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OREGON SENTINEL.
JACKSOJIVIOLKi
Saturday, September 1, 1883.
A CUl.NCt.
Tlie interest of Wm. M. Turner in
the Skstisel hai been rented to F.
M. Overlieck, a competent printer, d.o
takes K)sse3ion in connection with
Mr. Krause tliis day. Fred only
akc ttie support of bis friends and if
Jie ban any enemies be don't know it.
Thk Citicus Castello's circus will
not appear here- this afternoon and
evening, as advertised. Advices by
telegraph state that they disbanded at
Jtoseburg.
Selling Out. Those desirins any
tiling in the. line of merchandise will do
wvll by exiling on B-irruch Fisher be-fitrf-
going eNevvhere as he is closing
out Ins stock at coit. A trial will
tv mien you all.
Kxiuous Runaway. A tam driven
bv Jck Montgomery ran away last
v-.'k while he was coming down the
litave Creek hill near the Sexton
p'aca and Montgomery sustained very
serious injuries. He wai brought to
Jacksonville yesterdty, and with the
proper care he will pull through nil
i-'Rht.
Babies Wasted. That's nothing
Ktrane everybody wants babies ex
crpt crusty old bachelors but, this time
Abell tlie photographer wants them
twenty per day in order to take life
l:ke pictures of the little sweets. His
apeciality is taking children's pictures
and tho-nfortunateenough to have thpir
children's pictures taken during his
hortstay will Km! them finished in the
highest style of the art. A look at his
jpecimen copies at Mr. Briti's gallery
jvill bo sufficient pror.f of hi? ability.
HOUTICULTUHAL PlIEXOMON'O.V.
Prof. Merritt, of this place has a peir
treo in his garden that for Feveral
years has been growing fast with thiee
feet of its trunk completely denuded
of bark and the wood apparently us
dry and sapless as a piece of seasoned
oak. At this time the tree is beaiing
ripening fruit and fresh blossoms anil
is as thrifty as if its trunk were fully
protected. We do not know that a
Jtear is more tenacious than any other
tree but this is the first time wo ever
i&w a tree of any description live when
it was so effectually girdled.
Hit. PniLLirs' Case. Mr. Samuel
Phillips, of Little Applegate, whoe
only eye waB gouged out by a man
named Goldsby is no better and Dr.
Aiken has slight hopes that he will
rer recover his sight. From what
we can learn the assault on Mr. Thill
ips was ourageoun, Goldnhy being
much the l.iraer man and Phillips just
rtuvins; risen from a sick bed, and un
der almost tiny circumstances brutes
who indulge in putting out the eyes of
fellow bings oucbt to be in the p?ni
ten'iary instead of at large. This will
Ik a case for investigation by the next
grhiid jury.
New Kntkrpiiirk. Dr. Will Jack
son intends sinking for artesian v.ater
on his premises in town, and it. is to
lie hoped that his enterprise will be re
warded by t-uccess. Some geologists
have expressed the opinion that arte
sian water cannot, be struck here on
account of the unfavorable position of
Ahe underlying rock but water is in
vvariably found in this locality by pene
trating a short distance into thn sand
atone and Dr. J. thinks the scientists
may be mistaken. John Itolnson is a
.jiartner in the enterprise nnd the best
machinery is -to be sent for. Their
success would be of great public value
to this valley.
Remoio.us Items. Elder M. Teter
son's a) poititments for September are
as follows: First Sunday at Mound
district school-houKe in the murning
and at Line Oak school house at 4
o'clock r. m.; second Sunday nt. Anliocli
fit 11 A. M ; third Sunday ut the camp
ground on Williams creek; fourth Sun
.day at Eagle Point llev. F. X.
Blauchrt u ill hold services at St. Fian
.cis' chuit-h, EdglePointj Suuilav morn
ing.... Bev. J. A. Slover will hold a
meeting at Anliocli school hnu-e, com
mencing this .evening. .. .Thern will
lm ita services at either the Methn.
diit or Catholic churches in this p'ace
Sunday.... llev. B J. Sharp will hold
eervices at Grant's Pavs Sunday morn
ing at 11 p'clock. . . . Rev. Robert Mc
Lean will preach in the Presbvterian
.church next Sabbath morning and
evening.
