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JACICSUNV1I.1.K
Saturday. November 15, 18S4.
Church Notice. Th members of
lh Prefjyteriati Mite Society are re
aueated to meet in tits basement ut
tkn Church next Wedursday evening
when buiinest of ituportanco will come
up and a full meeting; it requested.
School Election. The elector of
tliii district are again c&llud on to vote
next Monday evening, to decide
whether a tax nlia.11 ! levied 10 sup
port our public- school. We Iio e
vary friend of the free school system
will turn out and cast, his vote fur the
tax.
Jackson County. This county at
the Presidential election, as canvassed
by ihe Board, cave the following vote:
Clevelind, 1,252, Blaine, 948, Duller,
32, St. John, 4G, Btlva Lock wood 000
Thi Rive Cleveland a mijority over
all of 13G, a very good showing for
Jackson county.
Rich Stiuke. C". McCuIlougb of
"Willow Siintics 'iirecfncE "found a
fijiocket5,of -quartz, the other 'day from
" -tlst B-rc1i2e'crnrarry"?30D, ponwi
lug it cut in a hand mortar, llie
pace whore the rock &h- fouud in
about a quarter of a mile north of the
Schuinpf lpdge and some prospector
will yet niako a fortune when the main
ledgo is found. The numerous disoov
eries made in that section go to prove
that there is pyiiig quarlz all around
and pro.pecting should b continued.
The Mackgy Cash. The two
Mackejt, father and son, tri-d in Jose-
phine county for the Murder of Alike
Purcell not long since, xere tried at
the last term of Court fur that county
nnd both found guilty of murder in
the first degree. The kenlrnee, which,
of course, would be hanging, lias not
yet been pruned as counsel for the
defendants has moved for a' nw
trial the motion lo Im argued befme
Judge Webster some time this- month.
Opinion seeniH to be about equally di
vided on this case and the e iu'ence is
all circumstantial.
Remains Found Several days ago
while Wiu. Gray and Win. Reynolds
were prospecting around for mump
building rock near the South fork of
Little Butte cieek they found the re
nadirs of a human being buried lens
than one foot undeigiouud. There
wa no sign of any cotliu and in fact
nothing wag found but the bones.
Whether this was a murder in enly
times is a couundrutn far our pioneers
t answer. It appear that no'hing
but rocks had been thrown over the
eorp&s when buried and thn discover
era left it in the same condition.
Clue Call While out hunting
near the head of Wagm r creek not
long ince, B. C. Goddard, Sr., sccom
pttnied by Carlos mid another son,
they found a muley cow itb her head
last iu the hollow of a stump itnl un
aele to extricate Ueielf. It took the
patty some ti.ne to re ease her sa thev
had no axe along. She had evidently
been fust, for several day and the
storm of next day would probably have
killed her. The brant allowed that she
belonged to Sam Phillip of Appb-gBte
and the owner to be just heiild le
ward these parties with the calf that
was along.
New Organization. A local union
of the Woman's Ciuistinn Temi eiance
Union waa instituted Thursdm, Nov.
13th, when the following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. He v. Bick
enbach; vice president, Mrs. Rfbncra
McDouotth and Mrs. Mnrv E Dm;
cirpponding secretary, Mi"H Anuit
E. J ihnson; refolding secirtarv, Mi.s
Am a A. Bilger; treasurer. Mis. V.
J. Ply male. After organiz'ng th
unioa Rejourned to mem ivt the M. E
Church Tuesday, Nov. 25 h, at 1 i it
At which meeting all friends of th
causs are cordially invited to be pres
cnt, Anna P.ilceh, Sec.
Lodcu Instituted. On Saturdav
evening of latt vreek DiBr;ol Deputy
V. J. Plymale, accompanied by nev
eral members of Burner Loilgp. of thin
place, went to Medfotd nnd instituted
a lodgs of the A. 0. U. W i h twen
ty six charter member. The ofiu-ers
of the lodgn am as follows; P. M. V.,
Geo H. William.; M. W, A.L John
Boa; Foremsn, W Burr; O ereer, M
Rodgers; Recorder, Taic Wolf; lie
crirer, D H Miller; Financier, Cim.
-Strang; GuidP, F. JI. V orbee. Iiuide
Waichuian, A. S. Johnson; Ou sidi
"Watchman, P. 0. Wilrou. After the
closing of the lodge the new initiate
invited thuir visiting brethren, anions
whom we aUo noticed sevetal from
Ashland, to a fine nupper at the Med
ford Hole! which seemed to be
thoroughly appreciated l.y all present.
The lodge starts out with bright pros
pects and we wish it success.
Reliciou-i Itkms Regular srrvi
ces ut the Presbyterian church next
Sunday both luornii'g and owning,
conducted by Hev. A. It Biekenbach.
