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OREGON SENTINEL.
JACKIl'NVILLE'
Saturday, December 17, 1881.
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Land O (lice at Itoicbar. Ocn.l
June 30, 18S0. j
T all IThom It tuar Concern:
Notice In lirrrbT given Hint I hare tlcsls
Bated lueOlti:; m:.TIM:l ai Hie paper
la which 1 hall hereafter publish nil pre
emptions liomcste.-ul nml nppllcitionii
for mining patent fur land lylns near
lacknanWUCt JncJivon count, Oregon.
XT. F. Itr.VItlllV. Itcslstcr.
Lost. An enameled, gold car-rins,
oral shape. The Under' will lie reward
ed by leaving it at tills office. .
m
Ektkrtainment at Rock Point.
There will be a Christmas tree and
dramatic entertainment to be followed
by a grand ball at the Rock Point hull
on Friday, Dec. 23. Come one, come
all. Admission free. Those wishins
to cive presents to their friends can
leave them in care of Mrs. II. L. White
or Mrs. Cawley.
Fios. Atn reju
ek VL:
Went NoriO,T?, O. ., held' at tlirir
hall on Dec: 15th, the following office
trere elected for the ensuing term: C.
P., H. v. Helms; H. P.. S J. Day; K.
W., Fred Otten; Scribe, John A. B .vcr;
Treas., John Miller; J. V., Fred Lny;
Trustee, H. v. Helms, K. Kubli and
T. B. Kent. Installation ceremonies
will take jilace on Tuesday, Jim. 10th.
"Well Axsweued The n adv wit of
the Hibernian i p'l.teihialjhut we tie
ver heard u better answer than was 'i
Yen the other tUv, by o'jr friend Mur
jihy, the .blacksmith, who sometimes-
inn over suit iiccomes annoying.
fishing to ctt lid of him, we request
d him to fro and lind out what ineta-
phys-ics'' was "The divil a need to o"
replied lie instantly, "sure metaphys
ics is the ghost of an idaa" Murphy
didnt' go.
Tnu CATnoi.ic Sunday School.
The Rer. Father Blanchet distributed
over eighty prizes to the Catholic Sals
bath school children on Sunday last.
The prizes were given both for profici
ency and good behavior end the Rev.
Father i8 doing a noble work, in train
in; up the youth of his flock in th
rijht way. We hope, when they reach
manhoad and womanhood, they may
look back from lives of nobriety and
virtue; acknowledging the value of the
worthy efforts that shaped their lives
alight, too frequently, without the
aid of parental discipline.
Death or Jons Cosly. This old
pioneer, whose ucntli was puiiliheii
last week, was one of the first residents
of. Jacksonville, coming her with the
family of Judge. Reed. Mr. Conlv was
a native of Drogheda, County Louth
Ireland. The deceased had been fast
failing, for tome time, and on the even
in; of his death fell from his chsir with
out tl.o slightest warning. Mr. Colv
was about 75, nlwjtvs had a pleasant
salutation for" everyone and earth had
many worse men than he. He wax
buried in the Catholic cemetry, Rev.
F. X. Blanchet officiating.
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DISCREDITABLE. For sometime past
Rev. Mr. Sharp has been holding pi av
er meetings at the M. E. Church and.
quite often, thev have been disturbed
by the bad conduct of bovs. both inside
nnd outside the Church. This is neither
gentlrinanly nor smart and if children
do not go to Church for moral or intel
lectual improvement they 'ought to
have decency enough to keep awav.
It is the duty of parents to teach their
children common politeness, at least.
It costs little, but boys. In after years,
and girls too will find ii very valua
ble. Let us fee if parents, themeselves.
have decency enough to make iheir
childrn behave at religious meetings,
er sense enough to keep them awav, if
they are too rude to respect the feel
ings of ethers.
Well Thought Of. A resolution
was offered in the city council, Mon
day evening, tendeiing the use of the
Town Hall to the counlv for the pur
pass of holding courts and transacting
other county business. It. is really
generous on the part of the trustees
lut, unfortuna'ely. the juries would
have no place but the cell for delibera
tion which, although quid' as comfor
table and fit as th lottos over the
county barn, would hapllvlift suitable..
No juror would like to return hme
and say that he had lieen in the c.ila
boose, at the county seat, for a tlnv or
two and this unpleasant stigma is about
tho only difference between the lock
up and present quarters. The resolu
tion was l.id over and a committee
appointed to wait on Judge Hanna to
ascertain if he would accept the hospi
talities of the citv and select one of
the cells for an office.
Concert. A concert, by our local
talent, will be given r-n Wednesday
evening, 21st inst. at Holt's Hall, for
the benefit of , the new Church. The
admission is nominal and everybody
can afford to go. Following is the
programme:
Muuc, String Band. Opening
Song. Reading, Issie McCully. Song
bv little girls. Recitation, Annie
Bilger. Duett, Katie and Johnnie
Miller. Solo, Daisv Bilger. Quartette.
Kate Hoffman, Tillie Miller. J. Bover
and J. Hyzer. Tableaux. Song by
little girls. Declamation. Chas. Bilger.
