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t-?"-- fr . 1 T 1 is!Ujwpw nijfflseFgan"TOy OREGON SEST1HEL JACKDIIIVaLRi Satuiiday, Augnst 7, 188G. MirtElED At the rrfcidpnce of B. P. Dorri, in Eugt-ne City, Prof Thorn ms Condon officiating, Mr Seymour W. Condon and Miss Mary Darris. Serious Accidekt. On Wednes day of thii wet-k while hading hay on Thompson creek Jasper Dar-eille fell "Aoff of a loaded wagon and had ',.n arm broken in two placeH liv the wheel passing over it. The flh of -the arm is bo badly crushed that Dr. '-Aiken, the attending physician think nothing hut amputation of the. arm trill save ths tuati'a life. NEW BttlCK C. W. Kahlerh let contract to ByerH & Gucrriri of M-d 'ford for the codhI ruction of a brick 'building on the kite where hU office 'Mood. The old building has already 'been torn do-rn and bricklaying will commence about next Monday. Vi raT he has not yet lostconlidsnce in Jacksonville and his actions prove it. 'That young and fly dude dm ru nner from Portland lately shown up bv lh "Oregonian" for his transaction at .Albany was in town ibis wrek making itnaxbes on some of the Jacksonville (girls. A rich father on one side and n mad father on the o'lier may not make tan even match but we will bet on the -daddy that ia mail when the last round 'takes place. But we promised to bay nothing about it. The Snow Cooper and Mack's Jolly PatlilinderH attempted to glie a show here rn Tuesday night but no u.lience appearing they po4'pont-l it till WmIiipmUv when they pl)ed to about a 10 houve giving a very -rood show for a travelling troupe. Tlieir manager ia Kurelv a novice in the bui nnsa and regard the value of printer' ink worth nothing, but after a few such failure as they had in Jackson- rille he tuav learn btter The com pany returned to California from here. MfcAN Trick. All the nuts on tie , wheeln.of George SchurrptV buck hoard . .wire taken oir last. Sunday night, by , .some one who nndoubi thought lie wak - pitying a verv funnv trick. Scbumpf and Juhti Orih and other expected to 'aii it early next morning tn go to the .mountains but the tiiek wHiliC!iveied in time to prevent Hny accident but caused them conMderable trouble in securing another nagou for the trip T.i say the least it wa a mean de-pica . ,ble trick for which the perpetrator ought to receive a leather medal. Suduex Death Mat Pool the well known young blacksmith died at hi residence in Etgle Point on Thursday last;. He had only been ill fur about one week, (.utrering with miuir kirid of ' fever, and the suddenness of the shock has so prostrated bis wife that t.hn is also lying in a dangerous condition. Mat was a vounc man of 28 xears "of age, the terv picture of haealth and it will aurprUe all of his friends to hear of his kuddeti taking away. He leaves a wife, parents and othsr, relative but no children. We exteud our sympathies. Fixe Collection. We had the pleasure 'his week of viewing the fiine collection of oil paintings, and deco rative art painting conhistint of Ken sington Iridescent, Laura, Fell, S -tin, and Tapestry or wlntn elvet all the work of Mrs. il. K. llstina. The oil pointings consist, of Multnomah Fall-. Lko George, Mount Hood. Sunset on the Mediteratieaii and last but not leHSt a lieauliful Mdiinoit. Every picture and ornamental wurk in the parlor ia the Imt.iliwo k of Mrs. llantiaand are ileM-rung of all the praise bextowfil on them. Mrs II. i pupil of Mis. J. S Cowles and from the advancement thus far made the will aurely prote hirielf an artist of merit. On July 24h a dead man was found floating in Smith River, about half a mile below Ford's ferry. In the al sence of the Coroner, James Brooking Justice of the Peace was notified who took charge of the body, and from whom we tain the following pattic lan. Inquest held July 25. Name unknown; age about 70 ear-; verdic, accidental drowning; had on his person cash S2.in silver and a nickel. " One pocket knife two broken blades and one whole one; aUo a match "box. No pip'-rs to indentify him. Had prol ably been in the water two or three weeks gray curly