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vkf . OREGON SENTINEL. JACK80.WIL.L.K Saturday, Jult 19, 1884. First Peaches From Rogue River. F. H. Page received last night from Ashland fixty boxes of peaches. This it the first shipment of the kind ever made to Portland from Rogue River Taller. The fruit arrived in good con dition. "Orgonian." School Monet. Newman Fisher, Comty Treasurer of Jackson county, recti vea a, check for 2,841 from the State department this week and has $2,360 on hand for taxes, making a total of $5,201 to be distributed among tke different school districts of this county for the coming year. Another Change. Arrangements hare bow been made for tke carrying of nail between this place and Med ford instead of Phoenix, where the con nection has been made heretofore. Med ford is the natural point of con- V nectton and we aro clad to see the change ordered. A. O. U. W. Grand Officers. At the meeting of the Grand Lodge of ,r Oregon, Washington Territory and were elected: T. B. Handley, of Hills borough, G. M.; J. P. Pollard G. F.; E. T. Wheoler, G. 0.; Robt. New comb, G. R.; L R. Moo res, Grand Re ceiver; G. T. Russell, G.- G.; C. K. Stevens, G. W.; H. H. Brodeck, T., and Bradshaw, Child and Newcomb, Grand Representatives to the Supreme Lodge of the United States. Circuit Court Proceedings. The following procedings have been trans acted in this court since our last re port: State vs. Wm. Britcoe; robbery. Defendant's counsel given until Sept. 20, 1884, in which to perfect appeal papers. .. .Abigail Baker vs. Benj. Baker; divorce. Continued .... Fleck nstain, Mayer & Co. vs. Gross & Rid inger; garnishee dismissed State ti. J as. B. Watkins; indictment for larceny by bailee. Defendant given until July 29, 1884, to plead C. Neil vs. P. Dunn, et al.; injunction. On trial.... Adjourned to July 29, 1884. The Circus. Denby &, Co.'s circus performed at Lakrport Tuesday even ing, and although the admission was a dollar, there were as many people in the tent as could be comfortably seat ed. Contrary to what previous exhi bitions had led people to expect, the show was a good one throughout. The members of the company are the best behaved, best dressed, and in many ways the most capable set of circus performers we have seen for many jrars, while for variety and excellence the performance itself was squarely nd fairlv up to the j.romisps made for it Kelseyvillc Journal, May 22. Religious. Rev. B. J. Sharp will preach in (his place npxt Sunday, both tnorning ai:d e ening. These n ill be bis last sermons in Jacksonville. . . . Reverends llice and Ogleshy will hold services at the Drake school house Sunday morning and afternoon Rrv. F. X. Blanche of the Catholic fcliurch in this place will preach at Ashland Sunday Elder M.Peter son preaches at the Lone Oak school hoifte Sunday morning and afternoon. On the following Sunday he will preach at Medford....The fourth quarterly meeting for Jacksonville and Ashland circuit will be held at this place on the SGth and 27th. Rev. I. D. Driver, P. E., will officiate. He will also hold services at Ashland on the evening of the 27th Rev. J. A. Slover preach es at Medford Sunday, at the usual Morning hour. The District School. The school directors of this district have perfected arrangements with a corps of teachers to tite charge immediately after the Summer vacation. The following are the teachers and the departments for which they are engaged: First De partment, G. H. Watt of Detroit, Minn.; Senior, William Priest of Kaukauna, Wis.; Junior, Miss Dorris bf Eugene city; primary, Miss Hattie Newbury. The salary of the principal has been placed at 1,200 per annum; that of the teacher of the second de partment at $80 a month; while the ladies will receive 60 and 45 per month respectively. All of the teach ers come highly recommended and e hope the school under the new man agement will be kept up to the stand ard it attained under ths management of Prof. Merritt. If it does this noth g more is asked. t Another Unfortunate. On the affidavit of J. F. Earl and L. M. Perk ins, in which they complained of the troublesome actions of one Francis Patrino in the vicinity of Comstock's station, indicative of insanity, a war rant was issued for his arrest, in pur suance of which warrant Sheriff Taylor started after him and brought him to Roseburg Sunday evening, and Mon day morning he was examined by the county judge and aboard of physicians as to his insanity and adjudged insane It sterna that he had walked all the way from Jackson county, and had been camping for some days near Comstoeki, where he made everyone uncomfortable by his noisy and crazy freaks, and although he had nothing to eat ha refused any food offered him. He