I .
OREGON SENTINEL.
JACKSONVILLE
Saturday, December 27, 1834.
Pardoned. J- Goldsby, sentenced to a
term of one year in the penitentiary lor
gouging out one of Samuel Phillips' eyes,
was pardoned out this week and has since
returned to his home on Applegate.
Sudden Death. 2?. Solomon a
hide buyer well known in this section
d"ei of heart disesa at Albany last
Tuesday aged about seventy year. He
leavci a family in San Francisco.
ENTERTAiNJinxT "Queen Esther" will
be presented to a Jacksonville audience
by Ashland amateurs next Tuesday even
ing, December 30ih. An cxrellent com
pany, composed of the best talent in Ash
landi, hare parts in the play and a good
audience should greet them. Popular
prices will be charged.
in
Htmeskai. W. G. Kcnney of Medford
and Miss Mollic Snider of Roseburg were
married at the brides residence at the
last mentioned place on Tuesday of this
week. They arc now at Mediord where
Mr. Kcnney is engaged in business where
they will make Jlieir permanent home.
"We wish them good luck and happiness.
Reuekaii Election. Ruth R
belcah Degree Lodge L 0. 0. F. tleet-d-offiC4r
last Monday evening with
the following result: N. G.,-Mr.
John Miller; V. G , Miss Anna Bil
$er;R. S., IL H. Moor.; F. S., Mrs.
W. J. Ply male; Treasurer, Mn- Chris
TJlrich. Installation will take place
at the first melting in January.
"Who Can Heat It! Nick Wright,
who lives on Big Applcgate, put in fifty
acres of grain this season with the assist
ance of a mule ajd a horse. There is
nothing very strange about this, but when
you consider that Mr. Wright is78yeais
of age, the mule has seen 37 summers and
30 hard winters have passed ov.cr the
horse's head you mt.v think they are a
very good team jet. We get this informa
tion from Thos. Collins and it anybody is
to be called a liar tackle him first.
Match Hunt To-morrew is tlir
day set for the match bunt and two
t jams will o out to centeit for a sup
per after too day's sport. One side is
composed of Frank Krause, J. C. lie
Cull), Henry Kubli, -Marcus Arm
strong, Geo. Neuber, Thos. Clemmons,
Wm. Little, Geo. Ross and "Win.
Mensor. The otter team is D. W.
Croeby, Henry Pape, Jr., Al. Carey,
Fred. Furry, Ed. Cton, Too. Hers,
Joha Rots, J. R. Little and Ed.
Beoth. There il bo neod of engaging
game in advance as it will no doubt be
a drug on tbe market after the hunters
retort.
Races. The races advertised to
cenieoffoa Christmas day were run
on Thursday according to programme
in the Hanley lane near town. The
400 yard race for a purse of 20 wi
won by Wua. Hanler's saidla. Jiorsc
"Couchey" and the 200 vyard race for a
pure of $15 went toT. Mile' "Dollit
C." The foetraeefore-jmrsee-f S10 fi
ssW"wbii by Thot Ron, beating D.
"V.toby, Geo. S. Howatd and Chrh
"Ulrica. The attendance at the races
was not very large but thoe who wen
present had the satisfaction for ohci
of seeing everything ruu for blood and
all seemed well pleased.
The Foot Rack. This much talked
of race between Henry Meusor ot tlii
place and Charles Pendegt of Ash
land caiun off at iho last ntuitiouer
place on Chriitmas Way and was won
by Mentor by two feet making a rec
erd of seven and ene eighth for 7f
yards. Tlie general opinion seemed
to be that it was a "chuck" race bu'
the time made and severnl experienc
ed men held watches shows that tin
winner is a foet racer ami il vill tak
a better man than Peudcgast to beat
him. For the precnt we will call him
the champion of Oregon aijd any one
who disputes the title cm call ureuud
and try him.
Relioiocs Items. David Single
preaches at Waldo next Sunday....
Elder M. Peterson will preach at Med
ford next Sunday, both taornitis: and
eviaing... .Regular services will bp
held at the Catholic Churt in this
place, Rev. F. X. Blancliet officiating
Rev. E. Giltina will hold services at
the M. E. Church in this place Sunday
mornins and evening .If his health
will permit, Rev. A. M. Ruisrll of
Ashlacil will hold services at Medford
on the Erst Sunday in January ....
