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Newspaper Page Text'-A T l 01EGOI SEITIHEL. SxirtSAT, Jamu.xt 15, 1SSL Utm bwknt. asm I J "" AanMaa St mar Owwu Irtw As kwrrhr ajtTra that I ctc o t aSSCak aCVrUTX.aaeKTar Litia as iwHi allasia !- sr t rm ar . lirtw afj. uii. r. F. aUEAAAaHA. KtfUrr. Cinu "Waxttol Jss, JL CsrdweH i iau ahoct 300 haad of roeng cattle and will pay the highest cub price j for tkc Those having say for sale j .m ji. .ss .w: . 1 &M . Cfe M Wil WW, Call ax Scat ExUer Bros. 3 Irrehr re ztodoe tWlaWr nst lure -Hioaey and ak lbs wfetsW lo them to oB mad settle a ae thereby es ablaliEg their credit Sir Another esr. QcAKTEurlfaaws. TheSdQcar terirXeeuaglertW ICetLodiRt E-ns-sxeaX Chares wiH h held in Jackson i8e os Uit Vyb sad 16th of Jasaarv. - .J CJ-1 MP m jt nrrr mi -w ij IX&atll A. K. SoUoreii far tbe Qaarterly Csefereace. Hie trcaal Qr1itlj Hiu-tfrig services wiH be held a Sam sat. All Are cordially invited o HtM?. D. A. Caowxxx, Pastor. CBArinxs or HoyoEprJom-mL. At a regalAr meeting of Defiance Cocxxsl No. 15, C. of H., held on Sun day, Dec 26:33, 1SS0. Tbe following named persons were dcly elected to fill the various o5.es for tie ensuring term: W.CL, Matt C Lewis;L. C, OKe AVer; Herald, M. W. Akers; Scribe, Join M. Lewi; F. S, Wn. A. Leon ard; PMite, Horace McLaren; Treat. P. B. PtaUj VTAnler, LocisA Gilmore. Sad Accxdcst. A terrible accident occorred rrterdxT Afternoon aboct three o'clock to WiHir, son of lion. J. X. T. Miller, ajad nine jeara. Tbe lad u inrt starunr oat vitn a son to shoot larfct vhen the pircr vu acd deatlj diac&arpnd, the charge tearing the nijr Ifft Arm, dose to the shoolder, in ihrrda. Dr. Aiken av promptlr teat for and with tLe askict Ance of Zhx. Kahler and Vrcoman; at once ampatalel the shattered limli Ahost two iacn from the h&6lder jojat. The poor little roSerer railed a-rll and late laU. errning apjearance ere Terr hojefcL Thx VTkct Snotr. The DecemWr number of the West Shore, pablished in Pcrtla&d by L. Samuel is the best number that has ret reached ex and the publication is incrrasng in 'raise. It contain a number of hand soaae eagrarino and wni deacripUre tsarter relating to the great North -et aai T'fiiiAjr,Tliiii, MaltasAJEAterial- it faWBat.i '-i-i f aWstB oatr 92 parjesr. J Tie Jansaur namb-r nromwra tobel atJl beuer. A taap of'tLe entire Pa-1 dfic Northwest from the latest surreva will aceumpaav the Febraarv number j New Patejtts. Dewey & , Scientific Press Patent Agencr has re cwved oSdal notice of the is.ue of the following patents to Pacific coast in ventors, for the week ending Decern Ler It, 1SS0-. 235,505, amalgamating mortar, Johea S. Buck, Oakland, CaL; 235, 417, door htnge, J. Decombe, S. F.j 235S5G, seal lock, Aliraham Halwr, S. F.; 235.43S, thin coupling. G. W. Hunter, Merced, CaL; 235,444, ex trading cartridge shells, James F. Marvin, Fort McDowell, Arizona; 235,573, water clcet valve, W. M. Sack, Oakland, CaL; 2.371, label, Benj Hayings, S. F.; 2.373, label, John R. "Williams, Stockton. CaL If you want to economize by stop fang your county paper, atop it in a manly way by first settling for it, but do-not send a sneaking JetUT pleading lack of time to read it and leave an en- svUled acoo-snt on the printer'a books. Just such a plea was made by a sab Rcribtr, in JAauary, 1SS0, And who thereafter regalarly walked every week to read his aeighlior'a copy distant a mile, making one hundred And four miles of traveL We ayzniathid with sa industrious a seeker after knowl edge, and put him cm the free list, bat, finding that he drank np a bushel or two of wheAt every time he came to town, put him off again. Poor fellow 1 in ha eSorts to-eooaomue be wore out Ln boots, and he i saw as poor and xshappr as a Mormon, with six wives and oalr two house. Odd Feliowe Isstallatioxa D. D. G.M. Helmaa, of Ashland, installed the new oScers of Jacksonville Lodce No. 10, L 0. O. F lastSatarday veaing. The following is a list: N. G Henry Klippel; Y. G-, A. H. Maey;R.