hair; had on blark diagonal coat, checked vest patched rtli;aipitce of gunny sack, common gray pants, old coarse boots and two cot ton undershirts. All his clothing de noted poverty. Has been hurried in Smith River cemetery. Uoticrto Shippers It. Koehler, receiver of tbe O. &. C. II. II. has imu ed thn following notice: "On and After August 2ml nil fieight coining or going over the east-Mil division of tlu O. ii C. U. R. will be billed -o, tespect ively from Eist Poriknd nation, at new scheilules of rales. The rates do. not include, hauling and free delivery The company is, however, prepared to receive or deliver freight coming or go ing over the east-side division from and to any point within the cities of Portland and Eist Portland, for which service a special charge of cartage will be made at tha rate of two cents per 100 lbs. for all kinds of freight, except for such heavy freight as safes, (toilers, heavy machinery, not on wheels, for which an aditional charee for cartage, "over and above the two cents jier 100 lba , will he made in accordance with schedule of weights. All cartage for the O. Js C. R. R. Co. will, by the con tract, be done, aa heretofore, by the Oregon Transfer Company, to which application for hauling "should -'ba spade, Local Items More warm weather this week. New roods and nevr prices at the New York Store. Mens Boot from 2 00 to $5 00 a pair at the-New York Store. " Crater lake haa alrpady been sound ed to the depth of 1,9G0 feet. Wes Kahler'A law office is now in the Times building temporarily. Dr. J. V. Robinton and family are rusticating, at Wagner's S-wla Springs. Without a doubt goods are said for less money at the New York Store. Jatne Drum starts for San Francis co in a few days to order mure goods. M. S. Dean, the popular teacher at Wilderville, made us a call last Mon day. It you want 15 yards of Unbleached Muxin for 1.00 call at the New York Store. The best of Prints are sold from 10 to 20 yards for 1.00 at the New York Store. ' We hear of quite a number from here who intend visiting Crater lake this monib. An endowment of 30,000 is being secured for the Albany Collegiate In stitute. John Uanley shipped a large drove of bogs to Portland by rail on Mon day Ut. A man named Brown from Ashland died at the hospital of consumption this week. Hon. Win. Kahler is up and around again. So is Y ui. iU. lunitr. jiotn had a clo-e call. Givernor Mooly ha appointed R, l Ur n-l A i 1 -11- G.mural fur the Suite of Oregon. ' , J. Nunan mvs hi is not selling out but, wit! sell goo la . cheap aa the uoxt man neven heiesb. P. J. Schafer, igent for Hamilton Bru's nursery ot Tal'eu', was in town several daya ibi week. A reduction of $2 50 will be made on every Soil of of Ciolhea bought, at TueNew Yoik S'ora .A 13 tear old son of J. B. John-on of Rock Plnt ditd al the home place ut npliilieiia on llie 0th liist. Win. Cnarley and family of Chi m ua Rock piecinct paiil Jacksouwile a -viit ihe f ..lepurt ot the week. M. Mensor's condiiior: is reported worne. His iixlhina is no better uud lie is now alsu sulTci ing '-iih droj ay. Notice the change of dale when J. G. Bird.ey will bell pinperiy belonging to ei-lu'.e uf Pat Mckavuiiuugh di-ceaneii. The railroad problem is now in ix tangible form and the cuiutnilte ap iuinted will wrestle wuu ti fcr ail its worth. IJewman F.sher's stock of dry goods anU clutlitng la haid to beat for qual ity uuti hu prices uro ai low as tlie lowest. The S. F. Variety store it now in eliamo ut V. T. Mocre. Tbe telt- egrapti otiiue has also been moved to tin Bame pluK. 1. G. Waldrrn, travelling agent for ineS. c. Yu.p spent setciul (lain a illi us llirs week 111 llie interest ul Ibat publication. . Capt. S. Saltmarsh of Sterling has gone to Lebanon, Linn couiii, On on, on a visit to lita brother Arthur, tie will b gone some time. County Cleik Paiker has hail a new coumy icrip book primed ttii'l ttio ariatits looK belter utid are. uiucli handier lot pioleeling than beto.e. The people of Medfurd are circu lating u peiiiiou to the county com mioaioiier'a court for the building of tr cuutity