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"! gLBJET3KE ORESOI SEKTlBEl. JACJClVII.LUl Satuuday, JAsrABT 3, 1885. Ixcexdiarism. Yesterday morning three placet were found in town where preparatiaus had brcn made to Hart a iirt. One wa ia the rear of Riley 4 McCaraneugh's saloon, next to the i r r jr stable, another was at the old Franco American hotel and the third on was at a place in the centre of the town the proprietor of. the building net caring to make it public. It ia hardly possible that this was all the werk of one man more likely that several had a head in it for the pur pose of robbery. The fire in Judge V Hanna'a ham that evening, whuh was alae of incendiary origin, shows that an tffort was made to burn down the town. Keep your ejes epen. Ixstaliations. Last Saturday, St Jean's Day, the officers elected for the different branches of the Masonic erder in this place were installed by G. M. Taos. G. Reames. At a fall list of all the branches, with the ex Cfption-ef the Eastern Star?, has been published in the Sentinel before, we only give the list of new officers for that body: Adrael Chapter 0 E. S.: Worthy Matron, Mre. A. Linn; "Worthy Patron, T. G. Reames; A. M. , Miss Isiie McCully; Secretary, Mrs Rachel Fisher; Treasurer, Mrs. Mary MillerjConduclrrss, Miss Macgie Linn; A. 0., Miss Celia Levy; Adah, Miss Allie Hanlsy; Ruth, Mrs. Aujusta Iltlnjk; Esther, Mue Cora Linn; Martha, Miss Lizzie Helms; Electa, 'Mrs. Either Cameron; Warder, Theo. Cameron; S., R, S. Dunlap. FlEE. On Thursday evening about eight o'clock a fire was discovered in Jadge H. K. ITanna's barn. K. Kubli and wife, who were jyst starling for the matquerade, ersn the fire first and ranning up Mr. K. says the fire was then in the hay about the center of th buildiag. Tha fire department re tpanded in food time, but owing tn the cold wsfttbrr several sections of hose were bursled and it took soma time before water was got on the fire This barn was in between two othnrs but it was the only one burned, prov ing a total lots. Thero is no doubt but what the fire was stalled by an incendiary as no oim en thiol to go arouad there kad been near the barn since four o'clock in the evening, when n light was required. A party it auipicioned bat no arrests hare yet been made Tkaciier'b Institute. The Teach er's Institute which was in tension the first ef the week, was a success in every way, although the attendance was not as large as it would bate bean had the weather been uiore favorably and tin place of meeting more comfortable and convenient. Supi. Colvig expect ed to have been allowed to use the court house for the meeting of the In siitute and was not otherwise inform ed until too late to make arrange laents, and was compelled, in conse quence, to uie the puhhe school house, which was not lettable in any way for the purpose. There were a large ui ber of teachers- present, endthecxer enti were interesting and iutrucUve, and the superintendent is desrrving of great credit for earning out the pro gramme censidering the great disad vantages under which he labored. The county court certainly should alio the superintendent the ua ef tha court hesse for the important puolic work he i engaged, in and. alro appro priata sufficient means to tlafray tha expenses ef the csnnty institution, which are now every where rreognizid as such indispensable nvxileries in svi temntiziug and perfecting the public school work. There will be a normal Institute held in the county sometime during the present year end e hope to see it meet with generous aid from the count board, and als from every one who fesls an interest in papular education. Tim ENTERTAINMENT The beautiful Oraterio of Queen Either was per formed in Jacksonville on Tuesday the 30th by Ashland amateurs uu'ler the management of Prof. M. G. Royal. There has never been given to a Jack sonville audience a more interesting entertainment fironn more exalted in character than the dramatization of Esther, from the Book of E.lher in Bible. The ttory is thrilling wiih in tcrost from the dethronement of the haughty and defiant Queen o Vaskti, whoie refusal to obey