was barefooted and claims to be engaged in building a wall to the sky, which he thinks is already completed beyond the moon, the wall being, ac cording to his notion, a sacred one: 'He will not, aor, as he imagines, dare tot, wtar anything on his feet and ' when he is at work on the wall dare not wear any clothing of this world. He is of Prussian nativity, about 45 years old and physically a very small Specimen of humanity. He was taken to the asylum in Salem Tuesday mora fng by Sheriff Taylor. Plaindealer. Local Items- Circus on the SGth. More rain this week. Farmers have commencod harvest ing. John Welters of Ashland paid us a visit this week. Save your money and attend the circus on the 26th. Ripe peaches bars made their ap pearance in market. E. D. Foudray is deputy County Clerk under Wm. H. Parker. A fresh lot of oranges and bananas has been received by Jim Little. Col. W. S. Stone of Yreka paid us a pleasant social visit yesterday. Bring that wood in to pay for your arrearages on the Sentinel books. J. S. Storner will be in charge of the new quarters at Fort Klamath. Henry Klippel has been appointed a Notary Public by Governor Moody. Wm. Muller, brother of our post master, was here this week on a visit. Geo. S. Kincaid, editor of the Eu gene city "Journal" was in town 'this week. Judge Bellinger and .wife are in town. The former is here on legal business. Rev. J. "V. Milligan is now in charge of the Presbyterian Church at Ashland as Pastor. Wm. Cushman is in town again and his reported drowning in Rogue River is a hoax. The O. fc C. R. R. Company have eiased the letters "O. & T. Co. Lessee," from their cars. Henry Klippel has returned from Portland and will go to Lake county on his next trip. Genl. E. L Applegate paid Jack sanville a visit this week as an attorney in the water suit. John Fraupnkncht has loft for Cres cent City and several creditors mourn oyer his departure. The President has nominated John W. Meldrum of Oregon City, Survey or General of Wyoming. W. A. McPherson, recently of Portland, is now the local editor ot the Salem "Town Talk." Fred. P. Cronemiller local editor of the Roseburg "Plaindealer," is in town on a short visit to friends. Capt. Caton accompanied Henry Fleckenstein on his tour through Jose phine and Jackson counties. A large warehouse is now being built at Mcdlord by Mr. Woodford of the firm of Woodford & Colvig of Woodville. Several vacant scholarships to the State University can be had of Super intendent Colvig on application. Mrs. C. C. Beeknian, accompanied by Ben and Mini Carrie returned from Portland and Victoria this week. James Wilson and O. Harhaugh are the executor.! of the estate of M. Col well as provided in the last will of the deceased. The "Mercury" reporter has visited Medford and is now exceedingly mad because some parties have found out who he is. Parties at Ashland are shipping flour from the Umpqua valley but the reason why this is dona still remains unexplained. Firemen and others should secure one of those pictures taken of the fire department by Peter Britt on the Fourth of July. Miss Maud Tuft, of Grant's Pass, a graduate of the State University, is L teaching the present terw term of the len mile school. The Sisters of Charity of this place are now in Portland on a vacation but will return in time for the open ing of the school. Simon Caro of Roseburg is expected here in a few days. He says he will bripg a bar'l along and proposes bett ing it all on Blaine. While J. P. McDaniel is out in the Siskiyoiis on a trip of recreation Geo. S. Howard officiates as city Marshal and makes a good officer. Mrs. N. Fisher and Miss Mollis Britt returned form Portland this week. Miss Fannie Fisher will re main there awhile longer. Work on the new Red Men's hall will be commencod in a few days by Geo. "W. Holt, who has secured the contract for the brick work. Once more wo are under obligations to W. L. Webster for a supply of soda water. He manufactures an ex cellent quality and lots of it. All of our local attorneys, accorapa lied by Judge Webster, went to Ash land yesterday to take evidence in the great water Buit now pending. Henry, son of A. B. Mcllwain of Albany, has been visiting old-time friends in Josephine sounty this week returning home last Wednesday. When you go to Oregon City don't fail to stop at the Cliff House owned by T. W. Rhoades. A more genial cannot be found and the house is the best in the city. The youngest Son of Frank M. Nick erson and wife of Kerbyville took the prize at the baby show at East Port land last Sunday. Frank is still alive. County Clerk Parker is able to be up and around again after his late ill ness. E. D. Foudray has been in charge ot the office since ho first took