Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, June 27, 1885, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti OfiEGON SEHTIilEiJ JACKau.V-VIl.l.K Satitrdat, Joxa 27, 185. The Queen lias accepted Uudstoiii-'u designation and im runted Lord Salis bury with the formation of a ntw uiin-1 rstry. Th old liberty bell which has been on exhibition in New Orleans will be relumed to Philadelphia on the 17th itial. It will be received with great Jiouip and ceremony. In the recent jierjury trial growing out of the Sharon divorce case at San Francisco, Miss Nettie Biackett, a former witness for Miss Iill, admitted that th told lies against Sharon, and detailed ber arrangement with Miss Hill in :he premises. She confessed that she committed perjury u hen she woie that she heard Sharon admit tli at illks Hill was Ins wrfe. Senator John Slierman, wlio vfrited this coast, saw for himself the disad vantagnof Chinese immigration. He is reported to have stated on his re turn Eat, hat while he voted agliust the Chinese bill he snvs he is glad it is a law,, and is satisfied from personal investigation there are quite enough Chinese on. the Pacific Coast, and the tnflux of tuch aliens tends to degrade lubor. "Nkw York, Juiie24. "Ilie "PostV financial article says: The Cuutral PauGc company liasaripiied to the ock exebanqe to Iht $5,000,000 in b-nids of $1,000,000 earh, bearing date rf June 1, 18S5, payable June 1, 1915. Tim bonds bear G per cent, interest. The holders Lave the privilege, in lliu meantime, of convening them into capital stock within eight years from date. No (such conversion will be made, however, at less than 50' per crnt. of par value. Application is made to list the bonds in order that the floating debt ma bo funded as fast as possible, and aUo that tile Oregon branch may be completed to a junction with the Oregon and California road. no as to form a continuous Hue from Htn Frauciseo to Portland. Some curious things happen among reformers. The letters of the Harpers about the publication of Blaine's book made nfiny- sensible people be liere that the failure to get it was the real cause of the opposition of Har jjcr's Weekly to the Republican can didate for the presidency. A curious confirmation now appears in the ad vertisement of the interior depart ment for Indian supplies in the Week ly, for which the publishers received $310 or $1 50 a line. The idea of printing such an advertisement in a pictorial paper, and at such a price, has betin left for this administration and the great mugwump organ to ex plain. How will editor Curtis explain this! It goes back to the most obnox ious country -printing examples. -Mr. Albert W. Swalm, president of the Iowa press association, as a blight recompense for the attentions shown the association, has volunteered to make two exhibits of Oregon's grain, fruits and vegetables, one at the 'Oskaloosa county fair; the other at the Iowa state fair. He has an office ut the letter's ground, and will devote two walls, each 12x16, for displajing the exhibit; ind furthermore, will em ploy a man to look