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ORESQH SBHT1HBK BATnuDAr, August 2,, 1884. rf.iiuj.juujjrc Notice. All indebted to Dennis & Morgan for pumps ill please call nt Ciro Brother's htorc nt Phoenix and Mttle. DK.NNI3 ii MoIlCAN. Fueigut Shipments. Huilrnad agent Cunningham at Med ford in forms us that tlio freight kIij jidinHK at hi station for the month of July footed up as follows: Freight received, 607,641 pounds; freight shipped, 26, 097 pound. Gkiuian LuTiinisEAK Services. Rr. Herman Kteh, of California, tin Gcrrain Luthereaii MiuUtcr who nakas an annual pilgrim tje to this place, will hold services in the German language at the Court IIuue next Sunday Loth morning and evening. Evtrybedy is invited. After Bassett. Charles Prim started for Chico, Cal., list Thursday morning armed with a requisition to bring hack Chas. B.issett, the noted stage robber, and leader of the gsng that robbed tlio btago near Grants Pass in January last. The prisoner is Also charged with other stnje robber ies committed in California sineo that time and should a con vie ion fail here ho will probably be called on to answer the other charges. DnxBY it Co's Circus. This circus gave two performances hero last Sat urday, at the evening perfcrmanco the tent being crowded to its utmost ca pacity. The performa'icc was fully up to all they advertised and gave gencr al satisfaction. The trapeze nets were good and the vaulting and tumbling was excellent much better than Coin's circus exhibited. Tim riding was also f,ood and the trained horses ware a feature of the dhow. All who patron ize this circuK need have no fear of get ing bilked. Religious Items. llev. F. X. Rlnncbet will hold servi es ut St. Francis' church Sunday nioi ninj. . . . Elder M. Peterson lll oilwiat: at thp basket meeting to be held at the "Granger" ford on Rogue river on Sundny next, and nUo at the mouth of Thompson creek on the Suudsy fol lowing. . . . Rev. M. A. Williams ill hJd divine services in this place at the usual morning hour, and nt Med ford in the nflei noon .... Reverends Oglesbj and Rice will conduct a pro traded meeting at the camp ground on Williams ciee;, commencing Fridav Rev. R. C. 0.h:by will hold a basket meeting at the camp ground on Rogue river in the second Sunday in August. ... Rev. J. A. Slover will Jiold services at the Autiocu school Tioue on the U and 3i of August 'to-day and Sunday. Mining Notes The Sterling min ini company h-ive commenced cleaning up. . ..The China mine near Uni'Hi town are still pi dug but they cttiiuo. Jait long with the present supply 01 w.ter. . . .A'l ofilm G ills creek iniueri done quite nl! this h...o i, if it was a short SOii, N)iv nni inforinel by Wm.Blackeit u ho was in inwn thi eek....!ilun,' Ins .generndy sin tended throughout the ctuuty for the seasun uu? considerable prospecting if going on. Oregon and California 1'ailkoad Election. At a recent nueting ot the stockholders of thn Oregon unil California railroad company the follow ing gentlemen ueie elected diieclois: London Board ChailesE Brotheron, George II. Ilopkiusnn, It. D. Peeblej, Patrick Buchaii mid Henry Vtllard; Portland Board Donald Macleav, It. P. Eirhait, R. Koehler, John Mc Crakeu, Georce H. Andrews and W,l ter W. Bretheron. At a meeting of the new board of directors held lime yesterday the following officers were elected: Piesident, Henry Villard; Vice President, Charlis E. Brytheton; sneoud Vice President, R. Koehler; Secretary and Treasurer, George II. Andrews; assistant Serretary and as sistant Treasurer, New Yoik, C A. Spofford; assistant Secretary ami as sistant Tieasurer, London, H. II. Tyndale; W. Archibald Smith, con fruiting engineer, Loudon; W. W. Bretherton, supervising engineer to the trustees. Mr. R. Koehler v-as re appointed manager and Mr. J. Brandt, superintendent. "Oregotiian." Shooting Scrape. Last Sunday Doming as the south bound passen ger train was having Grants Pass three tramps boarded it for a freo ride. Conductor Guthi it; discovered them and put them olFat the next station but as soon as the train started the tramps wire on