Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, March 03, 1880, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextOREGON SENTINEL F.VESDAY, March 3, 1880. Republican County Central nilttee is called to meet at mv res ie in Jacksonville on Monday fob 8th at 1 P. M. Gi:o. Bitowx, Chairman. kc'TJaindealer" thinks Myron Car- lot Yrika can out run Henrv ir Mensor now includes him in Irnge so as to give Mr. "Plain- fr m liance to say how much. iAt Daxce. We learn that a party will be held at the Drako pdii Applegato March 30th on the Euson of the 60th anniversary of the birthday of Dr. P. Jack. Everybody is invited tickets, including supper, 8cad o Honsns. John Matthews l has lost four horses out of his band by pcab. He says there is not the least Itioubt that the diaeaso is "scab" and diat it was contracted while his stock Iwas running on sheon raiises. Wo Dfjlijinion hahcis mistaken. " i r8AN Francisco, Fob. 36. Tho Call this morr..i? say that a secret meeting of citizens for tlie purpose of lonraiw.in'r a virilance committee, was Ilu4k-. in ht in t.lin "Pain Uotnl m - --- -.w.w.. . rnved object of the organization Piupprraion of anv possible riot "which might occur in connection -with the labor agitation movements. Champions op Hongh. The follow ing officers were elected by this society on last lhursiiav: Commander. A. Jones, Lieut. Commander, Ida Klin- f)ip1, Scnlip, Ihsic McCully; Herald, A m Rilgcr; Prelate, B. F. Dowell; Treasurer, Jas. A. Card well; Financial Hecrctary, 13. B. Bcekuian; Warden, A. Banieburg, Sentinel, Wm. Beggs. Flit stratek Cnuir. Tho "Plain- leytlor soys that Eugeno Lascullcs is pw in jail at Roseburg charged with rung to obtain money 6n n forged l!uc I ill against a school district Las- Mlcs was formerly a teacher in Jo.e- lu ic it jnt and well known about aidn HiiJ Ktrbyville, ho is a native Lf l siana claims to have been cdi- I r o tv ' j,i uock Democrat" and liOi' way to Josephine county. En P -' ts. Cant. T. F. Riley of the 1 21st Ii fantry, passed through town fcjast ornr ... m-route to Vancouver to l-eport to tV ssistant Adjutant Gen eral of the Deiiartment. The captain, Estill a young man, has been through the trying scenes of the Rebellion and fhas won his present rank, by (seventeen tcafs of meritorious service. Ho is uc- lipanied bv his family and as his com- iy "F" is to be stationed at Van couver, bn will probaby remain there. Town Elmtiox. The annual nm- jiitJpal lection passed off very har r .. t.. .. ' s ... - ..- - w j"io' liS;rtoaV'Hiniough there was & very -.piritol contest among the -frirnds of the candidates for marshal vlm'li resulted in the election of D. " Crosby by eight majority, the vote olled being 167. The Trustees nect. are T. G. Reames, Nat Eangoll hns L lrn.h John Orth and Chas. ETickrll. Henry Papo was rc-olectfld reasurei" there being no opposition PJ. "Nunan vns chosen Recoidur. Distkict School. Daring the ex ercises in J. rot. Alerntts dopaitment at the school on Friday last, there were fquite a number of visitors which is just thonghttlung.Ainongthcniwasi.x-Gov. , Chad wick who made somo very well Limed and appropriate remarks. Refer- jig to education he said it was capital, KuV- jf needed as a capital in cash; h -r amnit.al, also, adding strength of 7u anl graces to both manhood and ',i r..r.oou and a capital that is not tan' taken away Iroin its possessor. IPl - v t.Hr Hvro mnrli crrotflpil nfc .1 jr. , ...... .... .. ,....... HV ...w t superiority of tho school. . R n Qt Ar.TZ. Our friend Will un"r sends us some very rich speci- 'inens from a ledge just struck by Bark- ! lale &, Co. while ground sluicing in the Blackwell distnet ono half mile from Deskms. Tho ledge is well defined is ten inches wide, whero first uncovered, attd ii increasing in width. The qua vs v t us is of the same character as