Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, January 08, 1881, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1E.IISSHHEL. SunsiT, Jisxuir S, 1SSL lot StTt KTX. S T IM frkms Sc swg- Ommttbx iit H fcrrre Hwiltatl I a eawS TVTtVBL a eW tmrrr YwratAtj ffBaUcu fet A aVJ. tlliMi ST. T. SCVILKtV. Krctttt-r. CaTUX WAXTEn. JA. A CardwrU sta abort 300 hraA of youir cattle ad viS pax the highest csd price See tW. Tio hiring or for sale "iil So waS to caH soon. Cau. act Sent.--Trailer Bros, hereby give notice lhatthfj aoctf tire Ibowt sad aak tfeece i3ebej t them to cmH aad aeafe a ae lierecr e aYshaf tiMir igt ler another .yeac 3k 3f as Xuenexr The foliow "lastaee.Ataww bKlu s of the German 'asSat C3hC3tR, elected oaTfaBrrJav -a- T r TT . ;- yjae: mie-i, sx loan, vmer .exBeichJef, LPeteold, trer. Max Xeller, G. S H. .X tadtlrrraM BivW MVflBPiwniW fl I . J wl'tT 1 HWftl T wV It. iBe aa of John McCoy of WiMow 'Srercrs est Ha foot verr aeverely. striking the xssep with ike Kt of bw ax wl.le chopper. Dr. Alkea reader d tbe accessary snrgkal aid bet tbe lad wiH be laid cp for several weekx Csnr Cues Ecnct VTm. CarH, Division Agent nT tbe Stage company, lias had & force Tinea emjdeyeel work ing on tie approaches to ue ntw hndre across Gov Greet: co that it sa be cw J bv teansv Tbe work at actbnrised be one of tbe Coxamis- ioaers of Docglas county. Post Oma Brsnoxs Fo ISSQl Tbe f bSlowiac is tbe bonftes of the Jactsoviifie Port OSee for tbe year 1SS9: Money orders issued. 2.922. for the sraartrr ending Dec. 31, 1SS0.J t tonowmr letters aeie rerrierea: Dmnesdc letter. 15S. foreign, 5; o5 dij, 32; fourth class packages, 13; total, 203. QrAXTtxtT SIccrtvc. Tbe 2JQuar lerlr Meeedsr for tbe Hetboiist EpS oapU Ckcrcb vi be bdd in Jackion tilte oa tbe 15:1 aztd lCvb of Jancanr. Tbere viS be preacbin on SatsiJay tbe l?tb at 11 -a. Jt. foflowv3 br tbe Qcartrir "Coaferrnce. Tbe trail Qcarterir Medng twScea wfll bebeU t Scadav AH are cordially invned taatlead. 1 D. A Ceowrtx, Pastor. Xxw Yuss Caujs. Oa tbe after- letrw iars sww a oreea o: - we romag oea wacCTetioBura . . , . K .. tidrrea.- BntSoaAdraj. tof anvtbtfic nt fcA- daring tbetr . TKrrerrinaUi"BS taa tapev Vho baa preiktrd a gaersJ drenk, "wri.ebly diopnaiated and every thing passed off quite jJeasaatly. Make a bite mark for the bars. t O. O. F. iKSTMiXTiaX. The fol lowing ramed o&mts of Afbland Lodce Na 45, L O. O. F were ia stalled on Satsrdav evening, Jan. 1st. bv A. D Helmsa," IX aC.SL.to--rit- J. K. Helraaa, N. G.;L- A Nrfl. TGIO. Miller, R.S.; R. P.dL T S J. D. Fouatain. T J. Stanltv, "W J. Q. Latta, C; Ed. DePeatt, L -, R J. Farlaw. R. & N. G.; H. T. Istew. LS.V.C4GE GiHette, L. S. V. G-; IL CL Mye; R. & &; TV. Berxsa, 1 S. S. Ttox "WtxTHix. WTale from tbe North and East we are bearing of cold waves and ice bound rivers, and of or axres freezing oa tie trees hi Florida, it is pleavar.t to note that daring the "part focr eeks we bare scarcely baa a respectable boar frost ia Jackson -county. As far as tbe eye can reach there is no snow visible, except on tie "verr hisbest rks of tbe Cascade rant-, aad grass is springing cp oa all tbe Southern exposures qahelcrcriant- Ir. Truly this is tbe favored spot of Oregon so far as climate is concerned. St. Mxsfls AcasEKT Exerdwa 51 afala commence at this iavtitatioa oaMoadar moraiar when aB rani. are expected 3o.be an rriaraess. The - . . A aaarh of ite ronularitr there !r 46 LoSam ia ittrsdanee 1? w 1 arebaarnera. Masic is a kp T , eSdest teachers harg ; of 25 j a that branch. Tb-nOtotioa feJ we! earned pabbc " csiaaay ay Ha-tcxtual faon-,-"1 ti ear wbocaa'PAid.T trarted