Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, January 08, 1881, Image 2

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Closing Out
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KMT&ipTong post. ius
to TBwTBOTcan soil; Vhile those
wis swng tie kissing lash and i o3ow
rd tie track of tic wood iosnd, lw--waa
tidr broken idols. Democracy will
Ve kept alive. While there is a nece-
slty for poiillcal -sewerage; through
which mwi pass tie haired, tie pred
lodice. tie ideas tiat bare Krti in tie
nance ofti scam and refese of so-1
derj, Democracy -will " channel
tfcre:gu wiici it win flow. Good,
misguided men will I drawn into iu
current, giving t n.av of reKpectahil
itx bet tie political stream will
Mjfl be fouL It wiH live as long a
wretched amnken editors prostitute &
press and mistake calnaaj and viliaca-
tion for argument sad, "en we iraui
sos garbaga of iuliteratcre ceases tobe
proptr food for tie public mini il will
lire no longer. Mark it' Wherevar
tie Sunday law is a dead letter, !
! '
ct wiH be aTtving fact. Wherever,?, v, ore oxen i. 9-'
3oons harbor and armora&e our 1 other catde 2,549. Sheep, 13,. I a. 4
routi with a MI knowledge of tie-rio- It willl percivejy tie forego.ng
iation of law, IVmocracr wiH hare , tiat Jackwn and mmfiam coanties
pporters and while tie serpent tiat Ik In corn xndgrape produang re
- ?T- . -i : -r fc-rrf, WrJ b ijtd that -Reaches Form a. Urge
MMK.cnwltwl.it Wv ftPsbolf-t our fruit crop while plums
&e world, 3)sorcT
wTSe.
lit Mi.
ata: "W
sJMtj
tie Inrar-
CSrccH
TiJ -r-rfi i'"11 -S" ""
7931 S7 witl
ana uiatTne propertv 4
in tie bill be held
by tie parties claiming it in trust for
tic phuntif; and tiat tit same be
said to satisfy tie decree. Tie facts
found in tie tie trial of tie caw ara
tiU in 1S70 ilesrs EOiott, son of
,Jeresaai Sliott, proccred aa insnr
aac of $S,000 on iis life in tie X. W.
la. Co. In Jnae 1S71 it was algfd
tiat be bad been drowned while raft-
agm ttjrn ihe Colsmbia and in
IS73 tie policy -was rid to Jeremiah
to wi it bad bees anggnod, and in
1S74 the. family removed to this county
and purchased land and sheep. Soon
alter their location a young man, call
ing timstaf Frank "Williams appeared
daiaing to be dhtant relative ml tie
family, but was soon recognized, by a
tormer school mate, as tie identical
Closes EHiott win waa sepposrd to b
at tie bottom of tie "deep, deep sex."
.Geiting into tronblt wiii neigrbor?
labostsieep it is supposed that some
EHiott's enemies informed toe Corn-
tiny of tie son's exigence and last
rmter tiey commenced sui to Tecover.
to tie commencetient of tie
ft, tie land, wiici bid been trans-
to the elder Eliott' wife, ws
tjW mortgaged t innocent parties
o knowledge of tie fraad, so
..- -1,- I 1 -Tl .
siliJ.i" ti-i"
Eiml T.t .1 . .v .
J- -" JK, - IC
"VT. Is. Co. could not mantain an
ton ax law iatiis Sute not having
jrtioa with tie statue, but Jnd-e
P5y decides tiat; aliincgi for tie
reason tie contract was void,
Lit of tie EBioits wxs not bronrit
tcoctractbst on tie fraud and
tatiaa e! Jeremiah EHioU to
tiat wild; be bad 2naddmt.
Tbe wiereabocts of
L-tt.'" is unknown but Jodce
tiat ie was not Terv
with a meial bead
f style itself aa craa- j
pa dress. It is worn
is twisted around
Lxanet. It anrob-
EveTs first ao.
ittmk u won i
an are not airud
own boots.
fW'
S21'
Pop.
TJne
Land,
erv, $39
Amount
of farms re
shares 10.
feodi
Whcatrshels,20.?
