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Satdrbat, Jrac 20, 1885.
State Teachers Association
DEPAKTJIRfT POBLIO TlhTRUCTIOir,
Salem, Oqn'., June 13, 18S5. J
The Slate Teachers' Assoaiationr wHl
convene at Astoria .Monday evening,
July (Tihr and continue in session July
tb, 8ih, 9th- and IOtlk.
All teachers as J friend of education
are cordially invited" to attend and aid
in promoting and developing the eda
caiional work of oar State.
An excellent programme is being
prepared, and will l published' at an
early day. Promineat teachers and
lecturers from ourcolleges and leading
public schools will e present and take
part in the exercises of the Association.
Every effort will be made to make eachi
eesiion eminently interesting, instruc
tive and successful.
Arrangements have beem roods by
which all persons attending, the Apso
fciatioa and' paying; full fare over the
East audi West Side Divisions of the
Oregon aBd California Railway to
Portland', will be entitled to return
tickets at eighty (80)' per cent, off from
regular fare to-destination.
Arrangements hae been mide with
the Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company far exeurnion rates of two
dollar and fifty (?2.50) per person
from Portland to Aaloiia and return.
The Oregon Railway and Naviga
tion Company's exeursion steamers
will leae Abh street dock, Portland,
at 6 o'clock A r for Astoria,, Monday,
Tuestk aud Wcdiuftlay, mornings,
Ju!. Cli, 7th and 8tb, at which time
.round trip tickets may be purchaced
at the Ash street office.
By sp6"ial arrangement, the return
time on the Oifon and California
ill way has bsen extended so as to
ffclude XLuisdav,, July, 16th, and by
special arrangement the excursion rates
on the Oregon Railway and Naviga
tion Company's steamers Tkill be good
U rturn to Portland" untiT September
30th.
This will enable persons from differ
ent parts of the State' attending the
Association to remain and visit the
seacoast it they desire.
Thursday,, July 9th, will 1d devoted
to excursions to Fort Suvens, Fort
Canby, llwaco, Young's River Falls,
and other points of interest. "For this
purpose arrangements La e been made
with Captain J. II. D. Gray, of the"
Bwaso Steam Navigation Company,
to furnish transportation on that com
pany's steamers.
Tt a leading- hotels in. Astoria will
uaita libera reduction?,, and the hos
pitablu eftiiens ol that city; hav ar
ranged" to entertain the visiting teach
ers during the days of the Association.
R B. McElroy,
Suptr. of Public Instruction.
J. IK Nesmith's Death.
Ex Senator J. W. Nesmith died at
his name in Dsrryr Polk county, at
neon Wednesday.. He had' bean ill
for some- time and! bis- death was not
unexpected) L.W. Nesmitk. was bern
in Washington county,. Maine,. July
23, 1820j he remored in youth to New
Hainpthira in 1833; thince to Ohio,
thence to Mtssouri) and in 1S43 to this
Stale coming with the Applegate
party. He wos efected a Supreme
Judge for the Territory at the election
of June 3, 1847. He took a raiiant
part iu the Cayuse wac of 1S48 and
was Captain of Company G, Oregon
"Volunteers. At the election of June
1!2', rfcHSj.He-was elected' & representa
tive to the State Legislature from
Polk county. Shortly after Captain
Nesmitn, as he was then called, led an
exploring band southward through the
dangerous Indian country of Southern
Oregon, seeking For a practicable route
to California. Ha ran far delegate to
Congress in 1849, aud was defeated by
Samuel R. Thurston, and in 1852 was
elected Treasurer- for Polk county,
la 1853, he was appointed' United
States Marshal for Oregon, in' which
capacity he ttrred until 1B5K Ih the
Yakima war of 1855 he served the
country in connection with General
Phil. Sheridan, who had command of a
small force of United States Regulars.
In 1861-'67"lie was United States Sen
ator from Oregon, his colleague being
Colonel E. D. Baker, who wag. killed'
at the battle of Ball's .Bluff. General
Nesmith'a residence has been at Derry
for many yarE-where ha farmed on a
large scale, and kept house in the old
'.vie of hospitality and welcome.