Rev. A. R. Bickenbach will preach at
Phoenix Sunday morning and at the
Preibyteriati Church in this place in
the evening.
r Latest-News. Tho Salon States
nan of this week gives us the follow
ing information; Geo. R. Justus, sen
tenced to serve tea years, and John
M. Culp, for twelve years, each for the
crime of ncuilaughter, ware brought
to the penitentiary yesterday by SheriG'
Jacobs and Deputy Steadman. Culp
is the fellow who killed a man receatlv
.at Ashland, and Justus killed his fata
er, hs claimed accidently, a couple of
years ago. His case has been hanging
fire ever since, and his counsel has
been trying te make juries think his
patricide was purely accidental. But
the weight of gold did net turn the
scale of Justus this trip.
Nobby' Clothing Store. Ashlnnd
Oregon is the place for every man and
boy, old or young, to buy their Fall
and Winter clothing and furnishing
goods because you can buy better goods
for your money and you will live long
and prosper, but if you gi and pay the
old fashioned price? for goods and
then get shoddy clothincyou are liable
to swear because you are cheated,
catch cold because the goods are
shoddy and will not keep you wrm,
and then die, and then what will be
kcome of you. Go to the Nobby Cloth-
ling Store by all means, take no such
khances! iailor shop in connection.
ie you crn get anything you vant in
le clothing line.
Local Items-
Swear off.
Lots of rain this week.
Happy New Year to all.
How de you like the weathei
CaU ou J. R. Little for your masks.
Red Men's installation next Tuesday
night.
Attend the masquerade next Thurs
day night.
Eggs are worth 2J cents each in
Jacksonville.
Fancy goods of all kinds at Solomon
k Mensors.
Lock your doors and look out for
petty thieves. r
For a fine suit of clothes call at Sol
omon &, Mentors. f
For holiday goods of all kinds go to
the New York Stere.
Date your letters 1SS5 fiom and
after Thursday nrxt.
Miners and farmsrs are happy now
since the raiu commenced.
England butter taken in exchange,
for goods at New York Store.
Trunk and values m endless quan
tities at the" New Yolk Storo.
The plare to buy your Christmas
goods is at Solomon & Mentors.
Colvin sells 11 oands ef Golden C
tngar at he Farmer's store for 61.
Large variety of chairs of all kinds,
just received nt the Now YorL
Store.
Tho largest stock to select from in
Southern Oregon at tbe New York
Stoie.
The Curtis claim on Jaekson creek
will be in charge of Frank Smith this,
winter.
W. L. Record has returned from a
business visit to tho northern lud of
the state. -.
St. John's day and the Masonic fra
ternity will ceiwhrate Recording to their
usual custom.
A let of double buggy harness,
nearly new, for sale cheap. Enquire
of Dr. Aiken.
' For caih wo will sell boots and
fchees cheaper than anybody. Solo
mou mid Mentor.
A fine assortment of ladies and gents
underweare cheaper than ever at Sul
onion it Mensors.
Judge E. B. Watson came back
from Portland this week to rpnd tbt
holidays with his fumily.
Drinks are free nt. the Gm saloon at
Mr J ford. Congratulate Kcnney and
he don I cure for expeuf.es.
The dancing master left town thi.-
week without organizing a class, He
av this is a tough town.
" fpip . r "-- -- -- :
Tjo storm lias also extended to Jo
sphiue uountr and ktngns hero missed
making cnunvctiuus this vreuk.
Call on Chas. Kearns at Slr. Kreu
zrs bakry for your Now Years turkry.
He also has tome fine fat gesi-e.
For the next CO days we orTwr girat
bargalus in our cntito lina of general
ineictiaiidite. Solomon k, Mwngor.
Solomon & Mer.or opposite D
Linn's cabiunt shop iffer great bargains
in their entire line ot drtss gt-od.
Smut) of our letters sout nut las
week must have been init-carried as we
have not yet lud a response from all.
The RedCeldBios, of Douglas coun
ty challenge any one for a shooting
match for any money up t0"-1000 k
tilde.
We will present ell of oursuhscibfr
with ona of our nr.w receipts for a .New
Yeors present if th) will call and set
tle up.
Pete bought Maria that present at
Merrill &. Robinson's tad the wedding
will take pUce next week. Only u
few left.
Mother Gossip has only one wedding
to report this week and tho says that
G. S. and E B are going to join for
tunes soon.
B. F. Rceser, one of Ashland's
rustling business men, was at the
county Feat yesterday aud made us a
pleaiaitt call.
Rafael Morat made over 8,000 gal
Ions of wine this jcar and several
other vineyards in Jacksonville did
nearly as well.