&,S.J. Day; P. S, H. t. Helms; Treasurer, John Miller; Con ductor, K. Kabli; W., F. Lar; L G Peter Baschey; R. S. N. G., T. T. Mc Kenae; L S. N. G E. Band; R. S. Y. GT. B, Kent; L. & Y. G., Yeit Schuta; R. S. S, Loai Solomon; L. S. S,NickFicke. On last Monday evening the same oScer installed the following oScers for Ruth Rebekah Degree Lodge No. . G, Mrs. N. Fisher; Y.G, Mrs. Frank Erause; R. S, A. H. Maerfy; E. S, "W. J. Plvmale; Treasurer, Mrs. F. Lay; C, J. A. Dover; W., F. Lav; LG,K. KubU; R.S. N.G, Mra. H. v. Helms; L & N. G, Mra. Loui Solomon; R. S. Y. G Mrs. E. Kabli; L. S- Y. G, Mrs. S. J.McEnlcht. Oa Tuesday evening the following oScers were installed for Table Rock Encampment: QPnK. Knbli; S. W.; H. t. nelms; H. P, S. J. Day; Scribe, J. A. Borer; Treascrer, John Mil'er; S. WF. Lay; IstW., A. Btth,2d"W., A. LX Helaaa. uk-ax. rriia, Kaon. Misers happy. CStv elecaoa sr weeks eSatAAi. Howard sell can bj the vara1 or pound. Ta EaUc i-starae1 freai the North S&is week. Dres roois 121 cm at the New I York Store. Call on Pirate for tost tease and isaasie sorses. Boats worth. $5.03 for $3.50 New Tort Store. At tie Tbe fa!j R. U. Writler are r- ported sick at Walla "Walk. HaSa worth S2.50 each said At the ! v -v c. - i ; K. 4. MOt WW.V AlFt V Thousands of articles for sale At tie New York Store at cost rates. t Birkhrad does a reshing hatini in Ryan's brick. Meak, 25 cents. Ladies and children atockinri at half price at the New York Store. Her. L I Bogers Trill preach here tosaorrov in the M. . Chorea At 11 A.X. l -J'.mWV S$tefJf3&t unm oiea at uartami, vaL,tM7iB instant. Farsjers cannot do better than buy a Fish Bros, wagon for which ELarews- ki is agent. Quite a ncmber of Ashlandites were in town last Tuesday attending Maaoa ic meetings. Circuit Court hit adjoorned till the next regular term commencing, Mon day Feb. Uh. Mr. E. D. Fondray has been quite iH At his residence with erysipelas bnt is now improrinj. The Ex.tracht meets at Yeit's hall next Monday ereumg for the purpose of electing oScers. The New Year'a number of the San Francisco Chronicla was a marvel of nt-wvttier eulerrise. Rer. M. A. "Williams will preach at Eagle Point to-morrow and xn Jackson ville, Sunday Use 23d. Miss Julia Murphy, who has been quite low with typhoid pneumonia, is gradually rccovennc. Eight new pepils were received at St. Mary's Adademy this week, two of them music scholars. IL F. Phillips will start for a tour of investigation in the Walla Walla country in about a month. Mrs. Dr. Jackson who has been ser ioc sly ill for a week past is out of dan ger and convalescing. Harrison Kelly returned from Port land on Saturday last and will remain with rs for a few months. tJWe are.piad to say that our old iImm J. J. Coatstock has fullv recov- ej-ed ia hJih and is happy. ,,.,, , - , R MeOaniel has been confined thpB for a week !xt with an rf xie PT"S Wa The iws tarm on Applerate wax '.M . T,.fT- R.1 1... K.iml,v ! imrchased by August Wolf for 5900. Mrs. G. B. Skinner, of Lincoln Neb raskA, sister of Cameron Bros of ihir oountv. is expected here in a few divx on a not. Read Rearaes