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OBEGOH SEfiTINEL.
JACKSONVILLE
Wednesday; December 22, 1880.
Laud OBlce at Rosrburi. Ocn. 1
, Jane 30, issu. j
T All Whom It tany Concern:
s ftctlee l hercbr given (Uat I have dels
jutted theORIXON kttTIVELui the paper
ta wbleh I hnll Iiereancr publish all lire
MpUoM, homcutead and applications
rrMlalnx palenln for lamU If Ins Ucar
JacXoaTlUe, Jackson ronntr. Oregon.
W. F. BIAJAMIV, Beslstcr.
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Vacation. When the public school
in this district closes Friday it w ill not
be re-opened until Monday January 3d,
a vacation being git en during the hoi
Idavs. , Tdkkey SnooTisaiWillie Bilger
lias arranged for several dozen turkeys
'which will be put up for a turkey
shooting 'match on Christmas day at
twepty-livo cents a shot. Good shots
eed not purchase holiday turkevs
iow as they can get them a great deal I
m
Chbistmas BalL A social dance
will be given at Phoenix on Christmas
'eve by Mrs. Dan Lavenburg to which
everybody is" invited. Good music
Las been secured and every one knows
that the supper furnished by Mrs. La
Tenburg cannot be excelled anywhere.
Tickets 52.50.
Odd Fellow's Installation. The
newly elected officers of Jacksonville
"Lodge No. 10 will be installed by D.
p. G. M. Helman an Saturday, Jan.
"8, 1880, when the new work of the
order will also be exemplified and de
grees conferred. All the brothers are
requested to be present at that time.
Escajipmest Election. Table
"Rock Encampment, I. O. O. F., elected
the following olncuis at the last regu
lar meeting:
K. Kubli, Chiaf Patriarch; Silas J.
Day, High Priest; Herman Helms,
Senior Warden; F. Luy, Junior War
flea; J. A. Boyer, Sciibe; John Miller,
Treasntvr; Silas J. Day, K. Kubli.
Herman Helms, Trustees.
Court. Wee-lip the following Court
Items from tho Itoseburg Plaindealer:
State of Oregon vs Ex Rel W. R
Benjamin, vs the Douglas county Road
Co., action tb annul the charter of .1
corporation. Motion to dismiss dver
ruled: on trial.
B. F. Dowell vs Jssse Appleeate,
Wt in equity to aid execution. Con
linued.
J. M. Courtney vs K. Kubli, et al,
injunction. Continued.
One by One. On Monday night,
Geo. L. Thompson crossed the tin es
hold of eternity and another of the
familiar faces of Jackonv ille is gone.
Mr" Thompson was born in Toronto,
Canada, in 1818, and at one time was
In the shipping business ill Belfast,
Ireland. He was in the employment
bf Morris Meusor of this City as a
c erk for nearly tweilty years, and re
Carded as a faithful employe and a
quirt.unobstruiive. citizen. The funer
al .wij' take plate from the residence of
Mr! Meiibdr td-Jiy Peaco to his ashes.
.
Useless Bridge. The bridge built
across Cow ereek lost suinliKr by the
authority of Doug!a county is said to
be a very safe and substantial structure
and no doubt intended to supply a
want long felt by the travelling public.
At present the bridge is quite useless
as it is impossible to approach it, anil
it is a matter of conjecture vvhethei
the County Court of that County de
feirethe public, to derive benefit from
it or not. If they are afraid the
bridge will be worn out by travel the
Court is. pTfrsuirig an excellpnt course
to save it. Where is Strickland)
, From Silver Creek. Mr. Thomas
P. Rogers of Silver creek, in Josephine
county, called on us last "week and
showed us some veiy handsome gold
recently taken out of his mining claim
bri that creek. The specimens are
heavy smooth gold, such as is called
5'leitd" gold by miners as if is thought
to indicate a lead or continued pav
streak, and weighing from one to four
dollars. A nugget si taken out a few
weeks since weighing ?5f and Mr.
Rogers says half ounce pieces are quite
common. He estimates the qverage
wages of the miners at $5 per day and
says that only about eight will lemaiu
hi the camp during the winter, the
krxoir being already two and d half feet
tleep.
