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Newspaper Page TextOREGON SENTINEL. JACKHHiVV W.I.K I Satukday, February 16. 1884. Settle Up. The undersigned gives notice that he wants a settlement with fall those owing him either by note or book account Call at the cantaiu's office and square up. Oscar Ganiard. Dedication Ball. J. W. Cunning ham will give a. tociul party at hix'new hotel in Med ford next Friday evening (Washington's hirthdav) and extends b cordial invitation to everybody to fettend. A fine nipper will be served nnd Wilson's well known string band furnishes tlio music, so that a good lime is assured. Everybody is invited. p Finns. We came near having three fires this week. One was caused by Felting ashen and coals near a fence in the rear of B. F. Dowell's law office, another was the burning of some bed clothes in Mrs. J. Conley's room, cause unknown, and the last uas a chimney afire innhe old Franco American hotel hat looked threatning for a while. No particular damage was done in either case. Notice To Shippers. All parties having freight at Grant's Pass are hereby notified that they must Rend an brder to the agent there before he can forward their freight and such order fnust be in writing. Change in term inufl will tend to mix things up again hud shipper? will do well to make a note of this. Our information is from M. J. Greene the railroad agent at Grant's Pass and is official. Road Supervisors. The following are the new road suprrvisors for Jose phine county: District No. 1, Chas. Duncan; No. 2, Frank Burns; No. 3, John Niday; No. 4, J. W. York; No. 5 John John; No. 6, George Parks; No. 7, J. II. Payne; No. 8, Chas DeckrrjNo. 9, S.J. Haviland; No. ,10, Wm. Saunders; No. 11, A. H. Tkurston; No. 12, Geo. Lei, Sr.; No. 13, J. C. Hathawa ; No. 14, Ilea ry Thornton. Among the A.ngkls. The sudden death from diphtheria of tl e two oungest childien of Mr. and Mrs. J. 31 Smith this week is sad indeed. Both were in the enjoyment of the best of health only a fow days before they Vere claimed as ictiins by that eriui hions'er, death. They were amorg the brightest children of their age we nave ever seen nnd the sorrowing pa rents have the sympathy of the com fliunitv in this their sad affliction. .Attention Merchants. George Preemau will continue the business of teaming between this place and Med ford oud Phoenix or any other point whete freight is stored. He has one bf the best freighting out-fits in the State audyhis well-known reputation lor promptness and reliability should command for him a largw share tf the patronage in this line. All who have ver had dealings vvi'h him know that lie cn be relied upon at any and all times. Hall of Justice. The court room in the new huildng was ued for the lirst time last Monday, Judge L. R. Webster having the honor of official ing in it as presiding Judge for the first tim. The room is one of the fin est halls of justice in the State of Oie gon, its dimensions being 41 by 68 feet, the ceiling 26 feet high. The furni ture and heating and acoustic ar rangements Are also in keeping with the hall and building and are a credit io all who had a hand in its construe tion. Grand Jury. The following gen tteinan compose the grand jury for tliiF Y rm of Court- Samuel R, Taylor, foreman, N. Wfbber, W. TL Po'tter, V. J. Rogers, W. L. Neil, G-. W. Bailey, H. H. Taj lor. There being n unusual amount of criminal busi Hess this term the grand jury had not adjourned last evening, the following business having ben transacted Up to that time: Two bills for forgery were 'found against J. H. Cameron and W. ii Pitlman; also against J. E. Geildis ffor the larceny of a horse and saddle, against II. F Cok tor selling liquor without license and agairst two Siski you Chinamen for larceny. The viola tion of the Sunday law at Ashland, gambling at Grant's Pass and the charge of riot against the Ruble party are