the dtereo of her royal husband it was feared would incite other wives to disobedience, and choosing in her place Esther a name less maiden of an alien race, whs is crowaed Queen without her kindred or people being known to th King, and who in turn uses her influence ever the king in behalf of her people uatil ber Uncle Merdecai the jew, ana the despised Hebrews are advanced to the highest places in the kingdom, while Uaman the conspirator is hang on the gallows 50 cubit hch, that. be had erected on which Mordecai should die. The characters were well sustained, Mrs. Willard as Esther, Pref. Royal as Raman, and our old friecd ITyser as Mordseai, being es peeially worthy ef mention. The solos and cherniea were will rendered and all who toek part in the performance are deserving of individual credit for its success. The little children who acted to well their parts as pages te the king and queen were charming in grass aad simplicity and were loudly encored. The costumes while not strictly oriental in style, were elegant aad appropriate aad there had evident ly been spared neither pains or expen ass to wake the entertainment a suc cess, and we regret that a larger au dience was not present, as 'here would be, wero cur people favored with an other opportunity to witness this in teresting performance. Local Items- No vacant houies in town. County Ceart meets next.wsek. School corameucss again next Mon day. Snow was threatened as we went to press Josephine connty miners are blessed with high water. Sam Phillips of Applegatt is now a loiident of Ashland. For holiday goods of all kinds go ta the New York Slere. " D. L. Hopkins came over from Jose phine eounty this week. Eei and butter taken in exchange kfor goods at New York Store. Truaks and valises in endless quan tities at the New Yet k Store. Ashland also indulged ia a masque rade ball, on New Year's eve. Bilger fc Maegly are now putting on the tin roof over Ryan's new brick. --No id ail1 from thetEst"fortwo weeks an account of the anew bloccade. Miss Cora and Maggie Linn have gone to Eugene City for a short visit. When anything of a public nature happens in yeur vicnity write us the facts. Thos. McAndrews talks of going into business at Medford. Success to him. Largo variety of chairs nt all kinds juwt received at the Now York Store. Tha largest stock to select from in Southern Oregon at the New York Store. John Urth received another fins lot of beef cattle from Major Barron this week. Julius Schmitt was here several days this veek spending the holidays with hib parents. The slaughteringseason is about over most of our farmers having finish d this week. Some enterprising man can secure a bargain bj investing in the March planing mill at Ashland. The custom of making New Year calls seemed to fakve been overlooked this tear by our young blonJs Jackson county is the Banner Dem ocratic county in the State and is fully represented in the penitentiary. The Sne masquerade saita furnished by B. Frhnemann proved a big help to tee success of the masquerade ball. Mails were a little mere regular this week but there is aothing certain about thorn yet only to wait and see( Messrs. Carney and,Nber;er wcrei down from AhUnd this wick but' we hae no footrace to report at this )res ent writing. Ssveial of our farmers hae been ylaegkteriiig this week and para ribs nd backbones were given away by one party. Why in the Republican party like an eld maid that wants to warn? Be cause they both have te wait' four years more. F. M. Overback, now one of the chief opera on ia the W. TJ. Telegraph company's effiee at Portland, is back on a short rLit. A Rews paper is soon to be ttarted at Medford with R. G. Scrogga in charge. It will be independent in politics and we w ifch it success. Bowbind II.ill,Bno of the early pioneers of lioirue Kivei valley died on Jew Years ctij altera lingering"illncss aged 53 years. Obituary next ii;.k. Burglars have made efforts to gat in to several resiliences iu town this week. Oue dose of cold lead gener ally cures this disease. Tli Jackson county hog crep is a 2od ohb this year and our farmers hud a gocd market at