Sunday School at 2:30 P M ...There
will be regulars I vice in the Ci'holic
church, Rev. F. X. Blanche! official
ing....Rev. E Glttins will preach at
the M. E. church in this place next
Sunday, both morning ami eveni'g
....Elder M Ptteitou will hold verv
icss at Grants Pass to diy (8turd u)
evening and at Jiimu oil-Joe on Sin
day . . . . Rev. Mr. Folson of the M. E.
Church, South, will t-otiti arrive at th's
place and tafcn chaign of the woik
Jiere. .. .The first quarterly meeting of
the M. E. Church, South, will be held
at Eagle Point on Nov. 29ih and 30th.
.... Hereafter there will be church
services at Phoenix every Sabbath
morning. Rev. A. 0. Fnirchihl
preaching on tho 3d Sabbath of each
month, both morning nml evening.
and Rev. A. R. Bickenbach preaching
on tk remaining Sulcata morning.
Local Items-
B. F. Dowell has returned from
Portland.
Thanksgiving ono week from next
Thursday
Piymale's livery teams are always
in demand.
Klamath county official gives Cleve
land 21 majority.
Undershirts 25 cts. each at the
New York Store.
Read Fred Grob's advertisement
and give him a call.
A Urge reduction in dress goods at
Solomon ii Menvor. "
Clothing S5.00 a suit and upwards
at the New York Store.
Ladies and childrcns hose
at
any
price, Solomon & Mentor.
Tli os. Collins came back
from
Harney valley this week.
The Odd Fellows of Grant's Pass
will jive, a ball on the 2b'th.
One dollars worth of goods for 50
cts. at the New York Store.
- Callatjthe'New Yoik Store, dnd.'see
if'ther iiter.oiswiitig' out-avcost.-fcji-.-
-" JX-V 1"" '
J. 0. MeCullr his'returned from
Portland. So has John A. Ilanley.
Marshal McDaniel is still quite low
but Has improving at Iat accounts.
Lidiop, gents and uliildreus sho
cheaper than ever at Solomon & Men
sors.
Preduce of all kinds taken in ex
change for goods at Solomon & Men-
bOIS.
We need more wood and must have
(hat or the money to buy it with at
once.
Mitres button shoes 50 cIh. a paii
and upwards at tho Nuw York
More.
Business cnmnipnrea iu earnest next
Monday when ciiiiiinul cubes will
be taken up.
Politics hay subsided, we are glad
to vay, nd everybody has gone to
work again.
Mavor Willard of Ashland and
Frai.k Hasty of the fame place paid
us a vLit this week.
Eb. Dimick of Grants Pa-s iu in
town i-ervinj; hi country a a witi.eis
Hit fjmilv is a,!so here.
John A. Caiter and family, hav-return-d
from a viit to friend in
Siskiyou county, California.
THAT HACKING COUGH can Ik
bo quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guiautee it. Call at Biooks'.
Mrs. G. Karewski returned from
San Francisco l.tst Thursday morning
after a piotracted visit t thit city.
R. Benedict ot Applegite nnd Mis
J. I. Knight of Wildt-rville vveie
iimi ilea iu Joteidiiue county la&t Sat
urday.
C. C. Cherry of the firm of Cherrv
t ParL-K, fouudrv men of Albany, vHs
here this week looking at our iron
mines.
Max Rjstel of Yreka, a brother of
our fellow townsmen, won ?00 in
the last drawing of the llavauna
lottery.
Win. M. Turner hss been appointed
administrator of the eslste of Fuel
Heber, deceased. Read his notice
nUewhere.
Solosion & Mensor, opjintite D.
Linn's cliin-t shop, olFer giet bi
usins in their entire line ofgeniul
msrcliAiidise.
Ed. Bvoth, who has been at Seattle,
W. T., for soiiih time past returned
home WediiHMlay and rt ill rcuiiiudur
ing the Winter.
A large lot of the famous Morrison
plows were received by K. Kuiili t! is
eek whioh he is selling at teduced
tric-H. Call mid extmine.
M. E Pogue is now Postmaster ai
Gold Hill. Nickell hones to be tin
man iu charge uf this postollice when
Cleveland "takes the chair."
Old man Pollock died at the countv
hospi'al and was nearly 100 years of
a-je. His wife urarly of the uif iige
lie I at tha hospital not lung since.
Dr G. H. Aiken now ride around
inne of th"! latest impiov-ed carts
ilk top on. G A. Ilubbell I, us also
teceivrd one. Tin v are nobby ligr.
Tin- brick work on the Red Men
and Kubli buildings is lu-aily all finish
fil and ih rtipentern have commenced
a oik with J. T. Ruloion in charge.
CUelind carrie I fsikivou county
by 152 uiijurity while C. II. Pv le
raiii-d the couuly by 2 1 1 1 a j u i i I v as
the Republican liuumwe for the ufttui
bly.
Nat Lingell siys its a mistake
about there being only one sho maker
ihop in tOU. lie will devcte his -
'ire tium to the kusiu'-as after March
4th.
A fine lot of furniture of all kinds
can always br found Kt David Linn's.
