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RESOB SENTINEL. JACICMftVILl.K i Saturday. Ocxobeh 25, 1884. The Hog Chop. Mrs. S. E. hb d Hanley k Love are aliipjiinc; fat gg to Portland and "Win. Bybeo is II supplying tlie Happy Lamp maiK- pork. Uood pricti are iTICK. Leave your money at e oy patronizing locai enienirw. lu can get better and chewier mar- fework by calling on J. C. Whipp of Iti place than by sending off for it. la hat a nrst-ciass marum-cuiier in i employ and is turning out o large number of tombstones and monuments. A Proposition. We will renew lour proposition of four years ago when Jarheld was elected ana will agree 10 Bend the Sektinel free 'o any new 'subscriber for ono year if Cleveland 1 is elected President. Should Blaine be elected it will only cost tho usual price of $2.50 per year. Send a copy to your frionds. Bouxd Over. Richard Davis, mIio was nreu arrested ana ineii on a aie on Mrs. Berg of Butte CreeWwas discharged on that com laintvby Justice Foudray, when an bher 'charge of adultrv was brought "cainst him and he was bound over in the sum of 5200, to await the action of ' tho grand jury. The bonds were giv. en and defendant is now at liberty. Our Knapsack. The above is the title of book just published by J. N. Hall of Central Point and consists ot personal reiuinicenses of life in Confed eratei prisons during war times. He Lwas an inmate of both Andersonville Fid L'M'y prisons and tells of numer- lous close calls during ine nineteen months of bis imprisonment. The ' price of the book is ci.ly fift) cents and it is well worth it. J Straight Road. The viewers ap pointed at the last term of County Kourt will make a favorable report for S straight road between here and Med rd, making their start from tko gate win front of the lsh farm and ending on the main street in Mtdford. John Tice is the only farmer injured by the jew road as wiih thn olliels it cops ritff division lines and does no dam age. We hope the (Jommissionprs will adopt this route but tho old road should aUo be kept open a it nccom- Imodatetf a large portion of the country. Jurous The following is the list of persons selected by the county com- -niimionr to serve as jurors during the ! ensuing term of circuit court: W. H JJretding. H. Y. Helms. W, Beeson. Alfurd, E- DiiniclV G. Naylor, L. liivati, Jo tin Jianley, (i. L. lleish itcrcer, n. ai nvinaip, u. x. uiru.ev. Sfabert Gojdrear, W. II. Atkintwfi, LToliii Denier. . K. AndeiFon, 8 I.an- rdles. It J Mulvnncy, L. Brornnorih, U. Alfred, M. A. Houston, J. M. Nichols. J. J Fryer, M. E Popup, J A. Oh i n, John Lcey, Will. Jackson, l A. Miller, B. F. Crouch. H. C. Flem ling, J. ill. Huberts and J as. Bull. Religious Items Rer. M. A. Williams will pnach in tho Presby. tenan Church tins (Saturday) after noon at 2 o'clock. AUo on Sunday morning at 1 1 o'clock, at which time communion services will be held and thd usual collection taken Uf Rev. A. R. Bickeuhach is expected to pi each on Sunday evening at the usual hour of service. Elder M. Peterson preaches at Medford Sundav morning and evening H. C. Fleming holds services, at the Mound school house nn Sunday.... Regular services rt the Cutholic Church in this jdacp. Rev. F. X. Blanchet ofliciutinc. .. . Rev. E. Gittius wilj hold services at tin M. E Church in this place Sunday morning and evening Rev J. A. Siover will hold services at the Biptist church in kManzinita precinct this eveiiiii"; also ion Sunday morning. Shooting Affray. . Clint Brown &nd John Walker, a son of Dan Walk er living near Ashland, had a shooting tcrape in hpragun River valley in Jamath county one day this week in vhich the latter received wounds khich may prove fatal. The cause of le row originated over some family louble. Report save, but nothinc Lfiniteis known, that Brown and his ie (a sister of Mr. Walker) had sep Led and in trying to get pov-rssion Ihf) children the trouble started w.i(li. laiiove rcsuus. itiiigia JUaiinftand m nave been jetii!itUlJQr-.ll:al fense and Mr. Hjmaker of Linkville will conduct the nro'sreution nt the preliminary examination as Prusc cutirig Attorney Kent had to attend the regular term of Circuit Court for Josephine