after ft aud to dis tribute such printed information about ilie state as may I c furnished to hiui. The county fair is held lbs first week .in Aiigust, and is second only to the 'atc fsir the ntti:n1anc? r-ig from 7000 to 20.000 a day. ThesUte fair will be held the following week, and usually is about 200,000. Of course Mr. Sn aim's service is offered gratis, and it will uo -doubt be gratefully ac cented. The Bjston' "Herald" thhks that tfre controlling reason why Prisma;!: is cross grained toward the United States, its institutions, its hoi;?, Us wheat and its people, is furnished in the statistics of immigration. From there it ap pears that during the ten months end ing April 30, last 3'tnr, there arrived in this ceuntrv 133,15ernignints from Germany,, and in the corresponding ten months of' this year, 98,013. The number was more than thirty percent of the total immigration of these peri ods, and largely exceeding that from Eugland, Ireland, Wales and Scotland combined. .The emigrants, too, are largely made upofthe boaeandeinew of the country the thrifty young farm ers, artisans and mechanics,, who do liss provided fur them. Tt.e prince's trade restitution way keep out some of the American food products, but be can not prevent the German people from coming here to raise the products aud enjoy liberty for thsmielvet. iiot appreciate the irihtary service, the son county, at Jacksonville. Oreeon. on tT nd the other h.rrf mjlrinni Angust 5. 1835, viz Robert Wertnim taxes, and the other nard conditions rfomestoad No . 3-205 for th IV i o(S y 2UV, w. iic wui4.ii t-ii 4ui'oiui u cruuictii. i XX "- 't -- - "4 "i - -" ij oec-1, .V 11 M f Thi monster ledge, which is the oc cmioii ot to utck incitement now, it in Rogue rivrr aboat twenty seven unlet from 13 rant 'a Paw. The only means of transport at p-estit ra on the liurri:antt dt-clc of a cave ronr. as the, last twelve miles is a rough ttioun- tain road Atier I ravelins all dav we reach tire ledge. We can see for quite a distance where it ascends the moun tain side, cropping out iu higher pieces weighing a ton or more. Arriving at the ledge we are glad to get a lunch, and finding a bed on the soft side of a pine board, we retire to dream of feath r beds and other comforts. The next morning bright and early we are rowed across the river, and after an hearty breakfast we turn our atten tion to the mine. The tunnel on this, the north side, has been run about thirty-three feet The ore h verj hard, and the entire work is done with powder. After inspecting the tunnel we follow Mr. McNair the superin tendent, up the mountain which the hugeledge traverses for a distance of a distance of 1,000 feet. About 300 feet above tho river w Gnd a second tunnel run by the Yank Gold ai.d Silver Mining Co. of Jacksonville in 1877. Tiiis tunnel wag driven about forty two feet, and the cntbrprixe abandoned. The walU of this tunm-l are covered with a blue and white powder secieted fiom the ore. A i ifcta of this reveals nnenic and sul phate of c6pp-r. .Ascending about 200 feet farther up the ledge we find ano'her tunnel