He alsn maki'x a specialty of the un
drt taking bus:ness, furnishing beanie
and all.
A movement is on foot to erect a
niotiume'il io tho irrmorj of Generul
Joseph Lsne, who was Governor of
Oiegou Tenilorv in 1819, and again
in 1853.
Numerous improvements are being
made to the County Hospital on the
D-Rnboam place uud all the patients
declare themselves well B tisfied with
the change.
John Orth found his ovprcost bv
advertising iu the Sentinel and Win.
R Jones informs us that Mrs. Ish has
sold every apple that it is possible to
spare, through the tame cause, and
still the "immensil?" had nothing to do
with reaching th-esult
Outside of local legal talent we
notice Rufus Mallory of Portland aud
E. L. Applegate and J. T. B.dilch
of Ashland in attendance on the Cir
cuit Court.
M. M. Estee, ex-Governor Terkius
and ex Senator Sargent are mentioned
as prominent candidates for Senator
from California to succted Farley,
Democrat.
Clay Dollarhide at the Toll House
was in tii ti week. IIw a as a
suit wiih the railroad company for
damages but the trial has not yet
taken place.
If you have nothing to give thanks
for over the election go to Ashland on
the 27th and attend the Knights of
Pythias Ball aud you will be happy
fcr a while at least.
The Demociacy of this State will
jubilate over the election at Portland
next Wednesday tnglit. llie. lit-puli-iicans
expect to ho'.d iheir celebration
some later day at tome point on Salt
River.
George S Howard has been doing
lots of riding this wiek serving mih
poena oh witnesses in criminal cases,
acting assiiecijllhSheriff-for the Di
'"'f" ars's,,,.,.,!!.!
h'j'i,envS5'!?'!,
,- ,m-.-Z- m aaaiS S11111111M
The grand jury havo bten invpsti
gating to see who it whs that was
g'ving minors in this town intoxicat
ing drink. We have heard of no iu
dlctineuts ut but hope un examtJe
will be made of :oine one if Uik piac
tice is kept up
The Birnes place near Jacksonville
is offered for sale and full piriii'iilarn
can ba had by applying to C. C. B-i'k
man at 'hi-i place. Ttiis is one of tlu-he-,t
farms in Soiithrrn Oregon and
will be slid at a baigstn.
Dr. W. F. Kienmr is now loca'ed
n Shiii'h valley here he will be fou"d
in chargo of Dr. Stanley's drug s'ore
vhich Iih bought not long since. He
ill practice just tlii same, however,
ar.d wi I attend to alls at any time.
Coiisltble Birdsey made two arrets
'his wppk, one, Edvvjrd Johnson for
.i'ss.ult einl battery, and ihe oilier,
Eli' C i Po en, for Ateuling an over
coat. Bjth psities were found guiltv
tn Justice's touitund pain their fines.
Two initiations in the Encamp
ment branch of thu order of Odd
Fellows last Tuesday iiihr. broiijh
"'() n leveral uiemlorK 01 th" onler
Irntu Ashlaml. A sujiper at Sovi'
'lotel was indulged in after the cere
tioiiies. Dr. L. L Whitney who Ins just
located at Eigle Point is u graduate
of the medicil college at Cleveland
Uhio and also has a dt loma from the
Kansas eclectic school. He served
lour years in the amy aud can hh w
aeveial woumla teceived.
Sulky Plows, Ging Plown, Reversa
vie tooth and smooiliiug IIarrove, lr
lid icven tooth eulunlur, ploM uud
ill kinds of itg'icullural iiiipleuients
justieceived by Bilger Si M.n-glv di
rect f i oni thu fauloiies in the Etst.
farmers call aud sen them.
Powder was burnt nil ever the
United Slates by both paitiesufter the
electiun, cum day one par:y being on
top and the next day tho other and ii
eiiiiiided us of the election in 137G
From present app-arancei the Demo
crats will get the last shout.
Mr. A. P. Armstrong, principal of
he Portland business, college, reports
'hat tlte atti lid-nice at his school is
i acidly increasing. The latt addi
tions am Miss Del'a Cardwell of J.ick
sonville, R. A. IveU-v of PeMille'nu
tnd A. M. Cohver of Mar.lilieM, Cons
county.
About tli3 finest lot of ir.il inery
40011s ever liiouglit to Jacssniiviup imi
jtlst been ojened out at Mrs. Piini's
store. It cnisis of sil kinds of ha's
mil bonnets, trimmings of all kind-,
tfs at hers, ladie.s' underupar, in f.iei
-very thing lequiied by the fur st-x.
Look iu aud v,re the assortinrlit.
W Hcknowlede a pleaanl call this
week ft out J. R. Steele, traveling
ieut and coriespondeiit for the
'Daily News" of PortlanJ; Tin
paper has improved wonderfully since
ch-nige in iiitiisvemi-nt has taken
p'ace and it is deserving of a libeia
jiutiouage ibtouhout this ecli u.