Memorial Notice. The old" and
young leave us. This time it is Mrs
Emeliue Cameron who departed this
life at the family residence in TJniou
lowri, Jackson county, Or., Dec. 16,
1880, aged 71 years, 5 months and 15
flays. She was a native of Madison
county, New York, where in early life
she was reared aim educated under the
auspices of the Presbyterian Church,
and the moral and religious' influences
thus received did much in-shaping her
course in life. About eleven years ago
ahe with her husabnd and youngest son
immigrated to this state, and settled in
this county, where' resided three of her
sons and one daughter, and here she
resided ever since. Nearly three years
ago she was called upon to mourn the
loss of her husband, James Cameron,
whom she now follows to the spirit
land. Feeble in body, the result of
the weight of years, she was" sick but
it few moments,, and her dissolution
took place, apparently, without a strug
gle. Thus has passed fronr among us
6ne of the oldest and most respected of
our matrons. The remains were fol
lowed by her sorrowing children antfa
large number of friends, and laid beside
those of her husband in the beautiful
Moronic cemetery, on Saturday to
await the mystery that turns death in
to' life.
LOCAL ITEUs"
Merry Christmas to all.
Then a Happy New Year.
All tho latest styles in hoops at
Howard's.
Rufus and Byron Cole were in town
last week.
Henry Mensdr has returned from
the North".
Suits, worth $15 for 9, at the New
York store. i
1880 will die a natural death in
nine more days.
E. H. Autcnrieth has gone to Yreka
oil legal business.
A. D. Helman returned froui Port
laud lasl Monday.
S. Booth his our thanks for a fine
Christmas turkey.
Tuikeys gobble now, on Saturday
they will be gobbled.
Look out for duns and when asked
to pay see that it is done.
Win. Bybee, Jr.; returned from
Lake county last Monday.
Circuit Court hfl adjourned' until
Monday, January, 3d 1881.
Don't forcet the printer when mak
ing ) our annual settlements.
Col. Stone and ladv were among the
visitors to town on Saturday.
Mrs. Harvey DVskins is quite ill at
her residence on Rogue river.
Read the notice of D. L. Hopkins,
administrator, aud take warning.
Dolmans", cloaks and zephyr work
in endless variety at Reaines Bros.
Veit Schutz denies that Hall was
robbed in llis saloon as stated last week.
Ish k, Catori can furnisn you with
excellent teams at the very lowest prices.
The Covert trial is a thing cf the
past, aud tax pa) ere draw, a sigh of
relief.
Your wife would appreciate one of
those stov es at Kubli's for a Christmas
prpseut.
Read SheiifT Bybee's notice to delin
quent tax payeis. Taxes, like death,
must come.
Elder Peterson will preach at Eagle
Point next Sunday, Dec. 26th, morn
ing service.
Boots it Slides, best stock in town
at the New York Store Call and see
for j ourself.
John Miller has one of tho neatest
hardware stores in Oregon and sells at
bedrock prices:
F. Richard received another lc t of
jewelry this week v Inch he is se ling
cheap for cak.
Geo. W. Kimball is engaged in map
ping the donation claims m the Rose
burg ladd district.
Joseph Robinson of Eden precinct
reports a large amount Of grain sown
in his neighborhood.
Tht're is no need of starving as long
as Birkhead furnishes first class mealb
for twenty-five cents.
Call at the millinery store of Mrs.
and Miss Piim for holiday presents for
lady friends aud telatives.
Rev. M. A. Williams will hold re
ligious hervices at Rock Point next
Sduday at 11 o'clock, a. M.
Newman Fisher,' fine stock of goodR
should should not be overlooked while
hunting fo'r holiday presents.
Yesterday was the shortest day in
the year. Time will now
begin1
to
stretch out like an ague patient,
Jake Marcuse has an immense stock
of holiday goods which must be sold at
some figure before New Yars.
E. C. Brooks has an immense stock
of jewelry, perfumery, etc., from which
to select your Chri slhias presents.
Wintjen & Helms will be glad to
see their friends on Christmas or any
other day Egg nog, just think of it!
We regiet to learn that Mrs. James
McDonough of Willow Springs is still
teriously ill hav ing suffered a relapse.
The English papers' now admit that
the financial policy of our government
cummands the admiration of the
world.
