Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, September 29, 1880, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextoNfiffiOSiflisir JACKSONVILLEi' Wednesday, -September i29, 1880. KaadMeeat Awi. Om I 'A . -jBue, M,' 1880. J T All Whom It Mar CamccrBi Xatlec 1 herfbln that I have Ueslj mate Ike OKK6BX bKVri.VLL u Ike paper 4a which I shall hereafter pnbllih all pre atptloht, fconitUead and application -fr Btlalac pairs tt Tor land lying near Jaduaarllle, Jaeluaa-coBBt7,.lre20B. ,, Q T..r., BKXJIMIV, KcslHer. - Fisk Flodil Messrs. McKenzie it 1 Foudray. of the Jacksonville steam flouring milts, this week 'presented us with a couple of wicks ot' flour made at their new mill and our belter half pronounces it the best she lias ever used. They distributed .quite ,a . lot of this flour among different families in' tbwn and the universal expression of those who havij- tried it is tliav-yexcels.any 'ever 'made in this valley. "Give" it a trial.r , J ; . -. r . , . T t ; -, ... .v House Bili; "No,. 26: Hon. A. C. Stanley will accept our thaiiks for sun 'dry legislative documents. Tho Iiill in troduced by Mr,. Smith of -this, .county; for the better protection of game is a ""'timeTy 'measure, and is calculated to 'put a stop to the horrid practice of de stroying for the .hides the deer, antel ope, moose, mountain shepp, etc The punishment for violations of (.his Jaw to conpiy, in a fine not less than teti or more than fifty dollars 'for each offense, and imprisonment In' "the county jail .for nonpayment of, fine.) A Troubled Democrat. Tho edi tor Of hg Roseburg. "Star" 'Dfjfii.) Sis indignant that any- Democrat sho'u rd! wnnt to pay respect to President Hayes -on his arrival in that town. In his issue of the 24th instant,he gives veut to the following copperhead effusion: "We, have, too, muclr. respect for 5hat; office to bow to the man who occupies it by the infamous perjury of par tisans. Democrat should turn out en mas.e: lion ever, tt take a lone look at the monumental fraud of the. world." 'Comment is unnecessary. -, mj " - . TncIiroiAX Cknsus. OiTtlie lstof OctoIcr a CfiiHUs of all the Indian tribes will commence, Mnjnr John W. Powell' Sti'peryjsi'r.' .Tlie country, has been divided into four Supervisor's districts. District No. 1 embraces all tho territory East of the "Mississip pi, Louisiana and Texas included;, the second district embraces' llie Indian Territory, New Mexico andArizona; the third dii.tri.ct; California, Nevada, Oregon, Ciilnni'lo; Wyoming, Idaho Utah .and Washington Territory; the . fourth district. Minnesota, Dakota, and Montana. Very NAuanTr." The "Statesman" it authority for sarihg'iliat'Gov. Thay? erand W. H.'Wutkiiiils on Saturday, the l'8th inst. iiidulgfd in., an alterca;: tion on first street, Portland. Wat kinds applied to His Excellency 'every iithet in the vocabulary of abuse, and threatened that when the troubles Iih hail on "mnd were -settled he in tended, to administer a" severe castiga tion to the' Governor. Watkind ac--cused Governor Thaver of misrepre senting and trying to ruin him finan cially; he-.ivould liavoinnde an assault -on the Goveriiorbutr. for tbe-interfer-ence of ailiikl"'pary? WATCnERS3lT Tni' P0LL8.-r-M0st' of -the papers" in nbeK&te of ' N-W York publish the following jtetn, pecu--culiarly interesting at lliis time: In view of the coming flection it ,i,s well that all should be familiar ' with the prqsimMjf jhe Ktntutje,pas.se(t.bj the lastewYork-'Eegisiore. -It-firtr vides for the appointment of two watch !tt for eacli political party at each poll---ing, , place.: ;Thesfe; watchers lire eiitT tied to be present at each election ia; .jtlii)'' Ynom, occuphd .lj ,thofn spectoht fifteen minutes before the .opening of the K)lls)'aud' can remain until thev are closed. iTheyyliaYe t.lnv privilege ,of examining thejiajlot jiqxes, the reception, and depositing of pvprx voteA cast, and the canvass of the lial lots. Thn Ullotsaiul .ballot Juiym.-!