county. The injured map was reported quite low at last accounts with chances against his recovery. Altamont's Victory. Jay Bi-ach, the well-known Oregon horseman, re turned from tho eastern part of the stats yssterday, where he has met with thn success that Lis stock almost invariably commands. Thn last meet ing he attended was at Pendleton, and here .the famous Altamont, a sou of old Almont, scored a signal victory. It was in the free for trot, best three in five, fcr a purse of 150 and tho blue I ribbon of the society, that A I turnout proved his breeding, even to the sur prise of his friend. There were but three entries, Altamont, Tempest and Goldfoil, a trio of fast trotters very evenly matched if one could judge from the pool selling. Tempest was lbs favorite, for had he not but recent ly in Montana defeated Oregon's fain- Ins stallion, Dexter, with a record of .24 Seven heats were required to lecide the race and the best time was lade by Altimont in 2:27, wining it and racs. "rOegonipn." Local Items- Fine spring weather. A. G. Epp3 of Medford paid us" n visit this week. Clothing S5.00 otuit and upwards at the New York Store. One dollars worth of goods for 50 cts. at the Ntw-York Store. Every Blaine and Logan man should be on hand next Friday night. The finest California wine3 can be found at the Table Itock saloon. Genl. Applegate speaks here next Friday night. Conio ever) body. (Jail at the New York Store and see if they are not selling out at cos. G. A. Hubbell will be found at pri&eut at B. F. Dovvell's law office. The Kendall troupe played to good houses in Ashland and Yrcka. Bargains, Bargtins, Bargains, and don't you forget it at the New York Store. f Misses button shoes 50 els. a pair and upwards at the New York ... okuic.s-usr i,-. .Mcfeil5deyinK visit ffiasSS&KS to, torllana tin w.ecBTSreturniiig en kai'ihgTinkiiuHoirs hall is ru one of the poisibfiUies'for Winter amusement, Dr. Will Jackson is at Kprhyvillp extracting decayed molars and putting in new ones. Eb. Diinick of Grants Pass and H. II. Magruder of Rock Point pa:d us a libit this week. The democrats will lave a rally here on Nov. 3d when A. C. Jones will be the chief orator. Wm. A. Owen hns returned to Jack son county with his family and says he proposes remaining now. Marshal McDanirl is again confined to his bed with a relapse. Ad. Helms wears the star temporarily. The assessed valuation of property in Ponknt", Oregon, is 525,300,000. The county owes 5,800,090. D. L. Hopkins of Waldo was in ton yesterday. He now resides on his farm in Josephine county. Pat Ryan's cellar is nearly finished. Some very hard bed-rock was found there which dtdayed the work. Mrs. W. J. Plymale did not go to Poitland as reported lawt wi-ck but ex pects to leave for a visit soon. Besides selling lots if dry goods J Nunan is shipying large quantities of flour lo Waldo and the coast counties. Senator James ,H. Slater will talk 'Democracy and discusthe taiift" plunk in that party a national plutfoiiu to night. J. -Ti Bqwilitch ond.-T.' B. Kant" went to Grants rAis-yeti,rdalo ad-' dress a Cleveland und Ueildfleicir- nieetniL' Dr. McKitiiiell nf For land and Mrs. Geo. B. Dorris of Euspuh Citv arc here on a visit to 'Jiquiie Hoffman and family. Samuel Colver of Phoenix is stump ing Oregon in the interest of the Pre hibition party as one of the electors on that ticket. The next term of Circuit Court in Jackson county promises to be a lively one and scrip promises lo be plentiful after its close. A traveling panorama with Pi of. Potter in cliHrge exhibited here this week but did not take much money out of the country. The Court officials and attorneys start for Kerbyville tomorrow to hold regular term of court. A very light docket is reported. Will C. King is lecturing on tem perance in Jackson county aud favor-t-d the county seat this week. He u now at Eigle Point. -"" Alex Martin, Jr., is in from Link ville. We learn that he chidp in res ponse to a tender missive inviting him to attend the Leap Year Ball. Arthur Laugell and wife diavo re turned from an extended trip to the northern country and are now on the way to their Klamath county home. Jackson county shows an increase of over $220,000 in taxable property over last year's assessment The rail road furnishes most of the increase. 