a t , Gold hill quartz, rich in f-p( i aui! some of the piecos bear ing r H ori half metal. One of tho ownc u pounded out 875 with a hand inortar c Monday and it is thought the k Lave a b -nauza which wo hope . w ill prove trne." " t " BrrKwiiFAT. Last year R. J.'Cam- erc a of Appl?gate sowed 20 lbs of sil , vcr Ktlk- buckwheat which ho pro cured from Salem. Tho lato frost in Jul., ci' down the largest portion of the growing crop but from a strip of forty rods that was uninjured he threshed nine bushels. Ho has now plenty of seed to supply his neighbors ,iuid will sell it at their own price as k wishes it all sown so as to induce Ipropnetors of the new mill to put bolt for buckwheat Hour. Ihat Ficlo has been largely imported here , ten cents per pound and its impor tation should bo stopped by a homo Rupplv, and as feed for bees it is very 'valuable Sciiooi Mketixo. On Monday lat the m nual school meeting was wfH atUmlod, Tho balloting for Di rector for the next 'three years'. to fill the plaer of David Linn, who asked to b re'unod, resulted wJmtliaJclidice of J. R Neil. Tho preSent cftrR J. ' H. H'lT. r v as fleeted by acclamWion and tl' Tir t r,'x adjourned, every one being W j wi' tiie result of the mating - 1 i- i -iJ rjicrt which appears clsevhere. Our jipo)1o feel justly proud of their school and aro always willing to vote a jioerai lax tor us -iiinmrt. e liopo to be able to say vear that it is in a still cv and to show i condition as LOCAL ITEMS.. "Wood scarce. . ; Snowing yesterday. ' Miners busy as bees. County election next. Roads drying up fast.' Rich strike at Blackwcll. Egg business in full blast. Farmers turning up the soil. Circuit Court is in session to-day, Weather cross as a wife. fretting houso- Many cattle aro dying in Langell valley. New goods just recoived at the New York Store. Write again "Eunice" and givo all news of your section. 14yds. of Prints for ono dollar at the New York Store. . t Creed Conn killed two panthers near Roseburg last week. , Now roap faclorynear Cenfral'Point established by Jamc3 Vest." - Snow at It. Klamath is still from three to four feet in depth. Mrs. John Lanterman paid tho town la brief visit on Thursday last. . 0. Coolidgo of Ashland ia soiling grape roots at 82 per hundred. Sterling company have resumed pip ing aga'n, and also the Squaw Lake. Skin dead cattle and bring the hides to John, he gives highest cash price. Rev W. II. Klyce will preaoh at the M. E. Church in Jacksonville on Suu day next. W. H. Kincaid lias lost 200 out of his band of 600 bheep but expects to lose more. If you need any goods call at tho and t Now York Storo the closing out telling at cose Elder Martin Peterson will preach at the Mound District school house on Sunday next. An interesting corrospondpnoo from F. O. T. on tho hospital steal will a pear next week. The best and largest olectioij of goods and tho lowest prics at the New York Store. f Tho Shook boys are feeding cattle at Alkali lake in Lako county for half of those that survivo. Farmers down on Applegatc are all busy plowing and expect to get in a fair amount of seed. Elder Peterson preached in the M. E. Church here last Sunday, there being no other appointment Aj&w stock of boots & .shoes just locetveti at ths Now YArtlpt&re any tell at cost, call and see. .,,.. t E. W. Ryan, Esq., Lecturer of the I. O. G. T., will visit this place soou in tho interest of that order. The Jockey Club meeting is adjourn ed till Saturday, March 13th when a full attendance is requested". Weber, next door to Schumpfs is al ways on hand to repair boots and shoes iu the neatest manner. The Applegato miners aro all run ning their claims to their full capacity with an abundance of water. The correspondence of "Justice"is too personal for tho Sentinel and is re jected as containing no argument. There aro 190 