hoard again. This perform ance was goncthioughwith three times vrhenthe train reached tlio wood station this side of Gold Hill. After wooding up the Conductor again found them on board when he stopped the. train and the train men commenced tiring pistols to scare thsm oil", during which, acci dentally, or otherwise, one of the tramps was shot in tlio thigh, bieak ing his leg. Thw iujuied man was brought to town when Dr. Robinson dressed his leg at the county hospital and ho is now doing quite well. His companions then swoie out a warrant against Frank Guthrie, the conductor of the train, charging him with an as ault with intent to kill, and upon ex amination before Justice Foudray he was bound over in the sum cf 1,000 to apprar before iIih next grand jury. He furnished hail at once and took his train at Medford that night. Parties who seen the franas say there wpre at least twelve shots fired, hut Conductor Guthrie says ho had no pistol ami fired no shot ns he can en si I j prove by tho engineer and fire.nan by whose aide he wasstandinc while the shooting was going on. Evidently thev have, the wrong man. The wounded man gave, his name as Radjesky. Local Items- Coal oil is now quoted at 2 per can. B. F. Dowell has returned from Portland. L. 0. Windom has opened a blacksmith shop in Ashland. Henry Mensor has returned from a trip to California. A case of crim con has just coma to light in Jacksonville. Tho Sifters of Charity have re turned from Portland. The roads are good now and you have not brought thct uood yet. An agent fur the Portland "Mer cury" was in ton the other day. Ro'it. Westrop is doing a good busi ness in the sewing machine line. K. Kub;i started for Cinnabar last Tuesday to be gone a couple of weeics. Batruch Fisher is in constant receipt of novelties at his store in Medford. Wm. Charley of Butte creek called yesteiday und looks as happy aj ever. F. Hubberd reports business brisk in th'j farlffii2 machinery line at Med ford. John A. Hurlburt has entered the employ of the Northern Pacific Rail road. J. W. AVimer of Waldo came over this week after a load of Karewski's flour. The Huffer surveying party started out last Thursday to be gone several months. Judge C. B. Bellinger is in town as one of attorneys in the water suit now on trial. County Court meets next week for the transaction of probate and county business. A new stone side-walk is being laid in front of Riley & McKavauaugh's saloon. Geo. S. Howard has gone to Rose burg to take a 'ii" on the Roseburg ' Independent." D. V. Crosby, Jamrs Boyle and Lon Man in of Ashland paid our town a isit Saluiduy. B.'foregetlih. .eady'to sciiuffle oil thinoriul coil ctll on I)avid Linn and select your collin. Jerry Nunnn received a large lot of roceries lust Wednesday. Also a lot of htundaid coil oil. Dr. Will Jackson has rented the Bed Front and will oneu an ice a emu stand theie to day. Judge l!c lenjri-r of Portland who has b;vn here us an attorney ou the water case returned home yesterday. Wm. Cull, the irrepressih'p, was in town again this week hnd says he cant tay nway fiom Jacksonville. E. K. Anderson of Eden precinct made u a pleasant call thin week while visiting the counu seat. E i T.i lor is in charge of the Uuion Ihery stable for the i xecutors of ll.u c.sUlu of M. Uilvt'll deceased. John Orth and diughter it-turned from Soda Spiiug last. Sunday appar ently much iiupioved in health. The now on at market is again in charge of P. N. Ficku he having pur chase I the shop from John Dyar. Tim county jiil is again Hilling up notwitli.sttii.diiig tl elast term of Cir cuit Court has not jet jidjuurned. George R. Juhtus has sola his liver' -table and htoek at Grant's Pass to Henry Thoiiilou of Josephine county. Th Berry property sold at Shi-rill's sale lait Friday was bought by J. W. Wimir of Josephine county for 5141. Johnnie Bilger his rpturned from Portland and Charlie Bilger started for i hat place Sunday for a short visit. A wedding in high life is announced to take place in three weeks hence. Wo promis-.d not to tell who it was. R. L. Durham has been appointed Gran I Receiver