sick. John Wintjen received a summons from New York this week shortly af ter his arrival and will be compelled to return at once to attend to some business. The news of Cleveland's nomination fell like a wet blanket on the Demo crats of Portland and it was onlv Re publicans that were enthusiastic over the news. Hon. J. C. Tolman Surveyor Gen eneral of Oregon, spent several days in town this week on business connected with the Asbjand water suit. He was accompanied by his family. Mr. Edward S. rooks, Oregon's proud son at West Point, is spending his summer vacation at his homenear L.nkville. He will graduate in the Military Academy next year. There will be a special meeting of Warren lodge No. 10, F.iA.M. Sat urday evening. All' members are re quested to be in attendance, as there will be work in the third degree. Onlnnel "Robert G. Ineersoll. tho great orator, will arrive in Portland in a few weeks. He is now in Montana, and will lecture in Helena and other points before coming to Portland. Whi.e at Portland this week Wm. AtictIh made laree nurchases for the store of Angle fc Plymale at Medford and the goods nave just reacnea tneir store. Call on them for bargains. The Justice of Little Butte preeinct this week held W. H. Howard in the sura of 300 on a charge of threaten ing to kill Mrs. Ida Jones. The bonds were furnished and the prisoner re leased. J. W. Baker and James H. Kincaid have opened a general merchandise store at Central Point and propose sell ing goods as low as tbey can be bought in any part of the valley. Give them a trial. The United States is the only hation on the face of the earth that is blessed with a surplus revenue. And yet this is all charged up against the Republi can party as an excuse for turning that party out. S. Plymale'j loss by the burning of his p'aning mill in Portland last week was $2,000 and his insurance amount ed to 1,600. He has secured quar ters and started up again and doos a good business. W. H. Leed of Ashland, F. M. Nickerson of Kerbyville and Frank Krause of Jacksonville represented tbtir different lodges in the grand lodge of the A. O. U.W. at Portland and all have since rttiirned. Last Saturday witnessed the comple tion of the last tunnel upon the Ore gon Pacific railroad. This is said to finish all tho heavy work, and leave bat twenty miles of light work to be completed before the rails are laid. We neglected noticing the. receipt of a fine cake from Messrs DeRoboam & Son last week. The supper fur nished by these parties at the 4th of July ball was one of the finest ever spread in town both in quantity and quality. Joseph Knott, who started a trad ing post at Canyonville in 1851 anJ resided in this county for a number of years, died in San Francisco at 8 o'clock on the morning of the 13th, from the effects of a paralytic stroke. He was 75 years old. The wholesale dry goods house of Mellis Bros. & Co., at Portland, failed on the 30th ult. They confessed judg ment in favor of home creditors for 42,000. In addition to this, they owe S25.000 or $30,000 in New York and some in San Francisco. Will F. Reid, Pacific Coast agent for the Chemical Oil Rectifier, is in town interviewing eustomers and doing a good business. He is able and will ing to demonstrate all that is claimed for the goods and his orders are al ways increased on his second visit. Nat Langell, Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue for this district, paid Linkville an official visit this week re turning on Thursday. He reports good crops in that section, stock never looked better and the pros ects of the country never looked brighter than at this time. A friend of Ben Simpson, who was formerly postal agent, received a letter from him re ently from Atlanta, Ga. Ben bays he is doing well and fully ap preciates'the good treatment he re ceives from the good people cf Georgia. He is postal agent there with head quarters at Atlanta. For reasonable charges and good treatment generally stop at the St. Charles Hotel when you go to Port land. Mr. Guinean and all of his as sistants understand their business and all who stop at this hou.e receive the best treatment that can be had in the city. Wm. Carll has resigned his position as Division Agent for the O. fc C. Stage Co. and will hereafter devote his time to private business pursuits. Billy proved himself one of the best stage men ever in this section and the company lose a faithful official by his resignation. A reward of 50 is offered for a bear that is killing stock in Klamath county. He appears to be an educat ed cuss, never returning to the carcass the second time aftar he has made his first meal. Stock raisers in tbat vicin ity say they will pay the above re ward willingly for his scalp. Mr. J. Frtd