Klamath Cqunty Circuit Coukt.
-The following are the pioccedinj, of
Klamath county Circuit Court:
John F. "Miller vs. James Tobin,
.Buitin equity; transferred to U. S. cir
cuit court. -
David P. Shook vs. James IT. Cab
lahan, suit inequity to restrain the
.diversion of water; continued for term,
with order extending time to take e i
,denco. Mr. Paul vr. Loui Land et al., suit
iin equity to foreclose mortgage; Judg
,inent and decree foreclosure entered.
Wm. "Webb, Sr., vs. L. M. Nieker
,son, action at law; continued for the
.term, for want of jury.
Wm. Webb, Sr. vs. Sheriff of Klam
Mh county, action to lecover personal
property, appeal from justioe court;
continued for want of jury.
Hendricks vs. J. N. T. Miller action
at law; continued for want of jury.
John Gleim vs. Dennis Crowley,
nction to recover damages; continued
for want of jury.
John Gleim vs. Miller and Crowley,
action at law; continued for want of
LOCAL ITEJ1S.
?Wet.
Rain yesterday.
Frank Kasshafer has returned from
Phoenix.
Will H. Vining, of Ashland, was in
town last Tuesday.
John O'Brien of Applegate. was in
town last Wednesday.
Geo. Chase has taken his stock
with the 0. i C S. Co. again.
Misses Emma Papo and Minnie
DeWitt aro vi&iting friends at Ashland.
About 250 men wbitesand Chinese
are now employed on tunnel work.
Judge Day has sufficiently recovered
as to be able to attend to a little busi
ness. Chas. Strang and Wm. Patlon, of
the 0. it C. R, It., were in town last
week.
We are sorry to say that there is
a great deal of diphtheria in Josephine
county.
Frank Kraus", of thn Sentinel,
went to Yreka last Tuesday on busi
ness. He will probably return to
morrow.
The notice of fi rial j iron f of "Gb W.
Ratrio nppearc in this issue of the
Sentinel.
EhlerBxnd has returned to his claim
on Applegate and expects to work it
tfiis Winter.
C trios Goddard has commenced
building a new residence on his farm
near Central Point.
Wm. C.irll division ngpnt of the 0.
fc 0. S. Co.. psssf-d through town
Monday, bound South.
A. D. Bockfellow it C'i, Attorneys
and Counsellors at Law and Real Es
tate Agents, Ashland, Oregon.
There are onlv six saloons on the
Siskivou mrunt-iin in th vicinity of
the South and North emlj of the tun
nel. 0
Thomas Chavner intends npning n
saloon at his bridge, on Bogue rver,
on the line of the railroad, in a few
days.
Have you seen thne stylMi list,
trimmed at AIK J. S. Howard's fash
ionable millinery establishment, and so
cheai'T
Joe. Solomon returned from San
Francisco on Thursday's stage vvheie
he had been laying in a large" sto:k of
goods.
An interesting correspondence from
Sterlingville is omitted this week,
through laek of space. It will appear
next week.
Cha. Blockwell, formerly a resident
of JacksOnTille, has opened a barber
shop near the south end of the Siski
you tunnel.
Abell is taking some beautiful pic
tures at Britt's and our permit) ought
not to miss the opportunity as his stay
will be short.
Miss Minnio DeWitt, of YYeka, who
has been iMlmg ft lend 4 here for wv
er.il weeks past, will return home
next Monday.
Robt. Kiblcr i1-having a ditch dug
for irrigating purpo es from near
Day's orchard to his residence in the
lower part of town.
Mr. J. M. Pay no formerly Marshal
of Jacksonville will .start next week
with his family for Salem viheru they
will spend the winter.
Several teams are engaged in haul
ing bridge timbers from lh"Sterling mill
toChawnei's for the i ail road biidge,
to be built at that place.
We regret to say that Mrs. Danl.