Duett, Misses Lillie TJIrich and Annie
Bilger. Recitation, Ada Plvmale,
Solo, Mrs. D. K. Feathers. Tableaux.
Duett, Clara N"uber and Chas. Bilger.
Music, hyStringBand. Ml-Quartettc.
Recitation, Rosa Cardwell. Tableaux.
Song, Susie Turner. Solo, Cora Linn.
Closing Song. Music, hv String
Band. Admission. 25ctp, children, 12J
cents, Babies free.
LOCAL ITT.HS.
Call at Plyniales for your buggy
teams.
Singer sewing machines at $45. by
D. H. Feathers.
Small-pox is now raging dreadfully
in Union county.
Deputy Sheriff Prim returned from
Portland yesterday by stage.
A Barneburg has opened a black
smith shop ut Willow Springs.
W. C. Greenuian will give a Christ
mas ball at Liukville on the 2Glh.
Ghss. J. Howard tarted north this
week to engage in railroad surveying.
The skating rink at Goose Lake has
been dampened by h heavy mil: storm.
Several coinmiihiea'inns are. crowded
out thin week, but will appear in cur
next.
The "Times' has enlarged o a 32
column paper and presents a good ap
jiearance.
The Oregonian announces, that there
i, now, not. a single case of small pox
in Piirtland.
The ''State Line Herald" bus just
V'.fMi-nm ttT-ni -hAohiiii-. uotig
may it wave.
The Yreka "Journal" savs that
beaver are verv numerous tin Slitsta
river this season.
There will be imnieinus I ulb 'and
entertainments thmughout the county
during the holidays.
Mr. Chailes M-nre,of Linkville, a'ld
his sister, Miss Frank ie Moon-, me ex
pected here to spend the holidays.
Call at Fred I.uv'a and select your
ma-k fur the Eiutrucht IS ill. Quite a
number luve already lieen engaged.
Rev. 51. A. Williams wi'.l hold serv
ices Ivre to mnreiiw evening, at 7
o'cl ck, in the PieshttcrMii Church.
John Ashmead, of Rock Point, was
in town vest ei tiny and lepnrts exlen
sive farming operations in his icinity.
John Cowan and Knncli Gale have
rented J. G. Bird,-e'.s mines at Jim
town and will work there this winter.
Greene Bro. are taking out better
rock than ever at the Sugar Pine ledge
and the ledge is wider and better de
lined.
Our city dads deserve credit for their
efTort in improving our sidewalks and
abs for furnishing tho additional street
lumps.
Adarel Chatter, 0. E. S. elects offi
cers next Friday afternoon at two
o'clock P. M. A full 'attendance is
desired.
Little A Chase, E. Jacobs, F. Ritsch-
aril, J. S. Howard and Mahler Bros,
are all well supplied with holiday
presents.
Billv Paterson got struck a number
of times last Tuesday night, but who
it was that struck him still remain. a
mvsterv.
The experts at the Guitau trial
have had a conference and decided that
he was sane enough to tie responsible
for his crime.
The Sf.xtixkl is under many obli
gations to Ummi Kilbuurn. U. S (Jang
r, of Portland, for tiles of late Wash
ing'on p.ipers.
Sterling is washing now wilh a full
head of water, th" late rains haing
Hushed tho stieums erv much during
i he past week.
A. F. Wheeler Asst. Stn'e Treasurer
is quarantined at Somh R-iid, Tnd ,
by small pox. The disease is spreading
rapidly over the west.
Simmons Sz McE'vev ate just about
reailt lo open a hydraulic, mine on
Rnguo liver, a little distance below the
mouth of Galicr creek.
A correspnnil-nl of the "Oregnni.in"
savs the Salem League should be called
the "Anti .Monopo lie" league Anti
I mill would be lietter.
Rev. B J. Sharp will preach in Un
church next Siiudnv, morning ami
evening. Also. at the lle'.er Grow
school house at 3. P. M.
Ordinance No. 71 licensing skating
rinks, so as to pay $."0 a vear an 1 85
per day or night was pa.-ed In the
Board of Trustees last Monday night.
T. L. Beck, in the Willow Springs
district, has ei;r thing in ieidiiieN
mid is wailing for a full head of water.
Beck's claim never goes liack on him.
From all parts of Josephine county,
we hear that miners are busy washing
gravel and the nut Ii ok for a rich gold
harvest, in the spring, is verv favora
ble. Dr.NN L. Conu has just recieved
some pure bovine vims. He asks all
to come and get vaccinated "and those
not able to pay can get a. scab free of
charge.
J. M. Smith, of Wilderville, was in
town this week laying in a stock of
holiday goods for his store at that
place. He reports times good in his
locality. "
S. W. Lackland arrived on yester
days stage from Portland and was
warmly greeted by his many friends.
He will only sojourn a week or so
with us.
The bkating rink in Jackson rille is
busted on account of the ordinance
passed by Hie Trustees requiring thVin
to take out a liceuse at 50 per year
or 5 per night.
