwTr work in this countv. They may go East of the mountains and -K ?. survey several, townships yet tins fall Dr. Viooman Has secured rooms in John Orlh's brick, up stairs, where lie will ntonce establish his office. When not abs-ent on piofessional business he 'W ill be found either at his office or res idence. L. S. P. Marsh the well known cab i let and furniture manufacturer of Ash land, was in town last Monday. He is turning out the finest qualiU of work in his line and selling at the most rca-i-onablc prices. Prof. Mtrritt will open-the District School in Jacksonville on the fth. It is very desirible tint pupils should start with the beginning of the term. They will thereby secure places in ap propriate classes. A. FMier and Bsn Haymond of Rock Point will start for Frisco to morrow. The former goes down to remain during the Winter and the lat ter to purchase a stock of goods for his store at the Point.. biB W. Einerson and family, of 'Foots creek; will sfarT-ifornane couiftv next week to locate permanently. 'We learn that he gops to take charge of the large farm owned by his father-in law in that county. Race No. 3, the Siskiyou Agricul tural Society's Handicap, not having filled was declared off, says the Yreka "Union," and another race will be substituted in its place,. ot which due notice will be given. The burning of the-Sterling saw-mill will not retard the construction of the Rock Point bridge. M'ost of the lum ber has already been sawed and deliv ered and the remainder ran be obtain ed at Thomas' new mill at the Mead ows. Mrs. Geo. H. Williams has returned from a lengthy European tour and is again at her home in Washington. She is still vigorous, handsome and ambitious as she was when she was the leading member of "high society" at the capital. Tlie-e is a heavy penalty for defacing United States coin, though from the number of such pieces in circulation many of those who handle them would seem not to be aware of the fact. The penalty is two years imprisonment and two thousand dollars fine 3SB Leading journals, except of ths nar row partizan class, state that the. indi cations point to an overwhelming Republican victory in Ohio at the ap proaching election. The Democratic party is as hopelessly demoralized there as it was in California last week. The managers of tho Siskiyou Fair have offered a premium of ?100 to the best Brass Band in this District ami our Bind has been invited to participate- in the conte-st We learn that the Jacksonville boys will be on hand at that time to en'er for the prize. Democratic journals that have been telling their readers for the past two months that California was certain to give a large majority for that party can now at their leisure, take it all back. It isn't apleasant thing to do, but then it would be wrong to leave-. the faithful forever in the dark. Crit Tnlman lmMLakr coun tv toiraKed horse .jfl liore will be taken to that rail from Roseburg, and delivered at once to his purchaser to ha sent to Eastern Oregon. Mr. Theo. Kugler has just completed his first term of instruction inmuiic at Ashland and will commence the sec ond on the lath inst. Instead of vis-iti-ig Ashland on Mondays and Thurs days, as at present, he will bj at that place on Wednesday and Saturday of each week hereafter. Judge Hanna and Dr. Aiken ieturn ed from Linkville last Friday, bring ing with thuu Ilattie, th&- Judge's daughter, who was taken sick at that place. During their absence Willie sou of the Judge's, aged about four years was taken sick of fever and both are now in a critical condition.. S. Humphrey, an old resident of Jackson county, died at the County Hospital last Saturday. Old age- and general debility seemed to have con stituted the immediate cause of his death. He followed school trashing for-many years and many persons p,ast the meridian of life reside in the count v who will remember him among, their early tutors. A horse belonging- to Mr. Avlam Schmidt, residing in the Southern part of tow , was-perniitted-to.run