run by D. W. Court ney in 1876. The length of this is about thirty feet. The ore of these two tunnels is of the same character as that being run now, out is not so heavy. In this upper tunnel t jtir ex ists a vein of iomfhing resembling red lead. It is toft and easilv -vo-led with the hat'ilf, and we ire inLnned, when mixtd with oil makes an excellent paint. After gathering a few specimens, we ascend tu tire summit of tire ledge. Here we find a different character of ore. It is ipht and pnrouv, and full of cells re eeaibling honey comb. Many speci mens arc beautifullv colored aud crjs tilized. This oie qives a fine asny of fourteen dollars per ton. A mill te t of fifty pounds sate eighty per cent, before, and ninety two after concen trating After tecuring more speci mens we descend and cross the river to the tunnel on the south side. The ore in this tunnel is not so hnrd and more easily niinrd. The tunnel ha now been driven aliout 120 feet and is being pushed day and night. The ore in this tunnel assays twenty dollars per ton. If there is anything, there is something big, for the ledge is 240 feet wide and no one knows how long or deep. R. G. S. Grant's Pass Xt ems. Boom. Business 'is good!-' . Immigrants are still pouring in; The frco ferry is in miming order now. Thirty-seven new arrivals (his week from the East. A Miss Ahli from Yakima is sick at the Cotuuiurcial hotel. Jonathan Bourne, Jr., was in town one day this week looking- after his interest here. Mr. J. D. Lanaham of Kansas lis located a farm here and will bring his family on iu the Fall. The boat leaves at 6 a. m. for the Yank, tickets for sale by T. P. Judson, corner first and main street. Ex Gov. Chadw-ick went down to the Yank or. business Thursday. He sa) s the Yank is a gc nnd that means a boom for Southern Oiegon and etptc ially Josephine county. Our streets on Thursday assumrd the business proportions of a' city that day being the public installnlion of officers iu the A. F. A Mi lode at this place. A large delegation from other lodges being present to witness the inhalation which took place in the Odd Fellow's hall at 3p. M. At five o'clock the banquet supper was- served up at the Commercial liotil to oer ono hundred persons in as fine n shape Ndened wi'h 8" marly drlica-is ns Chicago or New Yoik city could pro duce; in fact we doubt not that it could even be equaled anvwhero nn- this I muudane sphere. Mohr Anon. The managers of thn rpeent New Oilcans Exposition haxe decided that it shall re-opet. in November. Enough money has been subscribed, and large numbers of exhibitors promise to re turn. Closing Out Sale: To quit business. Our entire Rtoc'i of gpncral merchandise is offered for bale, in whole or iu part, at cost. If you want cheap goods, now is your lime to buy them Hk wo mein just whatwesav. Reames Bros. Notice. Lvnd Owice at RosEBcno, Or., ) JutwlC, I8j. f Notice is hereby given that the foLow-ins-named settler has tiled notice of his intention tn make final proof in unpport oi ins claim,- ana tiist said- prool will ue made octore tlie Judjge or Ulcrk of Jack. if ofN TV if -cc. 22 Tp Sfrsouth orranrt (Tr. ll ... .1.