- not to lie Temovad' front iheiA'constantl sight .and, inspection audJ,tiieyi h'avg the .authority ty inspect the returns made.. .A Suicide: X-loneiy" miner's cabin ton. the right fork of JHfdseye creek Jit this county, on- tlie 23d5o' 'tfiismnnfir, was th. scene of a. Jamentable suicide, .On the lay alluded to, 'Clias. Brown, :anold bajcheln aged ltabpt, fifjty.six yeir'was bfuffling''fi:orii' life " "cabin. Wm. yilliams, dso aminer.atid ;part. ner orBrowi) in a mining xiaini. oil Uirdseye creek, whose cabin' in 'located short distance from the latler's'Hliad ccasion to vJrit his pariner a.nd!,faf-. ing to find. him. at hmie, became sus picious at oncu as-Brown Jiail been on Jquit!a sjiree for-severahdays previous. 'Tisitiug'Brown's cabin again'-'later in -the evening and still -'finding him absent..Willianis-becaiue convinced that snin(-u)ingwaH .wrong, ana on. lun 101-lowing-mofn'ing secured the assistance f isome neignbors who proceeded to hunt' the "niissingan., Tney Had only prticeeded a" short .distance from the house when.the.v. found .Brown's "hotly lyipg at the footoftatree, w;th, an amptyshot gurniti his Wide. Aojpear ances indieate thai he had seated him 6elf at'the fogtqf..the tree, placed tho muzzle of ihe.gun liapl.against his fore h ead-and fritir.asHck put-to thedesir ed IrtigttrtoTlchVd ,tlle Hfrgger1 that hunched, hiro j.inlo' eternitrv TThB; wliole top, of liis-skull' was- iilown off' jyid death mustnavc been instantaneous as. there wererno 'bignsof astruggle. Coroner, Schuz"'fra summoned im mediMeiy arid ine verdict of the jury was in-aeecBiiaHeeTwitH th'boe facts. Brown had leen -qtiito morose and Iflihcholyi-'foFseeral'sTpa'but the a8T.nse ?up. f V-tn;Own expVtl,Sa';5cf"ti'red.of'Vife.: it'ATi?iTMiWwsa5a! - I David Linn-Teceivetr nowgoods last week. Have .ve-you seen John Miller's new goods.! Suits, worth 15 for 9, at the New York storcsr I r i J . X' a 1 J. S. Howard calls his store tho "Chrystal Bazaar:".- A large invoice of heating and cook ing stoves at Bilger's. 3Iensb'oou'wortli -$5l'!for-53.55, t the New York Store. Jacob Ish'has gono to Camp Wari ner on a busiucs visit. A new stock of stove's, 'hardware, cutlery, etc., at Bilger's. Woodford Reatnes and family are now residents of Jacksonville. Ladd Savage is the night clerk at the Commercial Hotel at Salem. George Clin stal, Jr., will accept our thanks for a pitcher of excellent cider. The best carpen jfs, wegon maker's and blacksnr ;hV tools at J. Miller's. Fine white linen shirts, open' back' or front, for 150 at the New York Store. -- - - Ws K: ,'Buclt:isfi,upplving, the .cit" zens'of Hniontowu and vicinity with !& V -..:.:, 5.X -0C Prof. Scott will, give a social dance in thTs place Oct 8th, everybody w' in vited. i: ";tt : tc -. r William G. Ketiney is now.' located at Grants Puss taking care of btage' Atock. Rev. M. A. Williams .will preach at Brownsboro atll'A.M. 'next Sunday, Oct. 3d. ': j .''" g .:;, The best assortment of Rodgers and Westholin's cutlery" in-the 4 market, at John Miller's. ' . Freeman Yandell, .icconip.tnied by Judge Tolman's family, returned from Portland ast week." Remember the speaking byex At torney General Williams at the Ciiuit House to-morrow night. Judge Stephen J. Field was in Port land several days last week, presiding at the U. a. Circuit Court. Messrs. iMcUuiiy ami liutierare nnw in i lie biskivou mountains trving to' find some trace of the stage robbers. D.J, Ferree 'proposes retiring o6n from tlie sutler store at Fort Klamath and vjllj be succeeded )y , dikes. Wor den. The bell at . the. .new-jPresbyterian Church lias a deep sound'and mil add one more to the callera'to the house uf . Reames Bros, have something new in the iiring mattress line.- Bed'bugs iiave no show to hide there. ,iook at them. .' ' . . v, .. i.. ".. - . . i Any one wishing a couple of good iiiares.knd,HnJalims'tLne"wLfa?iii,vai:on. can find a bargain, liy ca ling at this olfice. ' . , . .; ': ' .-j ,A. special train, winch will lip, . in waiting at Rosebu'-g on the 30th, will take Presideti't1 Hayes' and party to rortlatid. Frank Huffer pavseil a successful ex aiuiuation foraieaclier's'certificate be fore School uperinti'iident Fouutain lakt baturday, Manning & Webb, of Liukville are don;gt;rusljijtg livery-huKinegs,,at , tliai place. "Cuily" n--a rustler and is bound to pjeuse , lt--. Tlie best assorimpnt of iiolb", screws, tire ...and .copper rive, .rasps,, fileif. jnncnersjippers, iongs,anii nammers, as jonn diiiinrs. The new bridge across Butte creek at Eagle Poiut has been finished bv the contractor. "Ed. Smith, and- is a terv tluratilo structure aVaninB4riipburg,Mvssi.sted Jiv Henry, KSniraVdnVillfeXimetlfrers-alme of 14 guns i ipr honor of President Hayes visit to Jack-6nViIIe. ' Abe Mensor has solil nut hi sbin atrVeirKleyaharetilove.U(fA;ln, brauctsco where, lie .has, ccmuienctd business again on Post street. The Vernell Dramatic Troupe will give uh enlertaiiiineht' liere'on Friuiiy! October '1st Their rejrufation i Mif tt.oi..., - .t'.i - ;.i?.'