ORES ON SE9TIBEL
JAUI&soKVII.l.K
Saturday. August 25, 18S3.
Sli.lim: Out Those desiiiugany
thing iu the line of merchandise will do
well by calling on Barruth Filler b:--fure
going ul-ehere as he is closiug
out his block at cost, A. trial will
convince jou all.
Notice. A large, assortment of the
-celebmled Nr.w Home sewing ma
chines, the best una cheapest in the
market, have just Ijeeu received at E
'0 Crooks' stoie. Call ami examine
'them beloie purehain elsewhere.
Foil Sale. Contemplating rpmoval
vfrrun Jacksonville, L Solomon offers his
resilience on California, St., an excellent
piece of property, for sale cheap; also
' good assortment of household and
kitchen furniture. Give him anearlv
-cull. "
I will ttka wne.it diliverel
at any of the mills at one dollar per
iiUsliu! from those owing me. Those
knowing themse'ves indebted need not J
3)e baokward in accepting this easv,
offer. J. NuNAtf.
August 11, 1883. "-' " "' r
Heavt Blast.-Oii the railroad
.grading round ihe blufTat Dry Dig
ging", south of Grants Pass, a ton of
powder was exploded at one tinm last
week. Tire -shock was light but an
nmtuenso body of gravel was jnecipi
tated into tiro river.
Fall Term. The fall term of St
"Mary's Academy will bein on the 3rl
-day of September and the patrons of
'this excellant institution will be ad
-vised accordingly. The musical tui
tion at St. Alaiy's is particuhrly good
and parents should lake advantage of
at.
Portlvxd Business College.
"This wnll-knnwii institution of learn
ing, under the management cf Prof.
A. P. Armstrong, formerly of this
place, id continually gaining in popu
larity and lus pupils from every por
lion of our State. Wo are glad to
'lie.tr of the prosperous condition of
that school as it is deserving of a
liberal suppoi t.
PlbS'ERKS Ki: O.viojt President E
K. Anderson Tif the Southern Oregon
Pioneer Society h is fixed Thursdav
Spt. 13rh as the day for the next an
nui ip union The meeting is to be
at Ashland mid members are respect
fully reminded of the importance of
bringing the annual fee of one dollar
The iirogramtno will lie published in
due time. Prof. M. G. Royal lms In en
selected as the orator for the occasion.
Oct in the Would -iVm. Moore
Mur thepasttluee vear tMnployed in the
"iSl-NTIXCL-nflice is out in the bis woild
In un-it tfi-t.irtiiiieu vwtig -"tmo-lOK
l'oitlan.l on M niUy. Tho-e v ho look
in h" honest, mauli face vili bear u
out in saving tliat his. correct h.ab'.tr.
niiil siuiid princi les w Hi mike friends
'for him everxwhem ha go.'s. 'We
li'ipc "Billy'" may prosper n- 'he de
"serve i and, vnno day, j-etura a million
liare.
Onr.uo.v Views. As soon as the
'tunnels are c mipleted north of hero
Mr. Frank Abeb, the noted aitist, will
t-ike views of all the picture-qu points
on the O it C. Itailroul from Rose
burg to the summit of the Siskiyou
mountains. Fjr this purpose, he will
'be furui-hcd transportation with a hand
car and, from his well deserved reputa
tion, we expect to see faithful pictures
of the wild but beautiful scenery along
the line of the road.
Faiuieiis Attkmiox. U. Karewski
is now prepared to take contacts for
cutting grain with his improved ma
chhiery in any parts of the county
He has ul ready done soiup work for Win
Hy ben, J as. A. Cardwell, Nick Ficke,
V. Milche land Col. Maury, and refers
to them as to the manner in which
dt was done. 11a c'ainn that he can
cut grain lower than can be reached
AviJi any' header and stands ready to
!)roe it to all who doubt.
Goou Idea Croneuiillerifc Birdseye
"have just, .finished a heavy ball and
-chain for the use of the town, the au
thorities having determined that
"drunks" and other offenders shall no
longer have a soft thing. The inten
sion is to make all, who are unable to
pay their fines, vork on the public
ntreets and thus pay for their board
-while Berving out A sentence. Had
this course been adopted years ago the
town treasury would have been richer
ithan it is.