Rev; D: A. Crowell will hold ser
vices in the Presbyterian church in
Phoenix on Sunrfav, Dec. 26, at 11 a.
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Cohn is going to have turkey for
Idinner on Christmas a'nd is so" htfpnv
that ho is giving goods away. See if he
don't.
After the meeting of the California
Legislature" next month the C. C. W.
R. will probably take some definite
shape.
Hon. E. B. Watson: Supreme Judge,
will leave next Monday for Salem to
attend the January term of the Su
preme Courts.
John Ktockenjos is putting' up an ele
gant residence on his ranch on Bear
creek. It will be the finest in that
neighborhood.
We learn that Gen. B. V. Ankeny
and sop arejitill sojourning at the Blue
Henry Ankeny.
We ate under obligations to Hon.
R. P. Earhart, Secretary of State; for
tabulated statements of the vote of Ore
gon in November.
Noland & McDaniel will not closp
on Christmas, and will greet friends
with the best in the house vvho don't
like Tom & Jerry ?
On christmos day, High Mass at' 1 1
o'clock, A. M., at the Catholic Church.
The singing and niusw by the young
ladies' ainaleur choir?
Sank Owe'ni, a well known sporting
man, died at Baker City a few days
since. He was regarded as a very hon
orable man of his class.
W. J. Plymale has taken the agency
for tho California Insurance Co., but
still continues furnishing spirited turn
outs at his livery stable.
The recommendation that gambling
be prohibited in the army, by an addi
tional article of war, is renewed try the
Judge Advocate General.
J. H. Huffer is the agent in this
county for. Sam Simpson's beautiful
poem, which arc being published by
bis sister Nord. Price $3.
Ducks are said by sportsmen ( to be
unusually scarce in this valley owing,
probably, to the mildness of the winter
at their breeding grounds'.
There is a great demand for hogs on
KlaraatK and M Scoti's valley tut they
are scarce in this market and but few
can be gathered for export.
The gentleman who borrowed Viet
Schutz' saddle is invited to return it as
it is wanted. That person will do so
without mention of his name.
,Itis now authentically stated that
Mr. Davenport has traced the forgery
of the "Morey" letter right to chairman
Barnum and the end is to come.
Governor George E. Briggs is lying
dangerously ill at his residence, five
miles south of Kerbyville, and his
recovery is considered doubtful.
Mr. Joseph Rapp has qiir tfianks
for a supply of choice apples. May
he never have to rip but once at the
pearly gate before being adm t -ed.
Sargent Dunlap laid away a China
man in the Chinese portion of the
cemetery on Sunday. He was )Ut
away wilh tHe Usual barbaric cere
monies. The'new Town Hall is nearly ready
for occupancy. The "Calaboose" is to
be finished first and judging from tlie
saturnalia of Sunday night, it is much
ueeded.
Tue Metropolitan hotel in Roseburg
caught fire Thursday morning, but
through the prompt action of Mr.
Canan and others it was soon extin
guished.
Hav e vou an invitation to the "Lean
Year?'' is wh'at wives ask their hus
handi. The answer is tirtiv er&tl)y "no
mam," bat how some men will twist
tile truth.
After being out 69 hoQrs the jury in
the ca.se agonist Scliroeder for the mur
der of Dr. Lefevre of Oakland, Cal, a
bort time since returued vehiict of
not guilt.
Clerk Huffer of the Jacksonville
school district announces that unless
school taxes are paid within sixty
days the roll will be handed over to
the Sheriff for collection.
No matter if E. Jacotia ttia loose his
turkeys, his customers will be treated
as usual if they call round and make
their wants known, aud they can have
all their wants supplied there.
The ladies having charge of tho Leap
Year ball request us to ask those who
intend furnishing eaiables for the sup
per to bring them to Holt's hall earl
in the afternoon of Friday next.
Karewski invites his customers to
look at his stock. Would there be
anything nicer than a first class stove
for a Christmas present? And sto'ves
are only a small part of his stock:
Geo. Frey of Little Butte reports the
range in that section better than it has
been drfriif the Winter for many
years. Grass is springing up finejy on
the suriny sto'pes a'nd cattle are doing
well.