prisoners in the State Penitentiary at Salem, 24 of whom arc chin6se so says the "Standard." Has any farmer in iho valloy a few bushels of Norway oats! A fayor will be conferred by letting us know. Johnson & Allison have a full pipe head of water in their rich claim up Jackson creek and are making big pay. Sheriff Bybeo and Jacob Ish hare recovered from their late illness and are around attending to business as URual. The chinp.se must go, 71bs San. Fran cisco Refine Sugar for one dollar must go, at tho New York Store for cash only. . t A. O. Eckelson left per stagp on Sunday for Portland and will probably bo absent for a couple of weeks or more Game is said to be unusually plenty in Warner. vallev, mountain- sheep fre quently coming down from their rocky haunts. Applegate farmers aro taking ad vantage of the present fine weather and running their plows every available moment. Sheriff Bybeo will sell some person al property belonging to Sm Bowden next Friday on an execution in favor of J. 11. .Neil. Sol "Wise is I. W. of tho A. O.'TJ. W. in this place his name having been accidentally omitted in the list pub lished last week. Banner Lodgo No. 23, A. O. TJ. W. lias rented the- Odd Fellow's Hall. where regular meetings will bo held each Friday evening. Fitzgerald of the Applcgato Co. is said to be waiting for a freshot to sweep out tho tailings iu the stream and give him dump. Frank Pickle of Jackass creek is running with n full head of water and ib on big pay. Ho reports everything Itooming in that camp. Tho "Piaindealer" goes for a colem- I or.iry for publishing and circulating obscimo matter. Punch, brother, punchj but be sure you don't accuse falsely. We hear that Judge Day has taken his nipals "standing" for the last week WliPn he is able to sit down we will The correspondence on the wagon road question contains home goodpi ac- tical suggestions and is well worth reading. Col. S. G. Whipple commandant at Ft. Klamath is expected hero to-day on his way to Vancouver to attend a court martial. Jacksonville School District, accord ing to the Clerk's census bas 401 chil dren between the ages of 4 and 20 202 males and 199 females. There is still considerable snow on the mountains between AsJiland and Link ville. Phillips still runs a sleigh be tween Thomas' and Green springs. Mart Dickinson tells us that stock on the Evans creek range have not suf fered yet That range has not been overstocked and has plenty of browse. Matt. Dillon desires those owing him to come forward and make prompt settlement. He" f.ays ho must have money and can't live on patience any longer. Miners in Josephine aro all busy again Jack Frosts injunction having been dissolved. In that county- thero will be a large amount of dirt taken out this season. Tho "Singer" is ahead of all others, it will sew the thickest leather or the thinnest fabric. Light running, strong and don't get out of repair. Call at the agency and examine. In tho Archdiocese of Oregon there, are 25 priests, 2 1 churches and chapels 71 sisters, 9 academies for girls, 6 parochial schools for boys, 1 female orphan asylum and 1 hospital. Judge Day and tho "poor house" contractor declare that the contract has been "kept to tho very loiter." If this is true two or thrco Grand Juries ought to bo indicted for perjury. The order of P. M. Genl. Key in ducing service on "Star" routes has forced tho introduction of a bill in Congress making an appropriation for the deficiency. It will no doubt pass and present stoppage of our mails. Tom Kahler is still running the Ft. Lane diggings with a light head of watnr. Last week he picked up a nug get worth 17 and several small pieces from S3 to 56 picked up this week. " Kcaton, Klippol & Co. on Poortnans are evidently on tho "lead" as Tom Keaton picked up a two ounce nugget on Saturday last. They have