Babies Wasted. That's nothing
strange everybody wants babies ex
cept crusty old bachelois but, this time
Abell the photographer wants them
twenty per day in order to take life
Vke pictures of the little sweets. His
speciality is taking children's pictures
suid tlio'pjfortunate enough to have their
-children's pictures taken during, his
short stifWill find them finished in the.
liighest style of the art. A look at his
specimen copies nt Mr. Britt's gallery
will be sufficient j roi f of hi ability.
Lvuoe Ditch Project. Mr. J. S
Hoard, one of the incorporators of
the Lost river irrigating scheme has
returned from Klamath county having
completed the purvey of the ditch.
The water iR to be taken from Big
Klamath lake near the head of Link
river snd, for the first eight miles it
will be twenty-five feet wide by two
and a half feet deep. At the pnd of
the eight miles the ditch will divide
and together with its branches will be
forlv miles in length. The cist of ihn
work is estimated at $50,000 but a
verjr extensive tract of good land will
bo inadu very valuable by the immense
supply of water at command.
LOl'AL 17X315.
Diphtheria lias nearly disappeared
across Rogue river.
Rev. B J. Sharp is aUending Con
ferenco at Vancouver.
One of the children of Israel Harri
of Anlioch, died on Sunday last.
Hon. Geo. B. Dorris and family
left forTSugeue City on Monday last.
Read the advertisement of the'N.P.
R It. Co. elsewhere and go and see the
last spike driven.
" Receipts of the ice cream festival at
the Presbyterian Church on Thursday
evening were 75.00
Mrs. Sallie E Ish has a fine band
of sheep for sale and those wanting i.
good bargain should call on her.
A. D. Rockfellow &. Co., Attorneys
and Counsellors at Law and Real Es
tate Agents, A'hland, Oiegoti.
Geo. C. Spooner, well known here,
has purchased a valuable mining prop
crtyon tin-South Fork of Salmon rivei
in Ca ifornia.
Numerous dead digs were found or
the.streets one day this week some ont
having scattered poisoned meat t!u
night before.
Crops in Klamath .countv are .said
'o iHj'very good this. season liarley anu
oats jit-Iding veiy satisfactorily.
Rev. Father Blanchet will hold
divine services at the Catholic chuich
at Eagle Point Sunday, Sept. 1st.
Jay Gould is about starting on a
nip around the world. His object is to J
purchase the concern if he likes it.
Passengers for the Crescent Citv
steamer of the 30th for Sm Francisco
will leave hero on Wednesday next
Have you seen those stylish hats,
trimmed at Mrs. J. S. Howard's fash
ionahle millinery establishment, and so
chea;.?
Geo. Chase has temporarily resigned
his place on the stage box owing to a
-evcre accident to his hand, he having
run a knife through it.
Berry, the tie contractor is trying to
float his ties down Itogue river but, so
far, few of them have reached the points
where they are wanted.
J. J. Moore, of Wilderville, .To-.u
phine county, has threshed a field of
New Zealand ivhiteMtle oath that yield
ed 111 bushels to the acie.
Engineer Mori is of the 0. it C. R
it. has withdiawn his libel suit against
the "Polaris" and Sol. Abraham Libel
don't stick vv e'.l in Oregon.
T. G. Kenny has enlarged his shop
by renting the rooms just vacated by
Mr. Langell and intends adding I irge
ly to his stock of harness and saddlery.
Mr. Langell has his office in Max
Midler's stcre and any one having
business with him in his capacity of
revenue collector will-find him there.
Mr. Henry Klipjtel has.gone east of
the mountains on u trip of mixed busi
ies and iileamro and w'll probably
go into 1ji:is vounty befoie returning.
Our on -fri -nd Cajit. Barnes came
iiiirom the I ike couutry on .Wednes
day and is looking splendidly. He
reports si o.-k in excellent condition
S. Colin has dissed of all'his house
hold furniture and in a few days will
start with his family -fcr San ;Fran-
rico. Wo wish hiui prosperity in his
new location.
PricesaiestillfallingatiheNewYcrk
store and if the shelves cin't be cleaned
of goods soon the proprietor says he
will give them away. Call and se
cure bargains.
Veit Bentz is engaged in peddling
beef for Nick Ficko who prefers this
mode of selling to keeping a regular
shop. The new plan is quite an ac
comodating one.
Many substantial improvements are
going on about Linkville this summer
and tha hotel there has been enlarged
to nearly double its capacity.' This is
a sign of good times.