of the A. O. U. W., in place of Colonel Moores, deceased. Geo. W. Holt has iust comnieted a tire proof cellar for Rafael Morat with a espacity of holding 1,0U0 gallons of wine. S. M. Robinson reports crop back ward in his section on account of late rains but he thinks the yield will be good. Finding his store inadequate for the sto:k on hand J. Nuuan is having a warehouse built in tho rear of his store. Dan Cardwell returned from Port laii'l Thuttday and is still taking or ders for the Palace clothing house of that city. Mrs. Margaret Craft and lrs. Lucy Mulhine. of Applcton, Wisconsin, aunts of Mrs. E. II. Calou of this place arc here ou a visit. Alex Thompson has returned from Cresont City. The report that ho was going tin re to locate was without foundation. Henry Klippel returned from Poitland this week aud has since gone to Klamath county to remain during the Summer. The U. S. Hotel is now in chargo of Jean DUoloatn and wife Emil De Hoboatn having withdrawn and gone to California. The shelvps at Newman Fishers are us full as eer because ho keeps send ing for more all the lime so as to keep all late styles. George Browa is now driring the Medfoiil exprss for Win. Eagan and makes an efficient and icliable man in that business. The most .famed of American orators, Bob Ingcrsoll has made appointments to lecture at Portland in the Mechanics Pa viliion, Aug. 11, 12, and 13. A deed was made out for tho How ard property lhi week and the woik of building will be commenced by K. Kubli ut once. Karcwslfi keeps making improve ments to his flouring mill and he is al ways ready to supply tho very best quality of flour. The Eistern Stars indulged in ar. ice-cream sociable at their hall last Thursday evening after the regular meet ing of the lodge. Supt. Brandt, of the O. & C. R. R., ac companied by a large par y of friends (nearly all ol whom wcic ladies) was in Ashland rt cdnesday morning. The merchant who has trusted a debtor a j ear begins to push matter, but the newspaper man is expected to let matters run indefinitely. Walter Anderson was discharged by Justice Foudray laRt Siturday hold ing that the charge could not be con strued as a criminal offense. Christian HesSe, father of Mrs. Max Mul'er, Mrs. H. K. Hanna aud Miss Vina Hesse .of this place died at Mo desto, Cal., on the 19th"ult. Several mountain parties are being organized but we fail to hear of an going to the coast at Crescent City, which was the craze last year. A fine new thoroughbrace wagon is being put up for Win. Enn bv S. P. Hanna and Cronemiller & Birdsey, to be used ou the Medford route. Another reduction has been made in the price of saddles and harness at Tims. J. Kenney's shop and he says he will not be undersold by any one. Ashland has started tho political ball rolling by organizing a Blaine and Logan club with a good membership. Siuce then Medford has followed suit. Any one having any money to loan or wishes to borrow any can be accom moilated at HubbwrV) land office. Any and al kinds of business attended to. John Simmons has c'oscd his saloon at Mulford anil will go to farming. Sim 1 1 ad ley has also closed out and will go to Like county to go into busi ness. The la'cst rcrorts from the Grants Pass murder is that Geb. Justus husbeen com mitted without bail and will bu brought here for sate Replug until next teim of Court. "They fay I am Nobody's Darling" is the title of a new song which would have been dediented to Ben Butlerprub ably, if the author had to do it "over again. Don't fail to romrmber that A. G. GiU in at the Farmer's store keeps n full line of drv goods, clothing, groce riei, etc. and selle as low as any one call sell. Mis Lillifl TJIrich has been em ployed as teacher of the Williamsburg and Miss Emma UlriJi will be in chargo of tho Applegate school for another term. .