16,055. Indian Corn, bushels,
Barley boJiels, 4,421 Butter I
26,686. Cheese lb 6S0. Fstatoes,
bushels 31,03. Honey, lbn, 1,930
Grapes, sold lbs, 4,300. Hay, tons
4,533. Wool, lbs, 36.1SS. No, of
Swine, 2,690. .
. oscnar.es.
No. of apple trees 13.6S2, huiels
22,654. So. of peach trees 428,
bmChels, S.O06. Value of marketvVg-
etables produced, $3,127. Horws in
J the county, 1,000. Mules Kai asses,
.- , i- vra.i , r.sn
imporui crop are not
fcCTMgn of tillrd,
laaiw Jackron
IKkmr wtHII, coiitiv-
,fi
cber
of donation
most
t. Beems al-
avericeac?
)iine the
acrrs. Th
a'
has apjiarentlv.
yeTKtiUof J(
than dnubled.
shows that tie ral
cenrrs taker is cons?
than tiat made H- the Aeiwoff7KS
nnder oath) as tie rakjtion aliove
iren oniv inciuaes the farminc pm
ertT, exdudinc minis, ditches nMes
money, merchandise aianufactorirs and
all tie projierty f towns and then
reaches tie full vauation of the ase.
ar within a fevr tiousand dollsrn
The ainwins, however, is a cnod one,
as it indicate a. steady growth and a
fair prodncCon wiidj confiiderinj; our
mild and equable climate, points to
eatier of these counties as a desirable
place to locale.
Tirw ,n llrtlou
The following letter from a centle
nan in Ashland, ho accejited tie in
vitation to subscribe fcr the Sestisix,
and pay when Garfield was elected, iv
so fnH of good humor, so handsomely
submissive, yet tinged with a. shadi of
pardonable sadness that we cannot re
frain from publisiing. The "moral"
drawn shows adversity to have its cm,
and we lope Mr. L.a exjrieoce will
iave "millions in it" for him and that
iis money wDl be returned a hundred
fold:
&QVTOV. amiMa; Enclosed v1 '
frXf r. -i j -..it-U. tor
j.,'--A-cLaaci which is bemr
il u ijkt inr ." --
...M.dMTt. XT. Cyws... m.r . -
1" .mm. iu uiom miviti
he. cdetvp of linmn .mtcf.ll :. 1
, - . 'MtMiiMtuuiT
nauas again, but that lelectab.e wnsa
tion, sometimes una; to a chuckle,
that I felt and chenibed, tioe cam
paign days "" nt I tlousht I had a
"good tling" and Hancock would be
elected, I can never feel again.
koeal:
Hereafter I ahaH place my moner
wlere it wiH do tie roost good.
P.L.
Tbe
British difiiculdps in AmA
Africa are evidently increasing, the
Tn7tolhS T Ke',nU,1chr
,.. v-. u.i, uuni run joining tne '
Transvaal insurrection. This is not a j
war with cavars as wm notila sntv I
po.but with a driKzed peote. lie
-- wn is uuica, Hsniinnjj a
farmer and tia Transvaal republic,
embracing 114,000 sqrare miles i
oled by tba colony of Praetorins
thereat of gorernroent, brine named
for bim, and bv emirration from li
Oape colony. The Orange republic is
amaller bat saata tier may csrrr on a
ing w-tr.
eg-
it tm
does so
minsting.
t when a
office with a
of it eroolu-
d is officially
mplied, if not an
tween bim and
onld not be broken
term. If this j.rin
as it u manifestly
aw riolairs it- The law
rung;
it fixes twen-
Hredd
as tbe salary of
ci 3!
tut allow onlj
Ihzzl
Clerk f Jack-
jj eigm nows a
each coantf ad
aircJc
Si, it is fair to
will do as much awl no
other in eight hours ser-
: to put the question in a
is it lair WJ rcquinj "
ackson to do just as many
rk as the clerk of Alanon
'on less than half the pay I
Multnomah county, where the
cnts of the Snenu ana me
are exwedingly large, the law
does not operate and it looks strange
.v-t if it is beneficial in one
fotinty it would not be beneficial in all
The law should be made general ami ;
equal at the next meeting of the Legis
lature or be repealed, and it is more
than probable that a two years ex
perience will maktf its repeal inevita
ble. .