Frank Eunis informs us that the
English hydraulic at "Galice" has
started washing -ith 1000 inches of
water. ''Blue gravel, washing with
about 1000 inches.
Rer. R. W. Hill reached Lakeview
on the 9th, and was to give the people
of that distant region the benebt of a
whole week of his ministration. So
-says the "Examiner."
Frank A. Huffer, of Jacksonville is
editor of the U:iiveisity column in iIih
"Stale Journal." Frunk is u promis
ing boy mul his first efTon would do
era lit to an older head.
IT. F. Philips, of Ashland, has gone
to Portland on mail business. We
hope to see Mr. Phillips secure ihe
Liiikville route again as the service
has been verv faithful ami satisfactory.
Ha
Dr. Scroggs, formerly of Roselmrg,
has dete-n'iined on Inciting in Jackson-"
ville, and will ma'ke his announce nt
next week. The Dr. conies well rec
ommended and we expect to see him
do well.
Rev. Wm. Clyde, the new Minister
for f lie Presbi terinii Chu'rh at A-h
land, passed thioiigh town on Thurs
day's stage to take charge. II- ex
peeled to till the pulpit ihe first time
to-morrow.
TIip Government t"legr.i.i line be
tween Ashland and Fort Klamath is
now in w oi king oide- and reidv for
business The t (trill from Ashland to
tl.e Fort is repurtrd to be only one
cent per word.
Til- Chief of Poltep, in Portland,
savs there nre entirely too niniiv sa
l.cw. in .thnt citv. L-ippeus knmv.l
what he is I alking nliout nml bis remark
would apply to many other places ii
O'egon
The-e have been 53 patents to min
eral land issued Tor i.)ieg"ii 11 of
which nre for Jackson, and 7 for Jo
seiliiue coillltv. The largest nuinls-r.
23. issued for any one county, is for
Biker.
Thirteen miles of trark is laid on the
Nevada ,t Oregon railroad. Trark lt
ilia progresses at the rate of half a
mile daily. We hope to hear of it
leaching -ur flielids in Lakeview be
foie long.
Tho Second Qunrrei lv Meeting for
Jacksonville Circuit, M. E Church,
will be held at Phoenix on both Stnr
il'iv and Sund-iy, Dec. 24ili ami 25 h.
Services on both days ut 11 A. M. anil
in the evening.
" The heater of the new Church, hav
ing been found insiiflirient, a Isrger
one wis put in by Kubli this week.
Should that not wanii the building
sufficiently Mr. Holl'mati will put up a
stove for the present.
Three hundred Presidential post
offices are. vncant and fifteen hundred
applicants are waiting for them. T'vr
hundred people aie to be disappointed
but thev can find plenty of work on
the railroad in Oregon.
Wagner creek school District has
been agitated over the dismissal of a
scholar, for chewing tobacco in school
in vfolaiinn of the rules. AH is happy
now and the urchin ke. is his quid be
hind his ear during school hours.
The wif of J. Oawfonl, of Ash.
land hal a close call on Monday.
Sler host and was handling a Winches
ter rifle when it was accident v dis
charged, the ball passing through her
thigh making a severe D-sh wound.
Clear bead and voicf, eaiv breath
ing, sweet biealh. perfect smell, tavte
and hearing, no cough, no distress.
'Ihesp nre conditions brought "buit. in
catanh by the use of S.mfoid's R oli
c.tl cure. Complete treatment for SI.
The Board of Trustees have erected
three additional lamps in Jacksonville,
on" on the souih siile of Cdifonii.i
fctieet opposite the Pre-diyteiianChlllch,
one opjMisiti Coleman's Msideuc" mill
one oppo-i'le Wetierer's B.wvery.
Nothing like light.
John Bolt, the genial merrlnnl of
Applegate, was in town last Weilties
day. He savs that as suon n preiimi
naiies can be arranged woik will l-e
commenced at the S'emi.l-ont mines,
and the owners are confident tlmt thev
have s'ruck a bounnzi.
Oh Ciiow, a prominent Cliiiinman of
Jacksonville, left veslerdav for I'ose
burg to take a con' act on the railroad
extension in connection wMi "Yiing
Sam" of the latter pi ice. Chow ex
pecs to begin work within two weeks
wiili two hundred Imuils.
The Town Council intend putting
down a substantial cross walk between
i ho Sister's Acadamy and the new
Church. It will supply a wain long
iieeiled and the City Fathers will be
thanked by those crossing lh street a:
that point during the wi: ter.
John Bi-son and S. Sherman want
a meeting at the Wagner cieek school
house on Sunday to di-cliss ihesiil j Q!s
of Teuije-rmice, vnccina'ion. use of to
baco and ihe ineveiitii-n and cure of
disease. The field i quite broad and
there is plenty of room to plow in.
Rend w hat E C. Brooks has to say
in another column, lie has a general
assortment of drugs nnd medicines, nnd
his stock of j-'ivelrv. watches etc. is the
largest ever brought to Jacksonville
Before selecting your holiilav presents
call on him and see what he has to sell.