out one night last week. In the mpming he came home terribly cut, apparently with the bit of an axe. ThT wound wus just lHck of" the shoulder ami pen erafed thecavifr of the body. No one IM ( u-c.el co.vard would perpetrate such an act. Surveyor General J: O. Tolman ar rived here from Portland last Sunday. On Monday he accompanied Heniy Klippel to the Squaw Lake mines, lie will' al'o vuit the Grand Apple gute and other diggings. Tie will re main in the county until after th Pi oneer i (-union at Ashland, when he will return to his pott of duty at Portland. T-o parties had an altercation in town last Monday evening. The dis pute waxed hot and finally an agree ment was m de to go about five mile-, into the-country and leave th- matter to a referee. They went but the party against w horn the decision was given turned on the other and proceeded, to build a fancy head on him wheivupon the battered man returned to tovvji afoot arr ving i bout dav light . A Monsteh Colt. Last wek vie noticed the fact ihatGol. John E.Ros.v had a young horse of uncommon size but having never seen the animal we were unable to describe him. Last Thursday the Colonel brought the young animal to town and had him weighed an i hi height measured He lis full eighteen har.ds.high;- weighs l.noU pounds anuis pw. W- n- earh Id. He is finely v-pronortionpd in every respect, having the! hppearence of a horse fully matured. 'Few as fine specimens of the equine race can be found in anv country. That infamous creature Kalloch is elected Mayor of San Francisco He irofesses to be a minister of the gospel but the language he us3il in referring to De Young's mother, and for the ut terance of which he was shot, stamps him a despicable wretch, too vile for any position outside of the state's pri son. We can only imagine the chag rin and disgust of the better portion of the people of the Bay City at tho ele vation of this creatureto an hon orable position among them. Ukited States Land I;aws. We are in receipt of a pamphlet of 170 pages containing a compilation of Uni ted States Public Land Laws. It con tains the enactments regarding agricul ture, mining and othpr lands with the instructions of the Commissioner of the GeiiPral' Land Office regarding the same. The book will be, mailed to anj' address upon the receipt of 50 cents. Orders should be addressed to. '"The Cosmopolite," SiouxCitv, Iowar '4 srsssLfc . Mi.'cTol- ij&lj j.l .i. .M.w".ii.r, or ,MV. 'tuts TTfTT mm ilftce, by l - unui two oc ap Lost and Found. Tho greatest sensation of the season occurred here on last Friday. John X. Miller, who herds a flock of sheep belonging to O. Harhaugh on the Southern slope of the Siskiyou mountains, south of here about thirty-eight miles, came into town and reported that J." C. McCully, who owned and herded a flock of shepp npar where he kept his was miss ing and his flock scattered "on a thousand hills" as it were. Jimmy was the first male child born in Jack sonville; his mother and sisters reside here, ami 'the report that he was miss ing from h'is - wonted walks was the ciuse of great nlitrni among his many friends. He is a member of the Im proved Order of Red Men and his brother members took immediate steps to go to his relief, if alive, and attend to the last sad rites if dead. Six or eight horsemen were immediately equipped and started for the sheep ranch. ISTo tidings was received either from Jimmy or those in search of him ock SaturJav, wnen "f-- vne suspense became unbearable, another party of four or five started to assist in finding him. They laid in about a week's provision and started on their humane mission. When, a few miles from town they met a number of the party who started the day previous w ho gave them great relief by stating that when they arrived at the sheep ranch thev found the lost man sitting on tho door step of his cabin smoking a cigarette. Neakly an Accident. On last Monday evening Al. Sturgiscame near meeting with a serious accident. He had been in town with a two