CIXXMIG.
The property valuation in "Wasco
county is 54,000,000.
$70,000 have been collerted for the
Parnell defense fund.
Christmas dav is said to hava leen
the saddest of the whole yw in lie-
land.
Isduc, Commissioner of Agriculture,
is sterling an experimental tea farm
20 miles from Charleston, S. a
rt I" HIM 1
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taiia was glare of ice, caused by a
tiaw on Christmas and
subsequent
freexe.
TheJ
N
the 4thomHMHHHB on
As it happens HancSlJa Vote in In
diana, 225,522. reads the same back
ward and forward This is an arith
metical Palindrome. Uapoleon's fa.
mous one was: "Able was I ere I saw
Elba," which reads both ways alike.
Dougherty, alias Miller, the wretch
who attempted an outrage on a little
girl named Eoff; in Marion county,
was arrested at Vancouver last week.
He was fully identified by the child
and her companion and lodged in jail.
Does hemp grow in Marion; if so is
there enough for a rope!
B. Pheljw, tc Silverton hop man,
raited this year from seven and one
half acres of ground, 14,000 pounds of
hops iich are now baltd awaiting the
higEest niarkat price.' He hopes to re
alise 20 cents per pound, giving him
the htndsonie little sumfvfc $2800 for
his'crop.
.
The Phoenix correspondent -'
claims. - -"nce company
uiaJe cat'a paws" of our people in the
-.
covert tnal tonrets two thin- 1 t
, -.
mat tbe comnanv nM n .,..
: J ' J
copy the testimony on the first trial
2d, that the company jiaid an attorney
to assist tlie posecution on the second
trial the same attorney that boasted
on the streets after the first trial that
-be" could convict if he had a chance.
The Insurance company pay about one
hundredtWlltSSeople of this
county about vthoHsd and if the
accusediiad been esnvwied who would
have kngbedt The co&pany, however,
are to be congratatod on having a
champion in Phoenix, where so may
Kewr4 r Merit.
Tlie Oregon Kidney Tea has been
awarded two medals by the Oregon
State Agricultural-society, the first of
bronze and the second of gold, the differ
ence in tie va"ue of tie two indicating
tie increaws in the esteem of the com
munity which a years trial of the rem
edy has : jduced. For all diseases of
the kidneys and urinary organs it is nn
surpared. Don't fail to try it. Ask
your druggist for it.
CURES BI ABSORBTO
TTATUKB'B WAY.
W
pj Lnnz Diseases,
:
i.
11, THRO aTO SEASES,
Si
MElTlftG T8WiM.ES.
It DRIVES INTO the system curative
ascnts and hcal'iBj: parposcs.
It DRAWS FROM the dLeasrjaH c
poison that causes death.
Tbauuadi TrtUCT Ha Tlrtoe.
YOU CAN BE RELIEVED
.AND CURED,
Don't kdak
bensibfe, BmHv
LTWMCTU,
kn tried this
awl XA3ICAL-
fisaedy.
BaM.!
FOMntt M 1
ersBt T mail on
am..
rH Lvmg Pad Co.,
ITTLLIJLM BLOCK,
-Bktboit, Mich.
iCVA w
lavcmlals and our book.
'Ibree XHboM
, year." sent free.
ISHUlft) COLLEGE
NORM
SCHOOL.
REV.L.L.ROQER-.AM, Presidcst.
1'rofesiw ofIiatnralScieBCe,Mentaland
Moral Philosophy.
REV.LaDRUJ!OYAL, A Mn Professor
of Latin ad Greek Laaguagcs and Lit
erature. "'
MRS. A A. "KDOERS, PBECErntEss
Teacher of Ecmion, Principal of Pre
paratory Deptrtmcnu
MTRS -ELCA-.M. SCOTT, Teacher of
Piano, Orgat ana vocal culture.
MISS KATi THORNTON, Assistant
Teacher. )
3CitT3oxa.aioai.
n-irmftV Jfcf. a isontli. SIS a ouartcr.