Senator STesmith was noted for his
keen wit and humor, and. some of his
humorous wayings bad a national rspu
tation. He was a typical pioneer, and
one-ofttho foremost figures of the early
stttlerssof tbis -State who are rapidly
passing' away.. H in to be regretted
that the latterparf of thVlife of this
brilliant mam was clouded by a dis
cased.mind.
' 111 . ww Jmn n-mt n4-m &
I'UUI li J. i VSUlsllHg.
at
Wqodville
Editor of tiik SENTiXEt: T prom
ised you at no distant day, I would
giieyou a description of some of the
'edges- that were- being prospected in
this locality. Abont 18 months ago,
while I -was hunting, I picked up soin
favorable looking: quartz, and after
looking soma time I found the ledge
and gave a party l- interest to put on
The first ear's assesment, Af'er
working Rome time aud the ledge
Bepminp broken-, work was suspended
and nothing has been done with it since.
I received assay from J. H. Fisk of
this rock, none lesn than $40, and some
as high as $150 to the toa carrying
Rome silver. About the same time
Dr, Sturdney and W. J. Stanley lo
cated what is known here as the old
copper lode IJ miles-below Woodviile.
This is what in called a true figure vein
l)ing between prophy and slate.
Though the ore is not high grade it
will no doubt be a paying mine, as it
is from 8 to 10 feet widfy some of the
best ore assays 25 per cent, copper,
and 20 in gold and silver. This ledge
runs about 10 degrees east of north.
Having received information from T.
D. Jervitt last spring during his stay
in WoodiUfo-, that some rich- silverore
had been found in this locality,. I en
couraged O. Bod an old Colorado
prospector to spend sobip time looking
for the ledge. Ho soon found sonic
good float ore and a small vein runn
in? 100 ozv in stiver After looking at
the ground, he located on a- ledgy runn
I nig quartering across the strati vein
'mi... i j r 11...1 .1... -u: t l !
lub ivuv is cuueu mv vruver xoju ttuu
runs 20 degrpes west of north, and
lays between prophy and granitrrand
the owners think they have a bonanza
The Little Galma owned bv Otto Lind
II. Kinney and others is about 1J
miles west from the Bo)d chim anil
runs nearly north and south and a
says from $25 to 50, in gold and sil
ver to the ton. On upper Gravp
creek about 20 miles from Woodviile
the Blalock Bros, hate a large and
promising ledge running N. VT. and 8
E. The assay shows 20 per cent, cop
per and from $8 to $16 in gold and
silver. Samples of ore from these
ledges can be seen at T. T. McKenzie's
of your town. Any information we
can give you of present and not of
past prospects will be gladly furnish
ed. W. J. Stanley.
Hon. Ginger Hermann, Congressman-elect,
is preparing to make a tour
of the State to familiarize himself n ith
its people and interests. He will start
from Jacksonville in alout two weeks,
going across Klamath and Lake coun
ties into Grant, through Eastern Ore
gon, along the Columbia into Portland,
thenoe along the coast and the valley.
He will stop at all the principal points,
examine the mine?, Indian reservations
and see just what rivers and harbors
need improvement. The Congressman
elect will ride behind his own team
and the trip will consume most of the
summer. Mr. Hermann has already
been to Washington and has become
acquainted w ith most oE the Senator
and. Congressman of other States,, and
he is now fo familiarize with Orecon
and its interests. He proposes to go
to Washington as a walking lexicon of
Oregon and its resources. "R-gister."
The Grand Lodge of tne A. O. U.
W. of Oiegon, Washington Territoi)
and British Columbia will assemble at
Salem July 7tbr probably at the State
House. About 150 delegates are ex
pected to he present. Some important
business will- coma up for dissussion.
The annual tlection of officers will also
take place.
MARRIED.
SATTEnFiELD Nowtxl At the resi
dence of II. C. Hill. June 4th, 1885, by
Kcv. A M'. Itusseli; Josepli W. Sattcr-
ficld ana Miss Catherine liv Iowtll of
Boston Mass.
BAKNEBima Wilson At the residence
ofthebride's parent's ncarPlcvna Klam
ath county, May 31st, 1885, by Judge
Smith, lliarles Barneburg and Miss
Lizzie Wi.'con.