.rf:L! " The Metropolitan hotelat Koseburj. has charigedJhlndsM:? A. 1Cai.'an uc- cedling "WI L. Button 'a?lall.lli.ro.,' We wish" the new proprietor Miccess. L. S. P. Marsh 'will "run his Kean cielc.saw mill. day andtiiight after ,thfs nijorjler toet a sufficient supply, of. lumuer-oniliaiid for Winter une.i - t Morns Tilensor returned ' froni dn' vo:. o-..j W'i'.: t:i-".rS') iVI. 'wu V?011'-1? line ai. me Bay City he laid in it large stock of goods; "which will goon arrive. "Look' out for big bargains ' .SB Mrs. J. N. T. Miller will"accpt. the thanks 0f all hands and, tlia'eriimr for a basketful of de'iciousgrajVs, both of the wliite end blue species. They were very nice indeed. ' y D. C. Goodrich, a prominent Gre'-n ' backer .-and 'editor of the'Peoiiles xrajier, -Jjinwpie, lowa;''fiM-reieiitel and gyne bak .to ,the" RepuWicaii'. This occurred Sept.,22d. ? t W. Vlf Piyiria)e in DeputyJCouitly Clerk anilif 'enageil'Tii ' ybpving the assessmenFroll.-' He'stiflolitinues to ""P'fe the public, with gooJ teams il.l anu e liorResap beforp. 4 J . c- ,- Those a "dozen parties who liorrowed Jialf chairs 'from the : nremises df. the Young Mcnls Reading Rooms, are requested to return them at nnrw if I they'wwiacAavoJa roSblS JtA3 A flflgstretclied acrpsf gtjiolreet from tho Sestin Et, office to Holt's Hotel building liiore thii inscription: "Jtle fcerveJiairtyBstj who.iwres ins country best. IK. U. Hayes. Al-fc-CtJfci -ivinibA -.,wmb L W I lthi'Iadlaaa wHJhpIdjLV:i5taw, e"- tion. Tne attention ot tno country is once more directed to the Hoosier State. We have .not heapd of; any Democrat betting on he Indiana elec- lNewmaH.iFyier-Jafts beenxeeeivingM piles of new goods, during the pat week, consisting of everything' in- the housfiold. Several new styles of ladies' dress,- goo!ts;Tiae.;alsp jbeenr received J which! the ladies will do well 'tb etxanifnei before purcbasingVlsewifere. " Private advices from Wra. M. Tur ner's surveying party state that they are getting "along' finely .with their work, mak'ng on'-'an average about set-en miles per day. They will not re turn Wore the3irsof ?NoveSber.: " John Wolters of .Ashland now has his hakery in successful ope'ratlou', so says the "Tidings!" Mr. Wolters ha1 had a long' experience iii his line of husitiesi both here and elsewhere, hence his success iii making' such good bread. 3ew Sewing Machines at K. C. UrooksNvr Drug Store. Four differ enticiiuls ViTf-tlie ''latest- ant! best im proved machines made in the world. The Crown, the QEldridge, tho New Home, and Nejv Americau Machines. Price frpra'S4Qt)'550. ! i We had. a , pleasant. call this week from our old friend George Halm, who is traveling' for S. W.'-'Roselistock & Co., the largest boot, and shoe house in San Francisco. He took a number of orders here and.never fails in iicreas: ing the business. of the firm wherever; he goes; Senator Grover writes to the editor of the. Bedrock '!D?mocrat" from l)au-. ville Springs,. N. Y., that his health which ha-vbeen in so distressful a state for a long tfme, is- slowlv improving. He hopes to be alile to enter ujion his; Congress. ,a .' St t 1 The health of Senator Matt Carpen-' ter ot Wisconsin-ls'reported to lie so precarious t. hat his physicians willjiot consuiit'lohisieavin:g-rashingtofr. 'His" complaint is Bright disease of the kid nevs; in a mos't aggravated form. He had ijitended Uptake tho stuui- for Garfield 'arid, Al'iur,butiwtti-6e-pre-' vented from doingJio. Martin Last, a German grape grower of Jackson, 'county, on Monday nighj pxe-sqnted .President Hayes' with a basketful of grapes. How astonished was our German friend when the'P?a-J nleiit returned hi thanks in. the Ger man language mM Carfied'bn the con versation quite fluently IfiUhat tongue. A. jiublitsaleoF. private pro erty, Consisting of Imrses, cattle, hogs wag ons, harness, farmiiig implements, hay, grain, household and ki'tchun furniture, ptc., will lake 'place it .the" residence of Mrs. Sarah L. jYaii Dyke,, p.n. Bear creckl two'miles Nortli'bf tPIioenix.nn Tliursda'Sept ,30th,'l880. vSee pos ters., , - -Tli3?rid,mi.nl-MrR. Haves were greatly, p'oased with their reception by the people of Ashland. In co'iiversa-tion- with Alhs Haj;es, kfiy asspro'l us that-the a3dress"of welcome by Prof. Hoger.s of the college was the most hearty.o'ti'the-'Ntute.' 