Cronemiller is still seriously ill having
been confined to her lied for seveial
weeks with billious fever.
The distance from St. Paul to
Portland by the N. P. R. R. is 1,920
miles and fares to any point Enst will
In' less than by any other route.
Sheriff Jacobs has stalled to Rose
burg to bring Mellville here for ex
animation on a charge of burglirv and
is expected back to nioriow evening.
On Wednesday last M. Col well
caused the arrest of Ed. Booth cluirg
ing him with using abusive langmge.
Recorder 11 uffer fined Booth S8 50.
Solomon it r.Ieusor are expecting ti
full line of new goods via Crescen
City next week nnd intend to sell nt
thf lowest possible rate. They invite
iusp ciion.
One of Co'wcll's teams took a little
spin up Jackson creek Thursday, on
their ovvn account. The buggv was
pretty badly demolished but no one
was injured.
Dr. Soule of T'nion county has pur
chased the interest of Nick IliU'ilie
ill the iliilg store at PliOJidx. The
Dr. intends practicing his profession in
that locality.
Mr. McL'an hois to preach here
in the Pie.sbv teii.tn chinch vvi.s fur
uinnvvears a missionarv in Chili ami
his discourses will doulith-.sa be ven
interesting.
The wagon biidge across Mule creek
abovo Nick Wiight's place vwisdt
stroyed by lire this week. It is
thought that it caught lite from the
burning woods. '
El. Klippelcno of Um Portland tele,
graph strikers who refused to take the
iron clad oath of allegiance to n cor
poration is telegraphing for the O. R
& N. company.
When visiting Ashland give D. D.
Philbrick a call nt his saloon where
yon will always find a lino stock of
Honors and cigars and the best kind of
treatment. Try him.
The name of the man murdered re
cently at Uonolulu, on the Klamath
river, wins owvaiore lijas. ills slaver
Butler, has been held for murder. So
says thn '"Journal."
Mrs. F. M. Plymale is ahead of any
one in this valley in the poullrv bust
ness having raised over two thousand
chickens this year. Her example is
worth tollran
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Bilger & Maegly announce the fol
lowing reduction in prices: Nails for
S6 50 per keg, white lead for 2 75 per
25 lbs., coal oil for S3 50 a can, and
everything in proportion
If there is anything that you need
in the general merchandise line, give
B. Fisher a call at the old stand of
S. Colin, and he will convince you
that he is selling out at cost.
W. J. Davis, who ran five creameries
in Wisconsin and in II iuuis, 1ms dis
appeared, leaving d-jbts amounting to
85,000 It is "to be inferred that he
got the cream of the business.
Judge Hanna reports considerable
improvement in the way of buildings
etc., going on at Linkville. Several
new houses are now being erected and
business looking up generally.
The first rain w have had for oyer
three rronths commenced falling at
two A. M. yesterday and continued
nearly all day. It was welcome to all
but those engaged in threshing
If ou want a Sewing Machine call
at E. C. Brooks' drug, watch, clock,
and jewelry store. Hfs mnchiiies are
a little finer and his prices a little
snugger, than any other bugger's.
- From private advices we learn that
Mr. and MrR. Harry Peun, formerly
of this place, but now ot Portland, have
been very sick for several days past.
We wish them a spee Jy recover-.
The Yreka 'Journal" hays that
teainsteix have raised tlifi pi ice of
fi eight from Redding to Yreka from
2 to 2 cents per pound on account of
high pi ice of hay along the route.
The timbers for the railroad biidge
across Rogue river are being sawed at
the Sterling mill, and immense loads
pass through town daily. This, i
about all we will see of the railroad
work.
Considerable delay to the trans
mission of messnges over the WeMi-iu
Union Telegr. ph Complin's wires is
caused bv the right-of-way parties of
railroad company chopping trees along
the line.
Mrs. Ish still wan's two good work
mules and has a line band of sheep and
a large amount of hay for sale and a
farm to rent. Anv pi-isnn wanting to
rent a desirable place will do well to
call on her.
Judge Prim while walking out of
the express oliice last week slippe I and
fell to th-sidewalk, spraining his an
kle and otherwise bruising himself.