BORN".
Bnoni, In Grant's Pass precinct, June
Gth, 1&85, to 3Ir. and Mrs: J. J. Brown a
son.
DIED.
BnisooE Ih Table Rock precinct, June
12th, 1885,ofdiphthena,.Addie, daugh
ter ot Ur. and Sirs. Win. Briscoe; aged
14 j ears.
BniscoE InTalle Rock precinct, June
13lh, 1885, of diphtheria, Dotie, daugh
ter of Mr. And Mrs. Wm. Briscoe; aged 8
yearst
Pickens In Table Rock precinct, June
15th, 18S5, Helen, relict ol the late C.
II Pickens, Sr. , aged 77 yeais, 4-months
and 3 days.
Yacohs -In Einkville, Mhy 31st, lESo,
Mary Ellen, daughter nf Mr. and .Mrs..
F. F.Yaughn;agcd 10 years, 1 month
and 21 days.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.
Land Office jit Rosebcrq, Or )
June 1C, 18S5.
Notice is hereby given that the follow,
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Judge or Clerk of Jack
son county, at Jacksonrillc, Oregon, on
August o", 1SS5, viz Robert Westrop,
Homestead No. 8205 for the W UotS W
if tec 15, N E 4 ot N E jSecil, NW
ij oi jn w a ec ! ip 33soutu ol range
- West He names the lollOwint" wit
nesses to prove his continuous- residence
upon, and cultivation of; sMd land, viz:
E. B. Caton and A H llaeply of Jackson
Tille, Oregon, and J. 31. Rogers; Cyrus
H. Fickcns, of Table Rock,all of Jtcison
county, Oregon.
. Wit. F-Bexjamih, Register.
CRONEMILLER & BIRDSEY,
JACKSONVILLE,
LaBELLE" WAGONS, BUGGIES AND HACKS;
lansing riding harrows with seeders com bined;
buford cultivators aiffd sprin&tcoth harrows,
mcsherry grain drills and broad-cast seeders,
bufordplows.allstyi.es. '
collins castcast-steel plows,
randall pulverising harrows;
cider mills, fanning mills, corn" stiellers,
hay otters. fairbanks scales,
cooper's engines andsaw-millsr
challenge wind-3iills.''
CHALLENGE GRAIN CRACKERS, Etc.
EXTRAS SERVED ON SHORT NOTICE-
"We wonld respectfnllj aslc our patrons and friends to call and see
otrr line of goods before purccasrng elsewhere, aa we feerenre we
can
Sell As Low If Not Lower
Than any ffrst-claBa Ejoods cun be sold for:; and5" we guarantee all onr
goods as represented,
CRONEMILLEEillND,BIEJ3SEY.
Jacksonville, Oregon, May 9, 183-f.
m ftkW W m o A I 1 W w
k mrM IH mt A Ktf Jill ( W4
for Fnfants and Children.
"CMtorfa Is so well adapted to cHHrentiiat I Catora cures OolTe. CoTBtlpattdir,
trecommenditasBoperiortoanrnrescription I 8oar Stomach, Diarrtoa, EructaUon.
tanratomc." al Aanrnrn. M.D., I KUlsorms, clres sleep, and promote, dl-
IUBe,OxfordSt.lSrooUjB,H.X' I WltEout injurious medication.
Tin CzsTAra CciOMxr, IBS Fulton Street, N. T.
Frank Brothers Implement Company
DEALERS nsr
Farm9 Mili Machinery
BUFORD'S WALKING- PLOWS, HODGlFffDOUBLE DRAPER nrjfDF.R
LaBELLE WAGONS, WALTER A. WOOD'S MOWERS,
McSHERRY DRILL AND LEEDERS, REAPERS. TWINE BINDERS,
BUFORD'S GANG & SULKY PLOWS, COATE3 SULKY RAKES,
BUFORD'S RIDING AND GEAR, SCOT T CO.'S Engines & Threshers,
WALKING CULTIVATORS, , COOPER & CO Saw Mill iMachinery,
I RAW DALL W HEEL HARROWS,
THE CELEBRATED HOLLO.VIOOTH, BUCKBOARD WAGONS,
HARROWS, Etc., Etc., E-c-.