Bilger &, Maegly announce the fol
lowing reduction in prices: Nails for
?G 50 per keg, w bite lead for 2 73 per
25 lbs., toal oil for S3 50 a can, and
everything in proportion.
Mr. Hanley warns trespassers from
hun'ing or discharging -fire arms on his
premises. He means business and is
determined to prosecute the first person
who neglects this warning.
Nevada proposes to tax tho C. P.
It. R. at the rate of $1G.00 per mile.
As the company has always discrimi
nated unfairly against that state it is a
good way to balance accounts.
The Distilling company have found
it wcessary to sink their well many
feet deeper preparatory to commencing,
operations again. They expect to be
distilling again by October 1st.
If you want a Sewing Machine call
at E. C. Brooks' drug, watch, clock,
and jewelry store. His machines are
a little finer and his prices a little
snugger, than any other bugger's.
The country is at last greatly agi
tated on the subject of a postal tele
graph. The government should build
its own lines and let Western Union
stockholders look out for themselves.
Prof. J. D. Hawes of Portland has
been e'ected as Professor of natural
sciences in the State Normal School at
Monmouth and has accepted. This
makes a Faculty of eight professors
and teachers besides assistants.
Postmaster Muller is growling be
cause a package sent to him from San j
Franciseo by mail has been interfered
with. He got the sack but some other
fellow got its contents. Mr. Muller
knows how it is himself don't ill
Abell advertises for 20 babies a day.
That is a large supply but he don't
want to go into the nursery business,
he only wants to take their pictures
the babies down heie being so much
handsomer thsn those of Portland.
.
tendance.
It is said that the heavy blasting on
the railroad vvoiK at Chavpneis bridge
killed many salmon and trout by the
concussion. It is mors probable thai
a stick of giant ponder was occa
sionally exploded in lira-river by acci
.Uentj - 2 i ? f '"
There will be n large gang of men
at work between Chavener's bridge and
the upppr point of Gold hill next week.
There is nearly a mile of heavy rock
work round Gold hill bt't after it is
graded tho work through the valley
will be -very light.
Geo. A. King has taken the ribbon
ajain on the stagp line after a short
rest. The days of service of the dri
vprs are nparlv ended en this lino but
thi-ir faithful discharge of dutv tor so
ni-mv years will entitle them to good
emplov, incut-.
The crape crop in this county i
very much heavier than in any pro
I vious season and growers are anxious
to contract for their delivery at two
cents per ponnd. The qinlity " will
also be finer than uuual oing to the
extremely dry season.
L. B. Tucker in rfitl:n2 the hotel at
Soda Springs ot be ready for guests
on Nov. 1st. Louis is a whole-souled
old timer who will make that popular
resort prom agreeable thsn ever ps
pecial'v as his wife is ono of ihe best
housekeepers in the country.
The brick wruk on the court hoiis
was completed on Wednesday fi'i! the
contractors for th.tt work Messrs.
Bvars & Guerin have certainly done n
most creditable job. The building
will be under cover and ready for in
side work in about three weeks.
Circuit Court for Klamath County
wi'I convene at Linkville on Monday.
The. Clerk Ins advised Judge II nun n
that there wi'.l be nnnp but eqnitv cases
.beforn the court and that no jurv has
bee n summoned. His Honor and sever
al lawyers sue on their way out.
Notice "Mr. MeKenzie's announce
ment this week. Tom keeps none but
choice beverages nnd cigars and a look
hat his pleasant face adds flavor to nnv-
thlng lm sets befoie his cu"tomf-rs
miliiif, is etching, yon "smilo" with
Tom and Tom will leciprccate.
The Sen't minstrel and oppra'vl
troupe -vill be here to-night. Their
Tiamlalonols worth all they ask for !
whole shn-v nnd th grind p-.rade this
evening will be wall worth seeing.
H. M. Chipin, who was m town
yesterdiv, informs us that times are
quite lively around Grants Pass on
acconnt of tho railroad work in that
section. Graders are now at work all
along the road north of that place and
the track is ex)icted to reach there
about October 2oth.
Crops in Sim's VaUpy are turning
out very fairly. The Sizeii'Ore ranch
has turned out S.000 bushels of wheat
or about 25 bushels to the nrro. C.
C. McClendrm'p ground vielded a little
betterand Mr. Ramev's about the same
Consideiing the extremely dry season
this is doing very well.