Portland whero good prices are realized. Mrs. Judge To'nan and Crit Tol man and wife have returned frem their Eistern visit and are now at their home near Ashland. The SEXTIXKUis thirty years old to day and wo have several subscri bers en eer list that havs taken it con tinually since its first issue. A large lot of the famous Morrison plows were received by KL. Kubli this week which he is soiling at reduced priies. Call and examine. Tho Teacher's Intituta held this week hroght ic nearly all of our pop ular educators but as there were to many we will not attaatpt to give names. That much talked of hunting match betwrrn two teams frem Jacksonville did not come off last Sunday as adver tised, and it hax now ljn indefinitely postponed. We acknowledge a pleaant call this week trnm J. N. Gotcher of Williams creek. His aw mill is ke( t busy the year round anf that is all the ne ws we could gat out of him. The Odd Fellows install officers this evening and a full attendance ;s re quested. The Rnbekahs will be in stalled on Monday night and tha Camp on Tuesday. Medford will apply to the Legisla ture to be incorporated as a city at the coming session of that body. They claim over 400 inhabitants aow and their withes should be granted. Prof. J. N. Hall completed his reg ular term uf school at Central Point last week, making seventeen months that he has taught in that district. Having given the best of satisfacticn the directors have engaged hint for another term ard stndias will be re turned is his school next Monday. Judging from the actions if those in charge of our Court Home that build is more for ornament than for use. Even a Teacher's Institute can't be held there. 'Wintjen & Helms aid Caton & Gar ret favored their customers with a fine free lunch on Christ wm and New Years. It is hardly nrcemry to state that they were favored with many boarders. James T. Guerrin and Wbi. Suggini returned fiom Crescent City Thursday night having completed the plastering on th new Court House for Del Norte tounty. Mr. Byars will also return in a few days. The famous water suit between C. Neil and others a;aint To'man. Dunn aad Houuk was decided in favor of dt Undents by Judg Webster last Mon day. The cms will be appealed to the Susirtmc Caurt. Residents of Medford hung up purses for hrse races on New Years day. Several fast nags were entered for the different racew and each horse -was made to do Ins best, beverai from here attended. - , , - , - Senator H B. "Miller and Represen tative A. A.Perterof Joehine county paid Jacksonville a visit this week be forectarting for the legislature. Both ef these gentleman will make active mem bera iu that body. Tha finest brands of wines, liquors and cigars always kept on knd at the Gem saloon at Medford. One of tke best billiard Ublea may also be found there. EL. & W. will always cie yu a htarty welcome. While the northern part of the State has been indulging in snow storms, ic blackades, etc , we have had fine weather a'l the time. Coma te South em Oregon if you are hunting the best climato in the world. Ninety tickets were sofd at the Cl.rist-nas ba'l at Medfcrd for the banefit ef the district sehool. The objeet was a worthy one and those who had the management deserve praiie for the success tLey made of it. The Adventitts have onca again fix d the lime for the second coming of Cnriat this tioic they have nanied the fourth and ninth days of January 1885 when there is to be a terrible shaking up of the earth, air and sea. Because N. Fisher has sold lots cf goods during the holidays is no reason that -he is out. Mr. Fisher always keeps a full stock of everything usually kept in the general merchandise 1ite and sells according to the timos. W. G. Knney and wife came up from ifcdford Tuesday night, and thin bping their Srst visit to Jacksonville linto their murruge the Jacksonville Silter Cernet Bud gave them n sere uade at the residence of Thes. J. ICnjinv ; . Judge P. P. Prim Started below thin wpek and will remain until after the close of the session of the Legislature to eeu'-ean on January 12th. Messrs. Cameron and Beall, members ef the Hnnse from this