A Full Line Of Farm Jjehinory. -
Write for catalogue. Address either
FRANK BROS. I.MP'L. CO, Poitland, Ur.
Or, R. W. PORTER, Agent, Oregon City, Oregom apr 11 3-id
P QYALi:tP3j 2
0WDER
Absolutely Pure.
This-powdernever-varics. "marvel of
purity, sircngh and wholesnmeness.
ilora economical than the ordinary
kinds, and cannot be sold'in competition
with the multitude of low test, short
weight, alum or phosphate powders.
Sold only in cans. RoAL I3akI.NO Pow
ncn Co., 10(5 AVall St., N.Y.
Day or Evening
AT
Mrs. Kreutzsr's Bakery.
o
Parties, Sociables and Families- supplied
at-reasonable rates.
I am also prepared to furnish ice in
quantities tosult. Give me a call.
Chas. Keauns.
Criterion Billiard Saloon
CALIEORNIA.ST.,
CATON & GARRETT,.
Proprietors.
THIS populai resrt, undernew man
agement, is furnishing the best brands
ot liquors, wines and cigars.- The reading
table is supplied with Eastern periodicals
and leading papers of theCoasti Give me
a call.
R. PRYCE, M. D.,
Bhysician And Surgsonj,
Medfoed, Ohegos.
Ofilcc Hcitdoor to Oyer's block; resi-4
dcn2e. Cunningham's hotel.
rVT Ty" rnOriper d
per day at homo
ibO J. J O-wVSamples worth $5
1S1 SllMf
free Address STiNsoN&Co.,Portland,Me
CARRIAGES, SPRING WAGONS,
In Ills Xtw Bsildlns taksorwllr, Ortgor
DEALER AMJ WORKER V
SHEET IRON, COPPER, LEAI5,
Pumps,
AGRICULTURAL IiIPLElIE K,
1ST AILS',,
A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF STOVES
HARDWARE, TINWARE.
POWDBROF EVERT DESCRIPTION
Fuso and Caps,
-W00DEFT&. WILLOW WARE
RpPE. NAILj,
Paints Oils, Yarnish, Grass
" CUTSERr.-TfIRE,
Shot,ZSrashs, Chains, Hose
ETC., ETC
I hare secured'the services or a first
class incchanicand am prepared to do
all repairing promptlv and ih superior
style.
In connection' with the above lam re
ceiving and have constantly oa- hand a
full and first-class stock of-
GROCERIES,
. DKT-OOODS, GUM SOOTS, TOBACCO'
READT MADE CLOTHIHG,
GLASSWARE. CROCKERY, 4c.
Every thing sold at-reasonable raths:
K. KUBLI.
Jack'sonvilIe,.March 9, 1878-
UNION HOTEL,
KerbyviUe. ...... ...OteceB,-
Mrs. M.,-Ryder;, P'ropr.
First-class accommodation can1' always
be had at this house af the most reisonai
ble rates.
3TAn excelleHt'stable connected with
thehoteL
Mi CASH STORE 1 !
CARO BROS
Has just opened" s fine stock of
General Merchandise
AT
jEli.oeri1-7r
His motto-ia-
Quicfc PbiTes and Smilf Profits.
And he fcef "assured tTtftt all -ho favor
hint with tlteir patronage will Be satis
fied' with his-pricc-s and the uuolHy of his
goods lie Keeps
WiY G"d08,
GROCMtlES.
1'ltOVISIONS.
GLorni.NO.
FUKNISIIINO OOOT!f,
UATS AND CAPS.
BOOTS AND U0t,
xndfe-veryffrifljr usually found in-a first
class Geuen.1 .Merchandise Store.
He will eive his customers the benefit
of the reduced freights caused by the ad
vent 01 tue ranroau, ana will not BV under
sold by anybody
L A. BRENTANO, Manager.
Phoenix, Oregon-, Feb. 25, 1834.