$40ayf.f' scholar three jcars, or
three, hi J"M?SH:iy, one year $100. In-
tlruMwm'JtwcM' voice culture 70 a
Tno, Yesalartstcln class S3 a quarter.
tvimI SAM aweuk. Rooms or Cottnzes
f..r mif Jaard5r Pt V a month. Tui-
tioa fci aM MM payable in advance in cash
oraeetfitaMctMM.
OOUT14
otT Study.
Caws MiSfKA Languac
and Lilcra-
tnrc aweatioa. tnsiisu urara
mar, lajMi Aaatys and Parsing, Eng
tish CuuMiMnn. XeglUh, Literature,
KhiwrieJUkl Hfelory, Mediaeval His.
tory, MWilfetBry. .
bBshMMrOoilrse. Arithmetic, Book
Veeplaf, Wktac, Civil Government,
CoBBflKiclaXaw, laternatioaal Law. Po
liUcsl Ecaaly, AlKbra, Geometry, Eng.
Ihth AiMMaf ad Ulielo.-iC.
Cbifir JtJJrtittLatin Ummmer,7.it-
wmM .. r- , 1 r
fWn "t"',.lKS't- JorAwentarip ir-
1 . ' .-
iuo j 1 AOWiVWf -
tor UC V3K15
(Vnw In nMMklr flrV l3Tr.riTTlr
Greek WsW. AmUvls, Greek festa-
ment.-'A.'a'eftT lloacr, Ucrulitus
i2sr ' TiBiL
tJTtraurSsVW ArilVmelie.
Crmire in MathaMpom.Aoiur.
AJgctua, 4-wlry, Trigoi j j oh'Ac,
vcryingMxhiiM. AJ3."'-
1 m wa vuwaa
k ttlmja.rsajef
Lsncnasrs. French
CMR9 W
Reader. Corinne. R.
Grammar. Prammar. German Header.
"irain:
cine, Germaner.
Goethe, Fchilntural Science Geography,
Course in Iferaphy, Botany, Zoology.
Physical Gosophv, Aitrouomy, Chcm
Xatnral Pliilicj-, Go1ogy.
ptry,Minnn Cental and Moral Philoio-PUy--EtJiics;vcholocy,
Logic, Esihrtics.
Jiorai j'litiosihv. Theism, Butler's Analo
gy. Ca ristianZvidescc.
Xormal Qrse. English Grammar,
Arithmetic, Gjgraphy, Phvlcal Geogra
phy, Ph-kiol(y, Alscbm, "Zx)1ojo-. Ge
ometry, Ttheric, Katnral Philosophy.
Bouny, Ancict History, Modem HiMory,
hemistrj', Aronomv. Mental Philoo
phy. Civil Girrnraent, Book-kcepinz,
English Litcrairc, Evidences of Christi
anity, Pcdagogij.
Sigroos.
Tlie degrees o. B. and A M, with Di
plomts "will bigiven in course to those
completing i following described
coui-ses; Latinflreek, Mathematics, Knc
lish Lansnagnd Literature, Mental and
Moral Philosojiy, Modern Languages,
Natural Science and Business.
The degree o! S, with Diplomas will
be awarded Uios,completinK the course
oT English Lariage and Literature,
Modern Languid. Natural Sciences,
Business Mcntalind Moral Philosophy.
Diplomas will lie presented Uiose com
pleting theXoral and BnsiBess course
riWlCH ASICS'
PMNG MILL
sisH,
BLINDS D DOORS
iSD
Moulding Factory,
ASIILANE, OREGON,
i. S. P, aiA&SH, Prop'r.
ALL KINDS OF PLANING. NOULD.
, mg. Turning, Circular and Scroll
Sawing,
FURNITURE fc ORNAMENTAL
CARVING, ETC,, DONE
TO ORDER.
Furniture, Sash, Blinds, Doors and
Moulding constantly oa hand and made
to order.
E5I will contract to design and erect
all kinds o buildings. When desirable to
those emplovins me. I will fnrni&h all the
material required for the construction of
any buildinc, ready for occupancy.
ah
I A20
J, m ii
Cure I Back Ache
And" all diseases ot the Kiducv, tiladder
and Urinary Organs by wearing the
tntp'd ExOlslor Kidney Pad.