matters now occupying the atten tion of this body and it will probably yji.goort portion of next week he- ttrhln adjournment is reached. TIip number of persons charged with crime is larger this term than ever before. TnE Masquerade. The bal masque 3iven at Holt's Hall as a beneOt for thfc Band last Thursday night proved quite a success and will help the boys in paying for their instruments. -Good music and an excellent supper vers features of the occasion anddanc ing was continued till day light next Tcorning. The following is as com plete a list of the maskers as we could obtain: Miss B. Benlz, Prussian flag girl; Ivliss Emma Groh, Rose Hud; Birdie Smith, Fire girl; Belle Caton, Fire girl; Mrs. J. G. Birdsev, German hunter; A. F. Eddy, Clown; Frank Mee, Rip Tan Winkle; Miss Addie Plymale. Pire girl; George Bighorn, Indian; Miss Paulie Karewski, Night; Miss Celia Levy, Pink Domino; Miss Lizzie Helms, Tea spoons; Mrs. A. Schmidt, 1857; J. G. Birds'ey, Sitting Bull; E. Savage, Joe. Bowers; John Bilger, Fireman; John Jacobs, Fireman; Ed. Booth, Sambo; James Cronemiller, Fireman; D. W. Crosby and Geo. M. Willard, Horribles; Miss Emma Strang, Evening Star; W H. Vining, Jacksonville Dudine; Walter Ander son, Bae Ball player; Thos. Howard, Captain Jack; Thos. Ross, Fireman. LOCAL ITEMS. a Hotels are crowded. March 2d is the commencement of Lent. A smoll farm for rent, at Johnson's land office. Have you received an invitation to the leap year ballt Thos. J. Kenney has returned from his trip to Portland. C. W. Savage is janitcr for the Court House building. Two dwplling houses to rent, at A. L. Johnson's land office. " Very few valentines passed through the ost-office last Thursday. For a cough or cold thpre is no rem edy equal to Ammen's Cough Syrup. Prof. John B. Farley is now tea:h ing the Willow Springs district school. The Republican State Central Com mittee meets in Portland next Thurs day. A fresh and clean lot of Alfalfa seed for sale by L. Chappel of Apple gite. Go to Merritt it Robinson's City drug store for toilet sets and odor cases. A fine lot of ice was put up this week by 1). L. Curtis of Jackson creek. Chas. Preston will have charge of the soda factory at Ashland for Mr. Webster. A new cost of eravel is beincr Dut on California street by the street com missioner. Cull on A. S. Johnson for fruit trees. He always keeps a fine assortment to select from. The taking of school census will soon be commenced by J. H. Huffer, school clerk. Jay Beach's fine stallion "Graduate" will be here next season in charge of Capt. Werk. H. V. Bache'Ier, Avhlund's popular saddler, is here this week serving his country as juryman. Messrs. Byars and Jacobs will soon commence putting up a brick stoie liuilding at Medford. Himes the Printer of Portland spnds us a calendar that is good for 75 years and is a novelty in th.tt line. Our mining population can be called anything but happy this winter as they are all still waiting for water. It is again reported that a side track and warehouse, will be put in at the Beall lacB near Central Point. A. D. Hockfellow & Co., Attorneys ind Counsellors at Law and Real Es tale Agunts, Ashland, Oregon. Tl e Ashland Presbyterian Church is still without a pastor Rp?. Donald Ross having returned to Portland. T. T. McKrnzie has been on the -ick list this week with erysipelas. Gus Dslpey is in charge of his place of business. The Rock Point school is in charge of Mm Delia P. nnebaker nf Wagner creek, who gives the bett of Satisfaction as a teacher. Marshal Sehultz announcss himself a candidate for re election. Hh has made a good Marshal and been a terror to evil-doers. F E. Habersham of Grant's Pas was here this week on court business He reports the new town in a flourish ing condition. A special venire of Gfteen jurympn was summoned to try the Bond rob bery case, the regular panel having been exhausted. TIip Trustees have