JACKSONVILLE NURSERY
A. S. JohnsonPro.
As-the demand for frfiit trees is s"o
great in this valley I have started a Nur
sery in this place and' win raise nothing
but tlte finest varieties. This year 1 v.'nl
sell from the Woodbnrn Nursery as usual
and also from the celebrated Alameda
Nursery, Oakland" (Jal, The following
are some oT the leading varieties I will
keep:
-" Foachcs.
Eiirly Yorii Briggs- Red May.
E. and L. Crawford's htump World.
Wale's e 'riy sjalwav.
Amsdcn Susriuchannah.
Alexander JIary's Choice.
Orange Cling" Yellow 3ergen.
Lemon- Clins and many more.
Prunes and FXxia33.s.
FPettite Pruned' Age Ptach Plum.
luuuif rruuc teiiow Jgg.
Golden Prune COe's Go"dcn Drop.
Grosse Prune Bradsbaw.
t Cathrine Prune Japan Plum.
Cherries, Neottu'l'ne, Apricpf, Qlunee,
A pple, French Goosbcrry, Oregoft- Cham
pagne Berries, and all kinds ot ornament
al and shade trcc3.
R, N. BAKER,
Merchant Tailor,
Jacksonville - - Oregon.
The subscriber, ttikis pleasure in in
forcainir the public that he has opened a
Tailorshop.
053 TTEiS. 1L KE IFKSSS'ir
rBuilding, and that lie i3 now preparea lo
fdo all kinds of work in his line in a su
perior manner and at prices lo suit the
times.
ESPClething made after tho latest and
bist stjles. A large lot of samples al
ways on hand to select from.
R.N. BATTER.
CHANGE IH MANAGEME
NT
OF-
THE U. S. HOTEL,
Cor3d and' California Sts.,
JaclrEonville - - Ogn,
1 Having taken charge of this hotel the
iundersientcftaTce pleasure in announcine;
Uo the public that a complete changtrwill
i be maaa; ,
Tlio Tatolo-
will be supplied with evciything- the
market fibrdSiand a-sruncral renovation
,of the
DBocts tiTicf Rooms
will be made. The patroniige of the pub
lic is solicited.
J- DeKoboam.
City Lunch House
Fred Grob, Proprietor.
Having moved to my new stand on Oil--itomia
street opposite the Union livery
stable I ask my friendsend the pubnb
generallyto gie me a calU
I keep Beer. "Wine and Cigars and
tS A first class lunch can be had at' any
4timefor25-centSi
FRED GROB.
lEMPrRR HOTEL.
J. W. Cnnning.han,,Prop.
This commodi6us and well'arrailged
Jjotel is now open for the accommodation
of guests, and will be kept on the most
approved plau.
The table will always be supplied with
the best the market affords. Especial in
ducements are offered the traveling pub
lic J. W. CUNNINGHAM.
Medford, Feb. 25, 1884.
GITY BARBER SHOP
California Sk,. -Jacksonville,
----- Oregon.
Tie undcrsicned is fully prepared'to-do
all work" in his line in thebcst'mannerafltT
at reasonable prices.
GEORGE SOHTTMPF.
LRITSCRARr
P'R A'CTlCA L "
WAfCmtAKEIf A.1
Califoraia
jEWTJliE.
Sreet,
A TAKES a specially of clcanfnjr and re-
.
j.vjl pairing watcnea ana cioc?- iij
ckv are reasonable.
Give ma
YOU M JtM TRIM
AT-
E. C. BROOKS'
New Drug Store,
Jacksonville,, Or.
CIOOllLSi
A fine itssoffmeat of 8-day clocks, withTanu
without aJjfiil.
AA 4Vto2i.esr.
GentsVladi'es'' amf boys'" gofd .and silver
hunting-cise, open-face anu? skylight
watches, from $5 to $150.
Sracolotat.
A fine lot of ladies' gold" band andbanglt
bracelets-.
Diamond and ruf)'
by rlng9, cameo stone
cameos set with diamonds, cameos set
with pearis, garnet and pearls, turquoist
and pcarKand" onvx Tines with hidden
mottoes, solid gold band and bangle rings,
plain and solid" California rags.
JToTo-olry.
Diamonds in every shape.