'Eery;RKpublican slibulj- ontliarid on -election -vifcyl- - Remehi'jcr thu't eVeryvccujisand"thrJ)emoerats are mating a-still-hunt tocajiture the State. Dr. C. Lempert has established his headquarters ir. Mrs. (ja- nungs building where persons re quiring medical a:d can find him at all times. Thos. G. Rcanics and II. D. Kubli spent several duys near the head of Applegato this week on a hunting trip. They only got one deer but that was a fine one. If the fact that a man born in Eng land makes him an Englishman why is it that a man born in Ireland is not an Irishman? Jim Birdsey can answer the conundrum. T. If liT - t . iiasi wcpk a "iiatngs givps our neighbor some hints on business eti quette but Chawles failf to reply, as usual, and will probably carry on the business as usual. The "Times" claims four hundred names on the Cleveland and Hendricks club, taken from parts of the country. The Blaine nnd Logan club falls a few short of two bundled, witb no paric nlar efTort made to secure sienprs, and this would indicate a considerable re duction of the usual Democratic ma jority in Jacteca county. ' Ah Giddings and Uort Endings "Laving resigned as drjvers of O. it C. Stage Company between irelsa and Ashland, their places have been filltd by Mike Garvey und Jack Bartle. Dr. J. W. Robinson is back from Portland. He attended the Mechan ics Fair and bought lots of new goods while absent. Call around and look at some of the novelties he purchased. Mis Fanchion Dowell of this place is plaintiff in a suit against th Chief of Police of Portland, to restrain thai official from selling some city property belonging to her. The suit is over taxes. A full attendance or the members of theRebekah Lodge hero is req jested for next Monday night. A delegation of visitors from Ashland and Medford It expected and several invitations will a so be made. Cleveland has written a letter to Mrs..Heiry Ward Beecher in which he confesses and denies tome of the charges brought against him. The cartoon in last week's "Wasp" explains the situation thoroughly. Hon. E. B. Watson, late Chief Jus tice of :he Supreme Court, and Jf G. Chapman. Eq.. have fonred a ,co partnership m tin? practice of la,w;jinj mn lurvtuo&U iH . Eagle Point is'to have a ball 0 fv-ninc of Noveniler 4th. re will be Dmr.crats as well ns Republi cans there, and all will join heartily in the dance for it is known that James G. B'.aine will bo President then. We acknowledge receipt of a large supply of Democratic campaign does- inctils for winch wo teturn ilian!s They are only printed on one side and the blank page will do well to write Republican editorials on. 'Rah for Blaine. The flour now tfing manufactured ai K.irewski's steam mills cannot be excelled anywhere. With his usual enterprise Mr. Karewski has fitted the mill up with till the latest improved machinery and keeps a first class miller employed. Remember tho public speaking by Geiferal E. L. App'egate at Holt's hall nexf Friday nifjht. A roustfig meeting should be held as this will be near the elose of the campaign and "Linh" wdl favor his audience with a good speech. As no speakers frsm either side have visited Phoenix to discuss political questions and as one of their towns men is on the Prohibition electoral ticket Ed. Morgan is of the opinion that the vote of that precinct will be solid for St. John. Sulky Plows, Gang Plows, Reversa ble tooth aud smoothing Harrow?, five and seven luolli cultivator, plows and all kinds of agricultural iiiiplt-ments iusf received bvsBilgr & -Miieglv di- reet Jrom Uictnctorift mVthe .bast , v -t ',--'' JE"" . "" P r " - ' IrA re"M(lenJPhoMiiic'pjiidjafine in Jus'ic? Foudray's court tfits week -for fcssniilt aud battery. Why parties can not try these pHty cases in their own prrcinct, mid thereby save costs to thn taxpiytr, i a coiiundium that no would like to hare ausweied. It has been remarked by thote who xnow, that mellowness of old wines it found, in Germany, to be due to mi iucrpase in the quantity of glycerine used. The mellowness of the man who partakes of tho