- i-n : -i. . iicst. 114. JIUIIICS uic iuiiuniuz wiv ncsst-s to prove his continuous residence upon. and cultivation of, said lnd, Tfr: E. U. Calon and A II. Jlaeply of sckson ville. Oregon, and J. M. Hmrtiw, CyTUs H Pickens or Table Rock, all eTJscon rounty, Oregon. i Wm. F. Besjam, Register. CRONEJUfLLER & SH0T, JACKSONVILLE Lgoxxls For LaBELLE WAOOX3, BUGGIES AND HACKS, LANSING KIlllXG HARROWS WJTH SEEDERS COM BrNEP. RfTPMwn rrrr.TirATt"iH A?ri sPRifc'rTiTrr u a it ROWS. ... ... McSHEHR grain dhills BUFOKD FLOWS, ALKSJ'V .K COLONS CAST CAST-STEEL RANDALL PULVERISING CIDISR MILLS. FANNING MILLS,' CORN SIIULLBU3, HAY OTTERS. FAIRBANKS SCALES, " ' COOPER'S ENGINES ANDSAW-MILLS, CHALLENGE WINDMILLS, fcATKAS StKVcU We wonld resnertfiillr nk our r:i our line "of goods before purchasing elsewllire, a? we feel Sell As Low. Than anj first-rlnss Ejooda can be gooda ae represented. Hi CEONEMILLErU-10' BrRDSEY. Jflcksonrillc; Oregon, May 0, 1884. " f for Infants "Castertals so wen adapted to cbndrea that t recommend it as superior to any prescription ksowstomc." ILX. AmcniE,lt.D., W Bo, Oi&rd St, Brootrn. H. T. TBI ITrank Brothers Implement Gompa 1135 DEALERS IN Fiii9sm5 Mill Machinery RU FORD'S WALKING PLOWS, IIODGE'S ROUiU.E DRAPER IUudi k LaBELLE WAGONS, WALTER A. WOOIa .MOWERS, McSHEhRV DRILL AND LEEDERS, BU FORD'S GA.KG &. SULKY PLOWS, COATES SULKY I5AKES, RUFORD'S RIDING AND GEAR, SUO'I T i GO.'.S Eiif-m. Jt Thresher-, WALKING CULTIVATORS, COOPER A- CO Saw Mill Machtiierv, RAW DALE WHEEL HARROWS, CARRIAGES, SPRING WAGON, THE CELEBRATED HOLLO .VTOO.TH,- KUCK BOARD WAGONS, 1IARROAVS, Etc, Etc., TJ t. A Full Line Of Farm Machinery. Write fjr ratalojus. Or, It. V. PORTER, Agent, Oregon Absolutely Pure This powder never vanes. A imncl of purity, strength and wholcsiir-icn ;. More ccr.nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short L wtighl, alum or phosphate rmwuens. SiJJ only ii fi. ltiA1. B.Vi.IM. PW kh Co , 10'! Wall-st N. Y. Day oi Evening AT -p. i y m I Awxs. jQ.reui24si oais-civ. 9 ,5K!jL''3?,sv v W ftB3YA!-ttyjt?li Ar time . . , " .,. , . 'class nicchanic, -and inn prepared to ilo Parties SiieiahlM and FanMlies sunnliedi .11 :.i ' ., ' ., ' ...i. . , - - - .. at reasonable rates. I am also prepanil to furnish ice in quantities to suiu Give me a call. On vs. Kt.aiis.8. Criterion Billiard Saloon CALIFORNIA ST., CATON& GARRETT, Proprietors. TniS populai resort, uwdcr new mail. 1 n 'emenL is furnislnnz the best brands , ot liquors, wines and cigars. The reading j table is supplied with Eastern periodicals and leading papers of the Coast. Give mv i a call. R. PRYCE, M. D.f iician Arid' Snrgea, IzsroRD, Orcgox. OflTce tftxtdiior to"Byers block, resi. dctisc Cunningham s ntiTet. i I tf T rp C?Onr ? ;EJ X J 2-t'l&aisp,es at home 1 free Address Smeo '.0.01,116 - ....... v , v.... .... . anu BROAD -CAST seeujsks, 1 PLOWS, HARROWS, ' ' CHALLENGE-GRAIN CRACKERS, Etc. r Ulr i MUrU NUIlUt- 1 Irons nnd frfenils to call strut see slice we 1 ? If Not' Lower ' sold for; and,Jwe guaTmitee all our and Children. ICastorla caws Colic. Consttpatioi, Bout Stomach, Diarrhcaa, Enictation, , vm Worms, Gires sleep. Hid promotes OK WUtout lsjurloos raedlmtloT. Csmtacs Coxmst, 1S3 Fulton Street, N. T. REAPERS. TWINE RlNDERri, Address either A- A - FRANK. BROS: ISTP'L. CO.'Poi Hand. Or.