Ladies' sets or jewelry, from the 50-ccm
black: set to the $200 bird sets of diamonds.
Uents' and ladies' gold chains, lockets
and charms-.
Plrua and Euitons.
Gents' gold scarf pins,- scarf slides, studs
and colfir-IrattonsV
SiX-wexr TATairo
Silver and silver plated knives, torks,
spoons, napkin rings, silver sugar-spoons
and tongs in cases.
Miscollonoous.
fGoId anrfsiTver thntibte; gold, silver and
sieei sptciacies; ana a tun siocn oi every
thing in the jewelry line
A full assortment of perfumery, toilet
soaps, etc.
A lot of steel engravings and pictures for
children.
In short, a complete and fir&fclasslineol
HOLIDAY GOODS.
All to be so'd' at tK
LOWEST PRICE!
Also accordeons, violins, Imnjos, and the
best' linqof Violin, guifaf and banjo strings.
The best sperm oil for sew in
machines.
A lull line or
Drugs and
Medicines.
BSWrescriplions artfully compounded
Zr
OV
BROOKS.
GOLD I SILVER ORES
85 Per Cent. of.Fkfe Assay.
AT
& JACOB'S MILL
25 .Miles from Ashland:
HAVING LEJSKT the above named
milland ttt great expense put in my
FOR WORKING
Hebellions Ores ad Suiphttrets
I will be prepared on and after May
2)th, 18S5, to work any ore in Southern
Oregon, KTper cent, ol fire assay.
Parties having Gold and" Silver Mines
developed, so as to show in sight, the val
ue of my process, cau have ork put on
the s.ime with my process, and the piy
for such works taken from the mine,
PROVinrNG the parties will ship- five
or more tons' of theaverage ore from such
mine to my works in llinlcy, and have
it worked by my process, which I agree
to work 85 per cent, ornjhc no charge
for voiMng rame.
Talk is Chea? liufc Eestilts
- Tell the Story.
I GEO. IT-CHICK, Jgc-nti
Henley, SiskiytJU-coUhty, Cal.
DAVSD UNN,
AKO SEALLR IS
corrisr esiesssisigs.
COFFINS FURNISHED ON THE
shortest notice and cheaper than at any
dther establishment in Southern Oregon.
Furniture of all kinds kept on hand or
made to order
CoHnty
Treasurer's'' Third
Wotico.
Office of Cocstt Treasuher, )
Jacksonville, May 22, 1883. - f
Notice is hereby gj'en that there are
funds in the County Treasury for the re
demption of the lollowing' county war
rants, protested up to jNovenmer a, icon:
Number?
195 1008 1808 1897 1051 1052. 1054 1035
1953.1943 1017 1015 1060 1953 1000 1059
1935 1032 1031 1030 1574 1D48-189G 1975
T 5 3 2" 4
Interest will cease upon this, date.
NEWMAN FISHER,
County Treasurer."
ATJOTIONEEH.
Having taken out the necessary license,
Ioffer ray services to the public as a
General Auctioneer.
AU business in my line will be prompt
ly attended to at' reasonable rates,' Satis
faction gnaraUteed. For further particu
lars enquire of or address,
y M." A Owex, Central Point, Or
jEnVfclio Notioo.
Notice is llerebxgiTfen that I will not
b'e respoilsib'e fiir'any biIl?"or accounts
made withoufmy express orderor author
ity. , 3IORBIS Messob.
Jacksonville, Or., June 4, 188i.
S?fawe"ektnyourowntowii, -Terms
DO and $5 outfit frde. Aridrcisi" H.
iI.LST, s Co., Portland Maine.
TUE LlDIES
Of Southern Oregon, arc hereby informed
that in addition toa large and elegant
line of
MILLINERY
lime added to my stock the following"
clas3 ot goods, of which I have a full line:
ladies' Furnishing Goods,'
Both Knit and iltulin.
Infant's Wardrobe Cbmjolete,
AscheSp-as-fq be-boughi any place; also"
CrabDRENS' SHORT CLOTHES,
Under 4 years old.
A beautiful line Si
HOSIERY!
Consisting of Lisle and ilk.