- - - A local wit says there will" be' three eclipses this year one of tho sun, one of the moon and one of the Democratic party. The fonin r two will bepaitial and tlcti latter total. J enry Pane sai s 'hit. settling up time has come mound and he will have a settlement with everybody at once if he has to .ut accounts in au attorney's hands for collection. Circuit Court has been in session since T'ieMl.iy last trying the watei case of Neil vs Dunn et al. The ar guuiHiit, in i he c:imi will probably not close till this evening. A man named l'roclor had his clothes caught 1 1 the machinery ot Miller & Co's saw mill near (JSr.ints Pass this week and Ii.n1 his body most terribly mangl.d from the UIVcU ot which hedkd. The Oregon Pacific railroad has been completed for a sutlicient distance from Yaquina'that a railway exclusion was given last week from that place to Urooks, a station situated abjc Oystcrvillc. All tbo'o who hereafter mistake the heads of Jim Little and Billy Mensor for footballs aro hereby warned to be prepaied for tho coiitequences. Men sdt is tho fighting man of the film. Rev. B. J. Sharp and family have yone tc Klamath county on a trip of recreation. He has been stationed heie three years anil does not expect to be sent back by the next conference. The California Statn Republican Convention, which has just been in session, adopted a resolution that the taii IT of 1S67 on wool be restored and recom mended a piotectho tariff ou raisins. A marriage license for parties in Klamath county was issued by our County Clerk this week. We suppose the marriage ceremony lias been per formed eiu now and we wish both con tracting parties joy in life. Prof. Somebody was hero this week tning to get up an entertainment of select leading interspersed with music on tho flute, but getting too much tanglefoot aboard he departed for oth er climes without giving the show. For the bestMieer manufactured in Oregon call on Kiefer at his biewerj in Albany. Ho has been long enough in the business to understand it and all of his numerous customers agree with him. Mr. A. F. E Idy wants to know how long it lakes a now cal to open its eyes. Hi has inide several experiments und is still in doubt. Tim answer to this conundrum can be left at Newman Fisher'a store. Parties at Med ford havo petitioned the Grand Master Wotkman of vhe A. O. U. W. for a charter to eslab lish a lodgo of that order there They are a'ready assured of a good member sbip to begin with. David Cmneniiller, L. J. C. Duncan ami A. .M . Brtrry has been appointed appraisers of the estate of. Michael Colwell deceased and they will coin metice their labors on Monday next to ascertain the value .of tho estate. ' A.Ij. Johnsotrand wife were up from Medford'laff.Tjiursdjiy attending the Masonic "yociabW'" The former in form us that there! still, considerable building going pnjtiere but th influx of strangeis has dirjihuiied somswhht of late & ? We acknowledgi receipt of the Prospectus of tho,loseburg Record to be nublishedrjlv Cronemiller & Moore, thn first isstie to appear Sep' tember 12th. TluVpaper will bo Dem ocratic in politic8.mWe wish the boys success. "gif E C. Kane, the gentlemanly agent for the railroad company nt Ashland, was with U again I his wiek. There must I e some grand attraction for him here judging from the regularity of hi visits but we extend a cordial inviia tioti to call again. B. F. Miller of Svdine creek, the boss fruit giower of this section, i surprising Port landers with the fine fruit raised ou his place. He excel Is in Jieaches, however, and wont ho make the mouths of the inerngo web foot water when they see them. The Medford agent must have been thinking cf somethiA else when he drove another inaTi,lflcaiu hon.e after the circus lasf'VsSday night. In fact he acknowledges vhat he never looked at the horses after ho startnd and he knows bo did not hitch them up. Dr. Aikon will act as agent for the Enterprise Wind Mill, one of the best now manufactured. This mill has the least machinery aud will pump more water with less wind than itnj other mill. It can be seen in working or der at the Dr's. residence aud shows for itself. Lurch Bros., merchants at Cottage Grove, in Lane county, failed recently under circumstances that reflect great ly on their integrity. The firm's lia bilities aro 60,000; assets, 12,000. The senior partner, Aaron Lurch, is