E. J. Jeffiey of Portland, Chainnaii
of the IVmociatie Sute Cennal Coin
tniltee, was ht;re sni(.raj Iiouik las'
Tuesday nnd one cruel Jiepiililn-aii in
funned us th it he cam- i '-.te.il" llie
vote of Jnckson'-couuty for ifte D-iiiii
c nts. Iu s!i,iv tliat w are lilieral we
will concede it io thai pnrtv witliout
contest.
The lodge of Knights of Pi I bias of
Aslil.did will goe a Mucisl oarty uml
dance at that place on the evening of
Tiisuk-giving nilii and imitations
will soon im sent out. Th fact of
Messis. Willard, Hasty nnd uther
li'ing in i huge as iiian-jgeis insures
Its I eing a suc.ess nnd all who attend
will have a good time.
As there vvns so much bu-itie.ss be
fore l ha grnd jury aid the latge
number of wi'iie-ss leqnned to te
examined befme tint lodv, Jaityi
Webster ilischnrged all the trial juror
until Monday nexr when enininal
business will be taken up. The Is
selt stage robbirv case will plobal ly
be the first no taken up.
Tims. D.Ross celebrated his 20th
birthday on Thursday last, lie was
the ireipient of a plras.mt urpiip
partv tendered him at the i.-.i.lcni e of
Mrs. Shiply by his friend- ii. J.icks n
ville and was also ureiiaded nt the
same time and place by the Jackson
ville silver cornet band. Elegant re
freshmen'si were nrvnlatid ibeevening
was one long to lie lemembered bv
Tom and his inativ fiien Is. A'-out 30
persons were piespnt nnd we j iiu with
them in wishing him long life and
happiness.
At a meeting of tho Board of Trus
tees this week Chas. 11. li'tin was
elected City Marshall to hold until
such time when Marshal McDaniel can
resume his official duties during the
pre.ent term. The appointment is a
good one and wa expect to sen Mr.
Bean make a wide awake and ellkien'
official something that has been need--'
ed for so mo titre.
A train of ten new Mitchell wagons
were brought to town Tuesday by
George Freeman for K. Kubli. One
wagon was hitched after tho other but
Freeman made tlw turns in the streets
without any trouble using only one
.(pan of horses. These wagons cannot
be excelled anywhere and Mr. Kubli
says he will sell them for les than
wagons wre offered for sale here be
fore. Look at them.
Jickson county lias Vpn sued for
$1,000 damages by E. C. Brooks. The
cause of action is based on the runa
way of Mr. Brooks' team not Ions
since tho vlainiiff claiming that it was
ciused bv a culeert llwt was badly iu
need of lepiirs S-ieral persons and
a valuable horse weie badly injured at
thu tium and if the county is made to
0 u t t V iu Baflrf 'ivnTOWmiJ V
j,i- " ' TStsaVK
At a'aiubipe;'of'the'T'DeTOOcracvoF
this place over the nows of the prnb
abl election of Clevelind and Hftl
driek", the (would be) II in. J. R.
Neil itiadu a peech in whic'ihesaid
th it ii. one ye.r after the inaugura
tinn of Cleveland aud Hendricks one
third of il.e preient federal office
holdeis w-duid be iii the penitentiary.
Th f.icl that J.imes was defeated for
I.Hislaiuie last June in a Deieocratic
county of over three hundred maj iritv
would indicate that the people had
nl'O'il the Mine opinion of him ai he
has of the fed em I ollice holdeis.
S!iss Henrietta Moore of Marion,
Ohio, chiirni in of theO ganizing Com
miltse f the National Woman. Chris
liui Teinpentnce Union, lectured at
the M. E. Church on iVednei-day
evening The l.i y is u forcible pleas
nut .spe.iker,lid pio-eiited the cause of
Temper. nee fiom moral, social, poli'i
cil ami scientific standpoints, illustrut
ins: h'T dia30urM with graphic pic'ure
from real life; hl ailvocaled piohibi
tniii, mill the lepeil of the licence
laws arguing thit persons who en
jnge in tin- diiul: trulii: which i-li-iliZ'il
and pio cried, :ue not lis re
-pon-ib e fur the terrible eviU that re
suit ft inn it ns tho government that
fosters it. Her lee'ure wa earnest
and interesting, currying wi'h it the
conviction that,! he speaker has thgres:t
cnuse she so a dy represents sincerely
at heart. On Thursdiy afternoon she
met the ladles of Jacksonville by kpec
ial appoint ment and organized a lode
W. C. T. U. ?
Bold Rocdi'.uy Lst Sj inlay even
ing alioilt 0:0 P."TI.lsJ.,'Uli .liovvn
party with a in tsk over his fuio en
leieo the rallroail officii nt Medfonl
nd wiih cocked levolv.-r in hand dr-uiunilt-t!
of ugeut Cuniiiugham the con
tents of the safe. The request way
complied with, as Mr. C. says he did
not know what else to do , when the
robber departed with about SCS0 in
o!d and silver coin. About 300 of
this amount belonged to K-iiiuy .1:
Wolteri, who kept it theie ou deposit,
anile the balance belonged o the in.il
io id company mid to Cunningham in
ilivuluilly. A rewttid of 300 is
iiffeied for the captuie of the thief by
ihe iiiilroad compmr and olficeiw me
on thu vi, tell forUsp"cli-d partiis. It
wus'a bold pi.ie of woik to my the
leist anil was no doubt done by some
oim luqiuiiited around the premises
nd !uiiuundiiigs.