The "Independent" goes for an
anonymous correspondent for berating
the railroad company! That piper.
justly, has a kind word for the com
pany. Notice, Bro. Kelly that 111" ad
dress of the "League" is without fath
er or mother or at least they are
ashamed to own -it.
Savs the L.tko countv "Examiner:"
"The postmaster at Lakeview has re
ceived not'ee from the department thet
all that portion of mail route No. 44-.
1 SI from Prinevillfi to Su turner hike
has been discontinued, the order to
take effect December 11. 1881. All
interested will take notice."
The "Sunday Welcome" says: "there
should be a stringent law enacted, pro
hibiting the sale of liquor to children."
The "Welcome" will Hud tfiat just
such a law is now in full force nnd it
even prohibits bovs under 18 from
loungins: about saloons and billiard
halls. All that is needed is some one
with stamina enough to enforce it
STSmSSTC
Senator G rover ssks for,th estab-
lisliment of a signal servicMltelegraph I
r-Kf
station, nt Tillamook rock,-ito le con-
necte.1 nv a iiiiit v iifinn-irf i ne inn
... .. , . ' j m, , -i. r
should pass nnd it is backed by Gen
An effort is to be madeiu Congress,
this winter to bring hIioui thj-forfeit ure
of hinds granted to railways-, . wheie
the conditions have no' lieeji emptied
with. Leading Government officials
think that discrimination jlinuM be
used as theie nroensos wheie it would
be unjust
.t lo absolutely fotfelt .grani-.
The taxable property
f.f, Jai:kft.!i
count v
as shown by ilieas,s"js-lnM1t r,,
for 1881. is.?l.G33 Ml. The increase
over 1S80 is ?18-t 228 'Uie increase
in Jacksonville, for 18S1, "5(573 392
ill Ashland, for ihe saiiieVi'nr. 15,
012 Total tax ib' pro eric of Ash
'am' S359.9S1. Total of JTcks-mville
$489,516 The I liter pla haj- ueirly
one third .f the whole txaljle property
of the count-. 5,
On ThiirMl.it nfteriioon;"Uti ladies of
the Presbt teVlali (,liinchneU at the
residence of Jkrs. Win. Ilb'l'iiuin an.l
jirg'inizeil a Mite Saet'yfjJrs. K.
Kubli was niitde Pr-!ideiit.l1ss.Kii;e
I l..tri,Miti Js,,l-Mt..1., ,.,t T,-nLAV - M
Tuffer-fTTsureT. Tlie'fmTies'wiif meet
next, nn Monday evi-nuavatMrs. K.
Kubli's. A gener.il inviiiit iiiii is ex
lei did to all who hail n mile to rjili
tiioute, no matter what their cieed is.
Why is there no imitation Wheeler
ifc Wilson sewing ni'ichineJ, The im-swei-is
simple enough; thi-yMiave pat
ents worth protect ing mid tliev ) so
(Joiup.illies li.ive ntteinifei to uiautl
faclureali iliiilyliou Wheeler & W ison
sewing machine but were compelled to
abaiulijiu I lie scheme although it cfwt
ihe company thousands of "dollar'-.
Whvt .
Two vnung bloods of Jacksonville
passil thiough Phoi'iiix last Friday
nighl. with. "Ashland or burst"' for
lie ir wat" hwnrd; ihev looked a leetle
fl itieiied out nml mellow, and Ii id n
rail ti-d on the buggy, in place of the
doublet in", which was bioken out, nml
the rope used in tying it on being worn
out. they iveie obliged o proem e an
other coil to last them through
The Sunday law was strictly ol
served by our merchants last Sunday,
but the snlenn men kept open a's usual.
One of the saloons had a sign of tav
ern, which the 1-iw exempts with other
public places named, and Webster and
oilier dictionary authorities define tav
ern as a licensed place where liquors
are sold in small quantities, as well as
lefreshmi'iits and meals. Ynjfca Jour
ual.
The saloon keepers of Californii
seein to be the only peisons determine
id to resist the Sunday law. nnd ihev
aie generally defvir.g it. The fact is
significant nml may well a' tract the
attention of legislators and J ro'mpt
them to enquire; how notch- that esr
ticnlar business rant"iI5ii37lrVC"je
general lawle-ness and' how little i.
contribuies to the m t"iitialweallh'.
We hear that a ti-iv large ,aiea is be
ing iilowed in -lackson counlv this win
ter and. with a half fivorable se.a'on.
there will bean ahiindmce next tear.
There will be tin danger of an unin.-.r
ketaheiirpln-; as there is- ee'V ii.d'ca
linn, that the ratlrnaii will lie qnre
c!oe to us bv h irvest. V dont want
o hear farmers growl and c ill it a
'ilunied uionnplv" ecmse they have
nothing to sell, or ship on it. Let the
plows run for a couji'e of tears and
farmers mav I; 11 h "and r "s er.