wine is not at tnbiitable to the same cause. Rpamps Bros, are receiving a fine assort nipi-.t. of Fancy and Drv Goods. lists, Clothing, Boots and Sho"s. and finest assortment of Ladies Cloaks that has ever tiepn brought to this market. All of which they are selling at prices that defy competition. A numbpr of the Jacksonvillo girls divided (lit-ir affections at the leap ypir party 'ast night by taking two partners, one from here and the other from Ah land. Mutters wt-re so mixed at last accounts that some of them didn't know which one of the boys he was. Lieutenant Thomas W. Symnns, formerly chief engineer officer of the df-partnipnt of the Columbia, nnd well known here, was married a few days since to Miss Emilia Robinson of Philadelphia. The young couple went to Canada for a month, at the end of which time they will take up their residence in Philadelphia. One week from next Tuesday the Presidential 'electionwilMre'hohUnnd miuuiii ine piecuon iorinrnn into me Jlxinifi-of Representative. lot n dfoiston we hope that body'" will dpcido' on Cleveland ,for Presidpnt nnd Belva Lockwood for Vice President. We know that Maria Haipin would not be jealous as slip is fully convinced that there is no show for her. Quito a collection of Indian relics, samples of cprpals fnvn in this section and specimens of difiernnt kinds of wood grown in this counlrv are nmnng tho collections made by Col. Ross for the World's Exposition at New Or leans, and taken altogether Southern Orpgon will mnkp a very creditable dis play. An) on having nnrthinethat would make a show should consult Mr. Ross at oncp fo arrangements can be made for shipping. Political buzzing rpppars to hnvo nt last commpneed. The campaign this year promises to hr short and sweet 'quick and develish,1 like a Minnpsota dancing tune. A? thp amount of coin to bo expended i snail, those having hold of the strings of the shriveled lif'e sacks could nt well begin to scatter the contpnts parlv in the sea son, or they would come in pmptv hnndpd toward thpclisp. It would be liko a man wearing himself out with jumping, while )nt lidfa'milenwav from the ditch over wbbh he designed vault. Ikna UUI.rffl Wl" r-riMM' lUIMblO VI tUlpMMMH V V"2.,I At It dki th h 7 I Ull Jl Tlifr In regard to railroad extension, it 1s confidently believed that work will he resumed at both end by next Spr.ing.J Villard i"b now reported to be in .hug land, making arrangements to recure capital, which will no doubt b fur nished, in offering the road as security, as it is almost worthless unless through connection is made towards securing a paj ing business. "Jodrnal." Waldo, Oct. 29th, 1884.k The .Waldo Game Club met persn ant to adjournment, Vice Presidtnt Uuwhlett in the chair. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. Com mittee on prosecutions have, ar-d with in their knowledge during ine past month. The chair announced tln'f tho meeting would adjourn until the regulur time of meeting the 3d Sun day in November at 1 o'clock P. U. un less convinced by special call of the president. Chas. ncGHKS, President. W. J. A'lMEn, Secretary. Suspicion points to three different parliei" ax being guilty of blowing up with giant powder the cabin of Charles Young at Empire gulch, near Virginin Bar, n!few days ago, a report of which atineartd in th "Ui.ion nt tl: time. Tho most . 1 itwas THAT HACKING COUGH bo, so quickly curfd by Sliiloh's Cure, guaianfe it. CkII at BrookK. WILL YOU" SUFFEK with We' Dvs- pepsia and Liver Complxim? Sliiloh'.s Vitulizer is guaranteed to cure you. For SH,e E- u brooks. SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made mis- erable by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for you. Brooks keeps it. CATARRH CURED, health and s-vent breath accured by Sliiloli's Ca tanh Remedy. Price 50 cents at E. C. BrooK.s's. Nasal Injector free. For lame Bn;k, Side or Chest usp Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. For sale at E. C. Brooks. SIIILOH'S COUGH and O.msump. tion Cute is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures consumption. Brooks can furtiKh it. vRHILOH'S VITALIZER is what you need forX,'oif5ttit;os,-Loss of Ap petite, Dizziness and