An inpromptu sociable dancn was
gotten up lrere Christmas night in
Holt's Hall and e. good time had by all
who attended.
Water isjp.enty at the John Miller
mine on Jackson creek and a full force
is now employed in piping to ttcure
the filthy lucre.
Theplugbat brigade will turnout
on New Years day and we hear that
most of the young ladies will keep open
house for the callers.
A burglar entered M. Mensor's resi
deuce one eight this week but some of
the family waking up he left without
taking anything along.
A large lot of the famous Morrison
plows wero received by K. Jlubli this,
week which he is selling at reduced
prices. Call and examine.
Remember the administrator'ssalo ef
property belonging to tho J. P. Parker
osta e to-day. Soma va'uablepropeity
can be secured at that time.
At a sociable the ether evening
young Maischer stole a kiss from the
pretty Miss Towne. A few minutes
afterwards a friend asked him what
ailed his nose, whereupon he drew the
bark of bis haud across that promi
nent, organ, looked at his verrai'.lion
stained knuckels, and muttered,
"Hurophl roinc one has fainted the
Town- red!"
August Trunk is nowinj charge of
Henry Bauten'a plafe while vhe latter
is disabled with a broken arm. Call
in and teekhim when you pass that
way.
The members of Ruth Rebekah De
gree Lode will give a soeiable and
supper after the installation of officers
at their next regular meeting January
5th.
A. L. Johnson land agent at Med
ford has sold considerab'e farming
property within the last week and says
there is a good deaaud for farms at all
titties.
Congress at its last session appro
priated G,100 for tbe support of the
Modccsand Klamath Indians and
$0,000 for the Indian j, at the Klamath
agency.
Wm. H. Tarker sold all his cattle
to one man this week. Hs could not
get thrin all toguther last Saturday
and for that reason they were no', auc
tioned cff.
Studies will b resumed at the dis-trie-
tehool and St. Mary's Academy
one week from nrxt Monday. In the
meantime cutside scholars are visiting
friends at home.
Brother Leeds of tho Aihland "Tid
ing" now runs his ptepses with water
power and has about as complete an
establishment as can be found iu this
end of the slate.
Turn Clcmmens says ho is going to
close out and goods can be bought
there at your own price. Call before
Now Yars day as every thing must
j;o by that time.
Tho Jacksonville Silver Cornet
Qaud faoinJ our citizen with a ser
uade on Christmas day. TltJ boys
arp all making gooW progress under the
leadership ef Prof. Sohmitt.
James Lawrence starts for San
Francisco to day where he proposes lo
cating peimanently. Lawrence is a
first class mreliauic and a good citizen
and we aie sorry to ie him Icavo us."
If you wear red uiiderclothitrg dont
show it .o John Orth became hs hud a
let-of it sto'irti the other night from
his clothes line and he propeses to
claim all iliac he can find of that
color.
Fruit growers association will 6e
organized at Gold Hill some timo next
mouth. All interested in this indus
try arc invited to attend and due no
ticcofthtt date will be given next
week.
The Southern Otegon Development
company now has 500 tens of Tow
grade oio ready to ship from Jacsen
countv to East Portland as seonasthe
reduction wotks iu what city ar in
operation.
Ws ate now getting e tri-voekly
mail that is the contractors brought
tiR one mail this week and have hern
trying uvery since to bring us another.
II xr.Yj.stsrm lsor ?, and ewih- nf m -
is the cause.
Frsd S. Aiken aud several others
cam down from the head of Rogur
liver this wet-k to pr.vo upon tlieit
land. Streams ere so high that thaj
bad to go to ike headquarters of some
'o gt across.
The ChrNrmas party at Lavenburgf
Hall in Phoenix "was well attended and
proved an enjoyable affair. The same
can aiso be said, of iht party given at
Medfurd and at the Bauteu pUa on
Poormuiis cteek.
Tho lincit brands of wines, liquor
and uigurs always kept cm hand at th
Gem saloon at Medford. One of tk
best billiard Ublts may alio b found
iher. K. & W. will always give rou
a hearty welcome.
.No through trains from Portland
or tnodat and there is no telling
wTitTi regular time be resumed. Riil
road agents hive "jcen notified to refunr
freight fdrtl'e present unless the ship
per takes lii own risk.