The 47'h CongiesH fntiifued at the
National Ciiiiol on the iit'h inst. and
Gen. Jan es feiii."-. of Ohio, was elect
ed siie.iki-r. The President's message
has elicited various comnients, favora
ble itnl unfavorable, but the weiht of
the eas'eitl pies, siistniiis it us an utile
loiMiir.i'iit. It is certainlv issued nil
dee verv delicate ircutustiiiices ami
the Prescient appears to rely more on
the wisdom of Congiess than on him
self. hi I his inspect, l.p must, receive
ertslit for deference to the power of ihe
Legisl.it i e bruieli and his modesty,
under tin- peculiar cireiuistilie of hi
ai cession iiltgnr well for h cnilseivulive
and wi-eailuiiuistrJtion.
The "'"statesman" suggests that want
of confidence is shown in Representa
tive George, bv the Portland B 'aid of
Tia'e; in ending f). P. Thompson to
assist him in obtaining river and liar
leir approptialinns. The 'Jvandard '
echoes, forgetting that the suggestion
night iuelil'le Senators" Grov er and
Slater, who. it is presumi-d are al-o
Represeiialives of )r'gijti' JlTie tin
tiutaiion-is uiiwonlf in.imiirh'as the
B sird of Tiade acledmi' M wlf -urge's
earnest solicitation and elec!Ymie"tif
its most, energetic, and iM-stLqualified.
members 10 go to Wnshingt'li- nnd as
sist in so important a work. An
njxi'ogv seems due fmnt ihe "S'nndaid"
to the Democra'ic Senators.-
Another P10xcr.1t Gonk.'- On Mon
lav inouiitig. about -) o'clock Jerome
B. Coats was again taken with bleed
ing from the lungs and expired in a
few minutes from excessive hemnrrage
A port-nioriem, made on Jfondav, dis.
closed the fact that a rupture of one
of the large arteries lending fiotu tii
heart had occurred nil event which
had not been unexpected. The deceas
ed tvs a native of Pennsylvania, bom
in 1828, and, consequently, about S3
vents of age. To sav: that he was nn
upright and true man, measuring all
things with the square nnd corhpass of
truth is to sav enough and. when he is
weighul in the Eternal series, te be
lieve his viitues will outweigh his
faultR. During his sickness )R wnv
carefully nursed by the Masonic frater
nity and, on Tuesday, his remains were
laid away with the imptessive ceiemo
n'es of that order, of which he had
long been a member. The. hearse was
also followed to the grave In the C. of
H. to which order he also lclnngel and
by citizens who held him in respect.
Good bye old friend may you be
judged lightly
I. a imiocusi.
! "
nail of Warren I.ielgiJT 10
F .V
A. M .Jacksonville. Dec 13. 1SJ-1. f
Whereas, It has pleased the Silpieme
Grand Master of the Universe to re
move from among us our late brother,
Jerome B. Coils-; and
Whereas, our late brother had long
been a lesident of Jacksonville and had
endeared himself to all by ids many
acts cf kindness and uprightness of
character, therfore be it
Resolved. That in the dpath of Brn.
Coats of Warren Lodge N-. 10. P. k
A. M., the Fraternity has lose a faith
ft;l nnd zealous brother, ami ihe com
munity an honorable and good citizen
Resolved, That as a token of respect
to his ineuioi v we, the members of this
.odg'e. will wear the usual badge of
mourning for 30 davs, nnd that the
charter and the Lodge be draped in
mourning for the same length of time.
Resolved. That a copy of these reso
!ul ions, under .the seal of this Lodge,
be pie.-ented to the relatives of our
deceased brother, that, thev I e entered
upon the records of the Lodge, and be
published in the count v papers.
Max Mgl nn, )
J.S. HitvAiin.'-Com., .
Jk-ifiEC--7j-
Notable Dkatii. Jacob Tesch, who
wis found dittil at the Blecher r-mch
m Sund.iv last, unlike many oilier
men. hid a bistort. He was n natite
of ("i-ini n,, ami emigtaiisl from tint
of the Rhine prov:iice, to the United
Sliues in I8IG at the age of JC alnl
was, consequently. ;it the liuo-nf his
death, 91 tears of age. Settling on
the pieseut sin-of Cincinnati, TV-ch
at one lime, ow ned ne.nly half of the
eiMUinl on whiih the lit v is built and
was the founder of ihe fiist ciudlefac
tint in tha city. It is inteies'iiig 10
refli ct on the possibilities of his cirier:
had he ret.-iim-d his lirsr l-iieliil inter
est. Instead, nt an oosctiie ami 1111
1; linn il life, he cellld have emin'ed his
ireasuies by ihe million. 15 ecks nml
itteit in I he gi eat tn-'IroiHilis would
hate been nami'd for him and a fouu
tain, grander eihaps. i.n-i the oie
given to Ciucii nati by ' Votinf-co. '
might hate peipeluatnl his tneiuory.