all symptoins'oT Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents per lottlr. For sale nt K C Brooks.' CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shiloh's cure. Brooks keps it. Bees Heard Fuou. Mr. Colver, Prohibition Elector for St. John, dep uty Democrat, and seemingly a very honest gentltMiisn, earnest in his con victions, addressed the people at the Court House last night. It will be remembered that Mr. Colver failed to meet a former engagement in this c'ty for the very coodTejson that he was seriously, kipkJMya bull, wh,ichcame .tieiuvvuVdingtunffjls csrurg ?;ii,t,"jlr.ei Fiunffiis csrur ?;ii.t,".r.ei4 mi siippcii- wniutievoiea 10 ui.uMTitj hip nm liftnfKandllinrli-Rniiine nnr nnd nil tilings vvbicli-huitpd his Fancy t--aHacK Hh got so oud anil .vulgar on iho street corner that the marshal found it nee fssary to arrest liim.. IIu ut up for his nppparancr and will settle) with the nu-hoiities this morning for his mis conduct. It would occur to us that if the friends of temperance are wise they will bridle this fellow and quit sending out cranks to represent their cause. "Eugene Citv Register." ISabltaal Coallp.;tlon Is a prolific source of misery nnd many ills, giving lisn to Headache, Dullness, Fevers, Nervousnpss, Rest lessness, Biliousness, Indigestion, Pois oniiig of Rlnod, etc. The bitter, nauseous Liver inediriiies, pills, salts and draughts formeily used to lelieve the sufferer only aggravate the disease and siuken tho stomach. All who are unlicted in that way. know the impor tance of tho remedy pleasant lo the pulatf, harmless-in its ii!iture,nnd truly liPiielicial in its action. The trial bottles of Syrup of Figs given awav free of charge by our enterprising drugsists Merritt it Robinson of Jack sonville prove that it is all that can be desired. Large bottles at fifty cents or one dollar. Noddv Clothing Stokk. Ashland Oregon is the place for pvery man and boy, old or young, to buy their Fall and Winter clothing nnd furnishing goods because you can buy better goods for your money nnd you will live long to. pw rate shotldv and wtll.not"keenTvouivvifiri? and iliPii dfp, andthejivvlia ilHbe? comp of ycu. Oo to the Nobby Cloth ing Store by nil nipans, take no such chince.s! 'Jailor shop in connection. S von 'in get anything vou v-ant in the clulhiug lino. .'ItOcVasr. To c.iitivHte the pojmlnr laslp nml surpsss all previous efi irts to pie is., the palatp, requires io small nmoutit of knowledge and no litt .s'iill, anl when wpreiueuiberthai th- vpjy rreH. able livuid fruit rcinedv. Syrup' of Figs is as lu'HcGciiil to the svstp'ii, as it is nceeptitblu to the slomirh, v reidilv underntiiud why it is the u:;iver-al fi vorite as a cur for Habitual Coiisti pation and oilier illn arising from a weakness, or inactive condition of the BompIs, Kidnevn, Liver and StonTach. Sample bottles free ami large bottles for sale by Merritt fc Robinson, Jack sonville. FOR DISPEPSIA and liver som- j plaint, you have a printed guarantee on every liottle ot billions vitalizer. It never fails to cure. Erooks keeps it. A NASAL INTECTOR free with to I ench bottle of Shiloh's catarrh r:aiedv. J Price 50 cets. at Brook's. nimtii in supposition mamm 1 ,wr. i' &-'4V 'on life!and property. IB can and prosper, but if you gi and pay.he, old fasliionwl -j ncpi ii arjf coodland lhenget shoddy clothing .you'arediable ear. .because 'yca;''LttB1whiafgd li ;coln ""hecauso" tleJoril)Jsare, .-... r . -.' h ' taHii Death Of Frederick Heber. On Monday morning, last, "Uncle neber," as he was- fa'ifuliarfy T5n3vvn, onu of the old and honored pioneurs-of Jai k-on county vas called from among li earvlily friends to join the silent insj jiiiy.und his kindly.