Tuaciic Death. At the coronet's
inquest held at Seattle over the body
of the old man who mm luuoveruittl
killed a tew days ago by a train ner
Ri-nloii, it vi as hscpi lainril that his
iisinu wits Thoin isSuee. Frlriidswho
Ind known hltu for yeara identified
In ill. He cine to Cilifomia iu 1840.
out when lht war of tho lebeihoii
broke out hn went eust and fought in
lefenseof Ids country. At the clo-e
of I lot iar he again returned to the
.Last, and finally settled at Jackson
ville, O ejnn, where he remained for
seiernl veins. Hu was a carpenter by
'lade D ceitM-tl vi.is also a member
of ihe Ma-time fraternity, nnd steps
have already been taken by that order
to ive the re in a ins a decent burial
0 egon
Tin: Gaj
.he se.irou t
piled, niiti any one vihotdiill kit! iheut
itetueeii now nml July 1st will be
amity of ii misdemeanor. Abo for ihe
Killing; of br4tok tiout, anil iiuv peison
li.ivin in bis iossession or u itching
tne htinni between now nnd Apt il 1st
will l.n "euilty of a luisileineauor.
P. rs iu.s found miilty and convicted are
stilj ci io :i line of not les than 10
nor mure t'niii $100, or iuiirisonuieut
not less iliau five thivs nor more than
thief mtiii'lis, or both iuiprisiinii eiit
Hi.tl line. O'lehalf of the fine ";os li
ih- informer iiutl the other to the pro;
cut lli n torney.
The Oui:aoM anu California Ex
TCXSI .X i'lte tendeis fur llieooinple.
Hon tit the Oreemi and Ctliforuii rail
eiiul vveie opened ill Loudon on the
22d n' October and the Oregon C'Ui
siruction coiiiptuv, of ibis cilv- (Messrs
D I'. Thompson and R M Steel)
weie the successful biibbrs. The con
true', if let, i understood to embrace
the romplere luiiidiii", nml equipment
of the ruatl excejtt to rtdliii s'oek, and
embr.ices ulft) the scepiii! of the road
iu rp.ir for one year after completion.
It i understood ilm t-onlract pricn is
about 82,000.000 "Oipconiaii."
NoTlCi' All indebtptl tr, Dennis i
Mnrumi for pumps u ill please c ill at
Giro Brother's s'nro at Phornix and
settle. Dennis i Mougan.
lav damages for their neglect we hope
t h rwi I U liereM I er tUm.M per
UsdS&bVirlScPWlE
inn t i iTT-ii-io.1 vnsri i liiiiiiii uiiiiiik.
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'I .sfTIIII.. irn S .V I
Circuit Court Proceedings.
The following business has been
transacted in this court up to time of
going to press:
Present Hon. L. R. Webster, Cir
cuit Jud;;e; T. B Kent, Dibtri:t At
torney; W. II. Parker, Cleik; A. S.
Jacobs, Sheriff.
It was ordered that W. II. Atkin
son, John Dosier, S. Randies', L.
Brownsword, M E. Pogue, John Licv,
A. MilUr. B F. Crouih, II. C. Flem
ing, J. M. Roberts anil Will Jackson
Im excused fiom attendance us jurors
for tl e tei in.
Frank Kasjhafer was appointed
bailiff for the grand jury.
It was then ordered that the S'ler
iff summon eleven persons to complete
the regular jury panel.
Mary A. Donegati vs. C. D. Reed
and Geo. Eckles; to recover property.
Part of answer ordered stricken out.
Havmond it Mugruder vs. 'Squire
Griffin; to, recover money. Judgment
by default for 221 4S nnd costs'.
Haymoiid A Mugruder vs. L-wis
Neul; to recover money. Judgment
by default for $251 20 and costs.
Henry Smith vs. J. B. and J. F
Grois! o recover monev. Judgmpiil
WSr.SIQ.'-iindrraatK.,
t'tfawji '
gtfSSrflSiailKggS
Gre;uo(rej
cover' ntinp
TvTTUi
intl costs
A --
Lnuisa Bish vs. T. B Bish; wuit"for
divorce. Default entered njain.t de
fendanl and Clerk sp ointrd to taKe
testimony.
Caton it Garrett vr. Win. Tyler; to
recover mony. Judgment by default
for ?G1 SS and costs.