with- - sdaea T51 ?" as tbe re 1'jrioc aw rie sow! t aad who jp yoad repreash, A Trick That "Was Taix. -Wiag is a washerman oa Main street and one day but week received a Test from Joe Beach to be put ia spotless order for iaaewleara party. Soaa after Mr. B. aeded asme money and remember d tiu ba bad left $60 in the pcck4 of that same garment. Calling oa tie blaad ablctioain be was assared by "vYrng that 4e aa abbe gleeaback" aad tnsUv pst his case ia tie hands of tie Depute Sheriff who searched Wing to tta purpose, bet subsequently learned that a had brea ee to take'the on ey frtsn a wood pile aad aearched lim a aecead tiase, finding JS5 ia ccrreacr. Vtacwaa then arrested aad held in $200 to aaswer to a charge of grand lareeaT. Moral: cire roar cashing to a whH woswa doa earrr ojey in a Teat packet always keep your money wiara tost draft wiH be hosored. jjaMOj?? vHStcome u law -A W- &e -4s fnsdt. Tw XSHy M th tautncH. E. IL Clark bas jone to Lake coua- tT. Soits, wortiS15 for 5S, at tie Sew York store. 1 rerrbodr rctlies to Birkbead'a for sqcare meals. Tbe Sopjfme Cocrt eoarened at Sa les Jascarr 3d, Did anj farmer drop a sack of pota toes a fer- dars agol Sheriff Brbeei still confined to bis bonae, bet is improving. Ber. M. A. Villiams -will preach hereto morrow at 11 a. x. Iiocis Horse bax located in Arizona and is reported as doing wdL R. IL SbemH has commenced tbe practice of law in Jackson villa. R. IL Brown ha been sojourning in town several dirs thts eek. Joe Beach retnrned home on Tues day after enjonng the holidars. Severe colds and red flannel neck ties are all tbe fashion now days. Dr. WIH Jackson will go to Ahland on Sloaday on a professional trip. There are now ninety -ax stndents in attendance at tbe Ashland College. Jas. A. IlKm has about recovered from a severe attack of rheomatics. The leap year party at Lavenonrg's hall Phoenix proved quite asacces. SOk dress goods also laces at cost rates for sale at the Xew York Store. Oregon Pocahontas tribe, L O. R. M. installed officers last Tnesday ren ing. Arthnr LangeH of Leke county left here on Sunday for Portland on buta nes. L. S. P. 'Marsh wiH ad more n- cbinrry to his planing miHs in Ashland sooa. About fifty tickets were sold at the New Year party given bv Madame Holt. Tbe "White cooks ensployed by Mad use Holt started for week. Rofcebars last Lonis Orme tried for Tucson, Ari znna, last Sanday to remain during the Winter. T5gltv ?vcn retail firms in Portland agree to close at 7 r. k. except Satur day night. WV regprt to learn that J-sse Dol larhides lying quite iH at his rcsidnce in the vallev. B. F. DoweH retarned from Portland laxt week and is attending to cakes in q Tbe Sterans mine s again idle for J waaiof, water, but a little rain would a start it again. . l.M f. nr,.'. T, Al ' ...-V... .-! rrfi-drwrintiaa of a Christmas tree .ait tico Ldrfevipti Jaw-. ininers-on FnotV creek washing a few h.mrs each day by the aid o. merj-oirs. Mrs.C MasTudrr. of Central Point. presented her hoslani with a bouncing to oa Chrislnias ne. Tbe saw tafll of J. R Thomas at The Meadow is again cutting any quantity of first quality lutnlier. Legion of Honor will meet at tbe Court House next Friday. There will be aa excellent programme. A rehearinsin thecaeof the Coyote G. 4; S. mininr Co. vs. Win. Ruble ha. been deemed by the Supreme court. If sufficient inducements are offered by tbe fanners P. W. Olwell will build a grist mill at the DarttaaeJls. Mr. Joeph Rapp, whose apples are tbe jucie and liest in the valley plac ed as under more obligations last week. Jackson county rai!s one third of aH the corn raided ia Oregon with