Clark has been appoint ed general European emigration agent of the Northern Pacific railroad, with principal office and headquarters in London, England. He takes along with him a Complete list of all avail able farming' lands in Oregoa and Washington, and will deliver, lectures in all the' principal cities of Europe for the purpose of inducing settlers to come here and take ap land. Mr. Clark leaves here on Saturday, and ex pects in s few months to send out a batch of immigrants every tw6 weeki undnr the charge of a competent guide, -''O regomau- Wm. LL BiIgerfris,,now., the head salesman for Thompson DeHart k Co. one of the largest, firm 'of hardware dealers in Portland! , All of his num erous Jacksonville f friends wish him good luck and hope "that he will be come head of the firsrere-lone. The Pastor of tht M. E. Church Rev. B. J. Sharp files a complaint against numerous parties in this section who have failed to attend church while he was stationed here. To morrow will close his pastoral career in Jacksonville and he extends an in vitation to all to be.present. Smuggling Chinese from British Col lumbia into the United States is ex tensively done on Puget Sound. Last Sunday a canoe containing two white men, two Chinamen and three China women, was captured off Point Wilson. The women had been kidnapped. The whites will be prosecuted in Port Townsend, while the Chinamen will re ceive a dose of justice at Victoria. A number of cars will be fitted up especially for carrying" fruit over the O. fc C. R. R., one of which will be attached to evoy freight train leaving Ashland. The cars will have iron gratings at the sides and ends, in or der to admit of a fnVcircultttion of air and perfect ventilation. l his will be a great improvement for the purpose over an ordinary box car. "Tidings." Petitions are being circulated to be presented to Goernor Moody for the pardon of the notorious Carrie Bradley, who is serving out a sentence of ten years for the crime of raaailaughter, she having been concerned in the murder of a man named Brown in a Portland bagnio. It is to be hoped that the Governor will allow her to serve out her penalty. Maurice J. Smith committed suicide in Portland last Saturday oy blowing out his brains with a pistol. He is the man who some weeks ago deposited 2,600 in gold in the safoof the Amer ican hotel over t ijht and when he call ed for his money found it had been taken by the hotel , keeper, who has since been convieted of the robbery. Failing to recover the money, Smith became insane and killed himself. The apple crop of Oregon will be up to the old standard this season judging from the present outlook. ( The trees are bending their burden all over the State, and the fruit will be as perfect as it is possible for nature to grow. The prospects for good markets in the Territories is all the orchardists could desire, and there will no longer be ex cuse for leaving fruit to rot on the ground or to be fed -to hogs as in years past. At a, dance held at Bly, Sprague river, the night of the Fourth, a bu colic husband' suffering from the prod dings of that green eyedi monster, jeal ousy, went on the warpath and shook his gun in the face f ycryorrer-thnr he could get within forty feet of. There was a grand stampede roado bv the merry dancers, taMes and chairs were upset, one or two shots were fired, nobody hurt, and all is now quiet on the Potomac. "Examiner." A new lodge cf OJd Fellows was organized at Grant'? Pass last evening, W. J. Plymale and T. B. Kent going from this place aud A. D. Helman from Ashland to assist in its establishment. A crowd of Odd Fellows was made up in the afternoon all of whom went down on the freight train and assisted in the work of organizing the lodge. The following were among the party: Henry Klippel, H. v. Helms, A. G. Colvin, A. H. Maeglej, Fred Luy and A. Chale. We take the following telegram, dated San Francisco July 8th, from the "Oregonian" of the 9th: "It is an nounced this evtning that work will be indefinitely suspended on the rail road north of Redding, when the forty-mile section, now in progress; shall be completed. Work on the line ex tending through Oregon, to meet the line north of Redding, has also been suspended. The California track will, for the present, terminate at Delta, which is about 100 miles south of the Oregon line. At Delta, the present terminus of the road, a townsite has been laid out. Washington, July 17. The acting Secretary of the Navy received a tele gram from St. John's this morning, saying that the Greely relief expedi tion has found the survivors of the Greely party. Their names are, Lieu tenant Greyly, Sergeant Brr.inard, Ser geant Fredericks. Sergeant Long, Ser geant