Some cranki ln-tVe Oregon Legiilt
taro elect will intro9ile a bill prohibit
ing hunting on SundayTXWe would
like, to trade olfs -me of the itipresaid
tranks for ducks and gese ev en "iftaJLconveyancing and promote tbe inter
they are bagged on Sabbath
Augle At Plymale cf Mdford are
enlarging their metchandise business
and also shipping grain and. j roduce
of all kinds to tho Portland market.
They are enterprising men, and ar
meeting with dcsencl success.
After advertising a wagon for tab'
in the local papers for several weeks.
Sargent Dunlap found out that li
needed that waon more than any one
el;e and ha? withdrawn it from the
market. Nothing like advertising,
Wm. Bybee will before long set out
a good tzd orchard, , principal of
prunes", on the est side of hiti fatm
back of his lesidence. He has recent
ly bailt a house thore to be used bv
the oue who will take care cf the or
chard. Gold Hill indulged in a Chtistmas
tree and other festivities ou Christmas
eve so we are informed by B. F. Mill
er. The largest erowd that had evr
gathered in that section was present
ant over fifty numbers were sold for
the dance.
Klippel and Keaton are two of the
happiest men in Southern Oregon,
They are now ab! to run their pipe a
few hours oach day and knowing that
their ground will pay if they only get
enough water they look for a good sea
sen this winter.
Yo can be a spectator at tho Mas
quersda Ball for fifty cents or you can
take the whole thing iu for 1 50.
This party will no doubt excel any
ever held here before and the attea
darce will be large beyend a doubt.
Help the lodge along and shov your
appreciatien for the fine building
they have just erected even if you are
not in the habit of attending a ball.
r, c;a of) Re
ry Ward Beecher and oimander of
the steamer Evangel, lunir.ng on our
not thern waters, is spoken of 'as the
probable successor of Cellacter Bish at
Port Tewnsend through the election of
Cleveland. -,
The masquerade ball te- be given bv
the Red Men on lew Years nigh'
promises to be the mosi pleasant of
the season; extensive prefjratijns ae
goiug forward and all who attend may
feel assured of a splendid time and a
niest excellent supper.
A man named Higinbstham from
Ejgle Point come to town this wek
and stated that he had stabb&d Wm.
Worlow at tlut place and wanted the
authorities to taka him in charge. The
whole thing proved a hoix, however,
arising from a disordered mind, caused
by drink.
Thos. G. Reames has received in
formation from Portland stating that
Jackson county would also be favored
with a few of the GoluVn Pheasants
recently brought from China by Hon.
O N. Denney. Thy at said to be a
beautiful bin! and will thrive well in
this climate if protected fur a time.
S. L. Dolson and Miss Tjnima Oirieh
of tis place weremarritti at Yrrka
on the 21ttinst. Mr Dllson will b
remembered as the engineer ho hnd
charge of therailroad work throu;li this
va ley and lately emplcd on th
Panama canal. Wnji.iu in wichin
them much happiness and prosperity.
The planing mill at Ajlilaml and
the saw mill on Kean'creek, be
longing to L. S P. Marsh is offered
for sale either in whole or in" pait.
The owner's failing hallh is the rue
of the sale and any one wishing- good
paying, well-established bunioess can
gat a bargain by calling on Mr. Marsh
at once.
Masquerade suits for tho Reh Mens
Ball on New Years night ean be se
cured of B. Frehnemann at the U. S
Hotel for small cost. Thet arcfrorathc
BldwialTheatiecostuaicrs of San Fran
cisco, more elegant than aiex seen Iipm
before and you cat buy or ;rcnt a suit
for the night. No charge fer looking
al them.
Sledford is going to start a nws
pprin ahort time whfci will prob
ably b the long talked if organ of
the disaffected demccracy or itidepend
eats in politics. The proprietors are
the tubxtantial moneyed men ef tbe
interior of the valley a;.d they will
undnubtedly make a success of it.
The more the merrier.
The Christmas tree at the Prpsby
terian church, on Christinas night
was an iramrnse succass, there being
probably more fcholarp pre;nt than
will be sten again for the uext half
year; there was ample provision made
for all and -the energetic ladle who
had it in charge deserve jrceat credit
for their interest in the liM1 folks.