Some handy person stole eight
fine turkeys from E. Jacobs on Sun
day night. To steal turkeys just on
tho eve of the holidays just when the
owner most needs them is downright
mean.
A. H. Carson of Josephine county
called on us last evening and reports
times flourishing in that section. He
has some intention of moving here to
give his" cliililren tho advantage o'f o'ur
school. '
A very boom in th'e matter of im
provements in Jackson county is
noted. In respect to manj points of
advantage, (climate not the least).
Jackson is the best county in Oregon.
Port OrfordPost.
m
A sham duel between two Jackson
ville bloods at Veit's-briiwery last Sat
urday night demonstrated the fast that
nine able-bodied men (Sit get out of
harm's way at the same time by
squatting behind the sto've."
Quit talking about .game law as it is
useless. Soon there wi)l bo no Lame' to
protect and then the lazy set wno are
subsisting on its slaughter will have to
go to work and earn enongh to beep
their worthless carcasses alive.
, Sheriff Bybee returned from Happy
Camp last Friday, but we are sorry to'
note hat Tiis health is not much im
proved. We learn that he contemplates
m'akin" a sea voyage soon with the
hipe 6f benefitting his health.
Mrs. Berry offrs very handspme
hats and millinery goods for the" holi
days at very low prjees. Just imroag
ine how your hollyhock would look in
a new hat, Step into' Mrs. B.'s estab
lishment and do the proper thing.
E. Dimiclr, the affable Postraaiter,
telegraph operator and merchr.nt of
Orant's Pass paid Jacksonville' a visit
last Monday purchasing holiday goodR.
He was accompanied by his family and
returned home on ihe following day.
Breckenfeld keeps all kinds of wear
ing apparrel, candies, nuts, cigars and
tohacoo,toys and all sorts of holiday
goods, which, he is Relling at the very
lowest prices. You can not fail finding
a suitable holiday present at his' store.
The Tidings tickles the courtwitli
the straw ITof inconsistency which
is absolutely worse than its declination
to accord ' veneration for anv'tlifng
earthly. To say that a court is incon
sistent is the-most contemptuous treas
on, v- .
R. B. Loos has sold his interest in
the Yreka Tribune' to his partner Ru
dolph Rem me. It will no" longer be a
loos publication and, Bro. Remmc,
here's luck, and a hope, that the Trib
une ceasing t!6vbe 4-ioos" will never get
tight.
The presk of the country has b'een
busy since the election of Preident
Garfield in forming his cabinet but we
learn tliat J. A. Card well could not
accept a position at this time on ac
count of rti.h of business at the Union
stable.
The Champions of Honors' next reg
ular election, of Victory Council No.
4, will be held at their Hall this even
ing at which time other important
' . ..... -U Ii
business will be mentioned. All mem
bers in good standing are requested to
attend. .X
Capt, S. Saltmarsh lost four pieces
of County actio- somewhere in. J.ick-
"sonville last Thursday, amounting to
9 a. jrayment nas oeen s,ioppea ac
tlie Treasurer's office and tfie finder
will confer a favor by leaving them at
Mr. Beekman's bank.
New Sewing Bfracnines at E. C.
Brooks' ,New Di ug Store. Four differ
ent kinds of the latest and best im
proved machines made in the world.
The Crown, the Eldridge, the New
Home, and New Airier
Price from1 $40 to 50.
American Machines.
Kahler Bros.' store is just overflow
ing with beautiful holiday presents and
the urbane junior of tho firm will be
deliglite'd to wait on you, no matter
whether you want pills, perfume, pre
scriptions or pretty things for your
weakness or vour little ones.
Judging ffom the number of deer
skins being brought to town .Mitce the
advance in prices it is more than likely
that the law making it a punishable of
fense for slaughtering deer for their
hides only is not being enforce 1. Some
one wiil get caught yet, however.
Orogon's population. The popula
tion of the State of Oregon, according
to the schedules returned to the Census
Office bv the enumerators, is as fol
lows; Miles, 103,383; females, 71,
379; total, 174,762; native, 144,322;
foreign born, 30,440; wb'ite, 163.0S2;
colored; i 1,630:
A man named , Babe r got into a row
in a saloon1 at Harrisburg )st week,
drew a.pistol and shot himself in the
, C 1 I li 1 -f II
leg. oervna aim ngm, anu u an rui
fiaits who make a practice of drawing
weapons w ithout occasion were to shoot
themselves it would be a blessing to
every community:
Win. G. Kenney commenced hand
ling the ribbons toHayfbr tho O. it C.