Gloves ilandkei chiefs, Craves
'Zopliyr Siuv-nrs
And many other things too ntimefous to1
mention.- I have also secured tho
siiYIcea of. a
FIRtT-CtASS DItESSMAlfcEr(
And am nronarcd to" execute all orders in
(hat In.o id uravUss bCyle at rtasonab e
rate.
Call an .ee me at the building- form
erly occupied by A. L. Johnson on Cali.
fothia street. MRS. P. P. PRIM.
SILAS J. DAY,
Notary PuSlic, Heat Estate Ayt,
Abstracts made of Titles to Lands.
Iiogal Sooumoxxts
Of ali kinds drawn np, especi ally pertain--ing
tu the settlement of estates.
Collector of Accounts Prompt'
Remittances.
Investment Securities
a Specialty.
Jackson County Scrip Bought and Solil
il.
I have a complete set f .Maps of all
Surveyed Lands- in this county, and re
eeive abstracts monthly fron? Roeburs "t
.all new entries mode. I am- tlius pre
pared" to make out Homestead and Pre
emptior papers, and can thus save to par-tir-sthe
expense of a trip to Roseburg"
Land Office.
Several fine farms arc in my hands tor
sale.
Prompt reply made to all letters.
Charges in accord mcu with the times.
Rcftre, by pcrmiss.on, to C. (J. Beck
man, E-q., Banker; to Hon. L. R. Wc'i-,
ster, Judge of this judicial district, and to
any business house in Jacksonville.
Office at south cast corner Ca itornia
and 5th street, Jacksonville, OrcL-on.
SILAS J. DAY.
MAX" MULLEli;
2". O. uilxJackfeonviile
DEAI.hll IN
General Merchandise.
pnE UNDER-IGNKD TAKES"
J. pleasure in informing the public
that he has purchased L. colomon's in--terest
in the
POST OFFICE STORE
I "Which will be kept stocked with a coni-
plete and nrst class asMortmenlol general
merchandise I will sell "t
Very Reasonable Hates.
Give me a call and "ice for yourselves.
MAX-'MULLER
Administrator's Notice.
In
the mattcfof the estate of Patrick
UcKaVaitangh, deceased.
NOTICE IS IIERE3Y GIVEN THAT'
the undersigned has been appointed
by the County Court of Jackscfl count) ,
Oregon, silting in Probate, Administrator
of the estate of Patrick VcKavanaugh de
ceased. AU persons ihdebtcd to said estate aro
requested to settle the 3mo immediately,
and those having claims- against the es
tate will present them with the proper
vouchers to the undersigned, residing in
Jacksonville. Jackson county, Oregon,
within sir months from tho first pablicii
tion of this notice. J G. BIRDSEY,
Administrator of said estate
Dated May 9, 1885.
Jaclfsaville Crescent tiv
Mail Route,
F. McMahon, Froprieto?
Stages leave Jacksonville every Monday
"Wednesday and Friday mornings at 3 a
31. arriving at AValdo ih the evening, where
close connection is "made next morning
ior Crescent City. "When the new wagon
road is finished about January loth
through tickets to San Francisco will bo
sold for $18 by this route.
Express and order business done at re.
duceu rates.
P McMAHON Proprietor
Miss S. JoiIKsox. Miss Jtt. Caveiis.
Dressmaking.
W are now prepared to take orders for ,
lything in thft X)r(.ssui-ik!c line and
k the ladies of Jacksonville to giver us a
share of tlteir patronage. "Wo
Guarantee Satisfaction
At prices lower th'an ever aiktd In Jack
sonville. Itooins at the residence, of A. S.
Jofinjn. CS"Give us a trial
Misses Caveiis & Johnson'.
For Sale.
Owing to ill health I ofier1 for sale the
property in .dshland known a "Marsh's'
Planing Mill," also the Kean Creek Saw
Mill property Twill sell the whole, or
oile half of cither or both properties, at a .
bargain to the rij,'utkind of a business
man. This is a rani chance for an activo
man" to secure the best business in South- ,
rn Oregon. For particulas appjy to'tha
unaersiguea at Asuiana. uregoa.
Ram
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