New goods at reduced prices nt the
cash store of S. S. Aiken &. Co. They
keep evprvthing usually to be found in
a general merchandise store, and their
method of giving the best, goods at
low -prices, and making exact change
seems to have become popular here nt
last. Their new advertisement will be
found in another column.
Ben Miller of the Sardine creek
nursery brought in another loaJ of the
"Briggs" peach this week and also
some of a beautiful white peach thut
he calls "stump the world." Teachf s
ten and twelve inches in circumfer
ence and of delicious flavor are good
enough for rovalty to eat and that is
the kind Southern Oregon produces.
.Tudgp Boise has appointed a special
rm of the State circuit court for
Yamhill county to be held at Lafayette,
beginning on the 24th of Set tember
next. This special term is ordered
for the express purpose of hearing the
trial of G. W. Smith, the man cap
tured 'ast Fridav, who is indicted as
thp murderer of Mrs. Mary A. Petch,
of North Yamhill.
District Attorney Kent has been
telegraphed that Mellville, (alias Den
ver) will be turned over to the au
thorities here as soon as he has served
out a sentence of fifteen days imprison
ment for pettv larceny in Douglas
county. This is the man wanted for
the robbery of Riddle s f tore and for
the last stage robbery at Wolt creek.
Mr. Sam riiillips, of Apple,ate, has
his only eve gouged out last wpek in
an altercation with a man named Gol
by and his attending physician fears
'hat total blindness will result. We
know nothing of the merits of the eve
but that kind of warfare is brutal and
it should be enquired into by the next
grand jury.
One of our lawyers wrote some time
since to a friend in Roseburg asking
the price of a hundred "female ewe3".
This is about the kind df material the
Willamette counties furnish for tho
Supreme bench.
W. C. Gi penman and family will
start from Linkville on Monday foi
Ode'1, Ills, wheie they expect to
make their futuie home. The good
wishes of their many friends go with
them.
Mrs. Hanley's recipe tor matting
pickles is: one quart of proof spirits to
two and'a half quai tsof water. Rinse
ihe cucumbers and cover them with
the liquid and in about live weeks they
will be sour, cris-p and ready for use.
The gap on thn North Pacific is
c!oed, the tracks hiving met on Wed
nc-iday afternoon, 701 miles ast of
Portland. The golden spike will be
driven on theSth dav ofS'-ptemb-r, mid
tho liberal offer of 40 per cent reduc
tion on all roads will insure a 'arge at
Frank Huffer left on Wednesday to
join the railroad engineering party of
Mr..Ncbberding near Grant's Pass.
The Portland 'Standartf'pi'hlishes n.
letter list signed by Geo. E. .Cole as
P. M. Is not that list somewhat an
cient? Indiana taxes railroads on a valu
ation of 510,000 per mile ,which is
said to be iu fair proportion to the
valuation of all other kindsToLprop
ertv.
The "Standard" says staypf pro
ceedmgs in criminal ca-es are very
dangerous iu seme parts of thecouutiy.
If that paper means dangerous lo ihe
eau-e of ju-itice we concur.
Passengf r fares have lieen- reduced
on the Central Pieitic road by "the Rail
road Cuum is-ioners to 4 cents per mile
ou the plains and 6 cents on the iuouu
tain dnision-v In eonsequen'ce the
company is kicking.
Jack Havs who stabbed E. D
Baker to death in Astoria has been
acquitted. He got the benefit of the
doubt v inch although small was big
enough to save his neck so hecan use
his knife again.
Jete.niitU Black one of the ; ablest
prists- iu the country .died ajYork,
Pa., on the 20lh. His Tfir'iZy was
recognised but he was best Known as u.
man who otn great many foolish opin
ions published for nothing.
The farm of Lindsuv Applegate a
Ashland has been purchased by R
KujlileV, malinger of tho O. & C. Itiil
road for 610,000. Mr. Applegate le
serves one and a half acres on which
his house nnd bath are situated. .
Mrs. T. G. Reames is undor the
treatment of Drs. Po .vers and Wilder
the eminent oculists in Sin Frauci-co.
It was feared that she wcuhl nquire
a painful operation on her eyes but we
believe it was not considered necessary.
Tho Western Union authorities re
fuse 10 allow the' publication of the
"iron clad oith" they requir) tele
grapbers to take. If it is unfit for
publication it is not lit to be taken and
a telegrapner refusing to subscribe to
it is lo be commended lor his man
hood. George Freeman was seriously in
jured on Thursday evening by falling
from the loft of his stable wliile feed
ing his stock. He sustained di-loca
tion of the. shoulder and received a
eveiecut over the eye. Chloroform
had to be administered befoie Dr.