an average yield of 23 bushels ta the acre John Eulianks and Corlirc Merritt of Ashland, with their young ladie joined tbe festivities here oa the Hu Pat McMahon sold about 900 deer 'vkics weighing 2500 wunu to Falk a-!T, Bell i Co. last week at 40 cts. Rev. Father Blancbetleft for a pas toral visit 10 Josephine cocnty on Monday and wiH return on Friday next. . . . , . , f"5 i7 L,..v a i .", .b'"-"" ! w Mi V f?nttM ftiMlr fmm m - -i 2al oa Resales Bros. and see. the cods they are offering for co at their raaee Sale. Bargains caa be se- cared. Odd Fellows will remember the in atallatioa of new officers this evening. Other important bnaoea will also come up. e are sorry .to announce tne ser ious OlneKS of Madame Holt, wlio has beea conuned to ber room for about a week past. Gen. John F. Miller has been nomi nated bv tie Republican members of the California assembly for the TJ. S. Seaatorship. town last week and reports grass on rangn growing last and anording excellent feed. D. H. Feathers will move Kk shop one door east of his old stand this week to the room fonneriv occupied by F. Ritschard. Tbe 29th and 30th of January Rev. J. R. N. BelL P. E, will hold the 2d Quarterly Meetins for this Conference rear at Eagle Point G. Earewski will leave for tbe East ern States in about tea davs. Parties indebted to him will do well to call and settle before that Use. K. Kabli isacest for that M reliable Insnranee Co.; the PbMtotx, and selk goods in tin hardware Kim cheaper than anybody. Isaac Dobell was enjoying a hwwt last week ia the Butte creek mowiWutm. One deer, only, and a limited nwebcr of ducks was the result. The English company and the Blan Gravel company on Ga'ice creek are each running ono pipe only, the water supply having diminished. Mrs. and Miss Prim are determined on falling out their Fall and Winter ktoct f millinery goods and are now offering them for salt; at cost. The Senatorial fight in Nevada is still going on. Tbe toles of the con testants are of silver and the longest one will "knock the persimmons." Mrs. S. B. Hazard, vounjert sister of Hon. E. B. Watson. did at her home in Coos county last week. She was alioul twenty-five years of ago. Over 300 beaver skins were purchas ed last week by McMahon. The beaver were mostly trapprd at Rancnerin. prai rie a few ieing taken on Rogue river. It is understood that the Squaw Lake mining company will do no work until the winter storms are over and have no water in their ditch at present. The Grand Applegate mine, leased to Chinese and superintended br Dan Silva, made a good, clean up last week. ITie new company are piping day and night. Messrs. Walker and Wrisler intend planting fiften-acres of cane in the spring and procuring an expert from Illinois to manEfactare sugar and yrup. j r - The CpesceatfCitV Courier reports that "Lillian'Dudlef" is writing a book lra wing pictures rjid scene from real life in Southern Oregon. JUliaa" k ' xonicwhat spicy. John J. Lathrop, who cat Booth ltt week was examined before Justice Hnf. frr on Friday and bound over to appear at the rrliruary term ot court. Bail, $300, was given. The Portland "Bulletin" is hunting round for an Ohio man for the Port land Post office. If non could be found Cole might take it again if he were carnestiv pressed. Ruth Itebekah Degte Lodge installs ofScr nxt Monday evening and Table Rock Encampment on Tnesday veninc A. D. Helm an, D. D. G. M.f will officiate in both instances. "Truth" publikhcsan humble aixilogy to Mr. Garfield isniag''? H blames 1 !e,r,tt Barnum and others of the Democratic committee for the Morev forgrry. Pretty reformers, they. The