declared the hog ordinance a nuisanco and refunded money col ected under it from Conrad Mmgus a short time since. We are informrd that Supt. Brandt ot the O. and C. R. R. says lhat the passenger train will not run regularly to Phoenix before the first of March Wm. V. Jones, James Burns, Con Kane and several others from ihic sec tion have returned from the Siskiyou tunnel since -work was suspended there Merchants and saloon men on the Siskiiou mountain aro closing up business and moving to other parts since the work is stopped at the tun nels. Among the railroad men in town attending court we noticed A. S. Whiting, J. H. Moody, J. O. McCully, P. B. Whitney, Mat Ruckles una M. V.lk. A match race for SlOO aside is an noincfd to take place at Phoenix on the 22d. Green Mathews' "Sadie" and Neal Sly's "Fred" are the horses to run. The fixtures of the Red Lion res taurant were purchased this week by Walter Andeison who will continue furnishing lunches at any time of day or night. Superintendent Carl! went south this week on stage business. He says the company will put on a daily line of two horse stages between this place and Phoenix. The Champion of Honor lodge here is in a flourishing condition and gains in membership each meeting. Two of our county officials were made mem bers this week. Notice the home recommendations for the D M. Osborne farming ma chinery in another column and '.hen consult the agents if in need of any thing in that line. Two cases of diphtheria were re ported in the family of J. M. Smith tLis week both of which proved fatal, but at present the disease has spread no farther. Every precaution should be taen to prevent this. Railroad construction is still going on south of Phoenix the objective point being the 145th mile stake, just be yond Ashland. The track is now ballasted to Phoenix. John Orth is shipping sugar cured hams from Ion a and K. Kuhli has ordered flour from Douglas county. Our farmers cannot fail to see the ben efit of a railroad now. If you want a Sewing Machine call at E.G. Brook' drug, wat;h, clock and jewelry store. His machines are a lit tie finer and his ptices a little snugger, than any other bugger's. J. W. Singletary, manager of Abra ham, Wheeler and Co's store at Glen dale, was n town yesterday intending to continue his trip as far south as Ashland on business for his house. The Sheriff Ins taken chargn of Fuller it McNulty's place on the Sis khous on an attachment of Hotaling & Co. of Portland. Tom Fuller has gone to tlw Couer D'Alene mines. The Odd Fellows havo contracted with R. S. Dunlap for theconst ruction of a neat picket fence around their ground which completes the enclosure of our cemeterj with a fence of this Rind. Robt. M. Garrett, Wm. Taylor, A. P. Hammond, A.Ustick, Frank Bauer. A. D. Helm an and others of Ashland vpre in town this week most of them on business before the circuit ourt. Tho Jacksonville silver cornet band gave an exhibition of their progress at the ball Thursday night and did exceed ingly well considering that they hav only had their instruments for a couple of weeks. Several inches of snow fell this week and the ground being frozen at the ttm- it las not yet all disappeared although it commenced thawing out yesterday. A heavy fall is reported in the mojntains. We acknowledga recpipt of a fine cake on the occa-ioD of the 48th birth day of our townsman W. J. Plymale. May you live to see many more birth days, Tip, and the same kind of cake will do us e ich lime. George Engle will move to Phoenix next week and Miller it Co. are to succeed him as agents fur W. F it Co. at Grants Pass. Mr. Engle will con tinue as stage and express aeut at the new terminus of Phoenix. A large audience attended the last performance of the Langrishe troupr at their last appearance Saturday night when the drama "Divorce was presented in tin style. We can rec ommend this troupe for patronago