He is now aide to be out and will be
O. K. shortly.
Late hist Saturday night a cutting
scrape whs engagl in bv Tom llu-n
uti-l Ed Booth of tips place. B.tuth
was cut in the neck with a small knife
and Ross received a bad smash on the
lip. No arrests.
Freights from GUtidulc to Jackson
ville aie at piercut one and u lull
cents per pound antl when the lailioad
teinuiiUs is at Giant's 1'uss al-ou'i
Nov. 1st th-y will be leuueed tu thiee
qiiarteis 01 a cent.
Last Sunday while the stag" was
standing a Wells Fargo & C.iV., ofiice,
the lines fell to the ground anil the
team started to run. They were
stopped near the postollico however be
foie uny injury was done.
The "Orugonian" denounces the tel
egraph company in ihe bitteiest terms
for its nigganlly service. The uion
icd men ot Poitland would do a whu
thing if they built a line to San Fran
cisco for their own use.
Information from San Francisco in
dicates that Mrs. Thomas G. R-atnes'
e)esare imptoving and. that she will
probably letutn with Air. Ileam.s
abjut the lOih inst. There being no
necessity for an operation.
The Maiy D. Hume is advertised to
sail from Crescent city fur San Fran
cisco on the 10th, 20ih & 30th of each
mouth. The fare through, including
McMahon's stage line, :s 22, and the
route should be patronized.
The people of Yieka aie very sensi
bly consideiing '.he question of estab
iishiug a liij.li school in Siskhou coun
ty so that children can receive nil the
education they ne-d without sending
them iihioul a, gieat expense.
'Watermelon dances" aie the litest
innovation in Siskivou county and we
would be obliged to the ''Juuimtl" if it
would publish the piogramme. Thev
might take here as every other kind of
dunce has been danced to death.
Geo. Freeman who was badly in
jukiI b fulling through a loft and be
litu kicked in I In- In ad by a luirr-e last
wi-ek i.s fust improving. He is now
able to be till the. stli ets but will not
bo readv for woik for some time.
-Geo. U Fields, a traveling'mnn, was
am-stiil lai-t we.de for selling goods
without a license. The chuigi could
not be substantiated, however, in conse
quence he was disuliHiged His pxit
ner vviis the right u an but he had
skipped ill.- tow l.
The limber, , of the ctlpcla of the
new OoU't H"iise ami the roof timbi-i.s
aie in place. Mr. Marsh is pushing
this woik so us lo get the hull. ling un
der cover as s iu:i us pos-ilile. Tlie
number of shingli", rtquuvil to cover
the roof is 70,000.
Peter Boschey, while hauling wood
from WulkerV. cieek, about u mile ami
a half fiom town, last wiek siwa
nearly full grown pnnln-r. Small
hot s ale Said to l" llillill esteemed bv
I hat kind of "vuiiiiiiitn" so they will
keep off that creek.
W. L. Record who introductd the
exquisite marble voik to1-e w-eu in
our cemetery is here attending to
former orders and soliciting new ones.
He is now Hgent for- W. II. McCor
mick, of Sm Francisco, dealers in
American and foreign marbles.
Geo. W. Frey has so d his ranch
nnd stock on Little Butte cieek to
Mr. John Tucker, of C-liforiii, who
takes immediate pissessiou. The pur
chaser seem well pleaxeJ with the lo
cation and Us he is a thorough stock
masfiHkootl selection.
Clay Dollarhide nnd Harvey Oa
man have taken a contract forfurnisl
ing the company with timbers for th
tunnel and now have about ivvent
men employed in cutting and deliverin
the same.
The order cnnsolidating Oregon an
Washington Territory into one rev
nue collection district takes ehect t
dav. The 3d division comprises ihl
counties of Jackson, Josephine, Curr;
Klamath and Lake with N. Lingell
Jacksonville as denutv iollector
Mr. Smith, the gentleman who pu
chased the Greenman hotel at Link
ville has'expended over ?4,000 in im
Droving that house. It has beeil
thoroughly renovated and will aluay
be kept in Grst class style. For a goo
meal and a clean bed go to the Greei:
man hotel.