county, will start nextTuesday. There ia great complaint beeausa ef the inefficirncy of the mail service in this xection, which is a matter thai ought to be b.oked into at once. "Times.'" Wait till you get to be Postmifter, Charlen, and there will be uo more inefficiency aflar that. During the recent snow blockade en the 0. ic C. R. R. a lot of hogs belong ing to John Han'ey and George Love were snowed iu and did not reach their destination until una day this week. No lots was sustained by the shippers and they xxptess tliem-.elves well pleased with ihe action of the company in scuring this result. Jerry Nunan represents a combined capital of $r7,772,09'J exclusive fire insur ance, gives low rates better security more prompt pay tuan any agency in Southern Oregon. Kew resolutions are formed each Hew Year. The best loroursehes, our families and our creditors is to invest in one ol Nunai's policys of insurance lor the coming j ear and be happy. The fire d&par.tment and everybody elge was called cut last Tuesday to witness the burning out of Al. Carey's chimney. A little folk's party was held thore that evening and when the alarm was sounded several of the mothers of the youngsters struck for that house iu away that no foot racer could have caught them. It amounted tn enly a scars and ne dumage was done. A little girl on Main street had been given some veisas to commit to mem ory by her Suu6ByEclisolvtpachcrast Sunday. Sh told her mother ab&ut it on coming home, and they said they wero the first three verses iu a chapter in St. John- Her little brother, who was in tha raom, at ones exclaimed with a thump of his fiat upomtho table, "Papa, don't let her learn them. That's tho Kiau who bsat Blaine!" Our genial friend W. G. Kenney of Medford, and his hanCKOiae bride paid Jacksonville a visit on Tuesday even ing latt, and were tendered an im promptu reception at the residence of his brother T J. Kenney where n large number of his old time friends called to extend congratulations and to greet for 'he first time the fair bride, who had se successfully lai 1 siege to tha hi'herto unsusceptible heart of tha gallant William. The Silver Cornet Bind tendered them a serenade during the evening and all were invited to partake of delicious refreshments. Mr. Kenney was at his best, his face beaming with smiles, but uuited with the air of the coucious eonquersr you could plainly see the subdued weakness of the willing cap tire, and we join with a host of friends in wishing the happy couple a los--an prosperous voyage on the bl ss ful sea of matrimony and that the captain and his mate may gnide their ihip, freighted with a lifo tiros of weal or woe, into a ealtn and peaceful haven. Esd OF THK WoEtD- 'The original Adventistx or Milleriles n this city (not the Seven DayseciV are conjid eraliy exeited over the 'arrival from headquarters of a definite aud final proclamation of 'h approathing end of the world. This is .styled "The Last Message to the House of Israel," and begins with a reference to pre vious incorrect prophecies as to the true date of the Judgment, and ex plains the cause of thv error. The date of the end of thfi.world is now fixed fcr Monday, January 5th. The correo calculation is fsrsu upon tnc prophecy of Haggai (chapter li, Veres 21 aRd 22), that in 2,300 yeais from the. foundation of the rempW, God will! shake the heavens and the earth and overthrow the king doms Tae taking of the sacrifice from the altar July 5tft?7l A. D., is given as the starting pcint, three and a half years, the measure of the wor hiers being first adde, -which give he date January 5tht 175 A. D. The 490 years, which were cutoff from the Jews, weie then (subtracted from the 2,300, leaving 1810. -Iris remainder is then added to the, di.fi already ob tained, January 5,""-75.TivIhg as a re ,! T.w.. ft lO?! '-0-l .1... 