It is a Marvel of Healing and Relief.
Simple, Sensible,
Painless,
, Direct, Powerful.
It CURES where all else fails. A R5VE
L.TIO'and REVOLUTION in Medicine.
Absorption or direct application, as oppos
ed to unsatisfactory internal medicines.
Send for our treatise on Kidnfcr troubles.
sett irec. &oia uy arugctsts or seni oy
mail, on receiptor price, ?'i
This is the Original and Genuine Kid.
ner Pad. Ask for it and take no other.
Address,
The "Only" Luag Pad Co.,
WILLIAMS BLOCK,
Detroit, Mien.
GREAT
SLAUGHTER IN PRICES
AT
E. JACOBS' STORE
Oregon Street, Jacksonville
WHEKE A COMPLETE AND
mamehclent aworlm-nt of new goodf
bas ju-tjbeen received, couslntiog la part ot
CLOTHING,
DRY-GOODS,
GROCERIES,
FANCY GOODS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
HATS AND CAPS,
TOBACCOS & CIGARS,
HARDWARE AND
CARPETS, TINWARE,
ALL KINDS PAINTS.
-ALSO:- '
WINDOXtT G-ZiASS
GROCERIES.
A FINE ASSORTMENT
or
LADIES' HATS AND
FLOWERS, dtc, cOc.
In fact erervtMtig to befonnd in a lrt
el itoek nt Grmral Merchaodlw, whlcL
TkatDefy Competition.
The biglil price bllmcd for conplrj pro
Inct. -
Give m a cll t mr rftMiIiphment
n llTrTMaoattJe tiiWi"jiiil i convinced
tbt tbticls uoTiV-lx'ut Itiif
" s t v on!
LATEST AlBJVALS"
OF
racaES icw
AT
BRECKEiFELD'S !
q-'HE USDER'IGVFD T.1KRI PLES
L ure in ansonDcing to lh public that
he has jiil rrctlrad a cnmplti ami firt
dam awirlmnt of G nt'a FnrnUhlnc
G(wxt.pucb a Ht, Shirts. Uiwltear. etc
lft brand of ("Igarii and Tobacco. Iip"p.
Notion". Fancy GokK GUware Croekerr
MolcaWntnimpiit. Hird Cage?,$tationm-r
I'ocket nd Table Cutlrry, .4Il-om. Toje
Candies. Nnt. etc.. which will be fold at
th eheapt rates. Git me a call and ret
for jmirnelvea.
F BRFTKENTEI.n.
xJOTICE.
I am settling ray business and all
parties owing me must come forward
and settle their accounts immediately,
as interest nt tho rate of one per cent,
will bo charg.Td from this dale. I
mean DUMness, ana must cave mon
ey to meet my demands.
J). A. COVERT.
Phoenix, Aug. 20, 1880.
URGENT CALL.
ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE NOT
settled their last year's account for
blaeksmithlnir. are requested to come for-
want tmmeairtcly and settle, as I must
have money. I can't wait any longer.
DAVID CRONEMILLER,
Blacksmith.
Jacksonville, July 27th.
NOTICE.
FIR WARNING IS HEREBY
Given, that mr liooksare in "Squire
HufTer's hands. Thoo indebted to me
the first day after next election, will have
to bring a written excuse from 'Squire Huf
fcr. Excuses publiblted.
MAirmr Yroomax
Jacksonville, Aug. 31, 18S0.
FOR SALE.
1200 FEET HYDRAULIC PIPE, TAP
1 rring from 20 to 8 inches, and one No.
I Giant. Also COO feet of hvdraulic pipe
13 inches square at head and taperin to
t inches. For terms apply to " the under
signed in Jacksonville.
Aug. 5, tf. G. KAREWSKI.
Wheat Wanted.
The highest price paid in
cash for wheat hy
G. KAREWSKI,
Jacksonville Oregon.
K. KUBLI,
m FelUff'i Biildiig JicktMTilk,
DEALER AND WORKER IN
TIX.SHEETIItQN-, COPPER, LEAD
Pumps,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
NAILS,
A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF STOVES
HARDWARE, TINWARE.