Bros, new notice They ato bound to deAr ihir shelves to make room for Spring goods and will gie bargains. Remember the New York Store hen yon wish ta buy goods, because the best goods yoa can get for one half their real value. Robt Garrett And Pal McMahon failed to make coanection on their re spective mail routes last trip on ac count of high water. The 29th asd 30th of January Rev. J. R. N. BelL P. E will hold the 2d Quarterly Meeting for this Ceaferecce year at Eagle Point. Read the advertisement of the Ball to be given at Holt's hall on February 224 bv the Champions of Honor and secure voor ticket in time. Go to the S. F. varietv store and you will nnd Jimmy little a good genial boy that you can t help pitron inns Give uim a chance. Rev. Father Blancketis storm boand in Josephine county and as there is no commanicatiou it is doubtful if he will retara to-day as expected. The late beating rains have damaged the interior of the M. E Church con siderably and it is easier to stop leaks than to make wet plaster stick. The Northern stage was delayed by the washing oat of the bridge in the canyon. Stages now cms the Cow creek bridge without difficulty. We had a pleasaat call from John Blaylock of Evaas creek daring the week. He rejiorts mining at a stand still in his section oa account of a scarcity of water. We are sorry to note that measles are quite firevalent on Balte creek, particularly aboat Eagle Point. Mr. Simons had foar of his children afflict ed at once this week. Nick Ficke lost six Urge f At hogs br tbe freshet vesterdav morning. They were penned a short distAnce down Jackson creek and all washed Away before daylight. George Schumpf left his wagon on the road last trip while carrying the mail between here And Wrights, bat got throach on time oa horseback not withstanding the high water. Oa Wednesday morning, Robert Kahltr's rain gasge showed a fall of two and a quarter inches for the past I twele soars. Xfcuw Southern Califor nia weald be a whole years Weasing, Mr. A. S. Miller of Portkad was here is the eariy part of the week look i5 for as eppartABtty to beild bridges. He repre ents the Ssoith Truss as the cheapest Asd sort desirabls for ordtB ary prpoaes. The Portland Bellrtin says there aa exteasire coloniatioa scheme on foot in IndiASA, Ohio And Michigan, e&e handred familiea having orgAnised with the intestioa of making Oregon their fatare hoaae. The Keeord says that the schooner California has been turned over to the agent ef the Swiss Lloyds Marine la xarunce Co. She is still on the beach at Crescent City and will hare to be pat ea waya" to be repaired. Taxes are eoming in slowly and the attention of tax payers is called to the fact, that after the'lSth the Sheriff will have no alternative but to collect in person. Those desiring to pay mileage will, therefore, deter payment until aT ter that date. The Attention of parents And teachers it called to a few of the iniortant rules established by the State Board of Education, and published at the request of school director Neil. A knowledge of these proper raVsvwill saxe. tPMjte eeiwrcB erTT-aa pimsw r-iA- I 4F-513!reE!SITJal e I MJUU, aWBUlj sa fSfSa, . u ea dear a saaa m war, jww mwi, ed at Alaska. The boy it in a good place and deserves credit for pluck and self reliancn. We know several boys that kind f a j lace would just suit. P. G. Strickland of Roseburg, hAS pBrcliAsed sn interest in the Coiustock steam saw mill At Latham And will be known no more as agrnt of the C fc 0. Stage Co. Mr. Strickland is known as a thorough