'Sfie" also'' 'spoke pf the. eptjrt of, eight little girls ait, horseback, who' came (o greet hem beyond tlip town., limits.' We hate since ascertained tbaLWl.C. Meyers' Shetland ponies were!tisedon"theOcca. sion 'alluded to. . ' KiLit.va' of a GrkejTbacker: From a sjiecial to the San -Francisco 'Chronicle nwedearnuhav Dp P. A. Talbot. edreroFthe ''Gi-ce'nhack Stan- ilard," of Mtvsvjlle. Mo.-, rwa.sKaiii ateUin' h'is'li-vnMio'us'.M.ih.odre un- known persoium the.uight of the lSih f .teplejnYier 1 ?wax:-irfiie;:ioC.o4ck when Dr. Talbot was sitting, in.his room, reaiuns, wnen suiiueniy a tiullet came; craMiuig Jthrpugli, tlie wimfow, striking t'ie doctor ,hrst. cutting olf two of 1iis- tiiigeii and theti passing into and tlirouh jus Mile,,vrazjng the leg of Mrs. Talbot and lodging in the wall I I M,lt -.. ,? , - K , - . euuu. lai'Otuieu in a lew-UOUiS afterward." -Ve knew Dr.f Talbot very well in Missouri. He had lived iii Missouri 28 years most of which tiine he hadibeen ahjuctiy'a Deiriocfatjc: iToli ticiaii, but within the last five years he has acted with the Greenbacke'rs to the great chagrin ofhis ;formerr jmlitu cal associate! who,were' very. e.iivibuC of his influence." It is more7thati like y that politics had something to do with -hiic tragicr.-ei'iil:"7 Before--lie ex Jiired, he stated that it was hard for.a iiian"'rwho' ESd lieen laboring, for. tlie past, fiftj'pjie daysin coiiduc'tiiig his paper, and. ; ;h JiatI been -honored with a number..of. letters .from tlift-Green-back candidtae 4n. Vice-President, should tlius be shot down by a mid night assassin in his own house. That Reuojqus-JJiscussion. -We attended an interesting religious de- a,p.nite '.aRsin uv-iu cc hi. jiagie j-oiui, iietween Rev. Messrs. Sherrill-and Peterson. The question' wasHas Chris.t.akiug ilom mi eartlil lfthelerm "kingdom" :he subject less 'complicated, and ilie understanding ainanalluiUJNSBjird have leen.-promoted.vyfA si. les; claimed. Uh public I wail 'iiol Tlie-Jde1)a"fl913lwa,ri:(fttir.aed on Fritlaytirridaj ?in,'."'In'day TAc' cording-tEldej .Sherpelli ithesoulfot the Ji patnaTch,'Ab'ralia'iri,',-ha8sbeen asleep dead since H.H-parture from" thnV worR,'as aroIso desfi'allhlo' soiJ of tho-;depVrtel;' and wiirremaiiiad until thb resurrection, at the. seond, coming of Christ lnW'tlns wofld whenever, th will b-vnitepsonj ofi. ten(thatheblj)fjsliAbiahairf, is dead, and his soul k-livisf-iaAv- ea..;8o:da ,lr. to! tiAvhm: 'i-rfT liad been defined jccordiiig tp,ip ac ti'plSl Vuies 'olesiai.tiLai.faw atd Webster's unabridged tliytionary, thV eentlemen ,detiatant8, wouiil.liave found ffiptjft Md mRik TlBBtetralSIi. in aauf, mm mi imniiT WAudiifiin TheBbard of Equalization fcr Jack sonvcouiityl consisting of Silas J. Day, Upuuty Judge; Henry luippei, uierK, aifd Ur U;'G0(ldarU Assessor, met Sent. danliaphro'veaVh3'SSini:vV5glMi Vua'.bne :) tlfe following statistics from the rolls of "the" twoast years: 3 H rji miuii iiiBwyj 7" iYrTI $5.a per acre. UniPiprovea 100,030; value 125.000 or gl.25 per acre; town lots, $os,u-i. imprpvei ments. $217;0J3.' Merchandise aitd) implement; $324,230. Money, 'notes, etc., 542,270. Furniture, carriages, etcT365";2JDJHruTJe?3id mules, 4,- 375; value 143,405 or S33 a head. Cattle 8,-893; yaluti.$67,U80, or 7:53-a head. Hheep, 36 688; Value, $44,943; or-Sl.22.ahea!.. Swine, gjSgwcalue $13,786, or $1.39.a head, Gross value., of all proerty, 2,259,725. IndehteU- ness, 005,036. Exemptions, 20.1;- 066. Total taxable property; r,449,- 623. NunilKsnosTpbirOSS. 1879 Value of lan.l, S771,67. Towi-lnls, '852,982. Iinprpveinents, 21,413 . MHrchamirse', and imple ments, igiJouU., fllpnev, etc, Snoa?, 039. JMiifure, etc., 63,826. Horsest and liiules 4.456' valued atf, $l51.8o'7. Cattle, 10,2Slj" ..Valueil bit 65,618. aneeji, 43,0,); vatuw. at .5(0031 Swine, 1,502; valued (15,909 Gross valUe,"2,260.345. Indebted n'ess,580;. 310. 