bridge across Bear creek ut thai place. Cole's circus will be here on August 24. With suih a largo concern ulwajs lollow a iiuuiber ot hard caKes. Look nut tor their "soft tuckets." V. W. Uuiuti. . " Frank C. Baker, President of the Multnomah Typographical Union', re signeil August 1st. V. W. Copetatid Kucceeds him as president ut the Union. Freight rotes on the line of the O &. C. It. 1. huve been reduced two celuo oii.iai.li one hundred (njuiids, tqual to i(i cento per ton. Cur-load ra.es uu Changed. K Kubli is nursing a iiet on the back ot hla neck in the oltupe uf one ot Job's coiutoiteis. He tiiiiiKa komuchot II that hu gives it his wiio.e tune aim utteuiioii. Sherman Brown has returned fror.i Purilalid and Ilia tamer will ulho be Hack In a lew Uas when the wuik ul eitUiglng their tiuatlz mill will be commenced. Mrs. M. Ilauser, with Ella ami 0l lvraune, bus licell paving a thive wrek s lslt io lisg e i'olin, the gucl ut Peter CMluoti, leluriiing liuuie on Monday last. J. M. Smith is now engaged in mak ing uu Mbfiiuct ut iheiecurus ut Jack son cuuuiy in assisting Judge Day in his work. This will prove va.uable when completed. A party coniosed of John Orib, Geuiue Sell u in pt, L. Butisow, j. Lielnis and several ulhersureal&quaw lake spending the healed term iti limit ing and fuhiug. Tuey expect to be absent a couple of works. Mr. Brownell, a stock raiser of Mo doc county, Cal., was in town this week tr) ing to purchase 2,000 head of good mutton sheep. His sister accotn paints hire and they are the guests of Pater Simon of Eagle Point, Sam DeRoboam ia again in full charge of his store having made a satisfactory arrangement with his cred" iton. The assignment business has thereby been stopped. J. R. Little has gone to San Fran cisco where ho expects to enter .the employ of a large wholesale house as .travelling ralesman. Everybody here wiihes Jim scccess. Wm. Healey of the Eajle Brewery claims that sonie one unknown lately prured a lot of sort soap into a vat of ne,w made 1 eer thus spoiling a brew of about 300 gtllona. What nexil A lawsuit in Justice EubankV court last Tuesday, iit which 'Mr. Puckel surd Mr. Uunlap fir 'he recovery of atou 335, resulted in a verdict of ?4C and costs against Pucket. Tidings G-rn. S. S. Burdett, Commander in Chief of the Grand At my of th IV ublic ami stair an I many of the del egates to the encampment al San Fran cisco, will return East via Portland. A firm lot of new go)d received at Max Muller's post office store this week ircluding something new anil novel in thn crockery line. A. G. Cotvin is also in receipt of new. good?. Mrc. A. R. Merntt of thia plac. died on Tuesday last after a protrude I iilneS" having been an invalid for a number of years. A husband and two daughters survive ber who have the svuipathy of all. A. Clisje. and Jess Simpson intend starting for the northern extension of tbe C. & O ft. R. next weetc the for nier to npi-n iihaloon at some point on i he roatl ami the other to do teaming. Lirely times are reported there. The Tidings (akps up the county ilbl question agstu and in view ofThe last t-xlitbii thinks that gome one must hnve lied about election time. Nverlhe lei "(he reduction of ihe ciunty nebt goes biavely on." Ain't it Churlejl Joitqnin Miller, the poet of the Sifi rn7"fias been juving a ii-ic to Yi' kit and other points inSiskivnu county, wherj hu formerly lived 1iHiIk, nmnnc the IinlintiF, anil savx that he is coming back to live there permanent If- The firm of Rpimes Bros has been dii-nlved Evan 11 Realties n-ririni;. Tom will contiuur tb-business at the old s'and. Mr. Reamer has aken in as pinner John V. White and the lirm mime will hreafter be Reaniea & White. The real estate advertised to.be sold in ihe case )f Satlettiebl -vs. Morgan lfttSslurdsv, whs Iml in by the. pliin liff, John R. Satterfield for 705. The interest of Mrs Martha Edv in the Justus e-true was bold to Chas. Nickell for 355. A quarter mi!p trot for C25 a side bet wren John Mnoney's "Jim" and an unknown hoise owned bv the show coinpinv took jilace nt the Oipc. Werk track last