Amanda Gx vs. J. II. E Cox; di
vorce. Default entered and Clerk ap
pointed to take testimony.
Stale vs. Gen. R. Justus; indict
ment for murder in the first ilrirree.
Defendant given until Noy, 13, 1SS1,
o plead, when he plead not guiltv.
Commissioner's Couut. The fol
lowing ate the proceedings of this
court at thu regular November term.
....It was ordered that the County
C erk notify Thos. Mee to repair the
App'egite bridge. ... Further consid
eratiou of the Grant's Pass road mat
ter was postponed until next term
....Henry A Bauten of Pooman's
creek was grauted a license to sell
spiritoua liquors for six months. . . .
The Sheriff was ordered to havp the
iiliddlecel of ihe county j iii repsired
.... Re ort of Sh i ill' J hi-mIm, showing
tint he had Collected 1.17" 10 delin
quent property Ihx and -?171 delin
quent poll tax was accented . A 'ist
of persons in Jackson county liable to
otilitaiy duty was submitted by As
ses-or Nichols, showing 1,1G9 persons
liable to such duty. Accepted. .. .In
the mitti'r of the location of a rertain
cnuntv road between Jacksrnville ami
Medfoid. C. Mingus uUiming SI 000
lamsges, it was ortleretl that 0. C.
I'eekman, G. W. Fordvcp and C. Ma
gruder be appointed viewers of duni
ii:es....Iii the matter f thehioation
of a roid from Medford to eonn'el
with the Bntto Creek and Phoenix
roads. Report of viewers ni-cepted
and said road ortleretl established ....
In the nutter of a county roail be
Iween Jacksonville, and MedforJ. J
Ii. 'J ice, I. W. Th.ina nnd May
Divinson claiming tint thev would b
i imaged in the sum of S"72, $50 nnd
5200 i especially, C. C. D-ekman, G.
W. Fordyce anil C. M igruder werp ap
pointed viewers of daninge. . . .Sherill
Jacobs submitted his bond of tax col
lector, iu the sum ot 810,000, which
was appioved.
-
GiuND Jur.Y. The following g"n
tinmen compose the fraud jury for the
Novemb-r term: E. K. Anderson
foreman, D N Bud-ev, JI A. Htius
ton, J M. I'ichols, Ja'iies Bell, W. G
Breeding, Robert (Joudyear.
Not a true bill was let'irned in the
c.tErt of Fiatik Gu'hrie, held by jui
tice'scouil for an assault with intuit
to kill.... A hum bill was found
against Geo. R. Jus1 us, held for mur
der in the lir.st degree. . . .In the cise
of Richard Davis of Ratle creek, held
for ttdulierv, "not a tine lull" w iu
turned. . . .St ite vs. B S. Biker; held
for :iu xs-.Hu.lt with n tlangt-ious vienp
on. N't a true bill. .. .State vk T.
J. Russell; hehl for larceny. A true
I ill. . . .S.ate vs. J. is. B. Watkin-; Iar
cenv by lmlc-ii lndii-tiuent referred
back and a tiue In I fciiuil ... .State
vs. John Goniper; he'd for Nr'-eny In
a dwelling hou-e. A true bill ....
S'att! vs John M Gulp a true bill 1
chargw i wiih murder in the first tlereei
bevei al cast-
N0B3V Clotiiint. Sst KIL Ashlnnd
Oremi is th p ttce fur every in m -ititl
bov, till or v tiling, to buy their P.tll
hii I Winter clothiut! ind fuinishinu
uoo Is because you can buy beilt-roods
for your money uud tm ill live lunu
nnd prsisper, but if you ; i and piy tho
old f.tsluotietl pricee for uoods anil
then et shoddy clothinsy ou nre li.ible
to swear because you are cheuteil,
f. tcb coin beciuse the uood.s ato
sho Idv uud will not keep you vv inn,
and then tlie, ami then wlist will be
ciiiif of ycu. Uo to the Nobby Cloth
ini; Sioro by nil means, tuU no such
cluoeesl Tailor shop iu ccuiieclion
So you em uet anything you v-jnt in
the clothing line.
Him on. a Bank.
Re.inies Bros are reeeivinj a fine
assortinei.t of Fmicv inidDiv Goods.
H-its, Clolhiny, Riots nnd Sho's nml
1 finest assortment of Ladies Cloaks
lb it has ever lieett bronchi to ibis
market. All of which thev nre selling
nt nices th.it defy i-oinpeiition.
WHY WILL YOU coimh when
Slubih's cure will ive itinr.etli ite ie
lief. Price aOots. mid 81 0d Brooks
! ops it.
stiiintrenjTjnntf ppmitiv
LIIIIJJU! llVaLCIIIIIII III..HIIJVL
a positive cure for Ci
'ntarrh Diphtln'tiii
1? ' , e
i Brooks can tur-
ami Ciuker Mouth
I uikh it.