and energetic business man, and, no doubt, will propter in his new venture. R. M. Garret, sUrted as usual oa Thursday morning with the mail for Waldo getting along Applegate with tJight difficultv but found the grade above the Wetherby mill quite im passable eien for horsemen. Men, boa ever, are at work And the road will he fit for travel by Monday. When 18S0 died it is to be hoped tbe slang fienu, who was so busy dur- tnc the old vears life, wrnt with him. The wretch a ho pushed tbe word av erage into undue notoriety and in vend such illianous slang as '"boom" and blizzard oncht to be hanged for murdenn o " -""b ...j,.. ttlA t?i Vlivli Bob Ingersoll savs he didn't lose faith tn the Bible till he ran Against the story of Naomi marrying when she was 580 years old. His excuse is very flitn.y, as the story only proves the solidity of tbe good old book, for tbe age when woman wont marry, if she gets a chance no man knoweth. Mr. Garret reports that nearly all the timbers intended for the new bridge across Applegate near Bull's place hsve been carried away by the fmhet. This is a serious loss but it will not deter the citizens from build ins as a bridge at that point is an alt- solute necessity and the timber will soon be replaced. It appears quite probable that work on the bridge to span the Willamette river at Portland will bestopjed. An -injunction has been asked for on the ground that it will seriously inide navigation. The chief objection to the bridge is that the "draw" is too narrow and will tndanger the safety of vessels passing through it. The latest and most effective flea dis turber we have heard of is within reach of alL Take a large sized pepjer box, fill with Scotch snuff and sprinkle the sheets liberally. In its efforts to sneeze the flea will kick itwlf clean out of bed and trouble no more Then sneeze the sheets off the bed and you can rest pleasantly no patent on this. The report circulated a short time since that Cozail, the noted foot racer, had bean shot and killed by his backer after having thrown off a race in Den ver, Colorado, proves to have been a hcax and Cozad ii alive and xcll. That kind of gentlemen never die and rarely get killed as they have more lives than a cat and are tougher than grizzly bears. The Plumas (Cal.) National says: The blacksmiths have had quite a lively trade in horse anow shoes lately. They are made of hard wood, nine by rleven inches or Uierealiouts, with an iron daip that fits over the hoof and holds them on. The stage horses on the high mountains would hare a sorry time of it were it sot for those useful ci-plianees. The mail is still bein v carried" from Ashland to link ville, on schedule time by H. F. Phillips, the sub contractor ander Firree & Borden, the latter havinc the contract from Huntley who has manag-d to get in arrears with the mail pay, he drawing it at Washing ton, but the contractors will not discon- tiaue service yet. If they Are forced to do so, we hope the deiartment will make the original contractor's lands men carry it till the expiration of toe contract. Elder M. Peterson's appointments for 1881: 1st Sunday in each .nonthat Mound district school house; 2d San day at Lone Oak; 3d Sunday At Wil- low Springs; 4th Sunday At Point- Eagle Rev. JL C Miller will hold services in January as follows: Second Sabbath (9th) At Antioch, 11 x. JS-, and at Sam's valley the evening before. Third Sabbath (16th) at Browns bom, Ha., and At Eagle Point at 3:30 p. x. Fourth SabbAth (23d) at Neil's school house, 11 A. x., And At Ashland 7 