Stage Go. He hasMhe stock from
Grant's Pass to Levens', an ugly win
ter drive, but '"'Billy" will be a good
careful driver aud no doubt will acquit
himself with credit Tobe .MLartiii
drives the swing betweeli Rock Point
and Grants Pass.
LiturgicSl writers assign to th'e' three
inossrb on ciiriitiiuas uov ue luiioniuj:
mystic meaning: First, the eternal
birth of the Sou of God in the bosom
of his father; second, his birth in time
iri the womb of his Immaculate mother;
third, his spiritual birth in die Learu
of the faithful by a worthy reception
of the Holy Commuiiion.
Speaking ot the signtil Service Secre
tary of War Ramsey says: Cautionary
signals have been made svstematcally
on occasions of supposed danger at one
hundred and two different sea and
lake ports and cities. O'f the total
number of caiftionary signals this dis
I J if iu -.! - I i . .1
iiiyeu, myui.wiiii-e uuu lour minus
per cent have been justified.
After the verdict in the Covert case,
the Sentinel office' was besieged by
the jury, curious to see the article they
had been forbidden to read. The unan
imous opinion was that any one who
thought a juror would be swerved from
his duty by it was guilty of contempt
and ought to be pun-ished, and "that's
what's the matter with Hannah."
The Itfciirfiis o'f the Yakiiua reserva
tion last year raised 34,000 b'tfshels of
wheat, lesides varibtfs outer products
including 100CT tons of hay. They
have built a handsome church and
many other comfortable farm houses,
and less than ten er cent, of their
wants are supp'ied by the government.
Ex. And still be are toldthat the
reservali&n! system Is ft lamentable fail
ure. We are informed that the County
Judge savs that 3000 must be sub
scribed and paid into the county treas
ury by those interested in the proposed
bridge across Rogue river before the
County Court will appropriate a liko
sura. The cost of the bridge is esti
mated at SGOCto and) if the people 6f
Sam's valley want a bridge they know
just what to do.
Hon. Jno. H. Moores? one of the
oldest a'nd most influential citizens of
Salem' djeil in that city on Thursday,
Dec. Ifith.' Mr. Moores was several
times a lnenioer of th'e Legislative. As
sembly and a brother of I. K." Moores,
once Speaker of the Hoilse." He) was
universally respected for his purity of
character and leaves behind hitnUhat
which ii better than all a goocf name.
. Tlie verdict in the Schroetler case in
California has aroused- .universal com
ment and th'e p'ress a're'han'dliife Judge
and jury without kids. It is openly
charged that Judge Green showed
shameless partiality foif the murderer,
and that his ruling were universally
against the prosecutaou. So it seems
that in California the courts are not
hedged about with? (hat special divinity
with' which the little''rfckspittle"or
ganettwTof Oregon, saving no opinion
of their own, would ii vest them.
XKKKY CHRISTMAS.
Patrons and friends and fellow
toilers through this vale of sorrow,
again we give you Christmas greeting.
Old time has marked another cycle in
his tireless round. Gentle Sprif;g with
her warm and fragrant breath and
flowery footsteps slumbrous Summer
laden with the full fruition of Spring's
promises Autumn with thrift and
plenty and well filled garners have
come and a-tsed away and in a few
days Merry Christmas, too will have
been reckoned with the past. There
are ffcw spots on earth where the natal
day of our Savior possesses so deep
an interest as where the moaning tide
of the great Pacific says to the swell
ing surges of civilization: No farther'
for among us there nre still thousands
who remember the happy Christmax
days of yore that brought with them
the pleasant reunions, the loving,
kindly greetings of kindred and that
aro recalled with hallowed and sacred
reverence. How many more Christmas
greetings may pass between us none
may say. Since the last many fa mil
iar faces have gone beyond tlie "hither
shore," ere the anniversary of Uie great
Nazarine comes again many more will
follow. For the Sake of Him, in whose
honor the "day ii t'ept, let it le one of
cordial fellowship, of real and heart
fe.t Christiam..ch"arity for otlr mutual
weaknesses, of forgiveness for our
mutual wrongs, of relief from tlie petty
spites aud gri'dges of humanity, of re
conciliation for our mutual enmities
and there will be few who will not
liless the single day in , the year that
softens the thorns that beset the feet
of humanity. May the Christmas
holly always be green and may the
day come as of old; with its hallowed
springs of reul unalloyed happiness is
our cordial wish to all mankind.