- City, OreRon,"- tpr II 3 tn I1.KITBL!, In IKs Xcw Building Jxcksorvillt, Crrot di:ali:u- and Vokki;u i SHEET IRON, COPPER, LEAD, "Pumps, AGRICULTURAL IiirLEME.N Ft NA-rLSr A FIRST-OtXSB STOCK OF STOYEf- HARDWARE. TINWARE. POWDER OF E7ERY DESCRIPTION Fuse and Caps, 1,'t" W00DZn&, WILLOW WARE RUPK. NAIIas, Paints Oils, Varnish, Glass CU;kERY, WIREj Shot, B raws, Chains. Xtose i ETC., ETC- i ,invp KPPwwl ,hn .., ,. iw , ,l( icifaiiniirprauipiiv uiiu iu superior 'style. . J . v 'f , Incfcntteclinn with the above I am rd- ceivinj: and have constantly on- hand a" . iuh aqu nrst-ciass siocK-or- GROCERIES, dktiooiis. ocji n. cits, tobacco READY HIDE CLOTHING. GLASSWARE. CROCKEirr, 4c. Evef)-tfiingoft at reasonable rates. K. EUHLI. Jacksonville; Mm-cli 9, 1878. UNION- HOTEL, Kerbyville Oresoa, Mrs. M. Ryder, Fropr. Fiistlass accwnniodatioil enn always be had ar this house at the jhiht Kasoua- ble rates. , , jthlioteh- CAROBROS H.tijust rpenrda fine stock nf , General M3reliniis& AT 3E23LC3Z3. His mitis Q'ufcJ.- .'hi'pj ami Small rfa. nd hefreU niY it, t all who f.ivor !iim with tlitir p.ilio'i.i''c will 1- tti Ihi vitb liUlt."i-i-s j(ul llic oujlitv of his '--M'-rop- LKT O1V1D-. UUIK'MIIUS, n:0 isin- 5, cw"iNfl. ILi:MIIINOROflTS, llAta AMI inn. n-OTs AMlMIO-S. ,rt! evT-rytliins u-itillr Juiinil in :i first-.lx- fnu n.1 ,Mi RlinnillM- hlore. Hr uiil phi-liis fiisliniiirs the- bendit 1 f Ilie rrducsl fn iylit- .ms'-d li I lie nd vmt of the- niiiYo.id, and w ilt nutiio uuuir aoldby am body. H A. llREXTANO. Manner. rhoeais-, tJrcjAn, Kcb.2T, 18M. - w JACKSONVILLE NUaSEliY A. S. Jolinson,PFO. A-s the "tlimSril fr fruit trees 5- r Treat M lhis- aliev 1 have t-taiti-U a Nur- I scry in' this plan; nnd will raie r.ollihi'' DUt llli'iinest a-iivkIhs. 'Mils jear I i 1 scll-frmn thff'rt'rtidtiurii Nur-eV.-rs iimi.i1 arttl ntii irniK.tht Ovlchrittil Altmtdi Nursiry, Oakland' t'al. The lolb-.tinj arc sonic of the leading jrJLtui 1 will keep: Rarh Toik , I5ri5- Iteit jftiy B. and L. Crawford's 15. limp Ynrli! Wale's c riy fcalway. AnisiU-n Sifjitrlnnaah Alexinder Jinn" hone. Orange C'tlnjj Yel ciw ILrgm. Lcmuu Clin and tn-.ni more TPx-t-1.t2.oj3 -jt2.ci 3Pl-ia.Tia.s. Petlile PrnnodWguu IV.ich Plum lUliiu Prime Yillow Kj. Go'den Prune CocVGodm Diop Gafc-sc Prune RrhIsIi iw. t t:t!.rine Prune .Ijpan Plum I berries, Nectarine, Aprluit, Qitince. 4 pple, I'n ndi Go isherry, Oregon h im. 'agne Hi rrlis. and .til kinds ot oru iment il and shade tnea B. If. BAKER, Merchant Tailor, Jacksonville - - Oregon. The suheriln r lnk s pleasure, in ir. foninr ifi'' public th-it he li:-s opmtifa' I'ldloisliop. f-h I'rS'' v e !-' i i Hui'dlncAnil thirlie'in nmv iiamn'n til ' liall KimiHOi work in 'Hiv line in !'- pcrmrnrinnt-raud Jt prices to suit, tht i unci f3"Cl'.hlnsinnlc.iflJr the !atef art-.! 