to our neighbors. Ashland is to have a bank. II. B. Carter of Iowa is at the head of the movement and the principal men of the place are taking stock in the enter prise., A lot for building purpose his been purchased south of the Ma sonic building. Wp acknowledge a pleasant call this week fiom Gen. M. Willard the genial mannger, and junior member of the firm, of the lurdwarp house cf Miller it Co. of Ashland. He was a witness in the Cameron forgery case, being one of the lesers. Costing down the hill south of town has been extensively indulged in by our young folks this week anil numerous bruised limbs, sore eves, etc. are the result. All hands agree that its lots of fun nevertheless and the sport continues on. An individual known as "Three fin gered Jack, who has been brakinuon the railroad, was brought up from Grant's Pa-s last night and lodged in jiil on a charge of buiglary. He is accused of tweaking into Royals hotel at that place and was caught in the building. The Farn.ers store with A. G. Col ' vin at the helm is doing a good busi ness and will do even more when peo pie find out how low the goods are marked. The highest cash price paid for deer skins, heef hides and furs, and produce of any kind taken in exchange for goods. Miller it Co. of Ashland are build ing a. large wnrehou.se on the depot grounds at that place preparatory to loing a general forwarding business as soon as the railroad reaches there. This will bo a groat convenience to mpi chants and other shippers in the Klamath country, Link villa and Yieka J. I. Knight, whom everyone that has ever been in Jospphine county knows, died at his resilience in Wil dervilln on Sunday. His mind wa deranged for some time past but re covering from that he was finally par alyzed, that being tlm immediate caup of his death. Ho leaves a wife and several children and many friends to mourn his loss. While searching fo- the stolen ex press box taken at the last stage rob bery the officers found a case of empty whisky flxsks belonging to Caton it Garrett of this place, evidently having been stolen from some teamster and then hid in the mountains. We'll bet a short bit that some profanity' was indulged in wh-n the ftasks were found to be filled with emptiness. Among the star route mail contracts recently let for service to begin July 1st npxt is that from Yreica to Plevna, tri-weekly, to Jprry Culverhouse, of Redding,-tor $2,300 per annum. The route from Canyonville to Riddle i let to A. H. Boomer, BoiFe City, $520 per annum; Galesville to Julia to the same party at same price; Prineville to Egan, to H. N. Warren, 2,992. Notice. A large assortment of the celebrated New Home sewing ma chines, the best ond cheapest in the market, have just bepn received at E. C. Brooks' store. Call and examine them before purchasing elsewhere. tIKCl'IT CIICKT PKCttiaGs. This Court convenpd iri ths new Court House last Morjilay at 10 o'clock jl. m. with Judge L. II. Web stpr presiding and District Attorney T. B 'Kent, County Clerk Henry Klip pel and Sheriff Jacobs also present. Up to the time of going to.prtss the foltowiug proceedings rjmvu taken place. 0. M. Krewson vs. Mattie Krewson; divorce. Default entered against de fendant. L. A. and Augusta Neil vs. J. Houck; to reaover possession of real properly. Judgment rendered for plain'ifl by agreement. 1. B. Dobell vs. H. P. Deskins et al.; to foroebse mortgage. Continued. John Orth vs. George and Jane Holt; to recover money. Judgment for 8117 and costs. C. Neil vs. J. Houck ot al; injunc tion. Continued. ' L. A. and Augusta Neil vs. same. Same as abovp. Harrison Kellpy vs. Wm. Ruble et a); motion to dipossess plaintiff 0f property in dispute. Denied. II. Kellej vs. J. D. Post; to recover money. Judgment for 90 and co--ts. Elizabeth J. CoverLVi. D. A. Co vert; divoice. Default entered against defendant. 