'feemption, '3213,043! Total taxable property, $1466,992'. ' RonERT Toombs' Latest Prophesy, Tlio greac Georgian is still given to prophest iiig. Tim older citizens wijl Imembr'vvheii.years.agbioiunY, predicted that the .tin'iei would! comq.jii lesii than"ten years wben!lie would Icall the roll of his slaves in sight o BQhk'f Hilt, luoiiuiiieiitT-ra lirotihesy "wlilch ibvricauie true., IniAugust pfjl88p,' wntiilg to'ari' intimate friend th'-Wash- ton,the 61i6fgia,'6iacle agaifih'nik'iSi Vj prophesy', and it 5s, as follows:''!! aiitl us osiive uiai nuncocK win -oo elect ed as there is a God inhe: heavens; You may sa'lieTs a 'Yankee, well 1 know that; aiid-jknow.toor-tIiat. his sword has pierceifilie breast of many a gallant man in gray. f-But. what are jour unii uieii iiiinuiiu-, anu nave 10 Ink aki- a tyank.'TJiat being, 4hej.ca.se, et ustakeone wlio"is"ne.-j? 1biue-belied' jtlwn. tlnj uia&f$f he;iVf f , Toa may. .tie jiend ujKin, it, sir, that, 'Yank or- no Yank,' if electedtlKVold boyataf the South will net) that Hancock does the fair tiling 'hy ' Uieiui" "in ' ollier'-wo'rds; he will run ihe.machmetto. suit thew,. or fliey, will-run the1 tiling 'ihemstiveL rh'eyjirVuo.t giiihg,tti'lS.ilay.e(l. AvilfT any .longer. If you, hi'aranV man tow .iiiai. nanciH-H-ciiiinov. curry- uutuU40 South, may put him ilon as. a d fool." fiyjIfe'rt'JTtnmiTJsTerfcr to a jfiiend in, W.ahiigton, Tjie .peppIj),,oL the JNorth-are tliisvaryimomeutuisSect ing this iihw prophey and will vote It iverwhelmiini.lyftfaIonjthu.21jday of November next. 1 ;T miff ! A, Great "CAJiPA';as'''S'pEEcii;i-Gen:,l E. L. Ap'plegaie, oneof ihe'RepubliCfci candidates for Presidential Elector, 1 1 lat Thursday afternoon to a high- lyr apjifSti .tivereficlrheir&g t-uurvj was iiib most argumeniaiive we tion of- the growth and .baiieful'etlect of the" slates- Hglit. lieresy" iwhich' eul-. b)iiiatelaiii "kliB kilectibn of Jaines BaJiiaiitn, fw'Bu 'lield tliai Ihe" Nat ional Gdye'riiuieriEhad' iio power' to' protect itselt), was. a inasturly eliort. ills uiiuignmenfiB-f tlio Democrat nij paity for uit.oldiug tid preaching priii ciple that werjj,calcujiited U weaken ilieOiatjIllaljfeeliliKilWh&uTudSoftliB .ed.le,irt'hmr"eifJburagfflg 'and ttbVtdi seceion waSjUiians-weKilile. General Applegate's oration, consuming three liiiurKjin. iLsallitfv, hwlii .eUecujfy ing e'li'ect upon every Republican pres ent, am) a.numlrjofrtlhwj;)ttrats who heard it dtclamfthat tfie facU therein sijha(JsWii.U',aVFaViepil-!Hi,lf uisteud.of Jacksonville it.wi.uldi notJt long before its authoi-would'-b(rc?tisid,r A.Good Bill. "House Jill., No, 12, introduct-d,,!. Mr; JebTjOlityr?, uiatetnti practice-ot'Hieiiiciiiti aiid'hur- to all (loc'ors whor (mv'sfiDlomasifroiii MeJiical Colleges and.te'kll-other- tihv- fcicians..wJiocan.pai--aneXiiiiinatrib;(7?-lt is!ai'uie'as'urii whidi jf maltrtd thd hhornTbfSoKef itweaOeitanHyunir UO nioch'-to' pWettHhe i&dine'ftrfiithe ZiRMm"?- mm mi Emulations to be inaue under this act, tlie lull Wjjtectwn jffiwyPMi'tain persons therein iTanieuTrom Wing ex aiuiiied. ,Tliiiv distinction khould.not- be. made, aiuljf.hulTrreaito remainvwilti ue.-aroy the usefulnes of the"Uiekure, rrribt jeotiiirduo itif paskage. .'-.-- 'Hr etate,;a:ertiediSuKar thtfiaiEtrdsBwrof khe Sentinel: . J, IVRowIand tHlIflMi nrvey:c-36 acres of "l&Hdln-.'Maffiailitk ptebiMiP Consideratioh, gSOnf.''' ! ' 'X" ,' uawuu vx. uriow wt j. ox tycr. 9ftiAf?h.9Snqr.Cof?.!?lni.$l?9. A,-,VVoolbridgtoE. J. WoolbruW. latcel'of iaud-iu' Ashland prednctT c"onsiJfefaTrioi?. ts&of. mrr.tjr Hl , 'ADJ6lUiil,ot ' -. kf JflTt - - - - --- - " fD f(lJfl Gebjja;Peeachis. Rey.'HiTHwn sJonvni.jiip'floiiKllni Oct'10, :iJ833.!djAin theWMpabfeT ofi ... ui J h;U,1.v JurtLiSL -itsi- J2i 1880 Acrei of laud, 211,960; value, '759,20,7oT-:i3JLer acr?." fSr- Y... i: f ninco:-! .7i...i!KTl'jnai .- ?y"ii .vt" land. huxe eer heard, utidhtumpH the Gen eral as o'tie ofltlle Yoreiiiost jiplitikl jtfnti.Uelrsi.of .tbis.country,, His delinea geryj WbetOre,us;'VIt-"proviUfofliy brgaiitkat iffn oT;twp;Boarail,!bt'IMeoricur' lixuuiitihii'.which shalbiwue bertificutes. KrBbsJf-LathefaHf tiiinisterw'dfi Marysv viIje,eal.;ill,'1.iabl'i'iffTiffeyiliali. I9.lifuairn "af.. lho.lVii.irf. HftBHH Tnplr. The rrjldtiitlar-rart? Arrlro at (lis. The' Prcsidential'partyi consisting of the President ahd'MrH. Hayes, Geu. W. T.Sliermari,.Pr; D.X. 