ample water and very excellent prospects for a big strike. A correspondent of the "Times" (the poor house contractor) thinks tho edi tor of this paper a "scrub." If the Grand Jury is entitled to any credit; the correspondent might pioperly bo called anti-scrub; on account of his deadly antipathy to soap and water. An incendiary attempted to burn a schoorihouso at" 'lmU'no, Wasbmgt countv. last week. This is the first fruit of the aeod being sown by the. "Oregonian." The wretch who would bum a school house, would whip a sick woman. Plowing has been commenced every where throughout the county. Far mers are alivo to the shortness of the season and if we have a month of fine woathcr they will get in a fair amount of grain, will seed late and dcp&nd on late rains. The superintendent of tho Sulphur Bank Quicksilver Mining Company, of J Lako county, of which liburcio Par rott is president, this week discharged all tho chinamen employed by it. The case testing the constitutionality of the act of the Legislature will, it is under stood, be pushed on to a decision. It is a little singular that whenever the Sentinel unearths any official cor ruption the cry of "politics, politics" is raised as a blind. This is too thin; and when it is remarked that wo ex pose Judge Day's littlo contract in order to defpat him; it must bo con cluded that the "ring have again b lected him for another office. An item in the "Times" is to the effect that "State patients" aro usually sick and need close nttention, therefore should pay moro. Patients at 21 per week aro worth nursing, and strange to say, not a single one has died during the last two years, while tho inter ments of those at S5 per week have been quite numerous. Is it because the latter aro unprofitable or do not "get close attentioul" Garrett, tho Waldo mail carrier, has been gathering stock items for ns. .He savs that if he asks how stock is doing, tho reply is "O! mine are all right, but. that fellow over the hill is losing terribly." Asking the fellow over the hill how it is, he is met with response, "My shpep arc just doing bully, but that fellow back thero has lost about all hisn." Garrett thinks the losses down Applegate, csjiocially of sheep, are heavy. The "Indepcndf.nl" takes us to task and says the Sentinel has entered the combination that is defending tho Supreme Court. That paper mistakes our position. The Sentinel- knows nothing of any combination, rccognizps no master, receives no huosunos, stands alone, acknowedging only duty to the public; and will maintain the right, to defend or oppose, Any public servant according to his deserts; or to discuss fairly any principle of public policy, to the best of its ability. "A.gentlemr.n of Big Butto thinks he can protect his sheep from cayotcs by putting a leather collv with .shirp spikes in it around the neck of each sheep. He sajs cayotes catch sheep back of the head, and thinks -if they run a sharp spike through their jaws once or twice, thpy will begin to think sheep are not to be fooled with." The above from the "Tidings" seems plausi ble but those who understand "cav otes" think thev would lo tooled only once, and then "catch their mutton in .. . ... ... Second Childhood. The u theory .that childhood steals again, in tho arms of old ago, exemplified in the case of "PI Schumpf," mother of Geo. S of this placo. The old lady lair physical health, has passi eighty-first yeaT, and bears un able traces of oarly beauty and v womanhood. Now she is, mt ally, a mere child. WitKbu symptoms of insanity, she is go entirely by the innocent tastes o: hood and absorbed wholly in p' that would givo the greatest pi to a girl, seventy-live years her She has her doll, treated and carl with simple, cliildisli affijctioi! dressed and put to bed at awakened and dressed in the m snd fondly caressed