Ellison, Hospital Steward Bie berbach and Private Cornell. They were found by the relief ships Tbetii and Bear, five triles off Cape Sabin, in Smith's Sound. Sergeant Ellison wax Tery badly frost bitten, and died at Good Haven July G, after undergoing a surgical operation. The relief ships Thetis and Bear, with the survivors, are now at St. Johns, N. F. Forwarding House. Miller Si Co. of Ashland have finished a large ware housb on the depot grounds of the O. ii C. R. R Co. at that plaee and will do a receiving, iarwarding and storage business. Snippers in Klamath county, Linkville and Yreka are for tunate in having such responsible agents receive and forward their goods. m Quarterly Meeting,- The fourth quarterly meeting for Jacksonville and Ashland has boen postponed until the 2Gth and 27th of July. It wj.ll be held in the M. E. Church in Jacksonville Rev. I. D. Driver, P. E will preside. Services Services will be held Saturday, SGth, at 11 a. m. and In the evening also on Sun day 27th at 11 a. m. CATARRH CURED health and sweat breath secured by Shiloh s Ca tarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents Nasal Injector free. At Brooks'. SHILOH'S CURE WILL imme piately relieve Croup, Whooping cough and Bronchitis. Call at. Brook's. Yaquina Bay. This thriving set tlement will now put on more airs than ever, it is likely, because the river ard harbor bill has passed both houses, and the bay improvements have received an additional 50,000 to continue them during the year. Work on the Oregon Pacific is being continued at a lively rate and will soon result in open ing rail connection with the Willam ette river. Grading at .present is completed several, miles above Toledo and most of the Chinese are at work near Elk City. The track is laid sev eral miles above Oysterville. The new steamer Yaquina landed a large lot of supplies there from Portland this week and over 150 Chinese labor ers, so the work will be pushed ahead more rapidly than ever. Habitual ConsltpatUn Is a prolific source of misery and many ills, giving rise to Headache, Dullness, Fevers, Nervousness,-Restlessness, Biliousness, Indigestion, Pois oning of Blood, etc. The bitter, nauseous Liver medicines, pills, salts and draughts formerly used to relieve the sufferer, only aggravate the disease and sicken the stomach. All who are afflicted in that way, know the impor tance of the remedy pleasant to the palate, harmless in its nature, and truly beneGcial in its action. The trial bottles of Syrup of Figs given away free of charge by our enterprising druggists Merritt & Robinson of Jack sonville prove that it is all that can be desired. Large bottles at fifty cents or one dollar. BORN. Nickei.u In this city, July 13th, 1834, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Nickcll, a daugh ter. Starrs- In Crescent City, Cal., July 2d, 1884, to Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Starks, a uaugutcr. Ahmstkoxg Near Jacksonville, Jury win, io4, to ;ir. anu Mrs. u. J. Arm strong, a son. OoLESBY-In this city, July 11th, 1884, to Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Oglesby. a son. KiTTERMAN-Ncar Waldo, July 1st, 1884, to Mr. and ilr. II. U. Kitterman, a son. Dunuiss In Ashland, July Gth, 18S4, to Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Burriss, a son. Ralfii In Ashland, July 10th, 1884, to Mr. and Mrs. V. Ralph, a daughter. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The Chemical Oil Rectifier, WarraiUcd For Two Years. To prevent your Lamps from Exploding and Chimneys from Breaking. Im proves the Light and Saves Quar ter the Oil. Ihe Agent Will Demonstrate It. Warranted to destroy all odor from the oil, Hold tts Stono, MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, No. 64 Bsach St.. Boston, Mass. 3 for 50 cents. $2 per dozen. Notice. Land Office at Roseihiro, Or., ) July 12, 1884. f Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proot in sup port of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Judge or Clerk of Jackson county Oregon at Jacksonville Oregon, on Saturday, August 23d, 1884, vizi Geo. J. Arnistronc; homestead No. 4314, for the N ofS W If of N E 1-4, S W 1-4 of S W HofNB HSKofN W 14 and N W 1-4 of S W 1-4. Sec. 18. T 30, S R 2 West. lie names tho following witnesses to prove his continuous resi dence upon, and cultivation of, said land. v:z: Theodcrick Cameron, John Has kins, Albert Jones and Chas. Jones, all of Uniontown, Jackson county, Oregon. Wm. F.'JJenjamin, Register. Crazy Patchwork! Having a large assortment of remnants and pieces of handsome brocaded silks, satins and velvets, we are putting them up in assorted bundles and furnishing them for "Crazy Patchwork" Cushions, Jlats, Tidies, &c,, &c. 