1.1 ihcrafere declared' "the day of judg went. Numerous othsr prophesies are iten, with calculations, intended to es'ablinb the fir.t and.the people ef he "House of Israel" nin exhorted to prepare tbenjselves that' thpy may not 'ia found among tlui" lout. Arueu. Settle your sulseription before it is too la'r. ' 4 Circuit Coukt FebcEEDtxcs. E C. Breoks rs. Jackon ceuntr; tfi re cover c'amiges. Defendant given time. te la amende(Lanswen. . . . Upon mo tion of the.district attorney his name was entered as an attorney for defend ant . . . , F M. Parker ?vs. Thuraton T. Tlronias; to recover rioney. Defend int given ten days further time in whieh to fits replicAtioq .... Henry Pape vs. A. Davisen; t recover mouoy. Motion of defendant's cotinse) to make ceuplaint more definite over ruled and, plaintiff allowed to file intended complaint.... P. Douegan v A Davisen;te recover money. Motion of defendant's counsel to make com plaint more definite 'overruled... .C Neil, et a1., va P. Dunn, et ah; iiljunc tion. Decree for ufendaH"t. it w.at lo adjudged that each party pay its iwn ens's....T. H. Whelply vs. H Rice; injunction. Te be decided dur ing vacation.... O. Sev&aon .vs. L Griffith and O. i C. R. R. Co.' Sane "W. H. Hamlin vs. H. Smith, et al R-KLiGious Items.-jRsv. Ej Gittint. erill prt-uela at Giants Pass Sunday, a: he usual morning hour. . . .Regulat -ervices will be hsldat the Catholic church in this place, Rev. F. X. Blanchet officiating. ...Rev J. A. Slover comoienffd - gitalin;; at. Antioch school house Ficfay evening continuing over Suudav ...If his. lira It li will permit, Rev. A. M. Rus.t-1 if Ash aud will hold services at M-d foid on tho first Sunday in January . . . .Rnv. A. R- Bickenbach will preach it Phoenix Sunday njBorning aud at he Presbytej-ian e'ailiCh in thia plsco m the evening.. ..Rev. P. A. Muses. af Linn county is txpicted at thin place hsfore long to atrn ie charge of ihia circuit of the M. E (JUurch, South Tho first Lord's day in January Elder il. Peterson will prsaeh at 'he Mound sehool hous? and on the second Lord'a day at Antioch school house. Taero he experts to review Sabbatarianism. All are rer-pactfully invited to attend. Nobby CLOTnixa Stoke. Ashland Oregon is the place for even man and boy, old or young, to buy their Fall and Winter clothing and furnishing gooJs because you can buy better goods for your money and yiju will Hvpiji and nrosuer. but if ton ? and iri.?itfiB old fashioned price for goods and i then get shoddyfclothing you areliaule to awe.tr beenMjefc ou are cheated, catch colu'IylKHsa. the goods are shoMy andJs5',rTj.4oTfkepp you wjrm, and then die, antf'then what will be come of yeu. Go to the Nobby Cloth ing Store by all nieius, take nohtrcn shancos' Tailor ivhoj? in connection. So you can get anything you vant in the clothing line. .. Riin on cv'Bank. " x- Reames Bros, are leceiving a fine assortment of Fancy jaijdr Dry Goods, Hats, Clothing, Boots and Shos, and finest assortment -of Ladies ' Cloaks that ha' ever ticen brcught' to this market. All of whicji ilwy areselli: at prices that defy wnnivuition. ma Pomekoy t OdgcnJ Utah, Dec. 2d,18S4, fromlhe effects of a ftlck from a hbrse, Edward Pemcroy, tnegon papers please copy. PEirT. On Forest creek, Dec SOlh, lbj4, Nancy, beTovad cifj of Daud Pence; aged about 80 years. Pinsur In tbis;ityat th resifleice of bin lnotber, "Dec 2!R;1831, Mirtin S. Perry; nged about -O years. BOR Coivin At Ginnrv las-, Dec 23th, 1834, to Jlr. and Airs- Volaoy Colvig, a daughter a 10 pounder. Brxk-lnManzanita prccinctyDec. 30th, lNjl, to ilr. and rfis. Aaron Beck, a djni: filer. O ATM as At Wagner-creek, Dec 23, 183-1, to Mr. and Mrs- Elmer Oatman, daugh ter. Commons In Medford precinct, Dec. 22, 1884, to Mr. and Mrs. W. R Cusa mons, a daughter. MARRIED. KEtXT IIukiii. At Phoenix. Dec. 24tfi, 1834, by Rev. C. H. Hbxic, J. F. Kelly ri Vi T.nln Tint HI. - H3tSTCCir-WaiJr In GriBte Pass, Dec 2l. ifiSPIrpJtcv.lfc A. Williams, D. L. UowrtroaVDotlf l conuty and Miss D, L. Wall of GrantfPaw- FOUEROT-LXKR-Jn- ' " "IT. """v..J,V,l,.rannkvr tU.U... 27lh, 18S4, byE.vD uiray, j. n, B.I C Pomeror. of Marirn,''ounty. -ufd tise I Adaline J. Carr of Foits creek. ggvaj?.;V-'U"'.rv;lJd3 Mortuary Report Rwport of Interment, in that Jack sonville Cemetery for the year 1884: Jau. 5, Emily Darnell, aged 37, years and 29 days; died of centump lion and buried in Ma-onic csmeterr. Jan. 11, Y. L. Holland, aged 