A tollil Jury.
We are indebted to Win. Savage for
the following curious facts with regard
to the late jury, collected during their
term of imorisonment: James Tufts
weighs 191 lbs., age 55 vears 11
mouths; Wm. Haiper 15S lbs , age 64
vears 3 m on tin.: Jno. Ashmead 172 lis
age 56 years 4 months; Miles. Wake
niau 125 lbs., age 51 years 2 months;
Thos. Mee 174 lbs., age 50 years 7
months; Clias. Williams 157 lbs., age
48 vears 9 months; J. C. Campbell 168
lbs , age 44 years 1 month; J. H. Whip
pie 170 lbs , age 45 years 8 months;
Robt Morris 184 lbs, age 26 vearo 10
iths;
Savage 150 lbs., age 26
fyeafs 5 months; Lyman "Chappie 172
lbs., age b4 years J mouths; Richard
Collins 147 , ilia.,- age 47 years 3
months. Aveiage weight 163
lbs., average age 45 jearsj average
neig'it O teet UJ incites. no says
this was uat a solid jury and one hat
had reached the years 01 di?crelionT
. 7JJ
MiloxiG Elections. At a meeting
of Oregon Chapter No. 4, R. A. M.',
held on the evening of the 14tb, the
following offlcerswere elected for the
ensuing term: Thos. G. Reames, H.
P.; A. M. Berrv; K.J J. N. T. Miller,
Scribe; David "iinp, C. of H.; Will.
Jackson, P. J.; C. C. Bekman, R, A.
C; N. Fisher, Master of .Third Veil;
H. C. Hill.M. q'f 2d V.;W f. Atkin
son, M. of 1st "v'.J jtax Muller, Secre
tary C. Mingus, Ireasurer.
tary; u. xuingus, .treasurer.
Warren' Lodge No. 10," A. F.
31., elected th'e following ofiici
& A
onicers on
AVednesday evening: C. C. Beekman,
W. M.; David Linn, S. W., Will.
Jackson J. W.; John Miller, Treas
urer, Max Mullefj Secretary; R. S"
Dunlap, Tyler. ,
Adarel Chapter No. 5, O. E. S.,
held an election for officers last Friday
evening with the follow iug result: W.
Matron, Mrs. B. A. Miller; W. Patron,
David Linn; A. M., Mrs. Hattie Jack
son: Secv' Mrs. R. F'sh'er;Treas.; Ms."
J. E. Reames; Conductress, Miss An
nie Miller; Associate Conductress, Miss
Alie Berry.
A public installation of all the above
officers,' for Masons and their families,
will take place on St. John's Day,' Mon
day, Dec. 27th, at the Masonic hall.
After the ceremonies refreshments wilT
be served in tho Club Room sdjoining,
under the supervision of the lady rela
t ves of the members of the fraternity.
Sold Out. A. J. Adams haVing
sold out his interest in. the saloon ousi
ness at Kerbyville to his old partner,
James Hughes, they find it necessary,
in offfer to cloe up the business of the
firm 6'f Hughes & Adams, to call on" all
persons who know themselves indebte'd
to them to see W. T. Forbes, Esq , who
is authorized to make settlements aud
receipt for all moneys duo the firm.
'Huoiies Adaub:
T, A. J. Adam, would here thank
my friends and the traveling commu-f
nity for all past favors, and would res
pcctfullv recommend all to call anu
smile upon mr old colleague, the pres
ent proprietor 01 the Kerbyville oa
loon". A. J. ADAM3.
Four Through Lines of Railroad
Are now pointing toward Oregon
the Northern Pacific, the Utah North
ern, the Winnemucca, and one from
Reno. When all these are1 completed,
the rush of population to' this northern
section will be wonderful, and in an
ticipation of it, Messrs," Hodge, Davis
& Co. have enlarged their facilities for
the manufacture of the Oregon Kid
ney Tea, which has .never been -known
to fail in curing- the worst cases of
backache or arty cfist-ase of the kidneys
or urinary organ's of either sex. Sold
all over.