during tho day and it is apparently hor otyect in lite. Tins is oi tho strange problems of life who is wise 'enough to Eolve it, thorizod to say that wo may notr turn to childhood ajuin acrog: lurusuuiu oi ma sternaii funr viio daro tell us, tbat the pleases of childhood aro not swceler.tt'ir-,, (rat ter than all die achievements of after life! Catfish fok Little 'Klamath. Mr. Jerome Churchill returned from below on Wodupsday and broug it up with him a lot of catfish which ho in tends to put into Little Klamath Lake. He bought them in Sacramento, and will keep thorn hore until -Sprinc when he will tako them out to the Lake. Beforo turning them into thqLake proper he intends to put them into a small pond or slough at tho edge of th lake if he can find one suitable, and dam it up so as to prevent their getting into the main body of watr.r until $ioir numbera have been increased by .breed ing. If this is done, it will not bo long beforo Littlo Klamath Lake and j its tributaries will be full of them as thoy multiply very rapidly. Mr. E. Ed son, who returned with Mr. Church ill, also brought up a lot for Geo. Campbell of Soda Springs, to bo 'put in a fish pond Mr. Campbell has lately luilt Yreka ".Union.". Irish Releii- Fund. X third meet ing was' held at the parochial rogidence, on Feb. 29th, Jerry Nuoan .in the chair and Father Blanchst Treasurer, made tho following report;"" Total amount contributed by Jacksonville and vicinity, S303; kindly donated by Yreka, j6; remitted to the Relief Committee in the Southland West of Ireland 356; expenses, none; balance on hand, S3. The Treasuer's report be ing adopteil, it was moved and second edthat a vote of thanks be extended to all tho charitable contributors of Juck sonvillo and vicinity and Yreka for their prompt and generous assistance to Ireland in her great distress;! and also that thanks bo offered to jtha three iippltsoii conntv nanerR stUttous hereafter handed to for the same tunit, will tie proil jrwarded to its destination. The Pr.iNTini's Dollars..-Reader, did you ever consider the slight value of a grain of wheat? Singly it is nothing aggregated it feeds the world. Did you ever ponder on the rorthless ncss of a siuglo typo? ' Only a bit of metal, alone, without value; but gath ered with its alphabetical 'fellows, a potent factor m the cause -of civiliza tion. So it is with tho printer's dollars. I .Scattered far and wide in - binall sums, they aro useless to him; aggregated they make a working capital-and mi ablo him to givo ou a moro readable and interesting paper. Ask-yours-elf, reader, if yflu have any of tho printer's dollars- about you and send them where thev belong. Our subscribers will oblige us by reporting births and deaths, giving names and dotes in full. Thoy are part of tho public record, can be cut out and pasted in tho famil'bible, if thero is one, and surely when ft bright bouncing baby drops' from among tho stars to bless tha family, thu world should know it, especially '.when it can bo proclaimed by tho waste of a three cent stamp. So when tho'Unw6lcorae, but certain, visitor calia on'tljfl family it should be mado a public, record of. Nowly married people generalfy report their happiness themselves. ?'- Anton Bruns, n mcmlicr of tha Im proved Order of Red Men,, rushed out of the county hospital -on last Tuesday evening without hat of'ioat, ntmed with a cluo and declaring-that Si wast escaping from an atlciiipisto-iplson him. He was kindly cared, for; by injombers of the order and on wcdnchiy was adjudged insane and sent foJ fjie' Asj- Jum m charge of E. H. Autenrieth. Bruns is a German who basJohffJieen a miner in this vicinity. Il&vfili now have the benefit of medical fbkfll and may be cured. He was exammedirby Drs. Aiken and Vrooman. t& Tun Camfoknian. Tho , March nuiiibpr of this excellent lfiagaziho