I I i-' . ...... 1 ..... . a... .. .. .... i;...lki-I
Membct's
OF TIIK 1I1IUTEKNTH DICNNIAL SC33I IN
OP TUE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF THE
STATE OF OEF.UUN, WI1ICII MEETS
on tub FinsT Monday in janu-
AUY NEXT.
Democrats maiked vi uh daggers
SENATE.
lb'82 Bak
Elected
Hames.t
in
-I. D.
Benien Thos. E Cau'horn.t
'Jla knmat John Myer.
Clatsop, Columbia and Tillamook
F. C. Reed.
Grant Henry Hall.
Jackson P. P. Priiu.f
Lane Geo. B. Dorris f
Linn Enoch Huult.f W. R, Eil
veu.f
Marion William Waldo, T. W.
Davenport, Jacob Voirhees.
Milltuomati Sol Hit. sell.
Umatilla S M. Pennington. t
Eii-cted in 1831 Clackamas C. 0
r. Williams.
Coos and Curry J. M. Siglin.f
Douglas John Enuiiitt, J. II.
Shupe.
Josephine II B. Miller.
La n E P. Coleniaii.f
Lint-'JaslshcWcittliej fordT , tf
! aiolnahrgseyi, S'fmon?SJ. (Cj
?inrrASigSiertBLW8
PfflkTand IienlonrJo33iD."'Lee,
riPrSThn CrHeit -'-Union
L B. Riiiehirt.i ;
Wseo, Crook, Klamath and Like
C. M. Cartvvright.
Wn.liiiiaio i W. D Hare.
Yamhill Jlenrv Warien,
Bjrch.J
C. II
IIou.sE.
Biker Geo. Cit mder, R. A
Lo-ketl.t
B-ii'on W. P. Keady, John A.
Ilenkle, M. J. Connor..
Clsckam.is F C. Geer, II. Will, J.
1 Wiit, Alex 'lllolllpsoil.
Clatsop and Tillamook C. Lieneti
weber.f (3oos John Roberts.
Coos nnd Currv W liter Sutton.
Clumbii R D. C."de.
Douglas G. W. Riddle, Henry
lingers, Ulias. B Wi cox, Win. .Mann
inf.
Grant G. N. McIIalev.
Jicknon T. F. Reull.t Tiie.o. Cim
ei on.
Josephine Arthur Porter J
KUmslb and L.ki W F. Absliier.
Lin R. B Hive.. J I, IMieu.f
R. M Veatch A. D. Burton J
Linn - Henry Ciru,J L II. Mon
'anve.J Harvey Shelton.t J. II.
IVerv.J T. J. Black, J F. A. Watts.f
Mit ion A. N. Gill.eit, W. A
Cusick, M. A. Fiiun, L-mU B'eakney,
Alex. Donning, Ch is. Mtller.f
Mulli-omal .lohn Kenwortlir, J.
Bvjrne, Sr., G'Orge L. Storey, Win.
iJirnes, H. S. Davenpoit, J. E. Mayo,
L Thrke'sou.
P.dk S. D. Gibson, W. II. Kuyk
endall,J Jos. Craven J
Umatilla J. L. Morrow L B
Cox t
Union F. T Dick, E E Taylor J
Wasco and Ciook A R. Lvle, W.
McD. Lewi'.
Washington W. A. Prosser, W.
13 Jollv. 1. L. Smith.
Yamhill -J R. S Hitlers, E. II.
Woodward. J.C. Nelson J
Scti-i'u Number of Senators, thirty.
Republic ins, seventeen, Democrats,
thirteen.
Houp Number of Repreenta
lives, sixty. Republicans, thirty five;
Democrats, twenty-live.
Joint Convention Nninnpr of
iiif!i.tKrK, ninety. Iiejmllicin8, iifty
iwo; Dfiiiocr.U", thirty eight.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dys-.-i-i.i
and Liver Complsiiii? Shiloh's
Vi'itlizer is i;ti'ii-.iiiieed to euro you.
For snip nt E C Mrooks.
SLEBL'LESS NIGHTS, made mis
em bl e by th.it terrible COUIi. Sllilnli's
Cure, is the r ineily lor vuu. Rrojks
keeps it.
CATARRH CURED, health and
s-ieet Irie.ith acvureil bv Shllnh's Ci
hi ih Remedy. Price 00 cents ut E
C Rtoiik-s'h. Nasal Injector fiee.
Ftir luiiii- Uuk, Side or Chest ue
Sbiloh'.s Porous Phister. Price 25
cents. Fir snle nt. E. C. I.rooks.
SlIILOirS COUGH and Cmsump
lion Cute is soltl by us on n cuirantep.
It cures consumption. Brookn can
fui lie Ii it.
KH I LOU'S VITALIZER is what
vim need fir Const it.ii ion, Ltis. of Ap
petiie, Miztiiess nml nil sit eiue of
DvMiepsiii. Price 10 nml 75 cents
For ssie nt Ii tj. Uronlcs.'
ri iitiTnfJnTirn s-.TT
vnwt.:u WUUJ
itTs Tuitiieiliiitelv relievet
by ShllohV cure Brooks kpeps it.