-face' will be Ion" miss' d in this community. Our friend w,as a natiro of Wirtembe'rg', Germ'any, 'uorii 'July 'JGih'lSlland at the day of his death Oct. 20t, 1834 had attained the ripe old age of 73 years, 2- months aud 24 days, much ex ceeding "the three score and ten," 'vouchsafed as the limit of human ex igence. Emigrating to tho United States at the early age of 12 he lived for a number of years in Philadelphia, subsequently removing to Weston, Missouri, from whence, in company with the family of Dr. Overbeck, he removed, with his wifa in 1852, to Rogue River valley, locating in that portion sjill known as the "Heber Grove" In 185G, when public exi gencies required sound judgment and integrity, Mr. Heber was eleited County Commissioner; discharcing his trust wjth such remarkable fidelity that, he was continuously rr-eleced. ifi the exception of one term, until 80, serving the people twelve years mil rpiirin" in ib latter vear with ssfiassassasKaihj .,yeiiiueser-,euBi)i4;iji"S rt'"JSVi was i tiftrt- Jes,JifiilrnWfliiHJjerevement'liveJ.a quiet and retired life true to her mem ory and waiting for the hour when the saire resistless messenger would re join them, strong in the faith of his Lunyielding religious convictions. One or the charter niemoers ot v arren Lodge No. 10, A. F. & A. M., of this town he was for many years one of its prominent officers and most honored members. Sciupulously faithful aud obrdient to Masonic teaching he wus equally true to himself and all others; measuring hifwholplife with the square and compass of truth; weighing every act in the scales nf justice end no liv ing being can truthfully say that an intentional wrong was ever done ly Frederick Iltber. In many respects Mr. Heber was remarkab.e. S'rong willed, jet he was gentle as a child. Fixed and inflexible in his convictions bin bearing was so quiet that his opin ions'gavo no offense and his simplicity oTiT3iurtffF-jnvariat)ly softened the edge of enmity intctt,ar?ct and ven eration. Mr. Heber was also" rtiem , i i t .1.-0....1 r .tit r?f nrr oi iiirc oouuieru irejjuu- Pioneer, participating actively at their last meeting in September, from w hich time dates his last illness, bearing his full share of the tria's of pioneer life and many an old friend who grasped his warm hand on that occasion w ill miss him sadly from the fasl thinning ranks. The end'of a pure, honorable and umblemishod life vas befitting bis simple ami well rounded character. On Sundav morning, finding himslf Jailing rapidly lip sent for Mr. Hoflf mamnnu seined im woriuiy aiidtr. itfyione.'ia,clouil se.emeu lo ;Q-iHieu and Iir RniiL- (rralluiillv niitil 1 n'clnr.k' ionXviontlay aioryinj;wjieii, urrOund p ny loving irienus ins spine pasp awav quietly a.s a" 'falling Autumn leaf imperceptibly a a gentle rippV on life's stre.im fades into the bound bss ocean of Eternitv and no purer toul ever winged its way to Him who gave it. On Tuesday the remains were followed to the grave by a large concourse of friends and, with the beautiful and impressive Masonic ritps, lai'I beside the early companion of his life that he loved so well. Human judgment i.iav err but, surely, one whose adherence to Christian princi pies was so true and whose gpntle, kindlv lifo was the leflex ofunswer ing faiih, as was Frederick Ht-ber's, must "in the ciovvu that all hope for at least let us believe that the faith that teiches there is no death has ushered him into u grander aud ever lasting lifo where there is no more pirting forcer. Now SriE Comes. The Oregon and California linilruad Company, having resumed couipleto control of their roid, says the 'Oregoninn," then; ij n, fair prospect that it will be completed through to its junction 'with thn Ore gon and California Hue. Bids for the wurk were asked for somo time since. Propositions for the completion of the ro-id have been submit'ed bv Messr.. !. P. Thompson and R. M. Steel lo the Otegon Construction Company, one to have the work done by Decern bpr 31, 1885, and another to have it done by December 31, 18SG. These ;froposiuons have been torwarded to London, unrre. they were opened on the ISili of October Thn bids pro yvide for grading the line from i he pus- Vnt terminus to thp junction, 30 11:1 e, and four and a half miles of sido track, liuililnig tunnel nnd budges, provid ing and laying the rni s and building stations in short, placing the road in complete order for the rolling stock nr.d keeping it in order for one year. It is probable that shortly after the bill are opened in London it will be known here what thw prospects nre for the speedy completion of thp road. If the contract is awnrdpd to Mes-srs. Thompson & Steele the work will be commenced forthwith and pushed for ward with the customary energy of these gentleman to its completion. "Union." Building Leased Prof. J. W. Merritt has secured a lease of the new Red Men building at a monthly rental of S4G ppr month and will move to his new location as soon as the building is finished. Thi will make one of tlir handsomest stores in town and Mr. Merritt wrll fill all the space with first class goods. The successful bid der secured tip lease by putting in iIip. highest sealed bid although several others were- close, behind him. 