7" ii-p. ' O ive IlfdJen vs. S. D. Hedden. Same as anoye. State vs. Chas. Bond; burglary. Jury disagreed ami were discharged. Wm. Sayer vs. Jv H. Maj field; to recover money. Continued. Abel Reed vs M Colwell; to recovpr money. Verdict for plaintiff for 3955 52. State vs. Chas. Bond; burglary. Cause on trial. State vs. J. H. Cameron, two charges of forgerv; defendant plead guilty to one charge and not guilty to the other. He was o be sentenced on the first charge at nine o'clock this morning. State vs. W. L. Pitlman, forgery. Defendant p'ead guilty and was to be nvntencfd at 9 A. M. today. Another PioNEbR Gone. A. V. Gillette an old resident of Ashland and hip of the pioneers of Sou-hern Otegon lied of heait disease at Ashland last Thursday evening. He was sitting in High and Taloi's saloon conveising with friends when he dropped over and life was rxtinct. Mr. Gillette was Recorder of the town of Ashland at i he time of his death and has held scv eial other positions of trust there, al ways proving a faithful and efficient official. He was about sixty v ears of age and leaves a family. Klrbmoml Is la tlir Held u;r.tn; John L. Burns, the well known com mercial traveler is now in this city representing the house nf Ilildcbrandt, Poner it Co. Mr. Burns who hits many friends here, will, we have not the least doubt, be successful. The house of Hildebrandt, Posner & Co., is nun of the best on the coast and every article they kefprTA 1, Bums is about introducing a In and called i he Mazppa, which he props-s to make a specialty of. This whisky will undoubtedly take the lend, as it is pretty geneially understood that when this gen'.leumii takes hold of a particu lar brand he makes it a success. Vol liji Chronic'e. Rflicious Item3. Rev. M. A Williams will preach at Eagle loint Sunday morning at 1 1 o'clock El der M. Peterson preaches at Mound school house Sunday, at the usual morning hour Regular seryices at the Catholic church in this ptare, Rev. F. X. B'anchet officiating.... Rev. B J. Sharp preaches at the M. E. church n Jacksonville on Sunday morning vnd evening. . . .The second quarterlv meeting for Applegate circuit, M. E. Church, South, will be held on Will :ams creek to day and abo Sundav. Kev. E. G. Michad, P. E, nd ReV. R. C. Oglesby will be in attendance. A Good Thing Enterprise and energy aie good qualities in business, but un ess vou have something that will stnnd competition, you will find it up hill work to succeed. There are many patent medicines for colds and coughs, some of which ore first class and roliably do all that could be ex pected of them; but we have never heard of any cough mixture that has been so successful in winning its way into public favcr as "Ainiueii's Cough Syrup." It ip having an immense sale, and every one that uses it speaks loud in its prnisp. Editor Pioneer, San Josp, March 25, 1882. For Sale. Mrs. B. F. Dowell will sell, at i-duced prices, dress good, woolen goods, friifge lace, table lilt en, gents finp linen hem stitched hand k?rchief, underclothing for ladies and gentlemen of very fine quality, variet) of buttons, lamb's wool and cotton stockings for children, etc, very cheap. Also school suits for boys to the age of sixteen, from Brownsville woolen mills. Sardine Creek Nursery B. F. Miller of the Sardine creek nurserv has a large number of young trees of superior quality, embracing the peach, prune, plum, apple, etc , which he offers for sale at reasonable rates. Parties who are about setting out orchards should remember .hi, tor he warrants all of his trees to-be as rpprespnted. Clonlns (tut at Cost. Our entire stock of general merch andisp, in whole or in part, is now for sale at cost with a view of a change in business. All indebted to us are notified to call and settle without de lay. Reames Bros. Jacksonville. Jan. 5, 1884. For lame Back, Side or Chest use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. For sale at Brooks. "HACKMETACK." a