Wednes'diiv resulting in .a ietorv for "Jim." Very littl" money changed hands outside of the purse. W. S. jnd W. C. Duniwayhsve re tired from l be "New Nortnwi-t," owing to impaired health, nntl will go to Idsbn lerritrirv. The pippr will 1e published as heretofore by the remain ing partners, A. S and H. R. Duniway. Whi'e platpring in Tims. KenneyV bnun this week some plasti-r from above fell into Wm. Huus-tlls eve since which time be has Leen laid up for re pairs. His evi'siyht was threatened for a while but he i now recov erinsj and iv a that he can still see out uf the in- j re I optic TIip rematninj visitors at Cirnabir will leiurn on Mondav n.xt wben iIih ramp will be deserted for n while. Al who went there this year sav it the boss place to rusticate ss titer is an abundance, of giuieand fish and also tbe best,mirreral water to be found in the State. John Mnonpy was throvn front his cart one night this week his horseshy ing at some animal running acrosa the roid. The carl upsat ami Monnev re ceived some severe bruii-e but hung 'o the lines so that no furthrr damage re sulted to the wagon or horse. Mr. M. is able to bo around again. Congressman Hermann telegraphs tlnt the River nnd Harbor Bill will now pass. The Hennepin canal prni nsiiion is stricken out, and some minor features. Ill other res-wet it is the Senate bill. The Orecon matter re mains as thn bill left thn Senate. Now the question Is, will the Presi dent veto i.t Genl. Thos G. Reames his tlpcided on remaining in Jacksonville and will reatosk bis More"here with everything usually found iu a tir-tcla.-s general merchandii-e tor,.. He ia now in Stu Fr-mciM-o making purchase and will elect the latest in tho linn of diess gnotls, clothing hats, .etc. Wutch for heir arrival. The huge drill which became fast al the" boil oin of the nrte-ian well on W. S. L'idd s faim litar EsM Portland, has been extrscleil, unit the contractor having received a ut of new hita from New Yoik, is jivful y proeeedirg with this work. Tiie well is now il.ian 1660 feet, ami is going toward the cen terof the earth at the rate of from three to ten leet per day. svA charge of 800 boxes of powder, weighing aliout 18 tuns, was set 08 by electncltv just below tho Big Canyon near Soda Spiing, in the C & O. It. It., but proved a failure, as a large quantity of the powder was burned ty without accomplishing anything or do ng any dama-u There seemed to be something wrong in the arraogementa fur making the explosion, which ought to have been almost strosg enough 50 make Mount Shasta's' tall peaks rock. to and tro. ' Railroad Meeting.. A meeting was held attha town hall, in Jacksonville, on Saturday ev ening July 31st, to consider the mat ter of building a railroad from Jack- sonville to Bedford or tome other suitable point on the O. fc C. R. it. r "On motion. N. Langell was chosen rbnirmnn and J! M. Smith, .secretarr. Tha chairman s'tated briefly r-the ob ject of the meeting, and invited an ex pression of . sentiment sirom others. Thereu-on Wl J. Plyinale, It. S. Dun lap and others delivered in a brief and pointed minner their viiws upon the necessity and utility of the enterprise. Mr. Piymale submitted the following preamble and resolution, which was unatiitiiouslr adopted: Whereas, It is the sense of the citiz-ns of Jacksonville that is rail road from this place o connect with the O. & C. R. R. at Med ford or sotte other suitable -Hjint is a necdssity, and that such road cannot be built with out certain indisjietisib'e preliminaries, and such preliminaries can be more speedily and effectually arranged by the few than the many, therefore be it Resolved, That a committee, composed .'of ' (hi following gen tlemen Diviil Linnj.T; G.'sS-atnes, Henry Klippel," Kasper Kutdi, J. Nunan, N. Fisher ami C. W, Kahler, be and thev are hereby, appointed to tuka such steps in the premises as they sh'all judge necessary and expe dient, ami to propose or formulate a plan and devise way art! means for puichastng ma erial, securing the right-of way, and, for the construction of said road at th? earliest practical