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The undersigned takes pleasure in an nouncing that he has opened bis place of business in the ni;w town of .Medford, Or egon, andis now prepared to furnish, in quantiticsto suit, GROCERIES PROVISIONS, PAINTS AND OILS MACHINE OIL TOBACCO AND CIGARS, CANDIES, NUTS; ., DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Etc. My stock Is fresh and first-class, and I propose to keep a full assortment of every thing in my line and sell at PRICES LOWER THAN EVER All I ask ,is,jt (rial. ""Highest price paid for Produce. Nervous Debility. A SURE1 CURE GUARANTEED. D R. E. C. WEST'S nerve and brain treatment, a .snecifle for Hvsteria. Dizziness, Convulsions, Nervous Head ache, Mental Depression, Loss of .Memory, Spermatorhoca, Impotency, 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; ono dollar a box, or six boxes for five dol lars; sent by mail prepaid on receipt ot price. We guarantee six boxes to cure any case. With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with five dol lars, we.will send the purchaser our writ ten guarrntce to return the money if the treatment does not effect a cure. Guaran tees issued only by wooDann, Curke & Co., Wholesale ant' Ifelail Druggists, Port land, Oregon. Orders by mail at Tegular prices. Administrator's Notice. In the matter of the estate Jane Holt, de ceased. NOTICE is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed by the County Court of Jackson county, Ore gon, sitting in Probate, Administrator of the estate of Jane Holt, -deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to settle the same immediately, and those having claims against the es tate will present them with the proper vouchers to the undersigned, residing at Jacksonville, Jackson county, Qreeon, within six months from the first publica tion of this notice. JEAN DfiROBOAM, Administrator of said estate. Dated June 14, 1884. Notice of Final Settlement, In the County Court of .Jackson county State ot Oregnn. In the estate of the matter of John McDaniel.deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the administrator ot the estate oJ John ileDaniel, deceased, has filed in the cop' ,y court of Jackson county. Oregon, his final account as such administrator, and by order of said court, Tuesday, the' 5th day of August. 1884,-at the hour of 10 Q'clccK A. m. is set for hearing. All per sons interested are hereby notified to.ap pear and file his or her objections to said account on or before said day. Published by Hon. E. DePeatt, Judge of said court. A. n.MAEGLY. Administrator. -j K.KUKLIj Odd Fellow's Buildibg JtcksoETilli, Oregw DEALER AND VOR&ER IN TIN.SHEET iRON'.COPPEli'.LSAD Pumps, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT; NAILS, A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF ST0YB3 HARDWARE, TINWARE. POWDER OP EVERY DESCRIPTION " 4 1 Fuse and Caps, WOODEN & WILLOW WARE ROPE, NAILoi Paittts Oils, Yarnlsli, Glass CUTLERY, WIRE, Shot, Srnshs, Chains. o ETC., ETC: . I. have secured the services of a first class mechanic, and am prepared to d4 all repairing promptlv and in superior stylo. In connection with tho above,, I am re" ceivingand have constantly on hand a full and first-class stock of GROCERIES, DRT-O0ODS, GUM B. OTS, TOBACCO READY MADE CLOTHING GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, 4o. Everything sold at reasonable rates. IV K. KUBLL' Jacksonville, March 0, 1878. II InVTIIlt, EMPORIUM! Jacksonville, Oregon! JOHN MILLER, : Prdprieior: DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF AORIJ cultural implements, tools of all kinds and a general assortment of shell hardware. i ilBSIIIPiii 4piilfip'?r He, also keeps the'largest slock ot, and v all the latest improvements in G-UNS AND PISTOLS, AND A OTTLL ASSORTMKTT OT T Fishing Tackle, Powder, Shot, Etc Also LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, AND ALL KINDS OF OIL. Give him a call and examine his stock before making your purchases. Sottlo TTjp. Having changed my place of busincst to Ashland and requiring aJJ the mony.duo me in fitting up my new store thereby give notice to all those indebted either by note or book account to come forward at once and make settlement. I need the money and must have it IIENRYJUDOE. Ashland, Oregon, May 10, 1884. Dissolution Notice. Notice is hereby given that the partner ship heretofore existing .between the un dersigned, doing business In Jacksonville, Oregon, under the ,finn nameofDyar& FrauMiknepht, ,is this first day ofjnly, dissolved by mutual consent, J. Frauen knecht retiring. 'All accounts, etc.. are, payable to John Dyar, who also assumes the indebtedness of the late firm. J. FlUUKNKNECnT, JoiinDyar. Jacksonville, Oregon, July 1, 1884. J