23 year, dud of consumption and buried in Tewn cemetery. Jan. 16, Adam O. Waters, aged G years, 10 months and 28 days; died of diphtheria and buried in Town ceme tery. Jan. 17, MolIieB-Merritt, aged 26 years, 11 months and 10 days; di;d ef congestive chill and buried iu Town cemetery. Jan. 31, L. Whiting, aged 50 rears; died, of consumption and buried in Towjs cemetery. Feb. 4, Ettie E. Magruder, aged 35 vears anJ 24 days; died of consump .ion and buried in 'Masonic cemetery. Feb. 5, Charles Hudson, aged 10 vears, 11 months and 9 days; died of asembrantous creup and buried in Catholic cemetery. Feb. 11, M. Edith Smith, aged 9 rears, C months and 19 davs; died of diphtheria and buried inj'own ceme "T. - - . Feb. 12, Willie Cardwell, aged 12 Jays; aud burled in Town cemetery. Feb 15, Flera A. Smith, aged 7 rears, 6 mouths and 25 days; died of liphtheria and buried in Towa catae ery. Feb. 18, Mabsl Darnell, aged 3 yean J months aad 13 days; died of mem (raneojs croupind bur-ed iu Masonic cemetery, I'eb. 2b, Gesrge Ivan Klippall, aged 5 years, 2 months jnd 10 days; died al membraneous croup and buried in I. J. of O. F. cemstery. March 7, Julien Raspet, aged 54 tears and 2 menths; died of dropsy tnd buried in Catho'ic cemetery. - March 8, Frank Buckley, aged 5 years 1 month and 2G days; died of scarlatina and buried in Catholic rem otery. Mai eh 12, Rosa E Ralls, aged 17 vears, 7 months and 9 days; buried in sown.ctiuetery. Maroh 19, Resce Y. Robinson, aged 17 years, 4 months and 2 days; died f typheid Malaria and buried in Ma ionic cstwetery. April 8, Emma L. Luy, aged 5 t'ears, 11 mosthx and 5 days; died of liphthena and buried in I. O. of O. ?. cemetery. April 14, Jane Holt, aged 62 years; died of dropty and buried in Catholic cemstery. April 20, Nancy Miller, aged 70 vears, 3 months and 6 days; died ef Jebilit and burid in Town cemetery. May 10, John Johnson, aged 50 rears, 7 months and 25 days; buried n Town centaury. July 10, Michasl Colwell, s;;d 56 vears; died of dropsy and buried in Catholic cemeterv. "ATn27 Isaac. H. Johnson, aged 89 vears, 3 mouths and 16 davs; died of brain fever and Vuried in Tdwn cem etery. Ang 8, John Obenchain, aged 84 tears, 4 months and 27 days; died of debility and buried'inTewn cemetery. Aug. 8, John S. Stitts, a-ed 45 veaie; drowned and buried in Town cemelory. Aug 9, George H. Young, aged 68 years, 5 months and 13 days; died of dropsy and buried iu Catholic ceme tery. Aug. 22, Martin F. Yrooman, aged 7 years; died of heart disease and buried in Town cemetery. Sept. 21, Geerga Sh.ib, aged 80 years; died of debility and buried in Catholic C9metery. 8ept. 23, John Stought, aged 73 vears and 5 dayi;dud of debility and buried in Masonic, cemetery. Oct. 14, Silas P. Hanna, aged 60 rears and 1 month; died of congestion of brain and buried in Town cemetery. Tift IS! IIiirr J Ttsnlap nfi rears, 2 menths aad 21 days; died of infUmatioa of bowells and buried in Catholic cemetery. Oct. 20, Fred Heber, aged 73 vears and 24 days; buried in Ma sonic cemetery. Oct. 27, Calestia Decker, aged 51 years and 13 days died of consump tion and buried in Catholic cemetery. Nov, 3, Frd Bifh, aged 4 months; buried in I. O of O F. cemetery. Nor. 8, Ida A. Darnell, aged 14 rear1, 4 months and 25 daTs; died of paralysis end buried in Masonic ccm ( terv. . Nov. 9, Ann Murphy, aged 91 years 8 months and 10 days; died of debility ai d burhd in Catholic CPinetiry. ' Nev. 11-, Rebel t PollocS, aged 35 re.rt; died 'f debility and buriedln lorn eetneterr. Nov. 23, EJgirG Brr, aged 10 vears, 3 months and 1 day; died of in fianalory creup and buried in Mason ic cemetery. Dec 1, James P. McDaniel, aged 45 years, 6 months and 17 days; died of rensumptien and buried in I, O. of O. F. cemeterv Dec. 16, Sarah C. Simpson, aged 80 rears and 23 davs; died of debility and buried in Catholis cemetery. Add to this one still born infant and -t makes a tota1 ef 40 interments for the Vear. Of ihis number seven died of debility, that is ware out with old age, six died of consumption, four of diphtheria, fouijof t iup, four of drop sy, two of heart disf ae. One each of congestive