Alt the t::ize.
To c.iptivale the popular l.isto and
stirpiss all previous eliorts to pie ise
the p,i!.tte, nqiliies mi small amount
of knowletlrt ami no littes'ill, nml
vihen weri'ineuibi-r th it th" very nsrep
hIiIi liv uid fruit leinedy, Syrup of Fitfs
is as beneficial to tho system, as it is
nccepinblii to tho stouinch, vvc re.itlily
undeist.intl why it is the univer-al f.t
voiitens u cure for ILibitual Consti
pitiou and other ills arising from a
wenkiiess. nr innctivtt Limdition of the
IJ unb, KMnevs, Liver and Stomach.
Simple bottles free mid hirne bottles
for s de by Merritt it Robinson, Jnck
soiivillo. Kxecutrix'.s Notice.
In the matter id' the cstiite of John
Stomrht, t!-reised.
"VfOTirr. islnrtbv Riven that the un-
N-
uc'Msncu mis nan app-nnien nyine
County Cnu-t olMiirkstn county. Oregon,
silliii'i in I'robite. ix eulrix of the estate
of . loin Stotmlit, deceased.
All persons indebted to ssid eslnlc arc
rnpiestetl to settle lhesim" immediately,
and thec h-ivin; elninis si-riinst tho
estate v.il! present thrm v.iih the prop-r
vouchers to the limb lsi'.ned. residing in
I'hotnix, Jiuhson rrnii. On son. within
' six months fn m ti i'.t pub ication id
j this notice. Ht!il vrou,-"T,
fx pi'.rix of-ald li di-.
Dated Nor. A, l.bt
.5iU52,2:
iMd Fellow's Builtlins Jtclisocville, Oregon
DUAL.KU AND M'ORKEK IN
riN'.SHKET II.OX.COPP ERLEAD
Pumps,
AURICOLTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
NAILS,
A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF STOVES
HARDWARE, TINWARE.
POWDER OF E7EUY DESCRIPTION
Fuso and Caps,
WOODHN & IV1LL9W WARE
gsrlROPEVNAILaTvv:
Paints Oils, Varnish; Glass
CUTLERY", WIRE,
Shot, Brcshs, Chains. Joso
ETC.. ETC-
I have secured the services of a first
cl iss mrclmaie, and am prepared to do1
ill repairing promptlv aud in superior
style.
In connection with the above I am re
ceiving and have constantly on hand a
full and first class stock of
GHOGSHIBS,
D".Y-CI00DS, GUM B0TS, TOBACCO
nn.vuY jiAon clotiiixg,
GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, &c.
Everything sold at reasonable rates.
K. KUBLI.
Jncksouvillc, Marsh !), 1S78.
UDSrBRS EMPORIUM!
yN S
s
Jacksonville, Cregon
JiHIS MILLS?., - rropric!or.
DIJALRR IX ALL KINDS OF AGRI
ctiltitiul implements, tools of all
kinds and a general assortment of shell
h.udw are.
sd?i8fe
mM
iv
SS
He also keeps the largest slock ot, and
nil thb bitest improvements in
GUNS AND PISTOLS,
AND A rilLI. ASSOnTMEST OF
risliicg tackle,
Powder, Shot, Etc
ALSO
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS,
AND ALL KINDS OF OIL.
Give him a call ami examine his stock
bclbrc imikmsj'yoiir purchases.
Blymyer Blf'g Co.
BFi 1 S
Lu las ika t? m
Wmm FRUIT DRIERS.
itSusar Mills-
foi:th,
Agent for tlie Pncifie Coast.
33 Ziala Mrrel, San tranrtsro.
Ilnu'wlcd Catalogues and our Sugar
Iiuid loot, a vtlit ble treatise on sugai
cit.es and treatment of sugarcane juice.
sent tree on npmication. rie.ise state
which cat iloue you desire, and also ask
lor piices delivered at your nearest rail
Mitt point, either from factory or Sa
Francisco.
iliCL
Of cither ecx admitted to tho
TOr.TLAND BUSINESS COLLEG!
On any 7cck-day of tho year.
Tlio Collc0o Journal, containing infon?
ion of tho course of study, rates of tuiti".
hoard, examinations, etc., and cnta of jilil.
r.nd ornamental penmanship, free. Address
A. I". AEMSTRONG,
Lockbox 101. roirrLAsro, On.
J In icrilinq, please mention Mis paper.
Saluon Prcpsrty Tor Salo.
The undersignetl wishing to get out of
the tuisini sa hereby offtrs his saloon in
K'Tbwille. Oresron", for sale. The saloon
property, together with the fixtures aud
all I'lelimiorsand other stock is included
m tbisi-ff r. A b-irsnin isoirered. Call
on nridln-ss. PETFR REISER, JR.,
Kutbyvtlle, Oregon, August, 15, 1S4.
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