Last week there were seven
charges of 1,750 lbs each, of gian
powder exploded on the grading a
"Bloody run. lhe concussion was all
most imperceptible and the sound
the explosirn was barely heard at
instance ot 600 feet hut the vvorK o
a thousand men for a day was done i
an instant.
We w ere shown a branch from
plum tree this week only ten inchf
in length on which there was a clusli
of forty two lurge and f ally V9ve3o
plums. The fruit was the blue da
sou and delicious in flivor the who
bunch weighing three pounds. Ifai
section of Oregon cun beat this let
he heard trom.
The Soda Springs on the North For
-jf Little Butte have been quite popl
lar this summer but the propneto
McAllister, is fanatical on the sulj-i
of dancing and threatens to shoot an
guests thus indulging. McAllister
heab li is verv poor and as he has fn
quent "sinking snelU'' it accounts fol
his curious notions.
New goods at reduced prices at t!
cash stoie of S. S. Aikeri k Co. They
keep even thing usually to be found in
a general niercha.idise store, and their
uie'hod of giving the best goods at
low prices, mid making exact change
seems to It ve become popular here ut
last. Their new- advertisement will be
found in another column.
Ve are glad to say that the county
coinniisioiieis have decided not to
pinc the u-vv Court House but to ex
pend the amount, provided in the con
tract for. painting, in stone steps aifd u
stnne floor for the portico The viuws
of the Sentinel vere oxjuessed, last
week on this question and we have
only to add that the. course decided on
iv the commissinneis is to be coin
mended as a sji s M on -.
Primes must hive a lasting and dis
tinctive flavor. The o'her day Uncle
Fied Heber eat one from the orchard
of Mr. Miller not knowing what it was
but lecoguized it at once, although he
had not tasteit a ptune since he left
Gernnnv sixty vears ago. Mr. 11.
says that the verv finest q'l-ility of
Inandy was distilled from this fruit in
his voting clays i?iid predicts the
git a'est sttcci-hS for it in this valley.
Al ell the leading photographer of
litatid has leased the photograph
galhrv of Peter Britt for a few days
and will be pleas-d to see any and nil
of his old fiieinls and patrons of tin
past. Negatives oi-ly will be made
heie, all work will be finished at the
Portland gallery. Those wishing
photographs will not delay as his time
here is short. The instantaneous dry
plate process will be worked for chil
dren.
Down in Josephine county they have
a novel way of sett ing disputes to
water. Last week Messrs. Little nnd
Wetherby, who claim 'riparian rights
on Illinois river Mew the dam of
Messrs. Wiineri Son "sky hij-h" with
giant powder and so stopped the sup
plv to the Wimer mining ditch. The
matter will now b settled in the
courts but this method of laving n
temporary injunction scema rather ar
biliary.
New coiners to this county who
wi.sh a county paper, and no one should
be without it, are invited to subscribe
for the Senti.m L. That is: if thev
want a paper that tnfces sides on all
questions spml;) right out don't
make t'.io kinds of pie in the same
dish nor carry water on both shoulders
and cares more for right than riches.
If strangers want the other style of a
pnp-r th"V li'Ust go tc the other shop
and thev can g--l (ish flesh am' fowl
all on the same platter.-
Mr W. L. Record whom the. "Ore
goui.ui" criticised because he assured a
singe robber that he was not an ex
press messenger savs it makes iiuite a
difference whether a mail is looking
down the muzzle of a shut-gun or sufn
lv enscou-e.l iii an editorial arm ch iir.
I1- h's ) mills ilint the editor of lint
pip--! won!. I no doubt have personated
u in.-ssHiiyer" uiiiE drawn the lohbeiV
fi e miii ply fur lhe public good, but
that his taste !w n't lie in that diiec
tion.
Wellman, who had to surrender the
expiess box the-dast li-ne the stage was
robbed nj. Wolf Cnc-k is quite positive
thit M'dville, n v in, j ill at Rosnjiurg
was the rohli-r that demanded the box.