Buntsilf- P5To 2.) $ A. 5.', of
Ashland on th 11th inst. elected the
following otlicors: Post Coaimauder,
C. Ivens; Senior Tic CommauJer, J.
M. McCall; Junior Ytct Commander,
D. W. Matthews; Quartermaster,
Robt Pool; Surgeon D R B. Winm
ford; Officer ot the Day, J. II. Hyzor;
Office Guard, A. Carr;'Trusteer, J M
McCall, E. P. Branch, and B. Bach
Tho Ladirs of the W. C. T. U. will
give a literary entertainment and
lunch sociable some time during the
coming month, the l.roceeds to bs used
for the purpose of establishing a pub
lie librarj and reading room. The
object is a laudable one, and we hope
to see itsscceed.as a public reading
room hi long lueu considered a neces
sity in this place
Thw Real Eitate' Agents of the
United States ar preparing to organ
ize a National Real Estate Association
during the orld's Exposition at New
Orleans, in January, next, on the
20th, similar iu form toother tssocia
tions for the mutual prottction of its
members, tu elevate tho moral tone
and give dignity to tke profession, and
to secure ouch legislation in tha differ
ent States as will harmonize the laws
ests"of-iafK-3w"ners and dealars.
The following is the Roll of Honor
of Phoenix public schuol for the month
ending Dec. 12, 1884: Gaer-ie Town
95; Emma Ryan 93; Lily Reames 91;
Lena Dunlap 91; Frank Van Dj ke 91;
Nellie Rose 90 Albion Kbhler 90;
Clareueo Dunlap 90; CharjL Hukill
89; Clara Kc-vx589; Allie liunUp 89;
Olie Head 89f Nellie Ryan S9; L
Kahler SS; Alena Kennedy 'jS3; Carrie
Van Dyke 88; Frank" Oiw-ptf-STyMsi'y
StanclifT87. Mark Terrill,
Teacher.
"The Yaquina Post rays that Wells,
Fargo fc Co.'r express box was shoved
into tho mail bag by tho mail carrier,
on a recent trip in froia Corvallis, to
make it more convenient to carry on
horseback, and arrived at Elk City all
right; and there it remained nt last nc
counts, as postmaster, Marsh Simpson
reiu-ed to let il go farther until the
postage was paid on it. Thtro is said
to be some 2,000 in the express box.
Marsh propose to leok after TJucle
Samuel's interest in these last days.
The Redding (Independent) says that
the railroad people are getting ready to
tskea freh start to push forward the
road into Oregon, judging from the
movements of surveyors and owners of
railroad building outfits. The survey
ors are having their saplies forwarded
to Delta, and the buildjng outfits are
being hauled to the third crossing above
Elmore's and to Scobieville, uhich is
indicative of the resumption cf work
in early spring. On the other hand,
it is said that the railroad company
will net build the road unless capita
lists advance the money, but as rail
road shares are now vert low, it is not
probabli that much money to carry on
the work can be raised from that
source.
Cl)tain Beerher, oa of) Rev Hrn
GroiuinJ Cherries.
Mn, Edituh: By your permission
nnd for the consideration cf fruit
growers, I will offtrthe conehision I
ha"e arrived at after experimenting rn
this Mil jt'Ct for a long timr. It is a
well kimwn fact that nearly all of the
finer varieties of cherries that have
been planted in this part of the county
have proved failuies except in favored
localities where they are protected,
from the direct rays of the sun in the
main heat of the day. We notice thore
f'an'el in expospd places (as most,
srr) oon start into a thrifty grc-wth
until they begin to bar fruit, then
there bigins to ooze from the trunk
of the tree little balls of transparent
auibvr colored gum. One or two
crops of fruit and the tree is a thing
of the past.
On examining them we find they
haie been grafted in or near -th
roots; also that the birk is thick, saft
very porus and well supplied with
strong suc'ion valves. Now w should
uudeistand that treps of this nature
are very sensative to every change of
temperature except in winter while
dormant they start vigorously in the
spring'and seem to grow with increased
raiiiUit until the intense heat of Bom.
raer seta in; and tho ground gets
warm and dry, thm the trees failing to
receive a sufficient quantity iif sap to
meut the requirements for growth and
evaporation, begin to show signs of
f Jcay; the leaves droop and lose their
healthy c6'.or, little indentures appear
on the bait from which tho gum
exudes and contincRS until the tree is
dead. On examining thuse is process"
of decay we notice that it requires a
copious flow of sip to fill this thick
porous bark, and also that tho evapor
ation from such bark is neeeissri y
vary great, so much that thi sap be
comes thick and waxy, forms into
blisters and hursts the bark. We
uotice alo that the larger and liner the
variety tha more they are subject to it;
this is because the fruit always cifes
pontjs with tho bark. And now to
curt those affected put a box around
1hm 10 or 12 inches square, reaching
from tho ground to the limbs, Gil it
with dirt, Ieive it there till it rots
away, keep the ground well mulched
around the tree that it may retain
moisture. It helps all cherry treps to
k"pp an open box nrtinnd the trunk.