wintrr, so far, ha been very in favoraltle for mining, but few of the large hydranlie mines being operated and the most of the small claims either idle or being worked on quartet time. . IsHiei 5L PrwTsons appointments 1 for 1SSI: 1st Sandar in each month at Mound district school bouse; 21 Pun- dav at Lone Oak; 3d Sunday at Wil- w Spring; 4 th Sunday at PjoinL Eagle Rev. D. A Oowell, will preach at tie Manzanita Baptist Church on next Sunday, the 9th at 11 a. St., and at Rock Point School House at early candlelighting the same day. Orecon Chapter, R. A iL, meets nextTuewlay evening. Work in the Mark Master and Pst Master Degree. Warren LoJce holds its regular meet ing next Wednesday evening. The Del Norte Record adrocates a public library in Crescent Cuy for un married young men good! Start it and then advertise for young men to read the looks, promise a dance every evening and it will win. Frank Huffer and Ben Bckman are it the hsad of their classes at the State University at Eugene city. Wm. Cain well is fast overtaking the other twq and if the world don't hear of tlioM three boys it will be strange. Th list of interments, kindly furn ihed the Sentinel by Sexton Dunlap, shows a very low rate of mortality for Jacksonville, only six of the inter ment Wing from town. This gives a mortality of less than one per cent. Cfpt. L D. Applegate of Linkville was in Jacksonville on Tuesday last. He reports cattle in his section as far ing well and fat Cap. Appl gate gives it as his opinion that Lake county will never be a succecsfal Agriculural re gion, j vr --- in oan t rancisco dunn? tha nast eirh teen months and not a single case of banging. Tie climate of that city aeems peculiarly favorable for "emo tional insanity," but illy adapted to hemp. A pleasant social party was held at Geo. Brown's new residence last Tues day evening in honor of the nineteenth birthday of bis daughter. Miss Sarah. Dancing was indulged in until a late hour and a jolly time enjoyed by all present Effingham SchiefieKn returned from a family re-union at Los Antrelos on Sunday eight children and the old folks enjoving a Christmas dinner to gether. The family will return here in the Spring, not being satisfied in their present location. Unimproved land in Jackfcon conntv is assessed at 1.25. improved land at $5.75 per acre, but the let lands could not be purchased for less than S30. The new law directs Assessors to grade lands according to location and distance from market Henry Judge continues to keen on Of the largest stocks of harness, sad dles, whips etc, erer brought to Jack- SMiuJeand sells at a great reduction from former rates. He will not move" his store a has been reported and can always be found at tho old stand readv J for badness. having business with SheriflT, will bear in mind mat bow be paid in ad amounts go directly into treasury Those officers 'Accounts with individuals hava to te promptly ac- notfs a fatal accident to Xrlson Filkias. aredeicht jeun, In jftwwent City lat week The boy'waljiifcifn contrivance similar to a v& when the heavy plank, halMMi WVW, struck him on the hreirt ajilaae causing hia death in IS tham, who mined on :Tst winter with Thn Keatwa,. ib!en heir to a farm worth aeaipfKOOO ia Tillamook countf, OiaCllt is said to have been jfrHWQ'j" by a former sheriff of TpiliWaKost a stranger to Ben. aed g licirs- CorWS'' wU his interest in theUalilSMallffmig'' to Mr. Leed and iillVmilraTi M without "merit" the TiJthfHnitinue to t a "leetling" pf4Varlie3 started this week fir a-tjMtthe old home in New Yiark iywrish lietter luck than AnttlifaMfttMMUi the journalistic Aea One 13 was