p. x. Salts, -worth$15 for $9, At the New York store. i On Sandar kit, the Kfjfaaometer Bpawjf storm. Kftiw'clock, HnKal tor-Bw"-Ttthoat HsW4ament BNkaC The -Trery little sadden and : indicated the appj On Tuesday B1 rain coameseed rents And eontiaf the slightest of our going to ; storm was accost wind And was aaava&Xr falliajr in rain, instead the mountains. The streams has been aliost I Applegate ristBg nisht. On Wexh road along the : Rar's farm was is of the bcavr voluu over it. Bear i idly, overflowing the Eagle Mills three feet. At tl ing this stream cS the west side of high and dry, ana neL Rosue rivi foAiuinc down fra CArrv- ing with it imtnt until it volume ofdrifL t the high- est point ever thft-Tnemor table freshet of K red tnC ffwMS d - t AsVtfcfc suae te ea ap aaawgVi. Jdrtltmg tree getting foul of utelwire cable at By bees ferry RecessusMa. aatttng the cable to save the baCTiDby s ferrr. near Grant's Pats k'twriat awar and we hear of heavy lojBesjkraib where thr river has overiewed it? banks and much land is cut awar by the heavy current especially along Bear creek. XIX0R DAMAGES. We lrarn that two valuable jacks and a number of fine grade bucks be longing to Wm. Bybee hate been drowned. The animals were in a low pasture north of Mr. By bee's ferry and caught by the sudden rise of the river on Tuesdav night. Several of the set tlers on the river bottom west of Gnnts Pass were dritrn from their hon.s on Wednesday ami had to take refuse in the hi Is. Jackson creek was so high that the, family of'P. D. Hull were obliged to move oat on Thursday night, their lioue being completely surrounded by water. E Jacobs' large wood pile was all that saved hit resi dence, hut it was sarcd At the expense of a Urge quantity of wood that was washed away and scattered in every direction. The channel of the creek was again changed, leaving the bridge high and dry and sweeping along the sidewalks in front of residence of Messrs. Langell, Merritt and Prim. the STonx soRrn. We learn by teleinrauh, from Can- yonville, that the storm was very severe -j north. Thr South Utnuqua wan at the '62 mark, sweeping awsylniiles of fenc ing and washing off mlvalnable land. The Yokuni bridgHear Cm. yonville is cone and one JK6 Across Canyon creek is washed. HP'.The new grade two mile-. nortfcsCaayonville has slid into the rKerfraiaVring sUge travel impossible 'fi.r- vaYf,T'nt, ut th) Divisitn Agent, M'r. Carl I, will do all that can be done to push the mails through, No trains hsd reached Rose burg since Monday night but as the wires Are down it can not le ascertain ed ahat the- cause of detention is. 9I1M.SU 1MKLL1GKME. Sam Lackland is making the dirt fly with the hydraulic pipe in the Star Gulch claim on Applegate and deserves a big clean up Tom Kahler is busydelving in bis claim At Fort Lane, having ample water and fully expecting another har et of rich piece. The recent heavj rains have started the water in every minim; camp and given an impetus to raining industry that promises a rich gold harvest. The Centennial mine near Willow Springs is now under the supennten dence of David Benncr, and is beinc worked with a full head of water. Klippel A Eeaton on Poorman's creek are rushing dirt through their flume with an immense head of water, and say that their prosiects are excel lent. Ore has been discovered epposite Kerbyville, supposed to contain sil ver. It is not as rich even as the dollar of our daddies and probably con tains more iron than anything else. The Sterling, English Co., Bin" Gravel, Applegate and all other