The next hest plan is plant on the
north side of a building; hut the b?st
plan that I have tried is to graft or
bud high up on the English M&zirtl.
They are very thrifty, smooth, hardy
trees; their natural fruit is of no
value bping nearly all seed?, though
the fruit is of good flavor. All of
thoe-choio varieties when grafted on
the Mazard high enough and properly
cired for, very soon, spread out into
large magnificent and beautiful tie
anti wil h-i.tr. abundantly of the finest
quality. I have oho of 10 yrarf
Towth that ntrasurps 37 inr1i.i o
feet troWTtb eraacri-d-U
,;.,
top about 30 feet high. Therefore
take goad s.sre of tha cherry trees for
thcro is noue so valuable.
B. F. Miller.
WHY WILL YOU cout:h when
Shiloh'tt curp will givp immediate re
lief. Price 50cts. and. ?1.00. Brookn
keeps it.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dys
pepsia and Liver Complaint Shiloh's
Vitalizer is guaranteed to euro you.
For sale at E. C Brooks.
SLEEPLESS NfGHTS, made mis
erable by that terrible cough. ShiloliV
Cure is the remedy for you. Brooks
keeps it.
CATARRH CURED, health nnd
sweet breath aeeured by Sliiloh ' C
tarrh Ruined. Price 50 cents at E.
C. BrooKs's. Nasal Injector free.
For lame Bajk, Side or Chest ue
Shiloh'ti Porous Plaster. Price 25
cents. For sale at E. C. Brooks.
SHILOH'S VITALIZER is v. hat
you need for Constipation, Loss of Ap
petite, Dizziness and all symptom. of
Dyspepsia. Price 10 nnd 75 cents per
lottle. For sale at E. C. Brooks.'
SHILOH'S COUGH and Cunsuinp
tion Cure is sold by us on a guarantee.
It cures consumption. Brooks can
turmoil it.
Important Notice. Five thousand
dollars must be raised by Biiger
singly within tho next sixty days,
hence we are cdupellvd to call on all
our customers to settle on or before
Jan. 1, 1885, either by oa?h or good
note. V havu been very liberal in
the past, this being our first call, and
hope all will promptly respond.
Wo still keep a full stock 'of hard
war?, stoe, tiuwaro, wagons, plows,
hariows, paints, oils.tmd everything
pertaining to our bufinos. Wd change,
our prices from time to timp, making
them conform whh preseut times
cutting profits dawn so rmall that no
one can do to well by sending away
for goods as by patronizing us. Call
and sto us. BlLCER t JIaeglv.
For mouths past there have been a
crowd of uurjerymnn t'aveliug over
Eastern Orejon and Washington, in
the interest of Eastern nursories, and
whose only aim has been to swisdlo
everybody who gives them orders for
trees aud shrubs. The stock sent out
is net the kind ordered, but those who
signad the order book aro corn polled to
take and pay for them. There are
plenty of home nuneriss tho people
can puschaso from, and just why they
should insiston patronizing thero trave
ling bilks for Eastern swindling con
cerns is a mystery. But they will do
it, aad one of these days they will find
out to thbir sorrow that a home insti
tution beats a foreign one overy time'
"Mercury."
nr.LD to Appear. John Mathews
school clerk of Rogue River district
was examined on a charge of embezzle
ment in Judge Foudrays court this
week aad bound over in the sum of
S100 to appear befere tho grand jurv,
The bond, were furnished and th.
prisoner discharged.
Jt:
Jackson County Teachers'
Institute.
Dec. 29th, 30th and31t, 1SS4.
At th Public School Building, Jack
sonville. PROGRAMME.
Monday, December 20th Opening
serviees, organization, etc.; 2 p. m.,
language lessons aid composition, by
Prof. Geo. H. Watt. Music, 2:45 p.
m., orthography, by Pref. J. S. Sweet.
3:15 p. m., vowols in unaccented syll
ables, Prof. M A. McGinnis; music
3:30 p. in., discussion, what motives
and incentives to study ought to be ap
pealed te
evenisg sesmox (at the court HOfSE.)
6:30 p. m., niuic; 6:45, lecture
the education demanded by the age.