'it styles A I iri- lot of samples al eys on Innd to sl-IclI fr'-m. 1! N.HAKP.R CHANGE IH MaWAGEMlNT OF, THE U- S. HOTEL, Cor. 2d and California Sts.-, JacktTavilfe ' Ogn, Having' taken rlnrre of x1U atrfct the Uirilt'Hiiriti.Ttalvi' pli-asirft- in eirnimrtii to the rmhlic tfrat a coiiiplttu change will lie made Tlio TciTslo will be Mippliid with 'iljthlnj: Ihe m.ukot fTurtls, aifil ,i general reiioiation ot (he 3E3oclis fi.xi.-d 3T2.002S1S3 ill 1h- mniti'. The pHtFoiixurnt the pub' lie is solicited. .7 !)i.Rrmi.VM. City Lunch House Fred Grab, Proprietor. H.iln;rmou-d to m ntvv stjnd on Oil ituniij trect' opposite the Uiiio.i livery stabc lush ihy lrlend- snd the public genen ly t" iriie n a a ral'. I keep lteer.,A iaeand Ciiri,rs nnd. j A first rlas- luiK'h enn be had at anv lime for S5 ctri'3 " PREI) UROB. EMPIHE HOTEL. 1 J. W. Cunninghan, Prop. Tliis comniiidh'iis .TnTl' well ar'rariired hotel is now open for the accommmlation of guests; and will be kept on the most 1 .! .? 'Flte tab e wijl a'wiiyVbq sunplicd with ,the best the ranrku aironls. EspecUl in clumilents are off.-red the traveling pub? lie. J. IV. CUNNINGHAM. Medfnrd, Fib. 5, 1S&4 CiTY'BASBEK SHOP CAUFOHM-i-STr Jacksoaville, - - -' Oregon , The undersi!rrreoN fnllv nreJrcd to do mil work in his line in the best manner and 1 at reasonable prices. i KKORHK SOffrMPF If-sitscITrd, PRACTICAL WATCIIltAK'ieil Afi iTEfrEtER, CalifomtS Sre.t, MA KFS a snerlaliv of clrirtin and re. csr3S arc reasonable. Give mC a call. AT i New Drug Store, Jacksonvillo, Or. Cl0ClSB A fine anrtmrnt of SJaj clocks, witltnmi witlimit al.irui. ' --rv atolxos. Ci ills'1, bdn.s ami bor gnt 1 nnd llrci J huntinjcasc.- oiKU-facu aHu skylight J uatrncs, trom ?o to 150 ZZSr-ficolota. A fine lot of ladies' gold band and bangle bracelets. SPiaa-SOxr XiT5 5a. Ilim 11! ar.U, niby rins. cameo stone einsn tt with tli.imnnds, cameos set Willi prarK (T-inN-i nnd pe.irl-. turquni .and pe-irl". nn o-n rinjrs with iiliUcc mmioc-.. nliit rtfldlwiiil nntlTiinglL' ring:, pl.1111 and M.1U1 l alirorni.i rni!,. Diamond in cverv shape. Ijulics' sets of Jewelry, from the ."6-ccm lil.-efi x t to tliH. .'s-JOO-lnrd M-Uof dininond. -Gints' iimU hulks' nld chains, lockits md charms. Xtsin a.ci : fi.itfoxis. GcntV -old KMit-tiins. scarflM. sludi and comr-hutlnns. Silso--i- "sTtTrtvo. Sliver and liver plated knivw. huk. xpru-ns, napkin rings, siler sng.ir-siioiis antf tongs in cases' r.Ti fscillrtnoo-izja. Gold and silxi r thtmhles; pild. sjlirr nnd steil ". et.itlisi: amln full slotk nfevcry thins in tficjcuilry line A full assortment ol perfumery, toihl i-ip-1, etc. a loicf steel engravings and pictures for chiidn ;i. - In short, a compktcand flrsU'lassllceo! rfATYTi a "XT ." orno JXUin j-. UU"J.UO Vll lol'-xf at Ihc LOWcST PRICE! Il-rrrwnnrron. vi-'ir. Is injiw. ami hi Ik-) l-ieorvin Iilsuki. in.i!i.iiijiisu!iijK Tw lusrsp, rm oil lor sining at.n.liiu.s. J III!' line of Drugs ant3 IicSicIaes. 53Ut'its.ripiiou tlLtn (('iiiniMiKtl JLL.i;RuOiv6. SOLD & SI1732 G2SS WOItKSD. 