chill, srarletina, typhoid malaria, brain fever, congestion of brain, drowning, inflamation of bow ells, paralysis and four diseases sot Mated. Of this number 16 wereSOyears and upward; 16 were under 20 years of age and i between 20 ana 50 years, Twestr two of theie died in Jackson ville, 3 in Jacksonville precinct, 2 on Applegat", 4 from Medford, 2 from tie connty hospital and one each from Knstc romt, 1'hoBnix anil Ashland. Aa compared with farmer reports this is a very favorable showing for the " " -" r j R- S DtTfLAP, Sexton, Jacksonville Cemetery. .'t.trejaKgu.'ti'qjwLwvg ' '-i Tuk Ball. The Masquerade ball given by the Red Men ou New Years I Higub tur ilia vcuruv i uicir new uau wai ope of the most pleasant events ef the seuou. Holts hall naa crowded t its utmost cspacity and everyone seemed in their roust enjtyabte humor, the large oincaurse of spectators en torin; into the sj-ort with as much zest as the participants. The tapper whuh had been prepared by wives of mem bers of the order, was spread in Kublfa new brick, and was one that the ladies may well feel proud, of, and was fully appreciated by the large number who pirtook of the choice edibles. Below U a list of the matquets: A. Schmitt, French Knight; Sam DeRobcam, Mickey; D. Cronemiller, Hindoo; Gee. Hockenjos, Negro Woman; Arthur Langell, Blaek Dominoe; John Bilger, Black Domiiioe; M. Shearer, King Chsrles; Billy William, Clownj Frank Da well, Dominoe; Ed. Farrta, Domi ni e; John Bellinger, Ball Fighter; J. N. Hal), Dutchman; Charles Prim, Spaniard; Henry Pape, Lord; Wm. Mensor, Dakocf ArgyleJ Isaac Muller, School boy 'Dave Crosby, Negro dude; Alex Mentor, Clowu; "Win. Moorfc, French Ma'quis; Wm, Deneff Count; A. Obale, Ap; B. Fhnaraart. Royal Turk; Frank Krfeuse, Geod Saniaritaia;. J. R. Little, Spanish Cavalier Tcnf Ross, Devii; George Neuber, French Knight; Ed. Booth, Spanish Gent la man; J. G. Birdaey, Cspt. Jinks; Tom Clemmenv, Convict; B. F, Dowp.11. Flag boy; George Love, Grand Duke; F. Luy, Dominoe; Celeta DeRoboam, Princess; Ida. Fuher, Chinawoman; Mollie Britt, Chinawoman; Sherry Egan, Night; Bell Caton, Dslly Var dn; Ball,Armtiong, Princess; Berti" Schmitt, Germany; Jennie Moore, Blanche, the Beautiful; Pauline Ka owski, Bootblack; Annie Shipley, Spiiiish girl; Emma Pape, Rostbud; Katie Miller, Ressbud; Annie Bilger, Good Luck; Nellie Luy, Night. SHILOHS CATARRH REMEDY i positive euro for Catarrh, Diphtherin itnd Canker Mouth. Brooks can fur nith it. THAT HACKING COUGH can bo so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We iiuaiantep ir. Call at Brooks'. .HACKMEPACK atsting and fra grant pprfunip. Prfce25 and 50 cts. nl E. O. Brooks'. SHILOH'S CURE will immediate ly rplieve croup, whoopin; cough mid lironcliiti. ARE YOU MADE miserable by indigestion, Constipation, D.z'nes?, Loisof Apue.ite, Yellow Skinl Shi oil's Vitaliznr is a pOiitive eure. For1 ale by K C Brooks. THE UEV. GEO. II. THAYER, of Bourbon, Iud., says: "Both mv elf and wifp owe our Hvps to SHI LOH'S CON&UMETION CURE" Brooks keens it. FOR DISPEP3IA and liver iom plaint, you have a printed guarantee onrev;ry --botte. o? ShSoh'a vitalizer. It never fais to cure. -Brooks keeps it. Important Notice. Five thousand dollars roust be raised by BilgsTik Mtely within tho next sixty days, hence we are compelled to call on all our customers to settle on or before Jan. 1, 1885, either by eah or good notes. We have been very liberal in the past, tiis being our first call, and hope all will promptly respond. We rt ill keep a full stock of hard ware, atotes, tinware, wagons, plows, harrows, paints, oils, aiid everything perta.ning to our business. We change eur prices from time to time, making thorn conform with present times cutting profits down so small that no o'ic can do o well by sending away for goods as by patronizing us. Call and see us. Bilger k MaeglV. Aniiiei:a:r. To captivate the popular taste and Mirpiss all previous tfiorts to please the palate, requires no small amount of knowledge and no litt'e skill, and when werpmember that the ery agree ble liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs is as beneficial to the system, as