'iSnJmntiftSFTn.TRTO .be IRbl$wiC fbe MSter of, JacoV Waltz of-tlus .vaU For Sale. Four hundred Gne mut ton sheep for sale. Apply to Patrick, Doxeqak. Political Speaking. General E. L. Applegate will ad dress the citizens of Southern Oregon on tho political issues of the onv at the following times and places: Eigle Point, Oct. 27ih, 2 p. in.; Antioch, Oct. 28th, 2 p. pi.; Oct. 20th, Gan- lard s, 2 p. nu; Oct. olst, Jacksonville, 7:30 v. m.; Medford, Saturday Isov. hlst2, p. m ; Ashland, Nov. 3d 7 p. m. Everybody is invited no matter what their political views may be and a special invitation is extended to the ladies. Proposals for Flour. OXce of rurc1i&lhftnntl Dept Comm lnrr. Vni.cuincr UancV.i, W.T. Sept, 27, 1SS1. EALED proposals, in duplicate, sub ject to tin; usual conditions, will be received at this office nnd at the offices of the acting Commissaries of Subsistence at the fo lowing named posts, until 12 o'clock, noou. on Monday, October 27tb. Ibs4, at which tunc and places they will be opened in the presence of bidder? for the delivery on or before the loth of No vember, lSrf4, ol" llic following amounts of Hour; viz: Boise liks, I.T., 0S0J pounds; Fort Coeur d'Alene, I.T., 10,Gl)0 pounds; Fort Klamath. gn . 23 4S pounds; Fort Spokane, YV. T. 41,10a pounds; Vancouver liks, V. T., 47.04'i i omuls; Fort Walla Walla. W T., 43.708 pounds. Samples of the Hour, tnot less than two nottntlsVnropostd to be furnished, mtwt bejfsulimjticd with the propnials. The nour 10 in-jesuti oy iiaKing ucioio accepi aticc'SftPropds: s tor quantities less than tliuvJioVreqiiirCl will be received. The Government'rcservci tho right to reject nny-nr all bids, und lo diminish, or, with consent of the. bidder to whom award is made, to increase the quantities called for, as the exigencies of the service may re quire. Blank proposals end printed circulars stating the kind of tlour required, r.nd givins full instructions as to the manner of bidding, conditions tob: observed by bidders, and the terms nf contract ofpry ment, will be fnrnislied on application m this office, or to Ihe A. C. S. of the post ill which it is proposed to make delivery Envelopes containing proposals shunld be marked. "Proposals for Hour at ," and addressed to tho undesigned, or to the Acting ( ummis!.aries of Subsistence at the posts to bu supt lied. iv. A. KLDERKIN, Captain and .'. S., U. S- A. CHANGE IH MANAGEMENT OF,r- THE U- S. HOTEL, Cor. 3d and California Sts., Jacksonville - - Osn, IlavSiis taken charge of this hotel the iinderekwtHftkejdeaMire in announcing to the public that atOTjpUte change will be made. "- -x jCiio KPtxks lo " s- will be supplied with cvciytliinj the market aUbrds, aud a general renovation ol the 23ocl.se ciz3.cl. ITLooaaas will be made, lie is solicited The patronage of the pub J. DeRoboam. IST'otice: .Us S.L.VXD OfiTflO? AT ROSOTURS, '. il , J - '. .Jft "s. . K.BAi "". 11- . J. Notice Is hccbj glveiisp'Ursn4nt to iici; of Congress of Inne 3 1878 for the silu o" timber lands in tliostates of Califoru, Nevada, and in Vasliingloti Territory; that George II. Aiken has applied to pur chase the N K M or N W ).' N of N E if andSE iTofNEj Sec. 3ST33SUU East WiliamcUe Meridian. Any and all persons elaiming adversely any of the above described lands must fl'e their chiims wiih the Register of the Land oflice at Roseburg Oregon, during sixty daj's publication hereof, and failing to do so their rights will be barred liy statute. WSi. F. Bexjamix, Register. Settle Up! ALL PERSOIs'S INDEBTED TO THE undcrsigied by note or account are requested 1 1 call aud settle up forth with. Parties