50 rer v.ent. oi iiru .ibaa j- M1SE k JACOB'S MILL 2-3 Mile from AhhA , a'AUXrt'.I.E.IS' n.lhe ni.ve I'jjijril1! mill and at sm.l ej.peiise.put in V-. -.J t l f ' Tm rpit ivojii.No Rebellious .Ores r.-d Tn'rivc T will he pnpir-d on nr.d ifter 5I.iv ' tli, lfc.s."). ii, ynrK Miy ore i.i S.ii.then. On gun, ' ki tint olfit-:is-iv. P.irth-s- hiving (inM and silvir Mines dtMlojx.il; so .is- in slii.w in sltii, tilt" Mil ne nfiiiv prn"i s. cm Ii hi- work pin on thes.iiiu v.iili mv pruCc-.-. mil the piv fi.r tuch wi.iks'takin fru'.n the mine, I'KtlViltX(i-l!r- iniths- wi I ship Ihe or inure tons uf Iheivenige ure from siiih inine In niv wurks in mlev, and hav it vriirkiit iij :ny pmccs-i. vvl.i.'h I ;iie to w'oiic Sr'piT Ci-nJ. oriu-kc no ihare for woliliu-jiaUlv '".,1 - ill! is? CliOiip. leff tue tut IlcsulU zibey. GEO n.r:iI'K,.t;int. Ili-ul-y, Siskiim n.iniiy, t'al. dav:d Lisssa, PDfP U AND DrulMt tS corrisr qsisssczsgs. .ti-iir CoKPixs prrminHBi) ,oii the shortest notice .ihd ('vaiier lima Tuny othir estiblishinint in Snulliem Oreynn. Furniture of all kinds kept on hand ot made to order Corihty" KreasuVtr's , ' Sfotica. Third OiricK ok nnrsTT-Titr.vsrnr.ti, I 3.wkyo:ivi-ile, .Arn 22, 18S5. ) 'votioe is hireby given that there are funds in the Cdnnty Tre.fc.ury for the re demption of, (he louowlng. county war rants, protesteil Up to Nrounbcl-8, lbbO Numln.r 10 3 100(5 1803 1807 1051 1052 1054 10"i lira 194.1 1017 101.1 l'.MiO 1!i2 1JW) ll.iU l'Jj 1032 10.11 WOO 1574, 1048 JS1HJ-1U75 7 5 3 2 4 Inlenst will eca'enoorf'lliiJi.d.ite .. NEWMAN I'ISHER, County Trejori'r. AUCTIOSCER. H.Tvintrhiken out Ihe neee-.r? license, I offer mv services t6 the punlic as a General Auctioneer. AH basinets in nvy Hi ev;-i!Phfprtlmp,. lyaheifdeiftoat reasonable rttes. iiatis- faction eti iranteed For further partial- Urseciinire ofuraddres.':. W JH It QweS, Central Point, Or Tixfclo ISTotico Notice is hereby given flirtf X will not herfpoiudbcfor any bills or account made w'ill.rmt my esrtrcs ih'deror author- "': 31iii:ki .MlJvSOK. Jacfesonv'ilIc,'0r.Tune4, 1885. ' &.R? in'vourow-n'ttiwii Tmtjs HHlBT.cta.imiiina jiamc. TIItti,ADfft$ Or"sHiilh fti ftrcson, are hcrelVy iWinneil? th-it m adihrftiih-'ara'rirgeanil'olOgiiiit hue of ntLIKERY ritavradd.il to mv iek the followinir e'.i, ot "M,d, of whicli I fcave a full liner Xadh3' Pnrhishiag Goods ,- Both Knit nz'i 3lu,Kn. Infant' Wunhvbc CvmjihV,- As-clicapii'ito be bought any place ;W CHLCftENS'SHOttT CLOTHES, L'ndir4 jearsold-i1 A fccnfitiful fincnl HOSIERY! . Consisting or Lfli-and Slllr. Gloves, Handkei chiefs, Tof e'sy And tn mv other t'lints ftm numerous to' liKutiuiu liuv iiim) seen tid the si.rvi-5 of n ,,F1 ST-jCt ASf, DhpagJI AKER, . -. . tr -s. . . mi r.njp'-""iit to rtinrt" all"iAler tn :it rvasoiubo Ihit line Iu titsil t-n stxie rat-. ( - Call unit we at ihe tiuil fins fomv (,rly oci iqii d by A. L John-'nii in ('.ill lon.ia str.U. 3I15S. P. P. PRI3P. r. si 55 i i -i j ,-. SILAS J. DAY,- XJurtj Tiiblic, ILal Eiak Jijt.- Abstracts m id.: of Titles to' Lind-i. Xicnlocumcixta Or all kinds ilrar.n np.i'splei illy pert.iin. inj' ... tin. MtlJuuuH of tst.ties. CWicfcr qf Account - Prompt Ptniilhiuutt. InveMm-nt reisrill -s . a Pp-ciillV.