POWDER OF EVERT DESCRIPTION
Fuse and Caps,
WOODEN & WILLOW'WARE,
ROPE, NAILS,
Paints. Oils, Ynrnisli, Qlass
CDTLEUT. WIRE,
Shot, Br ashs, Chains, Hose
ETC., ETC:
I have secured tbe ervleex of a flrst-elsss
Uecbanle, anil am prepared to do all repair
ing protnptlj and la faperlor ttjle.
N CONNECTION VITn THE XnnV'E
1 I am receiving and bare cntantly
hand a full and firtt-clara stock of
GROCERIES,
DKT-G00DJ, OCM II00TS, TOBACCO
HEADT MADE CLOTIII.VO, '
GLASSWARE. CROCKERY, c.
3Ercrj thing snld at rearroahle rates.
K. KUBLI
lackronTill. Msrcb. S '878.
ASHLAND UMISi SHOP
8 fi
C. K.'lvLUMr
TlfrWlCTffltEirr, axd dealer iv
Saddlery and Harness,
ASHLAND, OREG01T.
KEEPS A GRNBRAL ASSORTMENT OF
goods la his lint ot trade.
Ladlca. Hena and Uajt' IUiIUm. a
Speelitll.
TEAM, BUGGY AjYD
PLOW HARNESS,
WHIPS,
ROBES,
DUSTERS
5-AXD
HORSE BLANKETS.
-AtS0
Winchester Rkpeatiso Rifles
(commonly ctlleil Henry Rifles) of
model of 186S, 1873. and 1876.-
Fistols, Cartridges, Etc.
Wheat taken at the Highest Market
Rutes in Exchange for goods.
HENRY T.HUDSON
DEALER IN
RIFLES, SHOTCUAS, PIS TOLS,
Etc., Etc,
NO. 33, FIRST STREET,
UPor-tlfwexcl. Or.
EVERYTHING in my line will here
after lie old at greatly reduced rates
and parties ordering by mall will receive
none but first class goods. Send for
catalogue and price list.
CITY BREWERY
TEIT SCHDTZ,
Procricter.
TWOUMJ MOST RESPECTrCLLT IX. ,
lrano tba cltiitnof Jckon;iU and
lh..rldt lrt. that tStj on and, at
sot tin, at mj Brtwerr. tba bt larrr
brr. In anj qsantltj th pnrchatf a-.y datlrt
II j hoiiM Ii coBrinlrntljaltaatMl and my roomi ar
Jw.;, la ordtr. A tI.Ii vllt plnu j-i.
French and Russian calf boots worth
?6.50 for 85, at the New York Store.
I,... StWtCm .
iXTTUt-
ITew York Stor(
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
r
GElRAfr MgpnHUDB
-.-
AT COST ON ACCOUNT
OF DEPARTURE,
M.Mensor.
JACESOXrilLBiXOr. 6
This Season's Choicest CotwV
Salts from $ta 04 - "
rl Tram t 04
!rt-.!nll rram 30
Bearrr Suit fnm. ...... MM
Sprlns OTcrtaat rram.... IS
The Public Invited to In
spect our new styles.
Civility to All.
r LECTRIC LIGHT used
Samples withiiistrucUons Tor
sclf-racnsurcracnt
S sent Free. S'
ALL GOODS SHRUNK.
Visit Oar Store Bsfore Purchasing;
JVICOLJL
THE TAILOR.
727 Market street.
NOTICE.
Lakd Office at KoEnmin. Oox.
Dec 13 18S0 i
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the follow! ng.namcU settler has flletl
notice oflii intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and secure final
entry thereof on Saturday, January 23,
1881, before the Judge or Clerk of the
Court of Jackson county, Oregon, tIz:
3. S E H of tf E U and N E U
Sec 4, T 37, S of R 1 W, and names tho ,
following a his witnesses, viz Jamej
Heck. Itobt Mavllv. John 3Icvev as
John Vi. Smith, all of Jlanzanlta, Jacii
vBHtfllLvaHi'sK
jaaac r. oiimson, tiomeaieaa Appnca.
tion. No. 2XK, for the S of N W U . Sec.
ofSEJ.
County DrcRon.
Wm F Reuaxix, Re