'Hfliitingtori, U. H. A',, Dr. Sr- T. Herrpn. aiid lady, of Oiiiciunati, Mrs: John O, .Mitchell of Columbus' and Johh Jamison, arrived at' Jacksonville st'6115' on Monday night, Sept. 27ti',,an put upafftlad; am 'Holt'a new. Hote), where a.anit t rooms had been.exprei'sly ffxedlup for, them'.' Hie' ,tow"n'authoritie.s -hot. hav ing 'made any arrangements to- .receive the President a Kumlierrof .the citizens took it upon themselves, to extend the hind of welcouierandnas3ist the high visitors olF tlreSta-ge" and'eicorteil them to the grand sitting room of the new Hotel. Nevertheless, the people of Jacksonvillle .turned outn mass to see atd greet the president. Holt's Hall was brilliantly lighted up,- and the brass baii'd' taking IvOsitiori in front. til t. if. -. - .mi- i . n ' ' pan hu5 .vrau inieti to over now'ng. At 81 o'clock, the Presidential party,- escorted by .a committee :of citizens, ar rived iii.tlie hall, and PresidcritHayex arid Gen. Sherman "took positions on Ihe pli-tforiiij.uccoiiipanta .by ilessrsy, C. (3. BeeHman. And" Adam Kiippel, After the band diseqursetTseveral pat riotic tunes MK Beekinari introduced the President with jt few appropriate remarks. Mr'.-Ailttyes then spoke, for about 25 minutes- in a-clear conversa tional manner. Ilk' stated ihe object of his visit to this coast to be to gratify a desire long felt to View' the grand scenery of the country1 ami to cultivate, a closer .acquaintance with the people, As far as he had seem Oregon he was well pleased with it and predicted for it a 'great and a prosperous future. Old GenShej-iiinn .was next called pii IOC : a'speech, which ho did by making ew' felicitom reiiiArks' alwut tfieir a fit w' tnp, their ability tcj sWid the. Stage ride- front Redding to Jacksonville. He said the country looked very dif ferent from whafcdidf thirty years jigo when he was one of the miners of this, section. The, contrast, , between then and .now. imp-essen' him with tnudn Torcii when' ho looked into th? face of so Tiii.rir w3men ntid' children" as,ne,tiiq, ouruii3 occaai9n .J.uugwg from the jinmensn quantities of fruit t Imp he had'seen'silicy he came' to Ore gbfi, especially' the "itinrister pluins, lib lhou'lit,a. dense populat'ipn. cpuid -te supoi;ted,Jierejb-t this fiiifustry ,a)orre. Uoil.MIIeSSlllg-- -ri1 After th; specking an opportunity was afforded theOSUiHencB for shaking hands with the President, Mrs. Hayes and' General Sherman.- Thw audience Bled .by in rbtiiiiori,' a.nd most every one rire,seut,.tO'ok advantagti or tKe' op.- ortpiiity,torhakp lan'tLt, witlta live. Pnisideufc--tGenjijSherinati 'remarked hftiwards,. th.at this' -spdiitanVbui",' nfarty j-.rveting.-ot.iiie people .wasf piore, .'.....I.L.li- '.l.. D..-..!.li. ' 1 l''' uttujiaiin-fiu.iu-j j. it-Miiqui,- .aqu.ttlin . self than; much" useless fbrm'al cere mdnvr " f " ''", ' "i '- ' Wtfj'ti$&iMr i inafle a very good impression iuppn; the. j.eoile-.,: .-Ther-Kwasi'no" ostBiita'tion, no dixplay: the atniostsinip icltY- and ease with which Mr. Otilll-A'iJFIayes moveil among the jieople seeme'l to attract every; omt wiBxtame-in"contractriwith llierli. 'HtK AliiericHApeople may well lieroud f-tlieir President andTas 4ng as ihe ajriifovrnnioii'K ; ,: iusuctiJiaiidsjjthe -Shipof ;Stat.e.-will aib along smoothly - - - They ilhft Jack8qijville t 7 o'clock'" pnTaesSjar inorning Be.fore tlier coach started .tiireorrousiiig'cheen- were given, to jjie President, three mot-e for hide. carrying. the Presidential party is in charge ot V iu,iirJJUiv!sion super tntendeiit of tUe .StageCo., driving from yrekaoqseburg. , list Sunday; '.inorniiig the advance guard f tlie iPnaidenti.al. party passed ih.roJgli'-Jacksonville on' their . wayHo" Rosebiirg, ".MllJb' General Mc'CooIf,' lJH,n:JiaJii Haj,S, .(son otresfjlgnt. Hayes), iMist Rachel SherniaBjdaugli. tePiJP Gen. Shermnb), and Mrs. -An"- ileifiVid! wrt-e" it( the' party; Th'ey si.i?ppeaju ine-naqo.m.s iqr o.reatast; afteriwhich (Ley went.cnrtd. Rosoburfrj Where they wil'stop. "until 'the arrival 6f UieTresidHiTt Fforii RoAeb urg the united party w'il eUsttec'al train to iOtJ. Poitlaiid. SAD-iAK?iD.ES,r-JATd;accideac. oc curred at' Chetco. on the 10th inst, whicli- resulted in 'the' death of Mr. Sainue Lake. ' He' was Hrivingteaihj 4ielgiYjKttai.ilr,. ',BIak,e,',.jaria. ,'as .!he' caiiiq tuJii.VP.wji,pe,'a'sI)'ortylistancj. started. our,i reuiarking'thaM hv. wtruH drive-down tb 'Mn-Bliikeyand, utVoa3.'J A-d i;l- j:..:i ,ti -,tiJlUjt.