Aiken could i educe the dislocation.
The inj'iry is a great hardship to-Mr.
Fieeman aud uiust lay him up for
some time.
Inadvertently w said lafii week
that Jacksonville Lodge No. 10, I. O
O. F. had cekbrated its 20tli unnniver
sarv. The 'lodge vws instituted 23
years ago and its meinber-bip has in
eluded many of our livit cituns. Its
beneficences have aggregated many
thousands of dollars and-its' fraternal
influence has made the order u-eful
aud respecied wherever its li:euibrs
h iv e cast their lot.
Those desiring choice trees ought to
have leainid by this time that if thev
buy of traveling nuiseiy drummers
they nre almost certain to get bilked.
We have leliable tiurervnien at home
who gmrantee every tree to be jtiit as
represented and severHi parties 'in this
county who have bought of sttangeis,
have had the mortification to find when
their orchards began lo boar that they
planted only seedlings.
Plats of Turner's survey in Town
ships 3G and 37 Sitith, range 2 Eist
h iv o been recei"ed nt the Roseburg
Land oliiceand the settleis ato hurry
ing iu to tile their chiimsas those town
ships are within tin 20 miio Jimit of
the rail ioad gniTt. The land officers
at Ro-eburg are allowing the settlers
the time they have been on their
cltims. tins enables tiieui to "prove 1
up and pertect their titles at -once.
Sheriff Jacobs who was ordered by
the circuit court to re instate Harri
son Kelly iu po-session of his mining
property, otherwise to bo imprisoned
fur contempt, Ins kept outside the bars
by appealing to the Supreme couit with
Cias. Nickell us bond-man. It is evi
dent that wo have no court in this
county that the Supieme court is
bound to le-pect or the sheriff of tins
county is bound to obey except as the
whim strikes them.
Abell the. leading photographer' of
Port'aiid has leased the photograph
gallery of Peter Britt for u few days
und will bo pleased to see any and all
of his old friends and patrons of. the
past. NegatjveSrOnly w ill i.be' iriade
here all work, will bo finished- ati the
Portland gallery. Those "wishing
photographs will not delay as his time
here is short. The instantaneousidry
platn process w ill be worked for chil
dren. Tho gallery will be in running
order Monday afternoon.
The "Standard" says: It is reported
that D. P. Thompson, of this city, has
been awarded the contract for thi eon
st motion of the great railway bridge
to span the Will unette at this city.
The sum of $059,000 is given as the
con ti act price. Mr. Thompson was
not the lowest but deemed the only
responsible bidder. It is stated that
the contrnat calls -for a completed
structuro within twelve mouths. We
would like to hear of a job too big for
Dave Thompson to tackle or one that
he could not get awny with.
Young Indies of lespectable con
nexions may think it amusing to flirt
with drummers with whom they have
no previous acquaintance but they
mi... .i .:... i. Tif. .liicaT'.Cr
young men record the names of every,;
gin wnu nonces ineiii uiiu wj iininon
ly those silly enough to have forgotten
proper reserve are made the subjectfofj
...... ..Ff.1 ...! flnrnnrmm cninrifllll'
...1 - !. .mrl," It'-frfnr
girls would retain a pure renulauoni
they must protect it by maidenly con-'
duct and give stranger a wide berth.
CL-EUiL .NKIVS.
The refusal of Sheriff Jacobs to obey
the orders of the Judge of this district
Has left the Court without un officer
hose services can be relied on. In view
of this state of affiirs we leirn that in
future His Honor, Judge Ifanna in
tends to exercise the lawful prerogative
of appointing his own bailiffs, thoso of
ficers having heretofore been appointed
by the sheriff through the courtesy of
the court.
The San Francisco "Bulletin" pub
lishes a letter, brought down on the
steam-r St. Paul, from Ounalaska,
which arrived th's evening, announc
ing a large gold discovery on the
Yukon "river, Alaska. Owing to the
extreme cold twenty-eight degrees be
low zero it was impossible to do much
prospecting. The miners who made
the di'coverv were a party fitted out
by E. Schiefflin, who made big dis
coveries in Arizona and who cleaned
up over a million of dollars in that
section. '
The postmaster in Philadelphia has
made a very practical suggestion in re
gard to a postal telegraph, in 'sugges
ting that the service should be extend
ed to every post office in the United
States, by "having certain post offices
centers from which telegrams could be
distributed by mail. By ru-ch an ar
rangement a telegram could bo sent
from her, for instance, to a small
town near Chicago by having it sent to
the Chicago post office und mailed
there to its destination.