We ale uneble. now. to'follow I lie old
mall through his whole ciieeranil onlt
know that; for the last 21 teai-, he
has" made his home at the house of
Henry Blecher. living admit tun miles
south of Jacks' nville. On Sunday af
teitioou the old man vvas misctl and
John Clirisiotler a man living on the
ralnh proceeded loseaich Tor him. He
was fiitii d near ihe gate of tin sheep
in r.il, sitting in the fence corner, quite
dead The nld 111 ill had eaten .1 hearty
breakfast and his iVith pts.hihlv re.
villus! ft inn a suiideti giving vviv of a
system luarlv tvoiu "lit by age. T'bi.s
is another proof lint "Uuil disposes"
forins'e.id of a cti.'lv inalble toiu'.
ami the j iisiluiii ens .- is j f wenlih.
old Jacob T'esih h-isoiilv a loneiv grave
inii'iig the" uioiiiiteins of '('egiin, uud
who knows thai his sle,-( will be any
less sweet
tin I be .tl-5.
1
Serg.ant and Town propose rarrving
a full line of merch imli-e. Their
stock is now nn the way, to make 1 in m
for which, thev aie enlarging iheir
slore..
P. W. Olwell has fattened ,ind sold
")00 head of hois, this season, jiml
Inclined 00 he-id. he has tet several
thousand iti-heUofwhe.it in the mill
and granary, and enough available to
run thinugh the winter lie does all
his grinding in ,the old mill.
Mrs. Lavenburg thr! kind and genial
hostess of the Phoenix House n.aitl
tains the old unsui passed reputation of
her hotel up to the usual high standard
for comfort .and hospitality. The
guests mi- fieqiieutlv eiilei tained by
choice instrumental mu-ic from 1111
inchest ra composed of Dr. Detener
and vvife and others; which adds 111111-I1
pe.asuieto the entertainment oftisi-
toiN.
We chronie'e ihe advent- of three
bran new Lots on Appleg.ile during
ihe last week at the homes of Matliey,
Gregg, and Henri Jones, in conjunc
tion with which, to billanre the bilsj
ness. Sum Tat lor Mits he has 11 girl
that, deserve mentioning twice, and
will stand them all ( If in impoi t-mce.
Sam sats he is gie.itlf encoiiragul now
and w ill theiefoie give a huge dance
on Monday night, 20th inst , in his
new hall.
('u:a:ino ad Bi:rAti:iNO Ladies
nnd geiits silks and weuhu clo'hing
cleaned and repaired on leisomibh
terms as T hve given general satisfnc
lion Huts clealie'd for 2-" cenis. by
Btcti VRD
Hotel.
MlIE, at the Jacksonville
On the 13th, white at the ' emeterv,
we lioti"eil several grassle'ppers kip
ping alnut as livelv ns if ihev mti
Ie s sing ill the su m mt rsiihi.f Kel ra k.
Orasshoppeis in a state of etn il v ami
not tet in winter quarters, in the mid
die of Decem'-er, speaks well for the
climatp of southern Oregon.
sa-a-rnsj.-Aj.
3o iv
DoLLtnmnK Near Jiuksnnville. Dec.
14, 18S1. to the wife of John Do'
lurhide, a son.
Step Right Up
And .ettb w'th iiio. T am
o '"c
cr vino
tu ( -uiti-iT.ia nliout Jan.
t.sfc and muft l;ac mo-ey.
I hose Icowiiip; thcmst-lvi-.s in
debted will be .c iihle in : t
waititi": fur a second call. I
mean business as my customers
have hid my hard eaiVings lung!
enough
D. CROVEM1LLER.
Jacksonville, Dec. 9, 1SS1.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT'S.
Taken up by the unJ-rsignsd living on
Williams creek, .I05 pliine county, one
il irk biy horse. t 11 ycais old. sixteen hands
tjigli, star in fori head and two white hind
led. Cnm' to my place about the 2ilh of
last November.
Tlisown.T will take horse away and piy
charges. Dasl. Sueeha.v.
D.itcd Dicrmbcr 17, 1S3'.
TtfClFFM HUH
AT
E. C. BROOKS'
New Drui; Store,
Jacksonville, Or.
Cloo!i3.
A fine nssorimsnt of 8-day clocks, with and
without alarm.
Vv'ntolaos.
OcnUVlatlies' and tyyst- cltl. nnd, dlsi -
liiinling-c:ise. opt-n-fseo
and skylight
watches, trom . to i"0.
3racolote,
A tine lot of ladies' gold band and bangle
bracelets.
"Pingor 'Erlixis'ij.
Diamond and ruby ring, oamro stone
cam! o set with diamonds, cameos set
with pearls, garnel anil p-arls. turquoise
nil n-iirRnntl ontx rings with Iiiddni
mm o?s. solid old band and bangle rings,
plain and solid ul.fnrni.t rings.
tTo w cl"T7".
Dismnnds in every shape.
L dies' sets of ji tvel y. from the .10 crnl
lilsckset to 'he C00 bud setsolMiHm-nid.
f.nis' anil kdits gold chains, lo.-kcls
and charms.
""""i-nss cizjlI 'S-LX't'torjia.
Gents' goUl seaif-pin3, scarf-slides, studs
and collar-bu'.toiii.
Silar i "CiTri-ro.
Silver and siltrr-plntitl knivw, forks.
poolIs. napkin lings, silver sugnr-spouns
and tongs in cases
IVSI I a c c-TJ nt 12. o o -vie .