horse team and had started home with a load of boards, t was late, and when going up tho grade South of town he met Judge Tolman and Henry Klippel who were returning from Applegate in a buggy. Sturgis' team suddenly halted and commenced backing. The wagon was thrown into, a cramped position nnd horsp and all went over the grade 1 ackward. Fortunately a clump of bushes arrested the fall just as the hor-ses fore-feet left the road. Three feet either way from that over hich the wagon backed there was nothing to obstruct a descent of one hundred feet With the aid of Mr. Klippel and another party who chanced to arrive everything was got back into the road without, dai 17IE Ul'TUHINSON I'AJULY. J lie' celebrated singers were with us last week. Thev gave entertainments at the Club Room on Wednesday and Thursday evenings to light audiences. Why they were not better patronizpa we are unable to conceive by this mus ic loving and generous community. They ore without exception the most talented company of singers that ever visited Oregon. Their songs and reci tations an' all of a high order both in sentiment ami in tne manner in wincii they arc rendered. The company pro ceeded South on Friday carrying with them the best wishes of all who met them here. Religious Appointments. Rev. C!i irles E Philbrook, presiding Elder of the Rogue River Dist, United Brethren Cliurch, will preach at Butte creek, Saturday evening, Oct. 4th, and protrict the services one week if desir able. Also at Plioenix M. E. church commencing Saturday morning, Oct. 11th, also at Ashland Presbyterian cliurch, commencing Saturday evening Get. 18th. The meeting at Phoenix is to be a quarterly conference. S. Sherman. Qr. Con. Sec. Ashland College. Prof. L. L. Rogers of the Ashland College and Normal School was in town last Sat urday making arrangements for the . ii r.-!aj-i-. . 1 prmtrasrtmnnTkiafrfKfcJ-l published in the ihterest of education. We learn from him that he anticipates a huge attendance at tho beginning of the college year, the 15th of this month. The school is commencing with the most cheering, prosprcts of success and should receive all tht pat ronage and encouragement that the people can bestow. Returned. Capt. Ankeny returned from Portland last Saturday and went over immediately to his mine at Ster ling. He proposes to make his head quarter here and work those famous diggings, in the future, in a manner thai; will. show the world that South ern Oregon- is surpassed by no other mining region on the coast for richness. He is the right man in the right place, and we confidently predict for him suc cess even beyond his anticipations. Mr. Turner's Condition. Mr. Turner was still improving when last heard from. The- inflammation caused by removiht; the cataract from his eye had almost wholly subsided and ere this a second operation has probably been performed on his other eve. We confidently anticipate his arrival home ih the course of the next four weeks with his sight restored. T' P? ."f1 'n4'ywp(j'ftlVfjll"lj; COlIJIliJIONKlfS COIKT.- The September term of County Court.was held on the 3d inst. with the following officers present: S. J. Diy, County Judge, E. K. Anderson, Com missioner, E. B. Watson, Clerk, H. B. Seybert; Sheriff. The follow ing busi ness was transaced: The bids for gravelling 400ards of county road in the west end of Her riu's lane, were opened and William Eaton was awaided the contract for 5398. In the matter of the petition of James Elliott and others for change in county road, petition granted and A. M. Berry, K. Kubli andW. J. Plymale appointed viewers. Sheriff By bee presented his'final. re turn of delinquent taxes showing 1, SCG 21 as the amount still due. Probate Court. Business trans acted since our last issuo. In 4e matter of "the estate of Jos. Rath, (Wcwvsed. G. Karewski, admin- istratoWfiles hisifinal OctoberWth appointed as the tmie for hearing the same. In the matter of the estate of Lucy J. Farm, a minor, D. II. Taylor, guar dian, filed his annual