clerk of tho school district, and school funds ara involved in the wreck. Among the visitor from this place whoarenowsrjourningatTu:kersSoda Springs abovo Ashland we Ii ivo heard of the following: Mrs. II. V. Helms, Mrs. Jno Bilger, Mrs. Wm. Kreuzer, Mrr. L. J. C. D'Jncan, John Winijen, W. J. Plvmale, Mrs. II. K Hanna Mid family; Mrs. B. F. Do veil and others. The two parlies who made com n'aint ngniust Conductor Guthrie for idiootiug their companion near Gold Hill last Sunday have sine left town ami it is nut likely that'they will re turn. If there was enough in the case these parlies should also have been put under bonds to appear us witnesses. Tiie thiid annual meeting of the Fireman's Association of Oregon nnd i ho nccoiupiin iug c fireman's state ii'iirnament wiiriueecRat Aloanv on WeilneMlaV, AnUslfOth. Thit0. (kJ C. R. R. will .-haryo vi.itors full fare tottii, ami return them free. Several very, hand-oiiio prizes nro.oflered, ami a general good lime'may be exacted. A pr.'neHhip his been formed be tween Thomas Schiesser mid S. C. Ivearn with headquarters in Henry Judgn's old stand and they sre now piepared to paint portraits in oil, water color, craon and pastel. All win have seen th-ir work pronnuct: :t life like and firt class work in every way. Take a look at simples and en quire pncc3. The "Medical Record" estimates hat among 1,000 doctors the riiuual death rato ranges between 15 mid 2.'i. making a j early loss of 1.800 physi cians nut of our 90,000. But ii o supply is such as to lemove all ciuse of np prehensioii, for the number of m medieal graduates in 18S2-83 w'as 3,979, mnie ilmn double the eatiualed number of deaths. A le'ter received from Kerbyvilln dining our absence charges that we niadeseveral luis-stateinentsiii regird to the Mackie-Purcell kiliing, but u- the matter is now before the courts where all the evidence can be brought in we leave it there. Together with our correspondent we hope the defen dant can ploe his innoceuse and he will Lava this opportunity. A comparison of the weather in Da kota and Oregon'' will bo of interest to many, paiticularly'in this Stat: In the foruipr State the highest thermom eter was-39 degrees 'above, zero; lovet, 39 degrees be!o; range of mercury 78 degrees; mean temperature, 1 74 itr gtees above. In, Oregon the highest thermometer was5 59- degrees above zpro; lowest, 24 degrees,- above; range of mercury 35 degrees; mean tempera ture, 38 9 degrers above. Compare the two, and you cannot help praising Webfoot. , . The Linkville "Slur" says: "Steam boat Fra V one of the Indians who wai lemi. 'ed from hero to tho Indian terfitory at the c'oso of tho .Modoc war, recently returned to this country on a visit. lie is said to bo one of the red devils that was ei gaged in the murder of the c'tizens of Tule lake in i he fall of 1872. Frank seems to have improved much in morals since that diabolical act, and .we hops he will make a good Indian before he die.. Ho will depart for his home some time in September cr October. A dWiincuish'f! physician of the country wiiting about the cholera scar" aud the eating of fruit, ays: "I think the evprn restrictions which uned- to ha enforced ngainut eating good and ripe fruits nnd vegetables dui ing cholera tiriiti entirely unneces sary. Only unripe and decayed fruits or vegetables ate harmful, but. even tiny will not proilpco true Aiatic cholera uniess tlmy havn been handled by persons nl ready affected with the incipient HtagR of tryie cholera. Then a piece of bread is quito as dangerous as an apple. The annual catalogue of The Ash laud College and Normal School is on our table mid show.