Garfield is Our Next rrcsldcut.
The Jacksonville New York Store re
ceived last Saturday-some 300 worth
of goods which were damaged .on the
road between Roseburg and Jackson
ville. He offers these goods for sale at
half their cost for cash. Call and be
convinced. M. Mexsor.
Heavy Canton flannel undershirts
and drawers,' for G3tts al the New
York Store.
Sunday School Christmas Tree.
The Christmaajfestivities of the Union
Sunday School of Jacksonville wil
takr place at the M. E.. Church next
Friday evening, Dec 24th. The hx
ereises wil commence at six o'clock
slur,, according to the- following pro
gramme:
1. Instrumental voluntary.
2. Song, "Glory in the highest," by
the school. y , v t
3. Prayer, by Row M. A'. Williams.
4. Song, "Hosanna to tho son of
David,'' by the school.
5. Address, by Charles Bilger.
6. Christmas anthem, "Hark, what
mean those, holy voices," by the Choir
7. Scripture reading, by David Pres
ley. 8. Recit-vtion, "Hear tha angels
sinsr." Iv MiR Rena Danforth.
9. Song, "Sound the tattle cry," by
the school.
10. Distribution of presents and re
freshments. 11. Closing hymn, "Sweet by and
by," by the audience.
A sufficient number of ushers have
been appointed to assist in seating tlie
audience.
DIED.
CAMERON At the family residence
in Uniontown,, December 16, 1880,
Mrs. Emeliue Cameron, relict of the
late James Cameron, aged 71 years,
5 mouths and 15 days'.
THOMPSON In Jacksonville, Dec.
31, 1880, of congestive chill, Geo.
L. Thompson, aged 62 years.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Last Warning.
Those indebted to the estate of Daniel
llopkisn, deceased, arc notified that un
less settlement is made by.Ianuiry 1, 1831,
suit will be commencol and no favors
given. I have do oilier alternitivc.
David I.. HorKiNs,
Administrator.
Jacksonville. Dec. 23, 18S0.
NOTICE.
AH those who know iuemclvei in
debted to the firm of Hughes & Adims,
saloon keepers, Kerbyville, Josephine
county, Oregon. The accounts and books
of the above firm have been placid In
my h-inda for collection and settlement,
and you arc hereby requested to call aniy
office at Kerbyville, and see the figures.
W. L. Foiides,
Receiver.
Tas Notisj
Tax niyers are hereby notified that the
thirty nays pracc, allowed by 1-vw, having
expired, I will comaiunce.ri'din;; for tuxes
immediately after Januiry 1st, and in or
der to s ive expense to the lax payers, e irn
eslly ask them to corn's forward and settle,
without Being called on and churned
mileage. , Wjf.-J'vyo?, . -
, T , -Sheriff of-JacfesotrTaairtv.
Jacksonville, Dec. 22, 1830 '
NOTIOS.
Laxd Office at Rosrcnciui. Oon.
,1
Dec. 1J, lb'bu. i
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the following named settler Ins filed
notice of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and secure fiml
cs'try thereof on Saturday, January 20,
1S3I, before the Judge or Clerk of the
Court of Jackson, cmjnty, Oregon, viz:
Isaac P. Siim?on, Homcstcm Applica
tion", No. 2.m, for the S H of N "VV if. Sec.
3..S E ii of N E and N E if of 3 E if.
Sec 4, T 37, S of R 1 W, and nanus the
following as his witnesses, viz: James
Beck, Uobt JIavily, John McVey and
John W. Smith, all o'f Mauzanila, Jucknm
County Urejrnn.
Wm. F. Benjamin, Register.
SARDINE NURSERY.
SITUATED ON
SARDINE CREEK
lJa miles Northeast of
ROOK FOUSTT;
B. F. MILLKH, PROPRIETOR,
A general assortment of fruit trees kept
constantly on hand, consisting of Apple,
Peach,Neclarines, Pears, Plums, Cherries,
Prunes, Apricots, Quinces, etc; also berries
of all varieties and shrubbery &c.