is issued. Among its varied cdiitohts is a most exhaustive anil interesting pa per on "Our relations with -Mtgicp." It also contains a most irfteresiing compendium of Irish historyfpJ'SVlMist and present condition and ft very "read able description of an aseeiitofMouiit bhastii. JLhe ningazino is improving rather than retrograding. Aomaii Publishing Co. San. Pt-nT ?2jjS an num. - t 3i!i5- SrpHEMr. Cocp.t. -A .UufOTrJery important to Sherins and tiifi peftlo at iargo, baa just- been rendered by tho Supreme Court. The caf ww that'of J. B. Crown vs. R. P EarLJrt Secre tary of State. Croftseu as tihorilT of Wasco county claimed mil, in ad- dition to net- diem, tho Sec y - claim - I - : .. :. ing that "mileage was I' 9 dti .11...PY r , T . t.ii j .cc oi 10 . uage iwui I in favor of tho Secretary! ecided j iKjintcu "Jeeni3 hasn maKP uierace. t iruc unu Huygr.s mo reauiii.s.s vi which the devil can sometimes bo "whipped round tho stump," and sin bo shifted on other shoulders. Crescent City Wagon Road. Messrs. Ilanley Autenrieth Jc Nunan W. R. Com. aro in receipt of a letter from H. Gasquet that contains some practical suggestions. Tho writer thinks tho routo should bo surveyed and tho stakes set "well in sight" so contractors can bid for the work and so the peoplo who aro interested may know just exactly what the road will cost: as at present they aro all in the dark. Wo have also seen a letter from two prominent men in Crescent City to Mr. J. W. Wimer,-of Waldo, in which the statement is mado "that, twenty years ago, a responsible citizen of Crescent City offered to construct a good road over the routo now proposed for S20.000." It seems to us that the first step to be taken is the organiza tion of a company so that tho public might have sonic coufidnnco in the pro ject, know what thej' were doing ami in whoso hands their intercuts r.ro to be put. It is not necessary to. discuss or jtoint out tho advantages or necessity of this road, further. If tho people can not see its necessity now thev nev er will. Lecion of Honor. Following is the programme for Friday evening next:!, Music by the String" Band; 2, Opening chorus by members of the So ciety; 3, Declamation; 4, Song by the little girls; 5, Dialogue by Chas. Bil ger and Geo. Crystal; G, Duett by Mrs. Scott and Mis3 Fannio Dowell, accom panied by Mr. Scott with violin; 7, Rec itation by Miss Ella Prim; 8, Song by Katie and Johnny Miller; 9, Address hpnV&ti3rn:TO 1Ci M b the little 1kvr; 13, Essa Miller, 14, DuPtt by. Miss. Young and Maggie Linn; 15, speech; 16, Solo by Miss Kate Dorwin, 17, Select reading by Miss Fmma Brown; 18, bong by Misses yiara Neuber and Ella Young: 19, Declama tion by Willio Yining; 20, Song by the girls; 21, Song by our boys; 22, Music by String Band. Organists, Missca Ida Klippel, Carrie Beekinan, Fanuie Dowell and Maggie Linn. Mrs. W. J. Plymale, Miss Cora Linn, Com. Mr. Geo. S. Howard. J Returning. Jay Beach, in a. letter to Bush & Johnson, says tho Reading "Independent," from Ltxifigton Ky., under date of February 8th, 1SSQ, says: "I shall start from hero on tho lU int, with a car load of horses, reaching your place as soon as tho cm migrant train can take mo. In no spirit of boasting I venture- to say that no finer lot of horses than that which I am shipping cvor left Kentucky." It will bo remembered that Mr. Roach, two years since shipped seven had of thoroughbreds, among them tha fine stallion Altamont. lie has his stock on his ranch noar Linkville, Or., and his cntorpriso deserves a liboral reward. CiRrxiT Court Proceedings. Tho following ara tho proceedings einco our last report: Roxanna Farris and T. J. Farria vs. J. W. Hays'et al, suit in equity. Judgment for defendants. State vs. Daniel Doty, assault with a dangerous weapon. On nfolion of District Attorney tins caso was strick en