large hydraulic luiues, ia tbwAnd Josephine tountr, are now running stith full heads of water and good presets of continuance. r Frank iililsU tUiif. he- statement that Green Bros, of Galice creel: are now taVingfteiit richer gold leatinc rock, from the. Sagar Pine ldg than it has ever yieHad before. These gentlemen are running their arastras steadily and aidsntly have a profitable mine. m Madame Halt tout the rrcaldeaf. Madame Holt, having conceived the idea that the travel of the O. & C Stage Co. was diverted from her hotel on account of an over exorbitant charge for entertaining thePraMdeaAjel party, induced Capt. Sira--a, formerly of Jacksonville, to wfHe'se'jefce President in her behalf. TbefSfjMewiag reply was received by Ktp'W--ae) now Judge of DelewatCassaivtO.. and in- uicaips tne Kina aaai'saawiAoiB ieei- ings of the PiwidentaVj . -?, -v ExECTmwW-aasHwf. WA.sniNGT9K.-LW St, 1880. Mr dear Colonel: W I received MrAHeaeeer. Noth ing to injure her wei'ever jee by me or aay of the party, jfe eajwyed our trip very wach, Lwea'wVlw ao un- plcasaat recollectiaaafiM Jaehsenville, V . . .i . -( t"1ry x trust ta e parief' gain what she he Ho!f. asssneTiaentiy BtBsTw. hieh in Wid rise of Jprecedented, tmfcMWfca-TWsdsT aaaaBaseaiac the Araamui. wm. iiBia aecoant mc ranning arAVBiA at rap aKtrad near tJHaaa. w over leaaaABBik.'BBra cross- pSBae-Vakt on INsB) vearing it ISV chan rVVearing and BBBSaa 1 UfOM M 1 liMUdi TBBaBaaBaswBSaasf lsUJasiramewlur. w w. m eeajmay wm re- i Saat JO' jWp-- i r 'r k t? T7C J9ftWssfeseM FMBf artoflU Frosty awnuafx. Weather feKgfctfal. No saow ea the SBeaatsias. "Filthy lucre" exceedingly scarce, Farmtrs basy while tka saa shiats. Road remark Ably good far jAnuary. Martin SLaakey is still titer the lost 'leAd." Miners at Bet so heptfal now of a big run. ByKee A Co. had to stop piping for lack of water. It is a tteat to ride with the irre pressible Bob. Josephine keeps her reputation for productiveness. Governor" Briggt always in carious condition. pre- All anxiously waiting for the open, ing of a a W. R. Distressingly healthy, physicians threaten to suicide. Frank Bryan had no Christmas box this year because his cow did not get tbe proper feed. v -TV,- .-1 .. 1. it L jfii"y j"-.j, iBOTovwiawiiM ires TXTeray vfiy flV!.f Tt4iplrefsrJ seats, preeatrwaaawl appearaBe. In the'clAims of Dessels A Co., And Wimer ii Co. piping is going on dsy And night with greAt prospects of sac cori. The Applegate bridge, near Btn Bull's, U in process, of construction, many timbers being already on the ground. Since the above was written the water supply was augmented to an in convenient degrte. ArrtLGATK ITEM. Times in Kerby ville are rather dull at the present. Tbe ground is warm and just pushing right ahead. grass The rain daring the month hat dona wonders. Farmers are enabled to put in their crops, some of it is already looking green and nice, while other fields are sprouting nicely. On Sunday last Elder Hoxie held forth to a good audience on Mo. Flat. This week Elder Woodridge, assisted by Ritter'and Single, is holding a pro tracted meeting at the tame place. About six weeks sgo there was a wedding in Kerby ville, and the par ties thereto seemed happy, but now they have separated, the cause has not transpired and has caused considera- hie home talk. Christmas and New Years passed ofT quite pleasantly, justice having Wn done to the good things prepared for the inner man. There were no partte. axcej't private, in aa immediate viein ttyLutahcTO kcrVteVeraVrdaTflcs'Aaa one Christmas tree not