exhibit. Real, Estate. Recorded since jour last report. B. W. Emerson to Celpheuia C. Emerson, SO acres in Foot's creek pre cinct. Consideration, $1. B. W. Emerson and son to 0. II. Barkell and Jos. Cline, interest in cer tain mining ground in tho Blackwell district. Consideration, 3220. Another New Brick. We learn that Mrs. M. W. Hr.rgadine-- proposes to build a 30x26 foot front addition to the store occupied by Butler it Ri.ckfel low at Ashland, this fall. If she does so three new bricks will have beenad ded to the town this season. Settle Up. George W. Elliott ; templates adding largely f his stock of goods soou and nteds money for that purpose. All those knowing them selves indebted aie requested to call and settle up. weiRtt.siiHva"sTH"T-acs3ri. 23037JlNr IIA3ILIXS On September 4th, to the wifj of Jeff Hamlin, a daughter. l.frnft.rtJ-'- ' I i i in m II1 I II i in X!Iui:Z3. BUICK At Myrtle creek. Douglas coun ty, at the resilience of Ins lather, U. S. gd.viWi'ilalllil l'u,!Mj,i A. j oi ii morrlricc Oi , oners. wardAr'hur T?u c!t, aged io years, 1 moutn and 21 days. NliW ADVERTISEMENTS. S.GCIAL DAKCS! AT E-S3.8"Gi Cja?jBir- yilE UNDERSIGNED "VVIJ.L GIVE A I Social D.inceul his house on Friday the 13th of September and licit by extends i loulnl invitation to the public to attend Good music haj Lccu sccuitd JAS. &DIPSON. KOT6CE. Laxd OrrccE at RosEncnn Oo:r, ) Sept. 8lh, 1879. C Notice is hereby given that the follow ing mimed settler has lilt d notu c( this inten tion to m ike final proof in Mipport of hi claim, and secure tin il intry thereof at the expiration of thiity days fiom. the date of thid notice, viz: Aithur Pool, Homestead Application No. 1,999, for the NJ of S E if. and T$.i of S W.if . Sec. 15, T 2i S, R I E, and n my-, the following as his wit nesses, viz: Jojpph.Clift ofJackson Coun ty Ogn, iiwl George Abgcr of Jackson County Ogn, Wjt.F. Benjamin. 2ST02Si?3. Land Ofi-ick at Roseiiuro Oon. ) S-pt. 8tn, 179. J Notice is hereby given that the following-named sjttler'has filed notice of his intention to make finsl proof in support of his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the expiration of thirty days from the dite of this notice, viz: Annie" E. Kincaid, Homestead Application No. 2,231, fyr the S E JLf ofS W if. S W J ofS Ji Ai.bic.S2, T 38 S, R 5 W, and N W Ai of N K y. and N E M of N W Ki or Ssc.5 T SO" S Jl 3 W, and names the following as her. witnlywes I anu nwnea uie loiiowiii! a ucr. wiimHw eotmtyr Om, and W. L. Nail of Josephine County, Ogn, V M. t . UUAMIN, K.-gister. In the County Court of Jackson County, State of Oregon, sitting in Probate. In the m liter of the Estate of Evi So bring, deceased. To the Devisees and Heirs unknown oi' said deceased ami all other psrsona inter- csted in said estate. You and each of you" aie hereby cited to appear in said court on Tuesday, Oclcbcr 7th, 1879, at 10 o'clock A. 31., to show cause if any exists why an older of sale should not Ih. maris of the fol lowingdescribcd real property belonging to said estate as prayed i'pr in the petition of E. Jacobs, administrator thereof, filed in said court September 8th, 1879, to -nit: EJofS Wif of section 4.in T. 3i South, of Range 3 West, containingSO acres. One mining claim on Jackass creek commencing at the dwelling house of it ceased and extending up said creek l00 yards to a stake and being 100 yaids wide. One third interest in .a mining claim situa ted on said creek just below the Hopkins sawmill, beins 400 yaids Ion" and 100' yards wide. Al.v) one third interest in a mining claiin-000 yards long anil lOOyanU wide situated on said creek above above Dan Hopkins' saw mill all situated in Jacicson county State of Ore gon. By older of the court, mads and entered Sept. 8th, 1879. Witness my hand and the seal of said court hereto affixed S"ptemb-r 8th. 1879. E. B. WATSON. 