nauiug sand a with SanreMi Dunlap's harse fell down and was The lad with great p; rocurcd a saw and sawed WHff thus extricat one but the ing the 1kvs fat damages thinks it av Stock d Jw'.Lake county aW to herdsmen are beconiitlj agj that & move a feat for mutual protection. jljiiUJwiwAid sttnling reNww-frII)t to offer a "1 for the ar roftJind con erson steal- mmf Mock or. nrts. It is proSaWe tfca bait will ittdaee mh Thetw iaflfcach other. arrested last week for harghwy aftlSighway robbery were bouwd aerVy Jastice Huffer in the sum of e3WiactiNot Itcing able to give n&u TMer are. wijojinK me nospi talities of dfeiaijasaa de Bybee," the hotel kept oH'MeS.AMe.ncan plan bv that gentlemaalyliSat, J)epuly Slieriff Caton. TbejlawKwH: "tramp, tramp, tramp the boyVaWrestaig." Ex Govenr Weadain an address recently made atRena, Nev., stated jwsitivclv thatthe aarrow gaugo rail road troiiM hveliarvtcrminal point at the ColaKbMiw(Mdoul)tedV at The DalM)and.tht it would be pushetl to Linkville and wteiltogue River val ley. A cohtraet ta wjttruct iltcroad irom iteno to me uruon line in tbe Goose Lake Valley las lcen let to Col. Mx)-e a prominent -ailroad engineer of Elizalwth. New Jewy. J. G. Birdsey bass'ured tlieantlers of two bucks tlat had "locked bonis" ahich ho intcU nresentiniT to the M11I1 1 n1 K11I li jMBMB 1 in causes of the anicc 'kBI bv Frank Smith n the "S r.era they had evidently peri tempt to difngage tbr nt- their c.iiuuai inning niortai7"Tnpy are five painfantlers ami nn firmly locked that thejfean not m faen apart with out bmvitig and are qito a curiosity. ,. Doglyeonntv is cre,Htel bv the ftfWrapert with 159 x4 sheeji an I "whhWawft producer4' 1613 lbs. of , .ijwsjik w , tenpes and in t . unty is S3,897, H T ." nents and ma- 375 d as chwef fclFTJM; s. i of live stock SGW.i. uSv one tiiousand moraipwhwajpouglas doubles Jack son kiaaal aliaa but with three times the aee aatjdoable us in wheat produfaa ajMgwe nearly double that county.ViWtlr"action of barley The grrslMaaajgSf w?ahh in Dnug las seeaJs Ugndid pasturage. SrakifjMlSti"g industrv on the coastilli'9rford Post re marks: "(WSw ttimportant indus tries of Curry countys-ill, in the not distant future, be salpn fishing. Chet co, Pistnl river. Ro river, Eucher creek, Elk and Sixes-vers and Floras creek are mfarpXiim witbr view to the proseeassWaf I eaierprises. aimougn afte.Ma the reasoaaMaWi far abort of ,. the my, the Rogue Ri .v r. Turjrrzs. Fortv-eighr'ThouRft " afWWlFwTG, rere twaea. which, worked up, y: nitievthot and cases. X The Pert Orfon imi Mr. George our "T ll.t, he will ignore Pert Orford as the point tor the hrakevater on account of his interest in the metropolis. Tliere WBettheslightestifcnger Mr.Georga'a viaws are too broad ind he is the rep resentative of the'wiole State, and de sirous of assisting ery section of it The selection of th jfSint for the har bor of refuge does not rest with Mr. George, and ils loeation at Port Or ford would not interfere in the slight est degree with tieicommerce of Port land. The measure is one of maritime safety rather than Commercial advan tage and the Bnanftf Engineers have already decided that Port Orford is the proper point Road SrpEavisjRS. The following is a list of Road Scpervisors appointed at the January tern of CommiRsioners Court: District No. 1, John Devlin; No. 2, Patrick Lvttleton; No. 3. Jas. Helma; No. 6. John Baker; No. 8. W. Hamlin; Na 9. Samuel Hutton; No. 10, James MeDoagal; No. 11, Thoross Carr; Na 12, J. C. Campbell; No. 13, Wm. Harper; Na 14. C. H. Pickens? Na 15. John N. Hockersmith- No. 16, Lewis McDme1; Na 17. Henry R. Brown, Na 18. Georsre Kintn No. 20. John Caotrrll; Na 22. Charles Williams; Na 23. .Tomah Crump; Na 26, John BaileyNa 30, J. M. Proett; Na 31. Whs. TavJer; No. 32. Stephen .Beers; Aa 36, Thowas Whelpoy. aBW?ft. i- . L. cwJ5M4 fcTteJH tw aMkl &fs raVfaHaWK f4 ally rI2as.KJS. 1. b. K KCT v..Tts m fOMajKiany JarWi! m itfil WP --. - - isKi saawm LIST OFOF INTERMENTS IN THE JACKSON VILLE CEMETERY Day of Death. Name. Cause of Death. Age. Where buried. ilarch 2, 188a Geo. JfcKnlghl Heart disease 44 years I O 0 F Cemetery. 