it is acceptable to the stomach, we readily understand why it is tho universal fa vorite as a cure for Habitual Consti pation and other ills arising from a weakness, or inactive condition of the Bowels, Kidnevs, Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles free and large bottles for sale by Merritt it Robinson, Jack sonville. Having withdrawn from the basi ne:s ef attending to land matters Squire Wm. Hoffman has turned every thing in that lin over to Judge Day. Every onehat had anything to attend to in. this line always went to Squire Hoffman, knowing that all would be attended te in a business like manlier when intrusted to his hands, but his sucersser will come as nrar filling the bill as any man in Jackson county. P. J, Ryan of this place recired a letter from his wife in San Francisco this week in which the question was asked ""Hew Old Lu-ie wa.?' Ryan was puzzled and had te consult hu friends to find out who "Old Lukn" was when some one suggested that h's wife meant that she wanted to know the age of their son, Luke. Pat made his second trip around town to find out when the T!oy was born. Card or Thanks. To the Fireman of Jacksonville, together with the out side volunteers, I tender mv heartfelt thanks for their labor at the fire last Thursday night. 11. K. Hasna. Criterion Billiard Saloon! CALIFORNIA ST., CATON &. GARRETT, Proprietors. THIS popular resort, tinder new-man-I azement. is furnislnnt the liest brands of liquors, -wines and cisars. There-idinsr table is supplied with Eastern periodicals and leading papers of the Coast. Give me a call. -lulpwb,1 m i "nmw K. KUBLI, - OJJ Fellow's Bcildins Jicasmillf, QrtgMi DEAL.KK AND WOltKER IV SHEET IRON,. COPPER, LEAD, Pumps,' AUBICOLTURAL IMPLKMEN NAILS, A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF STOVES HARDWARE, TINWARE, POWDER OF E7ERY DESCRIPTION Puso and Caps, WGaDENA.WILLOWMWARE ROPE, NAILa,' Paints Oils, Taralsli, Glass CDTLERY, WIRE, 5hot,Srnshs, Chains. Jaso ETC.. ETC- I have secured the services of a first clasrf mechanic, and am prepared to do all repairing promptly and in superior style. In connection with the above I am re ceivinerand have constantly on hand a full andt first-class stock of GROCERIES, Dnr-aooDsi, avu n ois, tobacco READY MADE CLOTHING, GLASSWARE. CROCKERY, 4c. Everything sold at reasonable rates. K. KUBLI. Jacksonville, March 9, 1878. HljmilJS EMPORIUM! Jacksonville, Oregon. JOHS 3IKtLE?m - Proprietor. DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF AQRI cultural implements, tools nf all kinds and a general assortment of shell hardware. &s& He also keeps the largest slock of, aad all the latest improvements ia. GUNS ATfD PISTOLS, AND A FIIU. assortment or rishicg Tackle, Powder, Shot. Etc ALSO LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, AND ALL KINDS OF OIL. Give him a call and examine his stock before making your purchases. Of either sex admitted to tha" PORTLAND BUSINESS COIXEGg On any week-day of tho year. 'f c Tbo Collega Journal, containing informa ion of tho couro of study, tatea of tuition, board, examinations, eta, and cuts of plain and ornamental penmanship, free. Address, A P. ARMSTRONG, Lock Box 1W. Pobtmhd, Ob. && In tcrJn'nj, please mmiion thit paptr. For Sale. Owing to ill health I offer for sale the property in Ashland known as "Marsh't Planing-Kill," also the Kean Creek Saw Mill property. I will sell tho whole, "or" one half of cither 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. For partltulas apply to the undersigned at Ashland, Oregon. L.8.P,5Iaxsk. Take Warning. All those knowing themselves indebted to the estate of Madame Jane Holt, de- ceased, arc hereby notified that an im mediate settlement must be had at once and thereby save costs. Jeas D&Roboau Administrator. Jacksonville, Dec; 20, 1834. PROP, E. T. KTJGLER, Takes pleasure in announcing to the pub' lie that he lias determined to Tonoh 3VEtjCs1o foi cash money, and not on credit nor" traoe. -un&icai terms are taugui iu. casn only, all over the civilized world, and e red it, as an exception, is given only on proper securities. itoV illil If-rz?? s. ?-4W 3 LU)