4w County Clerk. S2L O jFO E j5! T . Tf! T Vjr BriH hr painM. oiUaaiLruktMa. fcJJLJ VV G-TTKrs vrApsTO ordkr D'l rjilrio icneilr tono by JlIllibR. Money to Loan. Parties desiring to borrow money in any amount on time, upon good real estate security, can be accommodated by calling on E. H. Autenrieth, attorney-at-law, Jacksonville. WHEAT WANTED. WILL PAT TUB IIIUIIKSr MAR- I krl lnio- fur when! to al ilin-c Kei puce fur nhtrut lo u'lilm'-e lliat are ivn.ir K'e. or in PS"lmiil!P f r SuddlctV O'. Iliidirt or u nulling in inv I ne HK.N'UY JODUBV 'PIIE UNDERSIGNED HATE 200 1 head of SpanlshMerinoBucksforsalr. . For particulars upPb" at the Ashland Flouring Urill, WAGNER & ANDEItSON. Aug 27th-4t. LAST CALL. rMIO-E KNOWING THEMSELVES IK I flilitnil Id Hit- ii'icleriin-l M please all mid " i i" immiiiiuii'lj. No iurth-r iio l v- ill tie ir'vrii Uiort" fnrcid culkctiuu.as I tnuit have- uiuia-y at once. Vn-i J.BILGER. Jacksonville, July 9tb, tST'J. sUB33Sg THOMAS' SAW MIJLL AT THD JinADOWS. TS NOW FULLY PREPARED TOFUR JL nish the market with every description oflumbcrof a superiorquality. Thismlll is new throughout nnd turnished with tho latest and most improved machinery, there by ensuring the speedy fulfillment of all orders at 'most reasonable prices. Bill sawed to order with dispatch. E2TGivo mc a trial and I will prove what I say, for satUfiction js guirantccd' in every case. J ESSE B. TIIOSI AS. . Table Rock, September &it 1819. jYE wrouteto tee sea BY WAY OP THE ROSEBURG & COOS BAY STAGS LIKE-. THE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW I running a daily line of four-horsu stupes between Roscb'.rg and Coos City-m-iking the through tup in twcnly-four hours. Stages leave Koscburgr every morning. Sundiys excepted, at G.vvir., and make close connection with San Francisco learner twice awcik. The time ftom Roschurg to San Francisco will be threu J iy and through fare has been fixed at $14.50. Fare frcm Rose mrg to Coos Bay CLOUQII & CARLL. fcherifF Sale. BY VIRTUE OF AN EXE.CU1ION. , duly issued out of the Circuit Court of. the State or Oregon for the County of Jo sephine, uron a decree rendered at the April term, 1879, of said Court, in favor of II. F Simon and against Israel Dietrich, Adeline Dietrich antlCha;i.Hartonfor tho um of Four IIundn.il nnd Seventy nine jiiiHi nomirswaiii interest tiiercon at- percent nor inoniii. locciner wnu ten ner cent Attorney's fees, and costs and juv cruing costs. I have duly levied upon the following describe d real estate, to-wii: Tho X. W. 14 of the N. W. if of Sec. 23, Town ship 40 S, R: ngc 9 West, and will sell Hid sinus at public auction at the Court House door in the town of Kerbyville between tho hours of 9 A.M. and 4 P. M: of the 10th day of September 1870, for cash. Given under my .land this 7th day of August, 1879. JOHN TAYLOR, Slie-rifirJo-.ephin" Co. 0n HEW M1LLIMEBY STQBF ! OF- I. W. BEPRY. T HAVE JUST RECEIVED MT VALU ,1 iiid Winter tloclc of llilliuery GooU consMing of LADIES' HATS AND BONNETSr. Mhhi. French Flnwcrc Ostrich Tip WIl-kOmi: irki -ilk-. Nicktiw. ColNr, ulft. Kid (Jlnvfu. Lucre, I'ick Cumin. I't'cktt lliiiiilke-rclii fs. Ftitry Wing, and iMiiim". Perfumery, ami T.i let Soap, and a line a-(irlrai nt of inlant'." fhoei. 1 k1-o tinve on band a supply of- Hr'WTi.Ejin.v. xi:t icties .t collar Fr the holidays I will have an assort ment cf CHINA AND WaX DOLLS; I hsri p:eived the ogency of the ccle limlnl While Sewing M-ichine", which am. Iliiic cheaper than erffklml .rverl 7owo mill FlorvnCt isacaiiit's lor sale. ' LATEST ARRIVALS! -OF- rtaTDBE: TiCT" GS30, AT BRECKSSKFELD'S ! 'PIIKUNDER-JIGVFD TKKt PLBAS- I nn in n-..)iincinj; l.i the public (tint u lm jut rt ceivrfd a cumplet- and tirt- lt H-iirlment of G ni's Fnrnii-hina; Gioi.nch iv H.it. Shirts. Uml-rwettr. ele, t hr.iiid- iif Ciijurs hiiJ Tnhccn. Hipr", i'"'i-. Fincy Gin1. Gln'svmrp Crockery, liicl yiitiriiraenli. Bird Crf)t, St.ili.imr7. 'i cset ami Tlile Cutlery, illxiui't. Ty, Ca die-. Mut-i. itc.. which will be k ; (he ctieapi-t rates. Givem a call mitnj lor vimn'olves. F. BRECKENFKI.D.. KAHLEli BROTHERS.- DE.-.LER3 Ty. .&. BOOKS AND STATIONERY,. tkl s. i-K - . rT!"y tfTnr J Jji1 w m