-i that institution to bo in u fl wishing condition. The printing of the piuiphlut was dolio at the 'Tidings" office and shows good woik. Tho members of tho Jacksonville Silver Cornet Band tendered their leader and instructor Adam Schmitt a serenade last Thurrdavuightoii the occasion of his 5'2A birthday. Quite a number of his friends outside of the band also called when they were in vitcdinand partook of the hospitali ties of mine host, all wishing him many years moe of health and pros perity aud jc also join good wUhes with them. MunDERcr. Arrested. On the 1 1th inst. a stranger named Jones was mur dered ou White liver in Wasco county and a young man named Charles Henry Hawkins was arrested for the crim ami has since confessed. Haw kins says he was bnrn in Jackson county, Oregon, does not know where his father now lives but his mother is a resilient of East Portland, at the car shops. He makes thn following state ment which we take from ihe Tasro "Sun:'' The dece.ispd and I were going n'ong the road, he on horseback and I on foot, both looking for work on a farm. During our travels we stopped at a saloon nnd drank heavily of beer and whisky. Bicomtng tired we laid down under a tree to re when he asked me for S2 50. I said I hail none. He said I lied. I told him I did not. He called me a son of a , and said he'd cut my throat; took his pocke'. knife and made a pass at me. I picked up a rock nnd knocked him down. He struggled and kicked some after ho was down, and I struck him again with the rocs, find he still Kicked some; when I struck him the third time ho stopped kicking. I moved his bodv around tho tree in to tho Bhaife, and took the horso and wont to thn second knoll and laid down a half hour; was sick to my stomach; got up after a while and led thu horse nearly to Oak Grovp; then goo on and rode. I wpnt from there to Prineiille and hired out with a Tile. John Stewart, who lived 80 miles from Prineville, nnd I front with him to this place, where I was- at work when the deputy sheriff arrested mr. I stopped two davs and nights with the Indians nt Warm Springs and traded the Jones' horso for a yellow mare lefore I went to Prineville. Another Shooting Scrape A row occuired at Grants Pass last Tues day morning between Georj,e R. Jus tus nr.d mi Indian, sou of Indian Joe who keeps a ferry on Rogue River be low V.iiit'.oy's. The circumstances of the nllYav, as near as we aui learn, are about as follows: Justus and the Indian hail n row, the Indian being drunk, when the hitter pulled a knife - ind run Ju-tus into his own house but they failed to get together. Jus tus immediately nrmed himself and started up town when he mrt the In diau and shot him live times, ench of the shots inking elleer, and although ii'it dead th" Indian's chances of recov ery are considered verv doubtful by attending physici-ins. Justus was ar re-ted on Tlnirsda and his preliminary examination was going on nl Grants P.i3 vesterday all day. Up to the timo of going to j ress the trial had. not jet reached an end but the inten tinn was to continue it unnl n decision was reached so that the attorneys and prisoner could come up on the morning train. We gain iheso iPort from eutside parties and give them for what thev are woith. Freight Charges Tin: charges of shipping green fruit f i nm this valley over theO. A C. II. 15. to Portland is 30 cents per hundred pounds when shipped in car loads of 20,000 pounds, and when .shipped in les than car loads thn tin iff will be 40 cents ppr hundred. Sppciil fruit cars will be attached to fteight trains leaving Ah land every Tuesday, nt 1 00 P. M., and will ntrive nt Portland about 2 P M, following Thursday. Fiuit shippeis thould notify agents along the .ine, ut least one day in advance, of about the quantity they want to ship, so transportation can bo furnished in reg ulartruit csrsprovided for this purpose. E P. Rogers, General Freight Agent. A Growl. Residents of this end of the town make a complaint against the trustees for debarr'ng them of the use of the surplus wuter running into the tanks wliila citizens living in the upper portion of town nre allowed to u.e it wIiph wanted. If thero is a surplus of water it should bn divided up, otherwi-o they should. all be placed on the same footing. An arrangement for an increased supply of water to be used for sprinkling streets would be the best- way to settle this matter nnd would be satisfactory nnd beneficial to all concerned. Tho outlay would not bo geat ami for tho benefit derived therefrom the Board of Trustees would receive tho thanks of the wholo'com niunity. Will ee Shot. The man known ns Hiss. Hamilton concerned with Canie Bradley in the murder of J. N. Brown in a Portland bagnio something over two yeais ago. and wiio escap.