Mellville will soon be brought here to
answer the charge of robbing Riddle's
store on thn Siskivou mid is also
charged with robbing Dr. Divis of
5400. near Gr.av creek. If c.mvict-il
of nil lliesi- climes In- will piobablv
give the findings of the courts his p. r
soual att-utioii for the Uil.inci; of his
iiaiinal life.
The railroul depot at "JunipnlT
Ji.e" is Incited en the I ind of F. M.
Nickerson. clerk of Jo-epbinecouut?.
and it is to be uaiut-d "Josephine."
As th s will lu lhe distributing -point
fur Josephine county-the'na'ine is mosf
n?''ropriale. Had itv been called
'Jump i iff Joe' unpleasant coupe
q-n-nces might Imv iesuliedrns everv
time the br:ik-inin yelled out the
inline pf the sta, ion v sverv Joe
Himaril 1 lie (ram would be bound ti
jump off and thaMfjijMvould soon
will begin studies at Mills Seminary
at once and will probably remain until
she graduate.
Rev. B. J. Sharp has returned from
th- M. E. Conference at Vancouver
and has been assigned to this circuit
for another year. This will be his
third 3 ear on this circuit ami is good
evidenco that his ministry has been
quite acceptable.
Manager Kcehler of the O. k C. R.
R. accompanied by chief engineer
Morri were in town for a short time
on Monday evening being on their
way south to the Siskiyou tunnels on
n tour ot insiiection. lhe party re
turned north along the line of the R.
R. on Wednesday.
Wm. Gibson, of Honolulu, keeps n
saloon on ih biskivou mountain, at
the south end of the tunnel, which he
has fitted up in fine style, nnd keeps
none but the best quality of wines, li
quors, cigars, Yreka beer nnd also
keeps Rogue river whisky which is
ro much in demand.
Mr. White of Griffin creek brought
a load of German prunes to town on
Wcdnesdu., some of which measured
7i inches m circumference. They had
an excellent flivor and it is doubtful
if the fruit could be excelled nnyvhere.
Mr. W. intends planting 300 trees of
the sam-J variety this fall.
J. W. Haves lately assistant man
ager of the Western Union Telegraph
Company at Portland, and also a
striker, is now business manager of the
daily "Northwest News." Jeff js a
good man in any place and will no
doubt hud his presint position more
remunerative than the Western Union
Telegraph Co.
C. W. Kahlerleft for San Francisco
"Wediie.-day and will take the steamer
from Ci -scent Cit to clay. As it will
be his first ttip on salt water ho ex
pects lo be all doubled up nnd it is
surmised that he may be matrimonially
loubled before he gets back as he sava
he will take the first widow with a
million that makes a "mash" on him.
Mr. M. Volk Asst, Chief Engineer
and in charge of construction on the
3rd division on the railroad extension
was in town on Monday for a short
time. This gentleman has lately re
turned from California with his bride
and is one of the valued men of the
company, having been in charge of the
difficult woik between Rosehurg and
Grant's Pass since the commencement
of the extension. His quiet, unas
suming manner proves him n gentle
man who wiil nlvvays wear well.
Hon. James L. Mason, of Greens
ville Ind., who has been visiting here
a couple of months with his sister Mrs.
Jane McOully left for San Francisco
on Wednesday via Crescent City.
From the big city he will sail for Port
laud anil take the N. P. thence home.
Mr. Mason k a prominent member of
the lmirii a tiar ami has made many
friends heie. lie takes back with him
th- highest opinion of this section of
Oregon and, were his business of adif
fereut natuie. would undoubtedly drive
his stakes here.