-- - ',i.-,'l ad lie hm;iicu- illO iiuui .W- w uiai. the horse-s impaUeiit.ito get Jiome, iiatl fttarteiLulf, and being oti-a down, grade had commenced. jUirunr Mr. Blake ran to stop thettffaiiu1 htsSvifesawhim trv to catch the lines, and nnssinif them. eiideAvor .lOSjiring. Ujpon. tbo wagon. Thiftiwas.theJwsf'she.saViof him Until ruuninguobt'she found hini lyiiig uv the' Ttfa'd. 'Hreiidoavoretl " toFsne'aV butSouitl'.iipt .jloso, Nip., Lake ('then.. icVeaiiie'fl,, aBfltjlienMnibthfifinMni; ;Mot Vev,- living hear 'by. hurVie 6verl reacii'ing there mtiriiB Fpiee "the.'uH- iuriuiiuiuaujiJfHaui(1uis,ias, wiinoao uttejing,a:1wo"rd.l';.t ik difikurt-to tell iu exactly what manner: his'dpath' was cau'eil, as.SlolBe'etainiafion.'waifo'tv liiadJ anil 'the only ,mark 'fqu'na upon Ihe. body. we,rqiac',.ntiii'si'on;o"B one side of the head and a few ottier slicht brmses1 mi'variousf iiarfoof" he'bbdv If was reportwrtliat ih4 wfteel gass'edl over his neck, bat this is denied. Der llie'Oeneral'contitrued'in a'veryhap' py stiain for; al-dtit 20'huriutes wlien lie wo'iiud' up Tiy wihh'iug tfiaTieonle i Uenehir Sheriiian, anil three: nd'ditionaT for the 'wliolA'pHrtyf-hriii tnV -lllustri6s, visitors .ilro:e..out'6f tovrn.' 'The"vo this 'Mile of Jur.xJJakbhg Rtbped his-teairi.'Jfrid' we jntb.!seIif.fhH iiup pe' WWrnfii m'H'uwag . not; ftatly, aiuLtakiigLa piece: of ,breartfhe WoTtB-ltecord - '7 . . , , . jiwrr.i ."? ' J- ' - Tiruifcanll Friift canXT Hit Niger's HrdwSre1Etdre. 'Tn' " ""';' ,t PUtK5SPEAKHICb n a t prrr t .vrr JCiiiki-iiJJJi .!! LS GOOD GOV- EHNMSNT.- r t sv. - , Geo. H. Williams,. Ex-Attpr-' ney Geaeral 6f ihejUhited.SuteB.'grill 4M s y "J V J tj'tr address the people of Jackson county on the iiolitical issues of Ihexlav at the Court House in Jacksonville, pa ;.. . Tbartdar,, Sept. SStli,' ISM, . .. . At i o'clock,-P. jc.v -m" - A' cordial invitation is extended to1 men of all partici"" '"' "" " 6?vSo?a?o?e'of:the. publican, candnlates' fori; .Presidential', Elector, will address the people of Ore-. gon on- the political issues of the day at-the.Court House, Jacksonville, on' JTondar. QcV Ub'.jmi,' :l " , At 7 o'clock, p.-m. .iC6roe,.oneKcome; all. ' i -Medical Laktf;, - . .Muchjis lieing said Jntlie.papera Iarne,.tTi(i haltjnd the Wind' njSve' kulneys andyuririaly. organs as does tfie Oregon KiS'nejrrea. Sold'everyi T 3B5iR.3Nr "1 P5 - .. ; i. , i. , .j , ., , EI3IIER. I Jactspnvillp-tSBpt'irS 1,880; totWi?eofNewuiaJi.Filicj '1880, .tp'Athe wife T0f Jataea'pH'Mo I o Uainei. aaugnter. Z '.. a2 .EWDYERTm'AJENT, J jJxectitor. S'aIif.S .3 4v ; . -T-vlffi pN, pursoarfce 'of. an- order Ctfr6 fount' b ''ourfoftli Slate of Orerf'nifor tli' qbtulty'br.Jitksp'n;,.tlH,,underslencdvEx cutor.pCtltc. filiate ..of c,olomdn Ilumpfry ucceasvafTwiu uuer at pyloric sale, at me, Cbart' H6usedopr in, Jacksonville: 6a " ii if?"?'! i61,0' M.ili - " at OBC'ofec i. MUiVJallojfitfg destipedt 3C lS,TIj2 iy;.coBtiqia'rVl83l32.l00acfMT al&;lacres'orcoi.IeHittb"e-riSttTt part bf DoaaiWri (!FaimNLifflk 'E m$: 3 ' f Js6 LbuNofi In'ScclilT j ti A&t 5:in&cJ2uVa'nd LoU 13 &$ ft Sefi Slj,liU-:Tt fiO S.vl?. 2r V, co&aiiliie Terms asttiIrland,WMi'Ho?raJfcT., VvRirmam r4nix-. "TScSufoV COMMIT ITiTOMETVlOR-Y THAT ftosenstock &, Co s RU2SBEK BOOTS, ARE THE Best Made AND EYERY PArRVlSVGUAR- mf oe PANTEED TO.GIVE ': 'V m SATISFACTION. ' ,Jsk.for, Rosenstock& Co.!s Ertreka Call JJool, .Beware of, Imilations. ' . e al-, rt i... rtt : t . so Keep the largest stock oflcather goods; Sn.the San Eranclsco market. - - - San Francisco, Cal. IAMLAHD WnESS, SHOP, HANUrACTDREn OT. AND DEAlE'j-r ty: H ASHLAND;, OREGION. KEPP.5 A GENERa'l ASSDRTMEXtfoF goodijlnhts.Ilae.'oftraiaj . ,, " ,; - w. f latiM. IHI' aa4 feus Saddles, i -, .- , i Specially. TEXM 'JBU&GY' '"'"Jljffi WHIPS ,-TaHTiKaA.T.'' DERS, -Airt)', (commonly, "tilled. Henry iflesjof modeVof :i66&, 1873. and 1876. PistoLs, - Cartridgs; Etc. Hojt. jdst nov.abootiMeJic!l; LakeunrWash? iiigton TofrjttwhJcH.'seinVVo ba s&t2dfrmo(iernl Bethesda."io whfch' thd: tnislaker;lipwevDrt canfiot lje'gTtf to! cure -backache -an dall' diseases of the ' 61TFX Wa6on,Repubr1feaica8aidie fo Presidential Elector, ''willtlfes'' tho citizens of Oregon at the folk wi' . , . " -.nr time1 atra places: ' .