moment. On motion, the secretary was author ized 10 inform absent members ot the committee of their appointment. On motion, the meeting adjourned N Lasgell, Chairman. J. M. Smith, Secretary. ' Trouate Court' The following business has been transacted in t hit court Judge De Peatt presiding since tho lat issue of ihh Sektixel: 1 Iii the itittii-r of the estate of Phoelie Billimnre, deceased. Sale of realty ortlered. E-tate of Sirah C. Simpson. Er ecutor ordered to piy jtreterred claitu in full. E"Htn of P. Mc.Mulion. Inventory filetl, shnwini: property to the amount if SS.242 85. Personal property or dered sold. Eita'p of II. Caron. Annual state ment of J. Nunin, guardian of minor beir-jjiipprovei). E-tate of Marv E. Mark. Annual statement of J. M. Mirk, guardian of minor heirs, approved. Estate oT Wesley Mitche'l. Hat tier" Ali.ut "appointed guardian of minor heirs ami D. Chapman, A. D. Hclman, D. Mi Ier, appraisers. Es.tate of Blark Conger. Sept. 4th seti.s iim. for hearing final -sta'cnienl of executrix. ' Estate of 'Victor Peil. Maggie Peil appointed executrix. , Estate of J. J. Brown.' Final state nipnt of II. J. Terrjll, administrator, approvej. Estate of J. J. Nichols. Final statement olT. B. Kent, administrator, approved. E Utn. cf Malindi Cox. Final statement of Rufus Cox, administra tor approved. E.tate of Ja. Miller. Verlinda Miller apt ointed guardian of .minor .heirs and J M Nichols, W. R. Potter aud II. R. Rmwn appraisers. E.tate of Thos. Morrel. Inventory filed showing property to the amount fS205 45, ami ndituifisfrator ordered to sell personal property. Mr. D. McCarty, of tliia placi, hai deen elected ile!ei!ie from Willainetle biviion, No 277 Brotherhood of Lo comotion E-igineer, 10 the iuternalion al coiiventitin which meeta in New YokCttyin Octoler. Mac. received the conipliiiient of a unantnn m. vote of thn bos for the honor, and as In- will have a freo pans acroa the conti nent fo' hirnxelf and family, and ex- pensea paid, he has a pleasant treat in anticipation. Conductor Kearnev al so intends to make a trip to bin old heme in tho Eist next month. Fid- illRS. Henry Kliiipel is now in Portland to get machinery for the new quartz mill uf Biutule, Klippel & Co. If he faila to find what he wanta there he will go to Sin Francisco tq purchase. In the mean time work is Itein" pushed on atihemiil, the foundation .being corn pleteii uud the carpenters axe now at work erecting the building. Thn whist'e. will blow before lone and then the roar of the stamps will be heard. County Commissioners Cirlton and Haxmond together with Judge De Patt were in town this werk holding the regular August term of Countv Curt. They will make the most flicient and practical Board theconntv has had for tome time. .Very little Iiumiihm was transacted at this term besiilei thn aU'Iitiii; of billf. NEW"ADVEi:TiSEMNTs7 Notice, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TOAT the business carried on under' the firm name of lieames Bro's has this day lieen discontinued E. IL Re-mes witli drawing therefrom All outstanding dclits due the said firm mcst he taid or secured immediately. All notes and ar. accounts ol the firm can be found at the old itand." Ueames Bito's. iugust2nd. 18SC. The business hereanrr will be condnc. ted tinder the firm name of Rcamcs S; AVlutc who will transact their busintS3 upon a cash basis, and will supply the new store with a complete stock of sew goods, all of-which will be sold at prices cheap as ihctbeapest Give its a'call and JJUUjiU IO' VUUiClvca. x. vr. JM&JUI.B, ti O.'