knowing themseives in debtcd to me will do w 11 to heed this no tice, as I am determined to enforce pay. menl where it is refused or neglected. II. PAPE. Sn. Jacksonville, Aug. 2, 18SJ. Settle TJp, All persons indebted to the undersigned at the date of Sept. 1st on book account arc requested lo tattle the s-ime before the first of October or costs will be made by placing my accounts in the hands of at torney for collection. This is the last call aud I mean just whit I say. S. P. IIANN . Jacksonville, Sspt. C. 1SS1. Dissolution Notice. r- The firm of 31'irat & Chale, engaged in the saloon business in Jasks mrillu is hereby dissolved by mutuil consent Kinhael Morut retiring A. Clialc will continue the business at the old st.ind and nsks lor a continuance of p itronage. lt.vriivEL JIoiiat, A. Chvi.e. Jacksonville, ept. 11, 1834. F.RITSSHAED, practical Watchmaker ad Jeweler, California Sreel, MAKES a specially of clrinint; and rc n.iirin" r:!lelie nnil elnnlra "XTi- -tris are reasonable. Give me a call. Sottlo TT;p. Having chinzcd my place ofluisiness to Ashlsnd nnd rcquiring-all the money due me in fitting up my new store I hereby give notice to all those indebted either by note or book account to coinn forward at once nnd m'iko settlement. I need the money and must have it HE XTtt JUDGE. Ashland, Oregon, May 10, 1881. Farm fcr Sale. The undersigned offers for sale one of the best stock faims in Knguc liivcr vallcv. It is located on Dry Creek, on the other side of Rogue river, contains 1C0 acres of good .'ml, with good bjrn etc.. on i'ae place, and wiM I. '- d at a Mr;, 'n Fo further parliiulars ca o.i f , r.ddr-s IICNUY W KVDElliTAMr, Jacksonville Oct. 18, 1884. K.KUBL1, (Mil Fellow's Cui'diiig JicLsorrillt, OrtRoa DCALER AND AVOUKCK IV TIN.snEKT IRON, CO PPEIBLEADV Pumps, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, NAILS, A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF ST0VE8 HARDWARE, TINWARE. POWDER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Fuse and Caps, WOODEN & WILLOW WARt ROPE, NAILo, . Pninfs Oils, Tarnish, Glass CUTLERY-, WIRE, Shot, I3?uslis, Chains. Sfose ETC.. ETC- I have sr cured the services of a flrst-cl-iss mrchauic, and am prepared to do .ill repairing prompllv and in superior style. In connection with the above I am re ceiving and have constantly on hand a full and first-class stock of GROCERIES, Dnv-aooD3, ami n ots, tobacco RKADY MADE CLOTIIISG. UL.ASSWARE. CROCKERY, fto. Every thing sold at reasonable rales. K. KUBLL Jacksonville, March 0, 1878. UUBTBRS EMPORIUM! s3, Jacksonville, Oregon. JOHX0HLLE2 - Proprietor. " h luiruwure. M He also keeps the largest slock of, and all the latest improvements In GUNS AWD PISTOLS, AND A F1HJ. ASSOUTMEXT Or Fishing Tackle, Powder, Shot, Sto ALSO LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, AND ALL KINDS OF OIL. Give him a call and examine his stock before making your purchases. Blymyer Mf g Co. BELLS. ifi Victor Sorghum & Sugar Mills. J III IS J.l.NFOKTII, Gcrtral Agent far the Pacific fa$l. 23 .H.iia Mrrrl, Mm Franrlsro. Illustr.iled Catalogues and our Sugar h ind book, a v.iluablo treatise on sugar caues and treatment of sugarcane juice, sent free on application. Please state which catalogue you desire, and also ask for prices delivered at your nearest rail mad point, cither from factory or San Francisco. Of either scr admitted fo- fho rOETLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE On any week-day of tho year. Tho College Journal, containing" informr. .ion of tho cow-so of .study, rates of tuition, board, examinations, etc., and cuts of plain and ornamental penmanship, free. Address, A. P.. ARMSTRONG, Lock BOX 101. i roETXAND, Oc. T- In xcritinij, please mention this paper. Saloon Property For Salo. The undersigned wishing to get out of the business hereby offers his sa'oon in Kerbyville, Oregon", for sale. The saloon property, together with the fixtures and all tbeliqunrsand other stock is included in this oiler. A. bargain lsofTered. on or address. PETER J jSEJCEER INjALt, KlNDSbF-AOKP-'. iiHltwal- iraplaocsfs.r tools nf ali cibd3, aada general aM)rtmcrrt,of shcllS-. kdktuyjAJl Euibyville, Oregon