lasting and fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50 units. For sale at Brooks. LE4i ykau rainy.; Miss Celia Orth was chosen presi dent and Miss Emma Pape secretary. It was decided to hold the party at Madame Holt's hall on the evening of Feb. 22, 1884, Washington's birthday. Tho follow ing committees were ap pointed for the occasion. Geneial Committee Misses Lena Cameron, L. He'ms, K Cronemiller, A. Plymale and Sarah Brown. On Reception Misses E. Biown, L Murphy and N. Luy. On. Music Misses E. Pape, A. Ber ry, F. Orth and E. Milner. On Fman.p Misses E. Strang, A. Han ley and C Orth. On Supper Misses M. Linn, C. Levy and E. Ulrich. Floor Managers Mises B. Jones, J. Moorp, A. Shipley, K. Miller, A. Klippel, Fi. Cardwell and M. Judge. Ticket Seller Mrs. W. J. P ymale. The following resolutions --vere "unanimously ndopted: Every lady is expected to act like a perfect gentleman. No gentleman will dance unless asked by a lady. No gentlema.i will walk across tlw floor unless leaning upon the arm of a lady. Any lady insulting a gentleman will Iib put out of the hall at once, and all geiitliiuen will be protected from rudp ness while in the hall, regardless of expense. Gentlpmpn will dance on the tight .ide of ladies, as a initter tf course. Any uugentleinanly behavior on the part of a lady will be promptly checked. by the floor committee, who shall have intimidating powers. Any gentleman showing a lady at tention will bo warned once nnd put out twice. Any gentleman attempting to put on his own overcoat will be shown the error of his ways in a decisive manner, md the overcoat given to the board of county commissioners. Any gentleman asked by a lady to dance can excuse himself by fiibbing iitout his engagement if he chooses, and all will be well. The ladies wpre rpqupsted to appear n calico for the grand match at 9 o'clock p. m. Corrrspomlriice. Waldo, Ogn, Feb. 13, 1884. Sentinel: Thermometer 9 degrees above zero this morning and yesterday morning Sixty acres of jjrain froz mi out in Sucker creek valley .... Wed ding in town yesteiJay Mr. Thos. Huntly o Martha xpplegate. . . . School now in full blast again.... Mints all frozen down. . .. Wimer it -Sons shut down je-terday. . . .Sim mons, Ennis it Co. have the water in 'heir Inrg-ditch and it is making the sut rapidly; as soon as the freeze lets up water will be turned in again.... flip mails aro now carried from here to Smith river on horses. The con tractors made a mistake when the snow fell did not break it for ttams a' lowed it to settle nnd now though not ver 3 feet deep they can't get their wagons through. Mr Umphlet says that hereafter he intends to kefp the road open and will next winter havp deighs on the mountain. .. .Mrs. Es fella Fremont is now convalesent from i very rick speli; at one 'iine her lift was despaired of. . . .The health is now good.... Geo. W. Wimer and Miss Lucrctia Wimer' have both recovered from sevpre sickness. . . . H. L. Hansen ind family are now living at the Sim mons it Ennis mine Thomas T. Bvbee has gone to Illinois to settle the estate of his father lately deceased Business very dull . . . .Ground coveted ith snow The I. O.O. F. lodge at Kerbvville ha purchased a fine organ of F. M. Nickprson for their hall purposes.... W. N Campbell con templates visiting his father at Santa Rose Cal. vpry soon Miss Maiv Deckt r is now well agiin Cons:d erable travel o'er the mountains con sidering ever) draw back. W. SIIILOH'S CURE WILL imnie piately relieve Croup, Whooping cough and Bronchitis. Call at Brooks. WHY WILL YOU cough? Shiloh's cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts. 50 cts. and 1. For sale at E. C. BrookR.' A NASAL INJECTOR free wi'h each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Reme dy. Price 50 cents. Brooks, agent. ARE YOU MADE miseraMe by in digestion, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite yellow skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is a positive cure. E. O. Brooks, agent. SHILOH'S COUGH and Con sumption Cure is sold by us on a guar antee. It cures consumption. Call at Brooks'. CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and Bronchitis immediately relieved bv Shiloh's Cure. Brooks, agpnt. 