Prof. "W. J. Dean; song by ; 7:45
p. iu., recitation, Prof. J. S. Sweet; 8
p. m , es.ay, tbe dependence of emi
nence upon labor, Prof. M. A. Me
Ginm-; musts.
Tuesday Dec. 30th. 8:15 a. m. pre
liminary exercise; 8,15 a. m. practi
cal arithmetic Miss Maggie Sergent:
9:15 . rn. modern history. Prof. Wm.
Pript; 10.1 u a.- m. primary reading
and spulling, Misi Julia Goodyear;
muaic: 11 a. m., primary number work
fIis Hatlie Newberry; II 30 a. ui.
diagraphms, Prof. J. S. Swe;t; 1 p m.
language lesson ortd compositions,
Prof. Geo. II. Watt; 1: 30 p. m. read
ing in advanced grades. Prof. J. N.
Hall; music; 1:45 p. m., diousion,
how shall wo secure greater local in
terestsin public schools? 2:10 p. ro.,
elonientarv principles of civil govern
ment, Prof. Wm. Tnest; mutc; 3 p.m.
penmanship. Prof. J. S. Sweet; 3:15
p. in. importance of essay writing,
means to secure it, Prof. W. J. Deau;
3;30 p. m , tint teachers daily pre para
tion, Prof. Geo. H. Waft: music.
Wednesday, Die. 31t, S.15 p. m.
Preliminaries; 9 a. ra , mental arith
raetic, Prof. W. F. Williamson; 9;30
a. m., vocal music in tho public
school.-, Prof. W. S. Gore; 10 a. rn.,
gtography and map drawing; manic;
10:30 a. m., methods of conducting
ttcttations; 11a. in., language lessons
and composition, Prcf. G.-O. U. Watt;
11:30 a. m., essay, the relation of the
teacher to the moral training of the
pupil, Miss Dlla PnnabaKr; music;
1 p. ra., music, discussions, etc ; should
prizes be used as incentives to Ktudy;
how to secure punctuality; how to or
ganizo a country district school; music;
queried from tho box; 4 p. m., adjuurn
uicnt.
When Lew is McDaniel was murdered
at Ashland not long sinco acting Coronor
Eubankn telcgltaph District Attorney
Kent to come at once nutl attend tho in
quest of course meaning in nn official ca
pacity so us to get all possible evidence to
fasten ttio crime on whoever the guilty
party was. 3Ir. Kent responded ut once,
notwithstanding Court was in sessjon tit
tlie time, aud leaving a Deputy in Court
he spent three days in Ashland in vestigat
ing the cae. The District Atlornev pre
sented no bill to the County Court for his
Uarvipee - liut vrvljrjn!r,ih9i Isndy th-t
tie iiiotigtii jus expenses sliotiltl at least
be paid. No allowance was made, how
ever, nnd Kent lnal nothing to do but be
satisfied. Yesterday a telegram was re
ceived from Justice Ettbauks of Ashland
as follows:
20 Paid. Ashland, Dec. 20.
To T B Kest, Jacksonville.
An arrest for an assault with a dan
gerous weapon. Appoint DePeatt or
some one to take charge of case. Answer.
J. S. EUBA.NKS, J. P.
The reply was in these words:
29 Paid. . Jacksonville, Dec. 20.
To J. S. Euiiasks, Ashland.
County Court refused to pay my ex
penses to yourplaceon McDaniel inquest.
1 icfnse to autlimize any one to appear
for me, with all due respect to you.
T. !. Kb.N1'.
AVe forbear comment, thloWne only
that v.e would have done as tue JJWrict
vttorney did.
V
lnc i'apiiinr Airoval.
Of the now famous Syrup of Figs as
the most efficacious and agreeable
preparation evpr offered to the world
as a cure for Ilabitua Constipation,
Billiousnes.-i, Indigestion and kindred
ills, has been won by the wise plan
pursued by the California Fig Syrup
Company.- Knowing that any remedy
truly beneficial in its effects on the
system, nnd at the samo time pleasant
to tha taste, .viil meet srith a rapid
sale, the Company through its agents
Merrill it Robinson gives away a
sample bottle free of charge. Try it
and judge for yourself. Lnrga bottle
fifty cents or one dollar.
Found. A purse containing 51123,
25, was found on the streets yesterday
which the owner can have by calling
at this office. The loser will please
state the exact amount of money there
was in. the purse and at tho same time
buy one of our new receipts for sub
scription to the Sestixel.
BORN.