-d the vigilance of lbs ofliccrs then, has ever sjnee been plying his evil hah Is, mostly in -Mexico, but is now in jail in the city of Mexico sentenced lobe shot for the murder of s Mexican soldier. Al last bo wi 1 reciivc that retribution which awaits all evil doers. He has b"cn engaged in about a half dozen murders but 1m always es caped just punishment until now. Ftatc Robukd. Tlmstnirc from Yrc- ka going south was slopped by a "lone highwayman" n":ar Bisi station about 1 a. m. last Tu-sd-iy. The robber sccund the express box but (lid not milist the mail . It is thought there was very little money in thu box. "Tid.ngs." Good Yield. Fred Barncburg. of Kdcn precinct, sheared 3,373 lbs ol wool from 373 graded Merino sheep recently. Be? Is, Fruit Dryers, Sor ghum, and Sugar Mills- J.imes Liuforth of Sin Francisco, General Agent for tho celebrated Bly myer Chuich, Sohoil and Fire bells, Ziiiiir.erm.in Fruit Dryers, nod Victor Sorghum nnd Sugar Mills, has arrang ed with the manufacturers by which he is enabled to supply the Northern Pa cific States and Territories with these articles, at a cost to purchasers that will be the samo nt their nearest rail road point, whether the delivery is made from Smi Francbco or the fno torv. This efiVciing quite h saving in freight to purchasers'. Tho B'vi'iyer have long been the favorite ones on this coast. The Zim merman Fruit Dryer obtained the silver n-edal nt the Mechanic's Fair in San Francisco, tin? highest awnrd. The Victor Sugar Mill took the mpilal nt thn Centennial Exposition, Phila delphin, ou merit (notwithstanding the strong competition.) The growing importance of the Sorghum industry on this coast will creato a large de macd for sugar mills. Narrow Escapi. Howard Max well, w hilt- up iit thu timber nbove the steam s-tw mill, at head of Shasta vnl ley, n few davs ago, hurt a very narrow escipd from killing a squaw, by sho.t ing nt her dog, in mistake for a Cali fornia lion, the squaw hing down by a log with the dog beside her. Max well first discovered tho dog, a very large one, lying on the log, and also saw what ho supposed to be another California lion, that section being full of wild animals, and had no idea that there were any persons in tho vicinity. Moving around to obtain a good shot at the animal, ho succeeded in sending a bullet through the dog's neck, with in a few inches of tho squaw's arm which rrsted on tho dog. The dog was killed instantly and thn squaw re treated to whero her husband, nampd .Morgan, was camped, in getting pitch wood. "Yreka Journal." Bishop Morris Comino. Bishop B. W. Mori is ha made the following np pointmeuts for his Southern Oregon trip: Mnrshfield, August 3d, Ellensburg, " 10th, Jackson ille, " 17th, Ashland, " 24th. The Bishop will tin accompanied on his trip by Rev. Mr. Sellwood and Dr. Hill, nnd will make the trp to Jncksouvillu via Chetco and Smith River. C'osl:!;: Out nt rust. Our entirn slock of general mereh nndise, in whole or in part, is now for sale at cost with a view of a change in bns!ies. All indebted to us nre notified to call and settle without de lay. Rkames Dros. Jacksonville, Jan. 15, 1SSL MATHIIKD.' S-rCKrci.r. .TomiAN. On Williams Creek. July 21. 1S81. by David John, J. P., F. Stiickpolc and Miss Ethel Jord.in Ht'Tcnixns Siiepaiid In Ashlnnd pre cinct, Iuly27lh, by Itrv S. S. Caldwell. .1. IS It Itutchiagj and Miss M.try E. Shcpird. Wn.i Koxn Letac.f.x In Ashland pre cinct, .Inly 4, 1S64, by Rev A. M. Russell. Win Wilfung and Miss Eliza beth LeUgen. Galbrea-i ii ""oomudoe On Appleg.ite at the residence ol' the bride's parents, July IC, 18s4, Oeo Galbreath and Miss Minnie Woolridjrc. rtoitN. Stp.ono In Murphy creek precinct. Josephine county, July 29, 181, to Mr. jind Sirs. .1. W. Stronsa son. Kaiileu In uiH.iw Springs precinct, -Inly 25, 1881, to Mr. ami Mra. Thos, Kahlcr, a son. A cits -At Oak'nnd Pal., July 20, 1S84. to Mr and Mrs. C. W. Avers, a daughter. UIKJD. i'oy - III Chimncv Roek Prceinrl July 84, 1831, Mrs. (f. L. Co.x, aged nbout & years. Proctoii In .Tocphinc county, July 2C, 18S1, Pelcr Proctor, aged 02 "years. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. lnrrlfi i . , T it: ALL PERSON'S INDEBTED TO TIIE uadjHigied by note or account arc requested tj call nnd settle, up forth with. Parties knowing themselves in debted to me will do wtll to heed this no ticc, as I sm delcrmtnsd to enforce pay. meat where it is refused or ncslecteo T , . II. PJlI'E. Sit. Jacksonville, Au. 2, 1Sy4. PORTRAITS Painted to Order In Oil, Water Color, Crayon or Pastel By THOMAS SCIIIESSEU S.C. KEARN, Jacksonville Aug. 2, 1884. Blymyer Mf g Co. BELLS. ZIMMERMAN FRUIT DRi Vio'.orSjrghnm&Suar Hills. Jims inrosT:;, Certr.il Agent fjr Hie Pacific fossl 23 Jliiln slrrcf, s.in Jrnuclsro. Illustrated Ciitnloffiics and our Sugar hand book, a vulu.blu treatise on sutrar canes nnd treatment or siur.ir cane juice, sent free on application." riease state which rntuloua yon desire, and also nsk for prices delivered al your nearest inil rnad point, cither from factory or San Francisco. K.KUBL.1, add Fellow's Building Jtckior.TilIi, Origin JJEALEK AND "WORKER I s , . . . TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER LFAD Pumps, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT NAILS, A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF STOVSa HARDWARE, TINWARE. POWDER OF E7ERY DESCRIPTION Fuse and Caps, WOODEN &, WILLOW WARE ROPE, NAILcJ, Paints Oils, Varnish, Glass CUTLERY, WIRE, Shot, Brashs, Chains'. Xfosa ETC.. ETC: I have secured the services of a flrst cl iss mechanic, and am prepared to do nil repairing promptly and in superior stylo. In connection with the abovo I nm re ceiving and have constantly on hand a full and first-class stock of GROCERIES, i DRY-GOODS, OUM nCOTS, TOBACCO READY MADE CLOTHING, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, Ao. Everything 6old at reasonable rates. K. KUBLI. Jacksonville, Jfarch 0, 1878. nemiiS liMPoiuuM! 'fe? Jacksonville, Oregon. JOIIX SIILLE2, - rroprielor; DEALER IX ALL KINDS OF AGRI cultuial implements, tools of all kimls und a gcucr.il assortment of sholi hardware. He also keeps the largest stock of, Bad all tho latest improvements in GUNS AND PISTOLS, ASD A PlIIX ASSORTMENT O? Fishing Tacklo, - . Powder, Shot,' Etc also : LAMPS, CHANDELIERS AND ALL KINDS OF OIL.' v '..,U Give him a call and exammo lib stock before making your purchases. NEW S&DQLEE SHOP,- Jacksonville, Ogn. Thomas J. Kenney, Prop." HAVING OPENED OUT A NEW saddler shop in Langell's building opposite Masonic Hall, I am fully prc- pared to do any work in my line with promptness and dispatch. "Will keep .on. hand a good assortment of saddles, bridles,, harness, bits, spurs, etc. None hut the. best California leather used, job work, a specialty and prices to suit the times. C5?"Givcmu a trial. T. J. KENNEY. Jacksonville, July 10.188b Notice of Final Settlement, In the County Court of Jackson county State ot Oregon. In the estato 4)f tho matter of John McDaniel deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the administrator ot the estate ot John MuDanicI, deceased, has tiled in tho county court of.Iaeks-in county.. Oregon, , his final account ns such administrator, and by order of said court, Tuesday, the' olh day of August. 1884. at the hour of 10 o'cl.'.ck a. M. is set for heating. All per sons interested are hereby notified to ap pear and tile his or her objections to said account on or befit: c said day. Published by Hon. E. DcPeutt, Judge of said court A. II. MAEGLY. Administrator. Dissolution Notice. Notice is hereby given that the jtartner. ship heretofore existing betwecnilhe un. dcrsigned, doiug business in Jacksonville, Orcsonv under the firm nameofDyariS: Fr.ui nknecht, is this first day ot July, dissolved by mutual consent, J. Fnucn knecht retiring. All accounts, etc.. are, piyablc to John Dyar, who also assumes the indebtedness of the late firm. J. FllAUEJiKNCCHT, John Dvau. Jacksonville, Oregon, July 1, 18S iliilF