1 HAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly cured hr Shiloh's Cure. Wn guarantee it. Brooks keeps it. SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY a positive cure for catarrh, diphtheria and Canker Mouth. At Brooks. maOBso born7 BrnEE-In Kamath county, Feb. 2d, 1884, to Mr. and Mrs Marl Bybce, a son. MAltUIED. Erb Wells In this city, Feb. 14th, 1884, by Rev. J. A. Slover. W. W. Erb and .Miss Laura Wells, both of Ashland precinct UIED. Smith. In Jacksonville, February 15, 1884, F oia A. Smith daughter of J. 31. and Alice .1. binith, ageu 7 years, 0 months and 25 days. Smith In Jacksonville, February 11, 1831, .Margaret .Edith Smith, daughter of J. M. and Alice J. Smith, aged 9 years, G months and 15 days. Cardwell In Jacksonville, Februiry 12, 1834. William, infant son of Dan and Rhiida Cardwell. .Clly Kluanem. The following exhibit made out by Recorder Huffer shovs the town's fi nances income and expenditures for the past year: receipts. From liquor license $2,200 00 " billiard license CO 00 " fines in Recorder's court... SJ2 74 " show license 85 50 " wash license 33 25 " pcddlir"s license 27 00 " dog tax 57 00 " au tion license 13 50 " beer license 75 00 " cash paid treasury by D. Linn 41 00 Total amount of receipts $2,825 30 disbursements. J. 31. Payne ma shal salary. . . .$ 109 17 J. Piunan. recorders Ices VJ IO Cemetery fence 02 00 K. Kubli.fire warden's salary.... 10 00" II. Pape, treasurer's salary 24 15 R. S. JJun'ap. sexton salary ... 30 00 Insurance ou town hail 30 50 Coaloil," G7 00 Cisterns for the towri COO 00 Digging for water for the town.. 317 18 General ay. loss Queen of Pacific 22 1 00 vater pipe for the town 087 50 Surveying for water pipe 14 50 Recorder's fees this year 79 25 Feeding prisoners 33 00 Special police 28 00 Marshsl's fees 18 50 Prison expenses, bedding, etc. .. 15 00 Expense on 1 imps, repairing etc. 11 00 Wood G 00 Uecorlcrs book, stationery etc.. 20 i:t Lamp chimneys " 0 50 Candles 3 00 Matches - 1 00 Donation to Brass Band 100 00 Salary of night watchman 530 CO Klectiois 10 00 Suction hose for fire engine 10 00 Wire and wrapping hose " " GOO Washing fire engine " " " 5 00 Burying dead animals " " 3 50 Total disbursements $3,235 57 Disbursements over receipts $H0 27 Done bv order of Board, Feb. 1, 1884. J. II. 1IUFFEK, Recorder. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS". Leap Year Party -AT- .2. JJL j i JCAiC-LXy Friday Evening Feb 22d The ladies of Jacksonville and vicinity will "ive a lean vear narlv on Washinc- ton's birthday. Best of music and supper will be proviuecl. Ladies are cxptctcd to oppcar in calico ant! be on hand for the grand march at 9 r. m. sharp. Tickets, $2. By order of Committeu of Arrangement. Colman's old stand. As G. COLVIN, Hereby informs the public lhat he is dis- plajingat the above stand a tlrst- class stt ck of General Merchandise Which he will sell At Vey Low Prices. His stock consists of DRY GOODS, 0 CLOTHING, Groccrie Provisions, Etc, Everything is fresh and of good qual ity, and prices put down to 7 he fewest Wotch ! 