Rotau In Ashland, Dec. 12th, 1881, to
Prof, and Mrs. Jl. G. Royal, a daugh
ter. llion At Tallcnt, Dec. 20th 1SS4, to Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. High, a daughter.
Steckel. -Near Woodvillc Dec. l(!th,
1834, to Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Steckle, a
daughter.
DIED.
Ciiai-mam. In Ashland Dec. 11th, 18S1.
Guy Chapman; son of Mr. and Mrs,
Daniel Chapman ; aged 1 year and 2
months.
MARRIED.
II esdersox Riddles .4t Linkvil'e,
Dec. 17th, 1884, by Judge G. W. Smith,
J. R. Henderson to Miss l!ary Riddles.
rw"'i"Trf:n""-1' " ' " m jiii mn i n n .-
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale.
Owing to ill health I offer for sale the
property in Ashland known as "-Marsh's
Planing Mill," also the Kcan Creek Saw
Mill property. I will sell the whole, or
one half of either or both properties, at a
bargain to the right kind of a business
man. This is a rare chance for an active
man to secure the best business in South
ern Oregon Forpartii.ulas apply to the
j erned at IslS. OreVoP'y " "
l. S. P. Marsh.
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J.1 1. UAXA .J-Li JLl-J;jL"ILl,
UJtl Fellow's Building JackxorvtHe, Orr'on
DBAI-KIt AM) V-TJIWCI!;K'V
Hi
SHEET IUON,.COPPKR, UEAD,
Pumps, .
s'
AUMOULTURAft 1MPLK.MJsV., v
NAILS, .;
A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF STOrKtJ
j'
HARDWARE, TINWARE.
POWDER OF K7ERT )E30RIPTI(N.
Fuse aad Caps, .
WQODEM & WILLOW -&m
Rorn, nails,
Paints Oils, Varnish,, filiifo
.
GUTLKUV. W1RK.
SiiotjJSrnshs, Chains. oso
. KTO.. ETC-
I have secured the services of a tm.
class mechanic, and am prepared to do
all repairing promptlv aud in superior
style.
In connection with the above I am re.
ceivintriind have constantly on hand a
full and first-class stock of
GROCERIES,
OHT-aOODS, OCM B 0TS TOBAOfO
RKAUV JIADK 0I.ST(IIO,
GLASSWARE. CIlOCKERY,.c.'
f
Everything ssld at reasonable rates.
K. KUBLI.
Jacksonville, March 0, 1678.
uWBts ifflFoinon
XZ
Jacksonville, Orego'r.
J0HS 3I1LLE2, - Proprietor.
U tALuit I" AM. KIKD3 OP AGRJ.
cultural implemeuts, tools nr sli"
kinds aud a general assortment of shell
hardware.
He also keeps the largest slock ot, and
al! th latest improvements in
GtJNS AND PISTOLS,
AND A JTOJ. ASSOr.TitKST Of
Fishing Cackle,
Pcwder, Shot, 30tc
ALSO
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS,
AND ALL KINDS OF OIL. ?
Give him a call and examine his stock
before waking your purchases.
faswtuyyisx
Of either sex admitted to the
roivrriAXD Lr;s::v"Ess collect
On any wock-dey of Ihe year.
TIio College Jnuml, C5atainjn0 iaC.ru.-
.ion pf the course of study, rates of to fn,
board,;eimiaatioaf, etc., nnd outs ot i 'sVi
nnd ornamntal penmanship, fr' A Ie,
A. T. ARMSTRONG.
Lock Box 101. rornAKP, Qo.
$& In imUnj, jieaas mtnllon Ihis paper.
Farm for Sale.
Tho fine farm known os the A-cell
Ranch, situated on the line ot O &OTR
It. in Rogue river valley, e ittwnine C10
acres, nearly all rich valley land Fivo
thousand dollars down balance on easy
terms. Apply to James Burncs, Bly P.
O., KlamHth county, Ogn. or C. C. Beek
man, Jacksonville, Oregon.
Take Warning.
- .
All those knowing themselves indehte.l
to the estate ol Madame Jane Holt, lc
ccasd, arc hereby notified that an im
mediate settlement must be had at onco
and thereby save costs.
Jeajc DkRoboam
Administrator.
Jacksonville, Dec. 20, 1SS1.
PROF, B. T. ETJG-LBH,
Takes pleasure in announcing to the pub
lic that he has determined to
Tcncb. JVItxsio
for cash money, and not on credit nor
trade. Musical terms are taught for cash
only, all out the civilized world, fn'
credit, as an exception, is given only-on
f roper securities.
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