FromS.L. Dolsen, engineer in charge
of thn fourth division we learn that
trains will be running to Grants Pais
by the 1st of Novtniber and that un
til thai time there will be no change
in the delivery of freight. The next
station south of Grants Pass will be
at Wmidiillr- for the accommodation
of 'he Evans creek country and that
for the S.ims valley section will be
Cb iv'iihi-'s. Cunp No. 1 is now
cited at Severson's twenty-three n
north ot here and wit'iin two wi;
th whole line to "Ohavener's will
alive vvifh men. The clearing of
right of way round Gold hill has I
let to Lefevre and in a few days
portion of the line will be ready
graders who will have some of
heaviest rock work on the whole
tension. in"- Text depot south
Ch.iveners bridge will bo located i
the center of the valley,
sonville fre:"ht
i nix. Fron
Real Estate Transactions. The
following has been recorded in the
Clerk's office since our last report:
J. S. Howard to O. it C. R. R.,
right-of-way. Consideration, 1.
E. Emery to L. B. Applegate, prop
erty in Ashland precinct. Considera
tion, 875.
L. B. Applegate to Lindso? Apple
gate, same. Consideration, 50.
L. Applegate to A. P. Hammond,
land in Ashland preciuct. Considera
tion, $400.
Jacob Smith to Max Muller, 1G0
acres on Forest creek. Consideration,
8400.
M. Peterson to H. W. Hoagland,
40 acres in Ma'nzanita precinct. Con
sideration. 275.
F. M. Frceland to E. Uay. land in
Manzanita precinct. Consideration,
5500.
Wilson Potter to Wm. Wiley, prop
erty in Little Butte precinct. Con
sideration, S2.200.
TJ. S. Patents to Jacob Smith, W.
A. Owen and L. Applegate have been
recorded.
Postal Notes. The postal notes is
sued by the Government, will supply
a great want in the community in af
fording small change for remittance by
mail. Thev- will be ready for is
suance on September 3d, next Mon
'dav, in sums between cuie cent nnd
54.09 inclusive, for which u fee of 3
cents is charged. These notes are sent
at the remitter's risk and payable to
bearer within three months. If not
paid within that time they aro void
and the holder must receipt them and
apply for a duplicate which vill be is
sued on payment of another fee of 3
cents. Postmaster Muller has received
a book of notes and will be ready on
Monday to issue them. While thev
do not take the place of the "postal
orders" they will be very convenient
in remitting small sums.
For Sale. Contemplating removal
from Jacksonville, L. Solomon offers his
residenceon California, St., an excellent
piece of property, for sale cheap; also
a good assorjmont of household and
kitchen furniture. Gire him an early
call. ,
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Notice. A large assortment of the
celebrated New Homo sewing ma
chines, the best ami cheapest in the
market, have just been received at E.
C. Crooks' store. Call and examine
them before purchasing elsewhere.
I will take wheat delivered
at any of the mills at one dollar per
bushel from those owing me. Those
snowing themselves indebted need not
be backward in accepting this easy
offer. J. Nunan.
August 11, 1883.
MARRIED.
GIRLEU STEWART-, At Eagle
Toint, Aug. 2d. 1883, bv M. Pur
din, J. P., F. M. Gibler'and Hiss
Lillio E. Stewart.
BORxi
GOOULOW Near Eagle Point,
Aug. 2G, 1883, to Mr. nnd Mrs. N.
S. Goodlow, a daughter.
GREGORY In Manzanita precinct,
Aug. 18, 18S3, to Mr. and Mrj. J.
F. Gregory, n son.
BAILEY At Phoenix, Aug. 22,
1883, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W.
Bailey, a son.
REYNOLDS At Lelmnon, Linn
county, August 18, 18S3, to Mr.
nnd Mrs. Reynolds, twins both
boys.
ECKELSON At New Tacoma, Aug.
23, 18S3, to Mr. and Mrs. A. O.
Eckleson, n foil
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.
Land Ofpick at Roscnuno, Or., ) r
August 27, 1883. f
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing.numcd stiller lias tiled-notice of his
intention to make filial proof in support
ofhis claim, and that said proof will be
made before the County Clerk or Judge
of Jackson County at Jacksonville Or. on
Saturdav, Oct. C, 1883, viz: George AV.
Rjtrie. Homestead No. 4,19;, for the E J
ot S W Jf and V y, of S V. .(. Sec. a"
Township :7 S, Range 2 East, lie names
the following witnesses to prove his con
tinuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said land, viz: Silas J. Day. .las. S.IIovv.
anl.of.Iacksonvillc, Ore., V, IV Farlovv,
Samuel Randies, of Brownsborough, Ore.