The following is a description of the
head quaiters of the Oregon Knights
in San Franci'co:
The wide stairs leading from the en
trance to the main hall are covered
with canvass, nnd alorg the sidt3 have
been placed p'.ints and exotics in artis
tically carved terra cottu vases and
boxes. On the main floor largo palm
trees spread their ample foliage iu all
directions, so as to Iravo just spice
enough for a beautiful passage. The
hall it-e'f is strung w ith streamers from
tho chandeheis, alternating with gar
lands of evergreen and delicately tinted
paper. Along the sides and under the
galleric3 are beautiful hanging has
ket, over the sides of which drop tnin
iature artificial cactus leaves and sprigs
of ivy and uniden-.' hair fern. The in
tervals between these biskets nre de
voted to elegant wreaths of evergreen
bands, with silk ribbons and bows, each
circling so.no appropriate mo'to, and
being in turn relieved by blended en
s:gns and Mascnic emblems. The
stage, which foims a delightful back
ground for this miniature tropical gar
den, is set with n brilliantly colored
land-cane, w Iiich forms anaduiirable per
spective to the fljral display in front
of it. Two large American tligs de
pend from the ceiling and are lost on
the side in columns of ivy while at the
foot of the stage, resting on pilestal-,
are the coat f arms of Oregon nnd n
-.n'ull shield supjoVted by a stulfed
bb.v-k bear. Tim pirlors are decorated
in much the -:itue matiiiei, with a still
loom libinl display of flouer, nnd
exotics, nori hern views, Fouie of which
iitui p tinted bv native artists. These
are distribn''il in tho ladies' and gentle
nuns' par ois, and together with other
ricliappoitttuie:itf' complete the most
complete head quart' rs in the city. A
htre shell fountain, gracefully trimmed
in creeping vines, occupies a position
in the center of the floor, while a nuni
her of small shell ornaments are dis
tribuled av3Tit tho room.
Among the ladies doing the honors
of the refiehment room Mrs. C. W.
Fitch (nee Miss Nannie Linn) of
Lugcne and Mis. I. (.J Reames and
Mrs. E. R. Rf.auio, of Juckaonville,
are prominent.
Corr. (.po::i!r'i i e.
Williams Joscfuixi: Co. On,
August 21, 18S3.
Ed. Sustinel: Dear Sir: Death
has again visited this creek. On Sun
day mornmst at four o'clock Airs.
F.irris wife nf Thomas J. Farris, died
after beint; Mck thirteen days. Her
age was about seventy three. She was
buiied on Monday by the Grangers in
full unifoim. The ceiemonies were
rather awkainly performed, lack of
practice, of course, there are verv few
Grangers die you see. m Thn weather is
dry hot and suiol'.v. The farmers on
this creek are waiting for the thresher.
So i:rain, of course is scaicii vet. That
I presume is the reason that .Terrv
Nunnn is offering one dellarper bushel
for wheat, don't )ou think, the farmers
ought to give Jerry a premium of some
kind? Miss Magt'ie" Kendal and her
ndopted sister, .Miss Lizzie Airs of
EurekuCal , aro visiting friends on this
creek. Abo their grandfather Mr.
Jack Henderson of Kerbv, an old-time
resident of this creek. To night jre
honor them with a little hop at Mr.
Caldwell. Camp meeting is over and
all danger is past. Respectfully,
Conn Aoain.
DIED.
SACHS Tn Furth, Bavaria, July 21,
1583 Yet ta Sachs, beloved mother of
Lippmann, Sam, Isaac, lien and
David Sachs, aged 73 years and 2
months
FARRIS On Williams Creek Aug.
18, 18S3, Roxannn, wife of Thos J.
Farris; aged 73 years, eleven
months and 2S days.
HARRIS In Table Rock precinct.
August 19, 1883, infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Israel Harris.
CARTER On Pleasant Creek, Aug.
10, 18S3, Fieuch Carter; aged about
oo years.
MAR III ED.
GRIGSBY POSTON In Manzani
ta precinct, Aug. 19, 18S3, by M.