verr. far of. Stock generally it doing well, bat there is some that would not make very fat meat, still none are suffering. If this warm weather lasts, stock will fare very well. I have never teen stock hogs look better at this time of jear, getting fat on the abundant oak mast. Applegate, Jan. 2, 1881. DIED. REILLY At the family residence in Manzanita precinct, Jauusry llth, 1881, Mrs. Margaret Reilly, in the 7uth year of her age. ill Clearance Sale OF Dry Goads, Yslvcj Goods. CLOTHiNQ, HATS, ETC. ' AT COST FOR CASH For the Next Sixty Days AT Reamers Bros. Mra. P. P. Prim. KlMXUaPrlaa Cleaxanca Salt. AT PRIM'S MILLINERY STORE ! A large stock of Fall and Winter goods is offered for sale al our store at cost. Give us a call before purchasing else where. Notica. Laxt Ornca at Rosebcm, 0e5. 1 Janusry 3d, 1831, f Notice it hereby given that the follow ing named settler has filed notice of b is in tention to make Anal proof in support of his claim, and secure nasi entry thereof on Saturday, February 19ih, 1881, Iteforc the Judge or Clerk of Josephine county, Ore gon, vir: M. S. Dean, Pre-emption De claratory Statement No. 3486, for the SEy of SEM of Sec 9, T. 37 S., R. 6 W., and names the following ns hit witnesses, vis: Orr Brown, D. Clausncr. A. L. Waldron, and W. R. Stockton of Wlldervilleoteph iae county, Oregon. Wu. F. BaxjAVTjr.Rfs-itter. BOHI. COLLINS In Josephine county, Dec. 11th, 1880, to the wtfo of John Col lint, a daughter. MANNING la Manzaaita preciact, January 12th, 1881, to the wifo of J. W. Manning a son. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. GRAND BALL OtTEX AT Madame Soli's If ew Hall, BT TBE Champions of Honor, Jacksonville, of ox FEBRUARY 22, 1881. COMMITTT.I. ofy Jfystrxx. Mrs. A. Bilrer, '' Mrs. McKnight MlSJne.Dfl"riwell. JUcirttOS COVHUTTEX. deSfgelUott, v eMri P. Farrin, j jsrs. i. lr'JicAtniie. Floor Maxaoexs. Aaron Barneburr, Wm. Measor, Wm. L. Bllgcr. The Tcry best of music will be furnished by Prof. Scott's string band. Tickets Including supper, i 50. By order of the General Committee. J. A Card well, A Barneburr, Mrs. A Bllger, Mrs. McKulgU and Miss Bailie Card well. THES.P. VARIETY STORE, tncnan the maxaoeukxt or LITTLE & CHASE, JACKSONVILLE, WILL BE KEPT WELL STOCKED with the choicest CIGARS, JEWELRY, CANDIES, NUTS, PIPES, CARDS, NOTION8, CUTLERY, STATIONERY, ALBUMS, T0BACC03, CIGARETTES, Goat's Furnishing Goods And everything usually found in a first class variety store. Our goods are the best and gurranteed to be as represented. Prices low, as we do not prnprose to be undersold, tardive us a call. LITTLE & 0IIASE: . Wet "De -Meyer! CATARRH CURE. ONE DOLLAR! The unprecedented success of this re markable preparation, Justifies Dr. Wei De Meyer in reducing the price to $1 a Package, and six packages to i. M cents a package and new 4 cent stamp -uie, will be given by us and by Wholesale Druj-j-itu. In exchange for the 0 cent stamp Wei de Meyer's catarrh cure. D. B. Dewey & Co, 40 Dey St. N. Y. G. KAREWSKI, DEALER IN STOVES, TINWARE, HARDWARE, DRY GOODS, AgricaltaTral Impiemonts flIACniNERY, GROCERIES, ETC. Also Local Agent for the justly Cele brated Fish .Bro's. Wagon, The best Wa$on on Wlusels for tlie following reasons: 1. More care is taken in the selection ot stock; only good, solid butt-cut timber being used. 2. The Wheels are all soaked in Boil Inc Linseed Oil. 3. Every part Is ttrongly braced; and Instead of being bolted. Is clipped, so that the full strength of the wood is secured. 