Wm. F. Re.xj.vmiv, Register.
v aiatocl.
Two good work mules each, to weigh
one thousand pounds or over. Apply lo,
Mns. S. E. Ish.
Near Jacksonville. August 18 1SS3.
Treasurer's Notice.
Office of County Treasuiier. J
Kerhyvillc, Or. Aug. 1.1, 18S3. f
Notice is hereby given that there aro
funds in the County Treasury for the re
demption of the following warrants:
No. SM. protested Dec. 10, 1831; Nos.
240 and 2 B, protested Dec. 2D, 1831; No.
210, protested Jan. !, 1882.
Interest on the same will cease from
this date. N. DeLvmatteh,
Treasurer of Josephine Co.
By J. A. Wilson-, Deputy.
2?or ZT2.o23.-t.
The farm know ns the Centers Ranch.
will bo rented to a good tenant, Jor one or
more
td,
re
lor
lhe
Odd Fellow's Building Jacksonville, Ort;oa
DEALEK AND AVOItKER IN
TIN, SnEET IRON, CuPPfiR, LEAD-
Pumps,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
NAILS,
A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF STOVES
HARDWARE, TINWARE.
POWDER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Fuse and Caps,
WOODEN & IVILLOW WARE
ROPE, NAILS,
Vaults Oils, Ynrnisli, Glass
CUTLERY. WIRE
Shot, Srushs, Chains, Hoso
ETC., ETC:
I fiave secured lhe services or a first-clast
Mecaamc, and am prepnrcd to do all repair
ing promptly and In superior style.
TN CONNFCTION' Vim TOE ABOVE
L I am receiving and hare constantly oa
band a full and first-class atock of
GHOCSRIES,
DKY-0O0DS, GUM BOOTS, TOBACCO
ItEAOY MADE CT.OTIHXO,
GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, Ac.
S-Evcrj thing sold atreaioiablc rates.
K. KUBLI
Jacksonville, March, 0, 1878.
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i
Will slaughter prices in this
space next week.
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PORTLAND
BUSINESS COLLEGE,-
X. E. Cor. Second and Yamhill SU.,
FORTLAHD. - - OREGOII.
A. I. AltMSTBONC,
J. A. 'tv.o.
Principal.
1'imnan and Secretary
I for Hi Daansss Zdactia ef Eota Sues.
's?U6
Admitted on any weett i'iy of the year.
-cSlPEHtWORKMe-
Of nil kin!s cTiontet toonltr at reasonable rates
SatUfarlion giwintccd.
Thw CcI-J Jurn i! rmitminff- infornifltion
of le CMiru ot tu.Ut r'M of tuition time to
nt r.ftcPmtcutacjl pUi.i ami ornainmt.il pen
i iu-!ii", int..
if if wwm
-IN-
HOTEL PEICES
AT THE
SLOVER HOTEL
BOAED AND LODGING
Rest house for the money this side of
Portland.
DR. J. BROWN,
DEUTSCIIEU ARZT,
Jacksonville, Orrson
Will practice in all Chronic Diseases. also
Typhoid Pneumonia, Lung Fever, Diph
theria, Consumption. Catarrh, etc. Time
and doctor' (bills will be saved by coming
to me at once. Dr. Rrown will guarantee
to forfeit 300 for every case of Seminal
Weakness or private disease of any kind
or character which he undertakes and
fails to cure. His mtdiciuc is purely veg
ctablc and has all the power and ctllcacy
of calomel or quinine, without anyof tho
injurious alter effects.
Shingles For Sale.
The undersigned is now prepared to
furnisili the best quality of shingles, cut
with diamond knife, in any quantity de-
hrrfl "Ppio flolil'i.rnll in .T-irtjnnvtll $?fc
3 liotmml or transportation oil at the!
rTiill. situated two mile Knitli ofW illmir
creek post office. Orders can be left w A
Dap
, y?
t j"
become a noliiU I will
1 G. KarewsVL J. ChachaJ