"Everything sold at the moit reasonable
prires and all the fruit is guaranteed to be
as represented.
LMERR.Y CHfllSTMAS TO ALL!
SOCIAL P'iifiTY
at xnc
POOR-MAN'S OEEDK HOUSE,
-ON
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Christmas Eve, Dec. 24th.
rpHE UNDERSIGNED WILL GIVE
1 a grind party at the .Fposnun's creek
lyuse," three miles south of Jacksonville,
on Christmas Eve. The best of music and
supper Tvill be provided.
.Tickets (including supper) ?2 50. Come
one? Come all! and enjoy yo'irselves.
L HERLING.
El YEAR'S BALL
AT
MADAME HOLT'S HALL
ON
Mew Year's Eve, Dec. 31si.
MADA3IE HOLT HEREBY AN
nounces to the public that she lsj's
npw making great preparations for a grand
ball at her new hall on New Year Eve,
Dee. 31st.
Prof. Scout's String Band has been en
gazed" for the occasion.
Tickets (including supper) $2 50.
a. general inynauon is exicnucit 10 all.
Children
rem
Pitcher9
astosia.
Eotlior3 liZio end Physician
rocominenil it.
IT 13 HOT NARCOTIZ.
CENTAUIt LINIMENTS;
tho "World's great Paln-Ito
licvinjr remedies. Tlicylienl,
sootlio nud euro Burn!,
Wounds, "Weak Back hjiil
Rheumatism upon Man, and
Sprains, Galls and Lameness.
poa Beasts. Cheap",
and reliable!
quick
CPUTIT3 cJdls-uiiticICccos,
SnnCes, Craclilina; PoIz3 la tlo
Hoad, Fetid I"rcatli, Eeaiioaa,
and any Catarrhal Cosxplciai, '
can to exterminated ty "WcilTo
Meyer's Catarrh Cure, a Const.
tuttoau! Antidoto, "by Absorp
tion Tho most Important Cis
0070x7 since Vaccination.
ASHLAND
HARASS
SHO?
fefc
C K. KLUMj
JIANUFACTUKBtt OF, AND DEAIAR IV
Saddlery and Harness;
ASilLAND, OREGOK
KEEP? A GEN'Ktl VL ASSORTMENT OF
good lu his Hue of trade.
Ladles', Mem and Coy' Saddles'
Specialty. , .
TEAM; BUGGY AjYD
PLOW HAEjYESS,
whips,
ROBES,
DUSTERS
J-ANii-
1IORSE
BLANKETS.
ALSO-
WlKCIIESTER REUTI30 RlFLKS
(commonly called Henry Rifles) of
model of 18C6 1873, and isff6.
I
Pistols, Cartridges, 33tc.
Wheal taken at the Highest Market
Rates in Exchange for goods.
Mn.P.P. PjIih. Ml Ullllm
ALL.TliE
Latest FALL & WMTBtt Stack
-xr-
PRIM'S MILLINERY STORE
t
WE HAVE J UST RECEIVED A NEW
stock of jroods at our store, of Fall
and Winter style, as follows:
HATS OF ALL STYLES,
PLUSHES, FEATHERS, FLO WERS
JET TKIMMraOS,
Children's lioods & Waists,
CARD IlOAhD,
Velvets, Zephyrs, Needles.
We also Keep tin celebrated Cntraw I
Kid Gloves, Handkerchiefs, etc.
Call and examine before purchasing
elsewhcro.
Jacksonville. Nov. 2Jth, 187i? ., ;T-
COMM1T IT TO MEMORY"'
THAT
Sosenstoefc & Ocfe
MONARCH
KUBBEK BOOTS',4
ARFT THE
Best Made
AND
EVERY PAIR IS GUAR
ANTEED TO GIVE
SATISFACTION.
sk for Koscnstock & Co.'s Eureka
Calf Boot. Beware of Imilation. vv e U
so keep the largest stock of leather goods
in thu San Erancia market, 1
S. W. ROSENSTOCK & CO.
San Francisco, Cal.
NOTICE.
Those who are indebted to
the undersigned by note or
book account are hereby noti
fied that an" immediate settle
ment must be made, as I intend
to go Y ast to buy goods, ad T
musthave money-
G KAEEWSKR
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