-Ilisom Uoiinl Mllpi.inulii lllUl OHill. I !me -i eimp'i te s-t nf M ip of all Sun i jiil Ijtirl- hi thlt coiuiiy. urn re t io nlisiRii ts monthly l mm lCunr.r of ill rew cntrh's pud" 1 -im li m ;ir-. p-trol to r.i i fee itni II mu'siiMil hihI Pro iiiptim p'lM rs- ""' ('"' 'hit jive'upir ths-ttif crin.i.c- of a triti In IJum-I urj W.-indUffi.e S-nipl rir.e firm' are In n: hinds Inf s.ile. Pnmtpt rffdy imdc-lo.ill l tl-r- Clurui" in ' ii 1 1 rd.i.irc wiili thi-i'im Refits., by eniu-s-..i.'j to ( .link in in. Esfi ."Itmkeri Hon 1 It tte'i stir, Jntlxi- m'tliisjiitliiiiil dis'rn l. unit to .my lnisiiii-ss fi'iifiV' in .I.iiksmiile (Hli. i-..t s'mih list rum r ('u itunim in I .iili !n.U, .l.iikin' ilie. "let ip btl..o.I DY Mil -MULLEIN uivu: is G onef ai ISsr chas fife e. PUS PN 1 I pleii-ure PXPKR It'.NKI) TAKK3" in inf rinll'rf the put lid that he lit- puuh.isd 1.. u.onu ii in. lerist i.i the POST OFFICE STOm- V'hich will lv kept rtneked with :t i-ntn plete and lirst el , tn iruiiuit in gnu rap iiKn.Ii .la-ire. I-'ViH H.H l- "7?yZloiisoa6lr Elates. (Jive ins a c.ilr.ind ee fur vnurselves. i:.X mTi.i.ki: A'tliiihiistMtot,'d otic. .in tilt! A-.11r!"or the estate cif Pitriik i K.1V111 ihl'Ii. i'n i i d VOTH K IS fll'.MKHY OI YEN THAT l ' f?.t' til tliisk'iiiil'liri- lien appolmtrl' liy Ihe (' nut t f lilt .y J.iMr-.'.n einiinvv itri'Siiii, sliiimr in I'toliiio. Mlnilnistr.i'or of the ihlHti-ul P..triik i l:ili..lii!i lie cc-ivid. .Ill per-on indiltcd Ioiii1iM1U Te reiUisiul to selile ihe s line itiinii illuli Iv, nut those havini: cl-iinw nsalllsl the i? tale viill pn-sent llittn with the (irniwr voiuhers to tlie urililfigncd, resn'ing in J.irknotnil e. Jaekson riiltnlv. tlncfl, vvllliln illthnllirimiH tin- firt p .Iilti-i-lion f tin- notiie. .1 O HIt;i)sEV. AilitinMnitnr of tudil csti.tc Dated 11.iv 0, 18N5. City P. McMahon,- FrssprietoV iStscrs' leave .Tnck-iwvtlle rvrry-JIcBtiajr" 1fVtrdnitd.iy nid Pntlay morrtliiirs nt a a M.r.rrlvlntt at WiiMnin Irjeuvrnlny.wlierlf clov connection is made next inornimj loTl'rfseeH'Ohy. Whrn the new v ;.n' m.lil is linlslml iibotu JamjAry loth thrnucfli llekets to Sim Vrlitli.'iscti'uill bo sold tor 418 by tbii nifUe- Epn.vs jmf order business done at re timed rntts: . . , , .. P McM'AllON' Proprietor Miss S. Joll.NROX. 3IlSS Zl r.vvKiis:- tre'ssmaking. 1Ye are now'pn'p.ired l' ike o-it rVlof ask the lai't-f'J'.iai ksunmile in give Usa" share oftlieir patiopag Ve .--.-. G'tamiites catcjudton , ' , K . .-. , ,. .It pnr,fh lower than ivcr a!;'rt in Jack. sonvin'rf: Itr.o-ns-.lt tlie residence of A "". jJohUson. fTtHwii a trial ZpssEs'CAVr.rs & Jonssorr. For Sale. Owing to lit health I cflLr faft.de Iho PTopertyin shl.inrl-knxvnui 'JIsrsh' Planing Will," also the Kcan Creek Saw VHP properlVi, I wil, s-11 the wholef rtilehalfiif eftfcvror both propiTtics, afn riargnin lo th risht hind of a business) rrfan. This is r.'rliro rlnnee for an active jnan to nciire tic best bnsine. in SoiiIIh' e"m Oregrm For partic ula apply toTli1 I,. S "pOURsrf. f r T