Gold ano silver thimbles; gold, silver and
sled sp chicles; and 11 full slO'jk of cvtry
thing in the j.-welry lino
A full !isso,-.im.ni of psifmniTj. toilet
soap, etc.
lot of steel ingrat ings ami pictures for
ehiidnn. .
In short, a cnuipktc and tlril!-cIasslinco,
TCrri
I A
1 'ly
at-
1 v nrtmc
1 to he so d at the
LOW SI
PRICE!
llo :ircnrf'c"n". vio Ins. benlos nnd the
best in efvio In. euiiarrrdJisnjii strings
Tlr best sp am oi- tor sawing midlines.
1 tu hue of
Drngs and Medicines.
K-a,Prcscript:ons ca:cfu'"T wmpoundtil
E. ;. BUUOKS.
RICH MIMES.
FREE FARMS.
HOW TO GET THEM.
Send for Copp's Mining Code oO cts. in
pip r; ftl.-o in c nth.
Stnd for t'opp's Sett er's Guide 23 cts. in
p iper; 7.) cents in c oth.
Latest, cheapest, find on'y re'iab'c Manua's
. 011 the U.S. Land and" Mining Laws.
1 litre' by Henry . i, of Ylaslilnstoa,
ii. .
United States .and Territoria' JliuingLaws
and Land Ofllce Uegu ations.
Digest of Land Ofllce and Court D cisions.
Lists of Patented Mines.
Dr. Raymond's Miuing-G ossary.
Foinis for Mechanics' Liens, Location
Notiecs. ie.
.-1 1 this iujCopp's Jlining Code.
Public Land Sysifm explained. How
to till Township and Section Corners.
How to Homestead and Preempt land.
How to enter land under the Timber Cul
ture, Djscit,Toivn-sitc, and other laws.
All this in Copp's Stttler'a Uuide.
For copies of these books, or for cirri),
l.trs fully deseiihing ' opp's Land and
ining publication j, auply at the Senti-Mxoi-ilce.
JTs
ir!S
ttVi v 1 t'JWl .-r.iS"? "."
fs?s-'. DEscK-PaFct?.
Cir
N'ifi d JtiVi aai-n JeLJW
US' Jr:-r-L-trrTI. 5,
.-.. u --mw- -rj-s if tx ,-r .-.-
" VT M3y7":r7y fi S.V ISJiir.
W&F& -82 -jl
rderlit It. U ewtti-i-w tc mtwl Ui. fprTlBcS
UtuljnOijrf.an.irulMvTtT.tVn iHiiiHwi-twi tr
T!aMJtiC I lTMirt,CiVrKIIaJ J' -wf iytvd. Flint.
Frail Trr.Hf. Inlral.i. t tL Jc-'i-M" rrwn m4
kIiI t fwril n-r rrliV-l f-r Uiuo .0 '- Tru" Ihtn
U-T".nf-r''-;- ' Wwiktaia(iM.u.iyt(twr1ljlr
D. H;VS2,ZY C: CO., Detroit, SIIci.
SBTLE UP.
'aviptrq :it business I must
liave a set'.lemert with all
tho e owit g lf.e eilher Ir. nu'es
oi buuk acruunt. nst.s will be
sitvd by si'tili-jr at ui'.ce as m
irtace will be !rivcii-
.1 1! x M1IJ, 1!.
CBBISTH&S
T
OK"
Friday Evr. Hoc. -23. 1881.
VICTOR.Y council No. 4. C of IL, wil
give a grand b.i'1 on the 23d of De
ieinber. 18SL Ko jiainswi ' lie spared to
makert a comp'cte success. Tickets, SliJo.
Muiic by Brown's String Band.
ntieira
iiiii ibeu skin mae.
FALL BLY CU1ES
llcliii'fr ar.tl Fcaly riacasei,
roniiu ous
lium
mid
rs. Ulcers,
Mcrcunnl
l ltl
Sores
Affections when nil oth-
cr Human Agencies
an A
Fail.
T-HE CUTirUIIA TnEA-'MENT. for
1 the cure ol Skin. Scalp and Blood1,
Diseases, ron'isis in the internal use of
CLTict'r.A Rfcsoi.vE.sT. the new Blood Pur.
itlrr. and the external use of CcTictm v sad.
CcricTit.t-Sotr. the dent Skin Cures.
ForSunliurn, Tan and Greasy Skin usa
CVricrnA Boai', and exquisite toilet, batlt
and nursery sanative, fragrant with dc.
licious tlowcr odors and healing balsams
t-jfvlt gj.to.ox-iTra.
Will JlcDonald, 2W1 Dearborn ttreet,
t'hirago, grati fully ucknoAlcd-cs a cure
of bait Uhcuui on head, Ack, lace, aims
anil legs lor sevi-nimijmrs; not alue to
year, not able to help himself forej;lit
years; turn uunurcusui runeuics; uociors
pronouncid his case hopeless; permanent
ly cured by the Cuticura Remedies.
Eoc-xi.Esis;.