4. The Tires sre securely bolted, after being thoroughly and carefully set. t 5. The Skeins are heated before driven on, and set in V hite Lead ; consequently, when cooled, contract, making a perfect nt and Impossible to worK loose. Il is the only Wagon on which "Holmes' Patent Self-Oiling .-kerns" are used, the whole right and title having been pur chased. The principal points of superior itv over all other Skeins are: 1st. Bear ings are perfectly straight, which docs away with side-draught. 2d. lias a per fect fitting .-and Band. 3d. Unnecessary to remove the wheel to oil. 4th. Will re tain oil longer, having an oil-chamber, and so constructed that oil cannot runout at the point. 5th. Uound Brace is clipped on, bringing the purchase nearer the wheels. And many others, too numerous to mention, but which can be rciulilv seen upon examination; and we cordially in vite our many customers and all others who contemplate purchasing a first-class Wsgon, to call And get prices before go ing elsewhere- CENTAUb US alvays Cares and never 4ba polata. T&o world's crsatFalii ReUevar far Maa aai Seaat C&aap, qwlok asd rallabla PITCHER'S CASTORIA, Is not Narcotic. Cklldrea Crow fat upon, Mother like, and Physicians recommond CASTORIA, Itrcsnlatcsthtf Bowels, cures Wind Colic, allays Fcvcrisluaess, and de- ntroys "Worms. HX'. - . "Awii v . WEI BE METER'S CA- ' TARRX Cwra, a. CotutHaaleaaX. Aattdote far tWa tarriale saala dr, by Abaorptlea. The ateti Important DUooverr siaea Vao elaatlosu Other remeeUea asar rcUtrra Catarrh, tUs -evna at any atae ttefere Cessastatlea aetata. COMMIT IT TO MEMORY THAT Rosenstock & Co's MONARCH RUCKEK BOOTS, ARE THE Bet Made AND EVERY PAIR IS GUAR- ANTEED TO GIVE SATISFACTION. Ask for Rosenstock & Co.'s Eureka Call Boot. Beware of Irailation. We al so keep the largest stock of leather goode In the San Erancisco market. a W. ROSENSTOCK & CO. San Francisco. CaL SARDINE NURSERY. SITUATED Or " Wr-isayyy- - w -r- ' "-lrfr vi.v." -p ...,. m ROCK i'' L"VC. B. F, MILLER, PROPRIETOR, A general assortment of fruit trees kept constantly on hand, consisting of Apple, Peaclisjtcctarines, Pears, Plums, ("hemes, Pruna, Apricots, Quinces, etc also berries of all varieties anil shrubbery &c Everything sold at the mo-it rra-onabfe prices and all the fruit is guaranteed to be as represented. 25.000 P0TJJNDS -OF DEER HIDES -WANTED AT FISHER &COHNS. We will piT from 33 to 45 cnts pound, cash. NOTIOB. All those who know themselves In debted to the firm of Huches & Adams, saloon keepers, Kerbyville, Josephine county, Oregon. The accounts and books of the above firm have been placed In ' my Lands for collection and settlement. and you arc hereby requested to call-alt office at Kerbyville, and see the figures. W. L. ForuiEf, Receira NOTICE- Those who are indebleil ta the undersigned by note or book account are hereby W"j Bed that an immediate settlf ment must be made, as I intend to go East to buy goods, asd rausthave money. G. KAKEWSKt, Last Warning, Those Indebted to the estate of Daniel HopkUn, deceased, are notified that un less settlement Is mvlc by Jauuiry I, J88I , suit will be commenced and no favor given. I have no other alternative. David- b, Dorxi"s, Administrator Jacksonville. Dec 22; I8WX Garfleld Is Oar Snl rrrsMtat, The Jacksonville New York Store re crived last Saturday some $3,000 worth of goods which were damaged on the road between Kosebarg and Jackson ville. He oilers these goods for sale at half their cost for cash. Call and be convinced. 31. 31 EX so a. Heavy Canton and draweis, for York Store. flannel undershirts 63cts at the New i ! Ml