Purdin, J.P., Geo. J. Grigsby aud
Miss Anna Bell Poston.
ixrrt.K Ligr.
August 23, 1883
Bartel August
Crosby John
Ackerman D
Chester Georgo
Dalgieish Mr Fury II
Judd Henry II Mallard II G
Miller J Tablot 3 Million J W
"Richard E R Treece J A 2
Max Muller, P. M.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice,
f N. P. R. R. WESTERN DIV'S. )
' O. R. k N. Co. )
I O. k C. R. R. Co. I
AT PORTLAND
On Sept. iOlh & tlth,
ACCCUMT COMPLETION
otr the
N.P.R.R.
t-.
Rounl trip tickets have bnen pUccd on
sale at all ticket stations nt 40 per cent
reduction. Ticuitsgood fium oept. Stli
to 13th. lioth days inclusive.
John Mum,- A. L. STOKES,
Supt. of Traffic, Asst. Supt. Traflic.
E. P. ROGER-,- Gen'l Agent.
U. S. HOTEL KUILDIXO, JACKSONVILLE,
T. 7, PMiVZIf, PROP'S,
TT'VING AosTM
JLJliiireuic t ot his
D THE MAN-
p'ort, 1 pronos'
keenins it stocked with
he flnest I rands
of
WINE7, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
And will lie pleased to reccire a call from
all wlio wish the best in my line. Sat
istaction nsstir d. T. T. McKENZlE.
ThocYEits Gcron Is is
sued March and Sept., each
vcar: lti paces. 81x11V
1 inches, with over 3,300
illustrations a -whole pic
ture callexv. Gives whole
sale prices direct to consumers on all goods
for personal or lanuiy use. iciis now
to order, and gives exact cost of every
thing you use, cat, drink, wear, or.havo
fun with. Thcso invaluable books con
tain information gleaned from tho msi
kcts of tho world. Wo will mail a cony
Frco to any address upon receipt of tho
postaga 7 cents. Let us hear from you.
Respectfully,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
SS ii 2S9 Wabts Atchuc, Chicago. 111.
Noli
Lvxd Omen it IJosrnrr.o, On., )
August, 17, SS:. f
Notice is lureby given (hat the follow
in'n lined .settler lu.stilul notice oflier
mention to make final proof in sunnort
of her claim, and that said proof will hoi
matte neioie uie .imi e or Clerk or Jack
win "ounty at Jac'.sonvillo Oiexn,ou Sat
urday September 0. 1tfS:!, -v'u: Emma
(i.'tiio. (widow of Alvin G'ltin deceased.)
II mcste.ul No. 20!)J, lor the S E iorsJ
E 1. 1 Sec. IS, E V, of N E 1-1 and S W
1-1 of JN E 1-4 Sec. 21 Township :!C South
ofRanjc 1 East. She names the follow
ing witnesses to pr ve her continuous resi.
'lence upon, and cul nation i f. said land,
vz: Henry Isrnvvn, S mon McAllister,
James Mil sand JelTTeiili. allofllrowns
lhirojgh, Ja Ufcon county, Oregon.
Wm. F. DnxjAMix, Register.
JPox- 3.lo.
One thotrand h 'ad of good liea'tby
sheep also about 00 tons of first class
grain-hay. App'y 'o.
Mrs.S.E ISII,
Jacksonville O egon.
Warning.
'T'lIE Pl'P.LIO ARE NOTIFIED
1 that I fort.id any pe on liimtin : or
disdiarging fire ar us w ithin the limits of
my property. Fair warning is heicby
gi'vcn that I will prosecute trespassers
disregarding this notice to the full extent
of the law.
M ILVNLEY.
Jacksonville Aug. 2oth lSb3.
SULLS POR SALE.
'pilE UNDERSIGNED, RESIDING
I on th Drake place on Applegate, of
fers for' sale a few head of line young
Hulls, of Jersey and Short Hom Durh un
blood. They arc the bast in the market,
and will be sold cheap if early application
is m.i".e. For further particulars enquire
of WM. EGAN.
Noti
Of1
Lvxd Omu at RosKnoto, On , )
August 2 lbSU. f
Notice is hereby given that the follow,
ing-narhed settler h is tiled notice of his
intention tn make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof ivi.l be
made bsfiirc the Judge or Clerk of Jack
son countv at Jacksonville Oregon, on
Tuesday October 2 1K8;3, viz: James. Sat
terll Id. Homestead No. 42015 for the S
ofS 1-1 Sec. 14 N"E 1-1 of N W 1-1 and
Lot 1 Sec. ?:S T S3 S Range ." West. He 1
names the following -witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and culti
vation of, siid land vi.; Wm. Harriet,
John Bolt. George Hotrnnn, John stiller,
all of Applegate Jackson countv, Oregon
Wm. F. BnxjAvn.v, Register.