II. E. Carpenter, Esq., Ilendeison, N.Y.,
curid of Psotiasis or Leprosy, of twenty
years' stand. njr, by the C'ciicuka Uksolv-
u.t internally and Cuticuua and Cuti
ccka Son tMcrnallv. '1 he most wonder-
I'ul case on record. (Aire certified o be-'
fore a justice of ihe peace ami prominent
citizens All aillicttd with Itching and
Scaly Diseases should send to us for this
testimonial in full.
lx.T23L Eiwo-aso.
V. II. Drake. Esq., Detroit, "llich. suf
feud hejond all description from a skiu
disease which appsMrcd o:i Ms hands html
and face, ni.d nearly desliotid liis cyts.
Tho-mosi caicful (U:ctor ng tailid lo help
him, and after all had failrd he used tho
imrur.t KrsoivhjiT internally, Ct-Tt-ccii.t
ar.d Crrici'UA sotr exurnally, and
was curul, and has rem lined perfectly
well to this d it.
lion. Wm Taylor, Eoston, says: "Jftcr
three ni-nths' u'm of the CcriccitA Reme
piks, and 12 years of :n constant sullerin-j:
frnni Uuiiinr'of ihe face, ntck and scalp
as was 1 vcr ir.durul, I can say that I ain
cured, anil pionounce my c-ise the mo3t
rcmansable on record. I have been so
el-.Iid wilh lns'iceess that I have stopped
m noii tin- strut who tverc arTictetl and
told t!i m to eit the- (,'uiicura I'enudioJ
ami llii't would ciiiethtin.
T-Jin. lTxi-rxiorRi.
-Mr. S. E. Whipple, Decatur, Mich.,
writes ilial her fi.ee, licatl and some parts
ot her I oily wire almost raw. Head cot.
end with sc..bs and sores. SulTirid fear
fully nml tiiid itcruhing. l'crmuneully
curul by Culicuru it. undies.
Cn'icsira
Ucnudics arc fur sale bvall druggists.
Price of CiTirf::.t, 11 .Alidicical Jell,
small b )."s. .r)t)c , Urge boxes, $t; l.'irn
runt RnsnvrT, the new niood purille",
Si pjr b-'ttle. (.'tTicrnt Medicinal
TOILET SOU'. "IC; CpTIClMlA MEniOINAI.
Jjll.wi.NO Goai lflcTTnlili-trs for barbcri
anil Iar: conum"rs. 50c. Princini
depet, WELK3 & POTTER,
rioston,.itRss.
2fAll mailed tree on receipt of pneo.
Ol--"VS-, 0nt or.MN's Voltaic
v-itj" (SSriroTTiO "-1CT15IC P'-aste.
-";- ISEBlul':,-',-vs)siinS ".j cents, is far
FLA'i'c3 siip-'rior to cvry oihir
eL-ci..c... .. nuance bfforo the puh'io
They iiistnniiy relieve Dyspi-psia, Liver
'oniplaint, Jliihiria, Pcvef nnd Ague, and
Kidney and Uiinary Dilliculiics, and may
be worn over the pit of the stomach, titer
the Uidueys, or any affected part. Price
23 cents. "Sold cvervwheie.
WEEKS -t POTTER,
Boston, Jlsts.
SECOND GRAND
Masquerade Ball !
-GIVEN' nv
IVIYTT1
JL JULJl
j JDJLiY XJUlixliAJLJL ,
AT-
1-1 OLT'S HALL,
JACKSONVILLE. -
Monday Eve. January 2, 1882.
OPEXIXG of the ball by a Grand
March at 8 o'clock i jr. sharp.
rinur i:.inascrs:
Frsnk Ivr.sshsfcr. Chas. Xlckcll, F. Grob
Ilriri'.tliiii I'ciuniltlcr:
Dr. Vcit aehtitz, August Trunk, Josv Watt.
(iiitcilllrc T lirnuifintc!".
Frank Kashafer. F Luy. F Grob, Chsfe
YVinijcu and John Ciinboitky. "
The mnsi' will be furnished by tha
Jarksonville bntMand string bands. An
excsllmt supper will also l,c provided.
TICKET.!,?! '.- for each PERSON",
To be obtained at F. Luy's, Little &
Oha.-e's and Giob & Llrich's.
C"The remmittec have sp ired no pains
to mike ihii liiegrmil si -.ftairol the ses--111,
mid hen by esund a general invita
tion to tht, nubiic.
GKAXE)PAKADE.
A C.r.ird M.:i.tt.- Psisdc will appear in
llu- piu:cip-.l s!i i t.s of . Jacksonville at 3
.."clock i. :.:.. lid by Prince tvirnival, m
which i vcrti.odj iotntitedlo tnrtlcipatc.
'Ihe pmciis-iuu will be heuiUd by tho
Ur.s-s Htiiitl.
'E3T3IasI.se in be obtained at F. Luy's
and Little & CIusc's slore.
U. L. "MURION
Poivardingand Commis
sion Merchant,
'Roso'burs -- Oregon.
All business entrusted to my care will
receive prompt attin'ion The shipment
of wool, hides. Hour etc made a spec.atly,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
ra'Ji !3&j-83-liSE$ Jnlin..ftJ'i cj ,