6, Marr E. Dcnney Coagestlon of liver 20 y Cm atholic " SO, M iTelnDeneff Accidentally killed 50 years Town April 4, Wm Rurkc Pneumonia 08 years Catholic " May C, 3Iary J. Benedict Pneumonia My 2m Cd Town June 8, " Mabclla Turner ' llcart disne RvPmSfidTOOF " Aug. 4, " Teresa A Crowcll Consumption 3!lyGm 13d Town " Aug. 8, " J. T Ferguson Congestive chill 20y lm I5d Town " ng. 22, Margaret Cliavener Consumption 52rfimlCd Catholic M Aug. 20, " Bessie A Spraguc 14 days Catholic Sept. 19, 3Iargaret Hart Puerp. ConruWon 33 years Catholic " Oct 2i, " Stm Stewart Diphtheria tCr 4m lMlTown Oct. 23, " nhoda'Wade Consumption 2"Jy Om 18d Town " Oct 24, - IJertlo Presley Billions fever lly lm 5d Town Oct 30, " Robt C. Armstrong Heart disease 53y"ni WITowa " Nor. 6, Mary Mfcis 15 rears Town Dec .1, " Edward Healy Suicide iTown " Dec 10, " I Mra.E.omeron Debility 71y5ral5d Masonic " Dec 81, " I O.Ii.Tliompson Congestive chill CJ years II O R M " Add to the alore list two still-born infantvfire Chinamen and four Indians and it makes a total of thirty interments alftafether. R. a" DUNLAP, Sexton of Jacksonville Cemetery. A Farmers Opisios op Amber Cane. Mr. P. Dunn, one of the .nost successful and intelligent farmers of Rogue river alley, informs us that he made an experiment last season with Camber cane'' the new variety of sor ghum which, notwithstanding little care in cultivation and unfavorable weather was in every way satisfactory. Mr. Dinn planted one acre of cane on rich bottom land, late in May, aying little attention to it until July. At this time he commenced feeding three milch cows from the crop which was continued for over a month, the ani mals eating it voraciously and increas ing largely in their yield of milk. Little more than one half of the crop was crushed, yielding one hundred an 1 twenty gallons of syrup, equal tithe best golden syrup ever brought to this market Mr. Dunn's opinion is that if planted in rich soil or manucd and re ceiving the ordinary care given to corn, this ariety of cane will field two hundred and fifty gallons of syrup to the acre and as food for horses and cattle it can not be excelled by any known crop. The gentleman, however. supplements his opinion with the be lief that'if cane is planted by lazy peo ple, on thin, poor land, that it will not be a profitable crop and that its profit is dependent on the conditions of rich .soil and indiistrioas tillage. In con ucctton with this subject we have taken pains to invcV.igatc farther and find that in Jackson county there is con sumed, annually, not less than 80,000 worth of sugars and syrup and it re quires little arithmetic to show what would be the saving to the people if hisvirXJPyaslrJ were pusneu. jcverj family, infffa. i t'jitnliln piece of corn land, should manuTa&HSi ai'd susrar and bv the use of the chesn portable mills in voguo in Iowa and iiunois me exjwnse ot the crushing J process can l wjjhui the rejeji r any ono. Our people msy as well under stand that they will grow poorer and : irer uuuer me consiant ilram on their resources and if they would bet- , tr their condition it must be by their own inuusirr anil not nnjtorting nnv iningmey can produce themfclves. Sd.vdat School Mcsrcra. The teachers, officers and friends of the Union Sunday School, Jacksonville, met at 10J a. u.. at the M. E. Church January 2, 18SI, for the purpose of filling vacancies existing in the board of officers of the School. Wm. Hoff man, Esq., was called to the chair, and Dr. Geo. Kahler acted as secretary. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved; the constitu tion and by-laws, under which the school has heretofore been conducted, were also read and re adopted. The election of officers was then proceeded with resulting as folloas: Superintendfsnt, Adam Kiippel; Assistant Supt, William Hoffman; Chorister, Geo. Kahler; Organist, Ida tviippelj librarian, Wm. Linn; Treas urer, Kate Hoffman. The committee who had charge of the Christmas tree festivities presented n itemized report There were col lt.Nr$53.50 and expended $49.G2J, leaving a balance of S3.87J, which sum was covered into the Sunday School treasury. Kaxdsomcly Dosk. On New Years Eve a very large delegation of the wholariof the district school visited the resUar ncn fMr. J. ,V. Slerm'tt in ncinaLuxxmpanied by the ,-sv1-. . : . ; awafter masic and a aaltMMbylliis Annie Bil- ger, tttacnuoi-tnWWWu .hl m. three haadsoasaalirewieii beautifully iramea, am a RiivfT'EapKin ring, as a token of their, appreciation. Mr. Merritt was completely surprised and taken aback but responded in his unuil pleasant way and then the little visi tors enjoyed the hospitality of the teacher and lm lady tho remainder of the evening. No better evidence can be found of the value of a teachers services than such marks of esteem on the part of his pupils. . - 7 i.rr'- CinccirTocaT. ThTfettowing pro ceedings ftwre been transacted since our last report: fB P. J. Ryan vs. IL P. and Mary Deskins; to recover money. Judgment for $610 47 and costs by default Carrie M Rose vs. Orlando F. Roe; suit for divorce. Decree granted. State vs. Ernst Bareowsky; indict ment for larceny. Bail-bond declared forfeited and bench warrant ordered issued for arrest of defendant David Hopkins, administrator of the estate of Daniel Hopkins, deceased, vs. R. F, L nallock. et al: suit in equity, tended. Time for taking evidence ex- Under shirts or drawers worth $1.00 each sold at the New York Store for J 50 cts each. F.OR THE YEAR 1880. Letter Iltt. shley MIs Ella Kennedy J M Vndcrson O E Kennedy W F Ankcny T J Knlcht J tV Hudson Wm Lewis Mrs Susan Blldcrback D P McFaddin W c Chalhoun John o MclnnU 31 Cheney R W Odell c O Camp E Z Kowlaml John J Collins Thomas Ftimson J A Dennis Will Standley II Dunlap Wash Seward Mrs N J Francis W Sinclair lc R Gorton Mich. B Turner Sirs Eva L Grejrory L N Thuston'Ur Gordon .Miss N B Vance Hamilton Hamrick A W Wllkcnion V E Williams N C Max. Mcluek. P. M. Jacksonville, Dec 31, 18S0. Kev. ju. U. Miller will hold services in January as follows: Second Sabbath (9th) at Antioch.ll a. u., and at Sams valley the evening before. Third Sabbath (lGth) at Browns boro, 11 a. m. and at Eaglo Point at 3:30 p. m. Fourth Sabba'h (23.1) at Neil's school house, 11 A. It., ami at Ashland 7 P. M. sonnr. REAMES In Jacksonville, Dec. 31, 1880, to the wife of Thoz. G. Rcamcx, a daughter. PLYMALE In Jacksonville, Jan. 3, 1831, to the wife of W. J. Plytnale, a son. COOK On Foot's crwk, Dec 27th, 1S80, to tho wife of W. A. Cook, a ion. MAORUDER At Central December 15th, 1880, U Magruuer, a son. --"?' BERRYMAN BE jacKnonvuie, Januat, r J. it, tiuiier, J. r, r Berry- man apd Jane Bsrrvmai SARGENT-BOAZ InJacksonyille, January 3, 1881, by S. J. Dav, County Judge, J. F. Sargent and Mar)' Bjaz. ROSE ROGERS On Applegate, at the residence of R. Bonedict. on Jan. 1st, 1881, Orlando E. Rose and Miss Lottie Rogers. MESSEL BUSSY In Cbimnev Rock precinct, Dec 23d, 1880, by Geo. W. Frey, J. P., Wm. Messe'l and Miss Emelia Bussy. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Clearance Sale OF Dry Goods, Paacy Goods. CLOTHING, HATS, ETC. AT COST FOR CASH For tbe Next Sixty Days AT Seamrs ii u&. Mr. P. P. Prim. Mitt Kit Prim Clearanco Sale. AT PRIM'S MILLINERY STORE ! A large stock of Fall and ITIntcr goods is offered for sale at our store at cost Give us a call before purchasing else where. Notice. Lakd Omcx at Koseburo, Oax. ( January 8d, 1831, f Notice is hereby given that the follow, ing named settler has filed notloe of his In tention to make final proof in support of his claim, and secure final entry thereof oa Saturday. February 10th. 1881. hefhre the Judge or Clerk of Josephine county, Ore- guu, tii; m. a. iean, i-ie-emption De claratory Sutcment No. 3488, for the SE1 of SEVor Sec 9, T.37&, R.6 W, and names the following as his witnesses, viz: Orr Brown, D. Clausncr. A. L. Waldron, and W. It Stockton of Wlldervillejoseph ine county, Oregon. Wm. F Bexjamtx. Remitter Children CRY tor Pitcher's Oastorfaa 7otbcrs liio anil X!:7ilclaxis rooozaxaand It IT 13 NOT NARCOTIZ. CENTAUR LINIMENTS; tho "World's great l'ata-Iic-ltcring remedies. Tlicyhcnl, bootho and euro Durao, Wounds. Weak Jizzli. nnc'J Ivhcumntism upon Sinn, ant Sprains, Calls mid Lnmcncs pon Beasts. Cheap, quick and reliable. SPURTS of dlasastlaciiacn.. SaaQai, Crackling Paiaj la tio Eaad, Fetid TJrcatli, TJooiaoss, aad. aay Catarrhal Complaint, eas be extormlaatod cyVciro Meyer's Catarrh Cure, a Const tntloanl Antidote, by Aborp Uob Tbo most Important Ei oorecx siaco Vaooiaatlou. COMMIT TT TO MEMORY THAT Rosenstock & Co's MONARCH RUBBER BOOTS, ARE THE Best Made AND EVERY PAIR IS GUAR ANTEED TO GIVE SATISFACTION. tsk for ltosenstock A Co's Eureka Cult Boot Beware of Imitations. e a. so keep the largest stock of leather good in tha San Eranclsco ra-irkct. S. V. ROSENSTOCK 4 CO. San Francisco. Cal. IE NURSERY. LON -Imlll ROC C. F4MILLKR A general atsnrlme.l t-uiiii.iniiv on nanii nA Peachs.?ieclarines. Pra.l Prunes. Apricots. Ouincl of all varieties and slmill Everything sold at thel prices and all Ihc fruit 13' as represented. 25,000 PI OF- DEER HID! WANTED AT- FISHER & COffl We will puy pound, cash. from 3-3 to 4o cent! NOTICE. All those, who know therasclTes In debted to the Ann of Hughes & Adams. Ioon keepers, Kcrbyville, Josephine outity, Oregon. The accounts afiSfeoks r the above Ann have Urn pfJccU n my hands for collection and settlement injl ynu arc hereby reque-tcd to caU at my office at Kcrbyville, and sec the figures. W L Forbbs, Iteccfrer NOTICE. i. me unuur3ii:nvJa ov tioto or i-a. ..i 1 - i Trr book account nre hereby noti fied that an immediate eettla ment must be made, as I intend :o go Kast to buy goods, aad I rausthave money. G. KAREWSKI. Last Taming. Tliose indebted to the estate ofD.iniel Hopklsn, deceased, are notified that uu Icss settlement Is made by January 1, 1831, salt will be commonced and no favors ?iven. I have no other alternative. David U Hopkins, . , . Administrator Jacksonville. Dec 22, 18fc!0. Garflrld I Oar (text rrrsMeat, The Jacksonville New York Store re ceived last Saturday some SS.OOO worth of goods which a ere damaged on tha road between Roseburg and Jackson ville. He offers these goods for sale at half their cost for cash. Call and be convinced. M. Memos. Heavy Canton flannel undershirts and drawers, for 63cU at tbe N York Store. i