Notice.
Lasd Office at Rosrcuno On., )
August 22, 1SS:5. f
Notice is hereby givtn that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to n-nkc final proof in support
of his claim, .and that said proof will he
nude before the Judge or Cleric of Jack
son countv nt Jacksonville Oregon, on
Tucsdav October 2, 1883, viz: John II.
Tvrell, Homestead No. 4207 for the S V
lAofSW 1-tSec.:; SE 1-4 ofNE 1-1
Sec. 0 W Jof N- V 14 Sec. 10 T 39 S of
Kangc 12 .hast. He nam s the lollowing
witnesses to prove his continuous resi
denceupon, and cultivation of. said land,
viz: Samuel Rcndles, Aaron Wvland, W.
II. Jaquct', Ro crt Smith, all of Browns
lorough Jackson county, Oregon.
iVii. F. Bemjais, Register.
V
foff wa
ip '5 jftl
Odd Fellow's Ruilding Jntksouvillr, (lrt;oa
DKAJ,EU AND WCIIKKU IN".
riN.SlIEETIIvOX, CuPl'KR. I.KaO
Pumps,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
NAILS,
A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF STOVES
HARDWARE, TINWARE.
POWDER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Fuse and Caps,
WOODEN & WILLOW 17AP.E,
ROPE, NAILS,
Paints Oils, Varnish, Gtoss
"CUTLERY, WIRE,?
Shot, Erushs, Chains, Hose
ETC., ETC:
I have secured the ervices of a firt clasi
Mechanic, and am prepared to do all repair
ing promptly und iu superior style.
"N CONNECTION VITH TPE ACOVK
1 I am receiving and have conHttMtly
hand a full aud first-class stock of
GROCERIES,
Dur-aooDS, oust boots, tobacco
K-KAUY HIADH CLUTIIIHr
GLASSWAUE. CKOCKEIVY, 4t.
ZSyEverv thing sold at rearnnhl8 t-aten.
K..KU1K.I
Jacksonville. March. 9, 878.
Will slaughter prices, in this
space next week.
PORTLAND
BUSINESS COLLEGE,-
X. K. Cor. ScconJ and Yamhill Sis.,
FOHTLAIID. - OREGOH.
A. P. Armstrong,
J. A. IV'liiCO,
Principal.
l'miiun anil Secretary
Dasrf fcr tha Bishess EJacatica cf Both Sexes.
XliutlCtCzycf-'
Ailimttnl on any week il ly nf l!ic vcar.
-s5!PEHtWOR3CKs-
Of all kinds executed l cirdir .it rtasoajbU. ratc-r.
SitUCicuou pi-i-mlced. . . . . .
I he College "Jo'irn il," ntmnin!r mro iwn
nf l! is course of st-iiU, Mt.J ol ti iti. I i
nt r.rtc.. fndcuUcl jiUiii Jnd ornai..nUllcr.
l .n hi , IrtL.
m BEDOGTI
-IN-
EOTSL PMCES;
AT THE
SL0VER HOTEL-
board mb mm
Best house for tho money this side of
Portland.
DR. J. BROWH,
DEUTSCnER ARZT,
JarLxoiiTlIlc, Ort-con,
"Will practico in all Chronic Diseases, alo
Typhoid Pneumonia, Lung Fever, Diph
theria, Consumption, Catarrh, etc. Time
and doclor' tbills will be saved by coining
to me at once. Dr. Brown will guaninteo
to forleit -)00 for every case of Stminal
Weakness or private disease of any kind
or character which he undertakes and
fails'to cure. His nitdiciuc is purelv veg
etable and has all the power and etlieacy
of calomel or quinine, without any of tho
injurious alter effects.-
Shingles For Sale.
The undersigned is now prepared to
furnish the best quality of shingles, rut
with diamond knife, in any quantity dr.
sired. Price delivered in Jacksonville ifcl
per thousand or transportation off rt the
mill, situated two mile south of Willi. ms
creek post office. Order can be left wltii
G. Karew.ki. J. Gjiaphax.
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