from tho docket. Susan N. Modisatt'e, suit for divorce. Decree granted. A. J. Walls vs. J. B. Thomas, action at law for trespass. Continued. L. Goldsmith d: Go-vs. P. J. Ryan, hi reitwgr money. Continued. reippr We nrc in receipt of tho prico Hit of tho Red Ilouhe Trade Union of Sacra mento, Cal., and wish that we could lay it Itf-fofe every one of our readerj. It offers goods at prices not often heard of in these parts. It sends us all kinds, of goods by mail, express and freight, and onlv thoso who liavo tried this method of buying their goods know how much it saves. Thu country order department of thin house is now a lead ing iactor of Pacilic coast trr.do. Thoy mail their price list free to idl who wish it. N Stock on Urrrn. Wo are informed by John Matthews of Butto crouk that tlin reports of stock -losst-s on tho Ruttc ranges we vaggemuil. W' aro very glad to hi ir tli !h and Impo to hear that thi- stock wi.l now weather it safJy through- lx Pakbs .it 1,'itai' d that, taxPi- must ' proa . n ."i.ati 1,-, as th lift- 1 tiiico of the t' tr.tf is aluut exhaabt- 1 Od LH k! r , Coats, worth RH fo' -4 50, at the lNv f j. i-1"- .-i-i game; And bis god friend, the Judge, 6dly lhiutod. 'lod pity (be poor nntl tho frindlv man Who, poMiilvss, b'c iind sore, Asks a crust of brul, and a phce to he, A breath of God's air and a chance to die lint shrinks from our "poorhouso" door! SCHOOL KliroitT, Finance report of J. II. II ufTtT, clerk of School I)i!rict No. 1, .Jackson county, Oregon, for the year lit'ginnlng March i, 1S70, ami ending .March 4th, 1&80: 3Iarch4, lb70, tecohed of Ilenry Klippcl, School Cleik $037.00 quakteu ending joke 11, 1879. Received from Rate Bills $ 150.00 " " non-resident pupiU. 03.00 " Co. Treasurer. 0bo'.50 u , u Delinquent taxes... 140.25 QlHRTEll nnaiNNo sept. 13.1370. Received from Rate Bill 221.00 ' " non-renident pupils 55.20 ' QUABTEH nEOI.NNlSO DEC. 1, 1870. Received from Rate Bill $ C01.-10 '' " non-resident tmpik 114.00 Ta'u levy for the year. 1.270.G2 Total 3,900.37 DISBUltSBMKNTS: J. W. Merritt $1,200.00 Dora Godfrey 240.00 Annie Miller 210.00 II. C. Fleming 233.33 Chas. Prim 180.00 BflleCnrr 120.00 J2.313.33 Miscellaneous expenses Including fuel, lights, insurance, rcpaira, matting, &c. us per touchers. . . -105.33 Clcrk'3 compensation for tho year 101.80 erattits. 2,780.00 for the year f 3,503.37 isbnrstments for the er 2,73055 Balance on hand .$1,125.82- In Hi; VI hole KUtory of Jlt-diclnu No preparation has ever performed such marvellous cures, or maintained so wide a reputation as Avim's CnEiuiY Pkctokal, which is rccognizr d as the world's remedy fur ull diseases of the throat and lung3. Its lmis continued series of wonderful cures in all climitcs has mndc it universally known ns a safe and reliable agent to em ploy. Against ordinary cold;;, which are the forerunners of more serious disorders, it nets speedily and surely, often re lieving RUfferinij and often saving life, the protection it allbrds, by Us tioiely use in the throat and lung disorders of children, makes it an iuviiluablo remedy to be kept nhvays on iinnd in every home. No per son can afford to bo without it, and those who have once used it never will. From their knowledge of its composition and ef fects, riiysicians use the lhkbky 1'ectou ai, extensively in their practice, and Cler gymen recommend it. It is absolutely certain in its remedial elfects, and will always cure where cures aro possible. For sale by all dealer. Hodge, Davis & Co , Portland, wholesale agents. Rkai. EsT.vrn Tiiaksactions. Tlio fol low ing deeds have been recorded bince our last report: Mitchell Doudcn to Jo. Donden, 40 acres in 'Rock Point precinct. Considera tion, S550. Toliacco in all brands first quality, 6f)c per pound, at llw Now York store. Coffer, oxtra Costa Rica, 3i pound for ono dollar, at tho New York store 3t,XXlX-.X2SX? FRBELAND SLY. In Manzanitft pre cinct, Fcuruary 15th, by Elder M. Peter son, Francis 31 Frtelaad fo Mius Anna Laura Sly. X133X. IIAMRICK. At Phoenix, Feb. 17th, 1860 of measles, Hiram A. Ilamrick; in the 18lh year of his age. xscarxoxr. MORLLAND. On Ant. lope, Februarv 2 lib, 1SS0, to the wife of JohnMorcl&nu. a d.iughter. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Slides Wanted. The imilursignod will py the hints'. Cit-ih price for iiacf Hides and will py from 15 to :;) cents for Deer Skins. To hi delivered at Nick Ficke's Butchor Shop ii: Jscksonville. NICK YICKE, PAT McMAHON. .HIciillMi Tns-PayM. Ocmlrmari, la vdfdefense, sad jutic- tfi my uri fle 1 aw compeiieu to cuiiec; vwUTii 1 vc.uld uillinslv cive voi: t m..rt. tiim.- if 1 hnd it to uie. lis time is j ni lor grttlemeat, r after the 1st day of April l mil coneci muagu as annonzeo by law. In all kindnt3 I make this iRSt appeal Pl.aJe come nt ouco aud settle You will do cic n iTeaf klndDP--s and re JfcTiyr-'U" f i '' V n-'-h to ."r. ia i irq - "" ox.ccae 3CtCB5 77ROX THT2 Fa KM OF THE RUB. x ecr.'x-, living ihac ml!-! castot Jack- iinr.ll .01 or almt Arr'l 1',. ISTO.two man a f r- care old thi'i bprinjr Qua U a brown m r . with snip agrwssi tie now and alb a i.iti .-'rip ringing dowo fore head, is 13 haii'U hSfch: tliP other is . dark hay, stir'ti ton-heed, nnli wlnip on ft, 15 hiwib high. A HIm-mI rMi?d will Ixi paid for the return of t v h ot u.om. JOliaf W. HOLI.ARIHDE. Criterion Killiai'd Soloon! CALIFORNIA ST., NuliincI & aieDmiLcl Props. 'pnii POPULAR HES-RJ. UNDBFl. L nt-w waructmstit, li furnNala; tha beat"" brnuils or Hijnwa. tvfn- will chrnrs. J Tha rtfttUlnn utle is nypti.-d wirii Ejsifra peri odicals and leading ppcra of tho Coast. Civa us n call HRNIIY WEBER, BOOT $ SHOEMAKER KJIXTlXJORTO ECUUiirP'SBAKaEBiiHOT', Jacksonville, - . Oregon. ,7(UM RESPECTFULLY INFOrUl the cilizens of Jacksonville and sar roundin? country, that I have optntd & ihop, and should "be pleased to serve tfism in my line of buamcM. &tom-muda work and repairing promptly and neatly executed on tin; shorti st notice. HENRY VHBER. BLACKSMITHINO AND HOR S3 - SHOEING-. HAVING LEASHD THE SHOP FCK. incily occupied by Mat. Shannon wj ak a fclir.ro of tho puliic patrom, Staple proJucs or Cswb tskoa tor rrk. UfJKViLLS 6AS.COM. MAIN 5TREKT. Xinhvillo, Qrogoa. J. IC. I. T3 ABO, rrojrtcUir. HAVING TAKEN CHARGE OF TOIS popular resort I an now orjjmid to furnish the bust cf Liquors, Wine, and Cignrs, and ssk a sharo of trio public pat ronage. J. K LEABO. Lathes and Shisglos by iho TnE UNDERSIQNED "vTILL SUP ply tho market with biwed lathes mid shingles from hia mill, five railas Kat o Ashland. on Cliyten creek, at Uio following prlcM:Shint;k'S,SilgarpIne,dellTcred.53.75 per thousand. Ldthes, delivered. C330 per thousand. All orders promptly filled. Addnjsj, John- Ciutoi.m Aklaafl, Ojn. WOOSI WOOL! HIGHEST CASH PRICES. CARO BROS, of Roseburg, Oregon, will pay thIHsat Cash nrltctfftfcotdJ livcred In RtsJ&Wfc "All1 CottKJftiacraSt: will bo promptly anerc4 " llridlo bitts, npurs, stirrupii, liamo, ioggleii, buckles, rlng-, awls, nsadie. and thread, hafr brushes and. curry combs, rtt John Miilers. Tli8 bait aMOrtmsnt of bolt-, acrowit, tiro and copp&r rivet", rasps, tile, pinchers, nipprrs, tortgs mid bamnurn, ,t John MillerV . Tho latest improved Sharp, Ballard, Remington and Winrfioiter riflr, war ranted to be the g-auiho article, ftt John Millers. Fluting niAchinoK, polishing irona, clothed wringorR, wiro clotlwii-itinc, and rcrubbing brushos At John Mil ler's. The best steal ppriog shovels, pitka and Rtl blodgos, hickory pick aad cso handltw at John Miller's. Tho Lest sporting, bhuitiiig and grant por-dor, fue, caps and wadda (it John Miller's. . ... 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