3?Country Produce bought and sold. Heinembcr Colman's "Id stand, and give me a call when in tawn. A. G. Colvik. TT A T T 'C! VEGETABLE XliiJuJLi O SICILIAN Hair Senewer. Tho Dost Is the Cheapest. Safety! Economy! I Certainty of Good Results!!! Theso qualities are of prlmo lm portabec In tho selection of a preparation for the hair. Do not experiment with new remedies which may do harm rather than good ; but profit by the ex perience of others. Buy and use with perfect confidence an article which everybody knows to be good. Hall's HaikKesewlr will not disappoint you. PREPARED BY E. P. Hall & Co., Nashua, N. II. Sold by all Druggists. Eagle Point, Or. The undersigned bus opened a salsoon al Kagle Point and asks his trivnds ami the public gcncrallv to give him a call vvhnn passing that way. Fine liquors, wines and cigars always kept on hand. Wm. v'oiilow. Shingles Tor Sale, The undersigned is now prcpaivd to furnish the best quality ot" ihinglcs, cm with diamond knife, in any quantity de sired. Price delivered in. Jacksonville 3 per thousand or transportation olf nt the mill, situated two mile south of Williams creek post office. Orders can be left with G. Karewski. J Chapman Oakland Home INSURANCE CO. Of Oakland, California, T. J. KENNEY, Local Agsnt. Any business that is worth running is worth insuring- Therefore call on T. J. Kenney at once and sel a polic v in the Onkland fjome. K.KUBM, Odd Fellow's Building Jicksonillt, Orrgo DKALKlt AND VOHKEH IN" TIN, SHEET IRON, VvYl'VK Pumps, AGRICULTURAL IMPLKMENTfl, NAILS, A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF STOVK8 HARDWARE, TINWARE. POWDER OF EVERY DESCRIPTItX Fuse and Caps, WOODEN & WILLOW WARE ROPE, NAIL.9. Paints Oils, Varnish, Glass CUTLERY". WIRE Shot, Emshs, Chains, Sfose ETC.. ETC- I have ppcnrrd tht r ervices a flrrS olasi Mechanic, and am prepared to do all repair ing promptly and in superior stylo. TN CONNECTION VITII THE ABOVK 1 I am receirlie nnd have constantly ou Uatid a full and Grtt-cIa!J stock of GROCERIES, DUY-OOODS, OUJI BOOTS, TOIUCrO REAUV MADH CI.OTIII.Na. G LA SSW A K E. CROCK KRY, ftc. SffEverjlhl2r sold at reafOnahlc rates. K. KUBLI Jnckonnville, Mnrcl.9, 1878. V. S. AKIS, BUN BELUXO, IT. E. DOSC r . Don't buy "Boss I5oots" untcsi you want the btt. See that our uama is on every p:iir. EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED. AKIN, SELLING & CO. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Ora goo, lor the countv of Jackson Elizabeth J. I overt, Plfr.Sl.tin D.A.rove'rt.Deft. J for divorce- To D. A. 'overt. Defendant. greeting: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF L Oregon: You arc hereby required to appear in said court and answer the colli plaint therein tiled against you by tho first day r the February term thereof in 18cU to-vvit by Monday" the lith diy of February 1884. A ml you are notified that ifyni fail to answer said complaint as above required the Plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein to-wit; For a decree disbohin the m rriagc contract i'.xi-ting between l'iaiutill'aiul Defendant and lor the care and custody of the adopt cd chil I Addie Luella Covert and chunk ing the name of Plaintiff to Elizabeth J. funn and the the name of s-iid child to Addie Luella Dunn and that the Defend ant pay the costs and disbursements of this suit. This summons published by order of Hon. H. K. Hanna Judge of said court made the 2th day of December 1883. C.W. KAHLER, Atttorney for Phiii.liff. Nervous Debility. A SURE CURE GUARANTEED. m DR. E. C. WEST'S nerve and braiu treatment, a specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, tonvulsions. Nervous Head ache. Mental Depression, Loss of Memory, Spermatorhoca, Iuiiwitency, Involuntary emissions, premature old age, caused by over-exertion, selt-abusc or over-indulgence, which leads to misery, decay and death. One box will cure recent cases. Each box contains one month's treatment: one do lar a box, or six boxes for flvo do!, lars; sent by mail prepaid on reccip1 ol price. We guarantee six boxes to cure any case. With each order received by ua for six boxes, accompanied with tire dol. lars, we will send the purchaser ourvvrl ten gu.irrnti c to return the money ifthu treatment does not effect a cure. Gtmnin. tecs issued ou y by Wooduid, Cr..nKE & Co.. Wholesale anr1 Retail Druggists. Port, land, Oregon. Orders by mail at rrg slur prics