-;di ' Ashlihd, Friday. Oct. 1. ati a ' Phoenix',' Saturday, 6et,2.-'. S Jacksonville, Monday, 0et.-4't Kerby vilfe XVeilnssdaj:,' OcL 6 "Wilderville, Thursday, 0'clbber7..Jltf- Grants Pass, Saturday, OcCS.T-! n .-ii. ir..j A tT . jiuijruiiviiiu, iuonuay, ucu-J, t .,, Myrtle Creek, Tuesday, OcL.l 'j:,4; RolebuFg, WrdhesdaVf OcMSS'E1 "MibfifieW; MobdpOcC 17." w Empire City, Tuesday, Oct. 18. Oakland, Saturday", Oct. 23t ,y Y6Ucalla Mohday, OcU 251 f.. -.. ,,,,a . Cottagef Gro.ye, Tuesday, 0jt.t2-7 . Criswell, Wednesday,. Oct 27. .f Eugene City, Thursday Oct. .28, a READY FOR BUSINESS. , , ti 'Rarrart. THElffiWlLLS' JPT I FLOORING: Mlbt?4 rm Commenced Manufacturing the'beator flour' on ' - , r.-riq&ii HOSBAT. SKPT.-JO, 189.- fAJ'UliiJSS r. We are prepared todoall. klntlg of Cu tom Uork, in the way of exchange' bTfluur' fot- wheat,- choppirig, feed? and grinding com. Wc ,haveHsuperior machinery for manufacturing flour and we feel safe' fnT saylngthBt -vfe'ean flu better jork! than! for" eood:' lbanfloar.abd 9 lbu oft mixed feed. for each, bushel. -. , ' Mckenzie: & oudraYy3'" T ' - '. Proprietory SAN F.HANgi$5C(? ?a. -ar .' at- ' ctiff AX1-- ' TLT?TXmfti IT MM IW -U"- '-Wirt . JlfrA Furnishing Goods., i ''""' - . ' hh'', i - .i ) ,jrnr - T'HE TJNDERSIGlNEry H.V3 OPJBNi' , I eda'i Schun a full! ing articles; canclics.-stalionc'ryf CaUery. aaij toys, and gt-nts' furnTshmg goods. . . ." He InvIttktW'nublfc to gTvef,h'r rcalP and assurei albthat they will call arste.u JAKE MARCU3B., . URGENT C'AttLv'i Jto.- pv ALTPERSOJiS-Wna HAVE'!N(5T v settled then laftiyear'a accountr'.forT .blacksmithing. are requested to come for; ward Immedf:tely and settle, as1 I m'tati Xave money. I, caajt "wait anVlpnger.i w , , DAVID CRONEMILLER,,.., Jacksonville? July. 27th'. j z.Tsi Jium " -' SETTLE UPl a1" "" "i: t i rjiat aw TOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN THAT' 1 Jf all a'ebts due4tho estate of Danlel.Hppj kins (deceased) must be settled ImmedlsUii ly:' TliW js'tuti flPal call aid'tfosts-wlH-Jse' sayeAby.atcndjng.toItt onty . David L. Uoexaz. jACKStnviuie, JunoO.'l&SOiww iewi N0TJCE, J V ttOUli tf.tfR WARNING ' W IIEREB"Y C iJiven.tha't,my books .1re imSqtiiral Uuffet's hands. Those indebted to me the 'first day after 'next cIecti6n,'"wflFaave to bring k-wrlltcn excuse frdm 'Squire,' Uuf. .fer. Excuses published. ., . JacksbnviUelAusiai.aSSaij ni 9nJ , 'For i&W hwlw Mf The.Mlnipg-Dltchf knoiya 'as-the.Goose,' iiuiumicu, running irom waiKCr ureer. to" pillow Sp'rin-gs: PaVtles "wishing uuj( tiiiu.uiiciiiwiiinppiy la ' , THQS. CHAV? ''h tid ei AVNERT. i Dated: Julyifl. 1880., At'Chayher,rRjSidkr, ja ntUsM. Q'WIKGvTatA-iJHANGE IlfiiJSDW Iness Jhe undersigned myst haye a. settlement Thdse' knOwirig themselves' l&1 deb ted to thcJEuoithcrJbjroote'.erJSoflk,-? counLwill 8ettle'bcforo August lOtborwlt, Will be instituted: - ' ' '-i-Wiwl July 21, I88O1.'! A-Pbheh & Ce.i Y il I ) itr v. --' T vdi la 1200 J?EET-.KYDRAULI0iPlPB,'lT&7J' 1 'ringJrom.26.to8JacJiesVand.one No. bi..i tu.1 ",,::' Aag.5,tfc G.fcAREWSKI;" l.:. -. ;. ; -.-j ..:'f.i -j 1?:... j..i j-. .. in ;,j- .c.'i rfnln.'0vw . x am settling ray ousmess and. all: parttesdwTngfmmusi SSSig ttrHyaKl' and settle' thwr.'a'cceuMi immklfiitfr,3 asjnterest at1i(he,;ratelof:onbp'e); eeakt will bo, charg-4. 'from thisdatejgjf mean business, and musj: hav6 aor ey to meetTuy demands.. ,. 4 , 7 d: a covert?1 rhoehix: Aug. 20,1880 " 1 Medical Iff oties .UntioL HAVING SUSPENDED. JIY MOUN. : tain exploratiana; rgemr ifrofe. nWl serricea'ta.tlje Derte;ol,Ja)k i EaglePoint, Sefc ft,18fl; 3i7liKib 5v: f 'til' - 'i Aft A t,Jr. ,, inll. villi- t , .. n r.VA , I -,t ' 1 f., ,'J '"Boota'fi Shoes, best stock H 'aVthe'New York Store-CaJt and' k Wvnnnuiir .GJK" w,0., , ;eneralyrietv;stottJBXtdoor.to nofs barber shoo, wherelie will kwi Assortment of clears.' tobacco? tiSok i.uiant. Also, 600 reel of hydraulic pipo. 18 Inches' 'square at'lieaa'arid ttperSno Oinches.' .For termi alibi Vtii.thertaiulerr FARMERSiNo is the'tim'e tor den.y.ourKexjtraafforisfarajirtiaclHfierira Gq6to Bilger'Sj storo,aavpB fffHJ,jr what your want ,! f'2c T B l Sf . tAx "-a i $r uc- '; ,510 ! 'A fpiaiUhYEriim vm b-o at '-ay t