.J : i m n n 1 WIMllSi Religious Items- Rev. A. H. Sun derman will hold s-r vices at the Chim ney Rock school-house Sunday .... Rev. P. X. Blauchet will hold regular services at the Catholic church in this place next Sunday.... Meetings are being held nightlv at ths Mound school-housa by Elders Messiek, Peter son and others.... Liberal Sunday school aud Bible class mee-s every Son day at 11 o'clock A. SI. at tbe U. M. L. Hall, Talent Iter. J. R. Roberts is suffering with chills and feT-r, and was unable to fulfill his appointment hers last week .... A camp meeting will be held at tbe M. E. camp-ground on Williams creek, commencing August 7ih. Rer.E. G. Micheal, P. E, and Rev. J.R. Roberts are expect ed to be in attendeuce. .. .Tha lax quarterly meeting of the M. E. Church, South, for this district will ba held at B ownsboro on the third Sunday in August. A camp-meeting will com mence at the same place on tha Tuesday before, the 12th inst....The meeting held at the camp ground orfllogu i riv er lat Sunday was well attended Another will ba held at the tame p! act on Sunday next, when EMera Messiek ofPrrtland, M. Peterson and others officate. A basket dinner will be spread and every body it invited ot attend. Tite infant daughter of Dr7T. R Young, and wife died at Central Point Thursday aged about five week.i J "" A Slysterr. J now the hnxaaa srstcm ever recovers ftoa the bad effects of the nauseous medicines often literally poured Into it for the supposltlvo , relief of dyspepsia, liver complaint, constipa tion, rheumatism and other ailments, Is a mystery. abemUchiefdonebybadmedleines Is scarcely less thaa that caused by disease. If they who are weak, billou3, dyspeptic, con stipated or rhcumatic.would oftener bo guideil. by tho experience or Invalids who hTe thor- . oujrhly tested Ilnstetter's Stomach Bitter-, they would in every instance obtain the speed- , lest aid derivable from rational medication. This medicine is a searching and at the samo time a thoroughly eare remedy, derived from vegetable sources, and possessing, in consr. quence of ita basis of pure spirits, properttrs as a medicinal stimulant not to be found In tho Eery local bitters and stimulants oHen resorted to by tha debilitated dyspeptic and languid; CATAU1U1 CURED, health and sweet breath accured by Shiloh's Ca tarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents at E C. BrooaVa. Nasal Injector free. HACKMEl'ACK u lasting and fra grant H-rftitiie. Price 25 and SO eta. ai E. C. Brooks'. . SHI tOU'rf CURE will immediate ly reliete croup, whoo-iiuc cough and bmnciiitis. For lame Ba;k, Side' or Chest ue Shiloh'a Porous Plaster. Price 25 centH. For sale at E. C. Biink1". SHILOHS CATARRH REMEDY a positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and duiker Mouth. Brooks can fur nish it. WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloli's core will give immediate er lief. Price 50cts. and. ?1.00. Brooka keeps it. SHILOH'3 COUGH and Consump tion Cuie is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures consumption. Brooka can furnish it. Administrator s b'ale of Real Property." NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN by an order of tbe county court of jacKson county, uiegon, only mine nnu entered of record, on the 8th of July, lStSt), the s.imc beini; a day of the regu ar July term, 13S0, of said court, the undersigntil, as the administrator of tbe estate of Pat rick UcKjvanaugh, deceasee'd, was au thorized aud commanded to sell the fol lowing described teal property, belonging tirsaid estate and lying and being in Jack son county, Oregon 10 wit: The undivided ot the saloon property situatt d on the north side of Ca ifornU street In Jacksonville known as the Far mers Kxchansc. nlnnlny Aujca'I.US'SSS. between the hours of Ul a. si. and 2 r. m. of saidiU, at tiic tourt House door iu Jacksunvil e, Jackson county, Oregon, sell the above described real property 10 the bight st bidder. . Terms of Sale S.iid property will lie sold for gold coin cash in hand on day of SUlC. J U. UIK03ET, dminstrator estate of Patrick JcKav anaugh deceased. July 21th 18SC. Summons. In the Circuit Court orthe Btate of Ore gon for tho County of Jackson. Robert Wcstrop, P.aintilT, J vs. -Divorce. Ruthey Jane AVcstrop. Defendt. ) To Hutbey Jane Westrop.jDefendant : TNTIIENAMEOPTIIK ST1TE OF L Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer the compmnt filed against you in the above entitled snit in Ihe above entitled court on or before the "4th day of October, 1880, that beinsr the first day of the next regular term of said court, and yon are hereby notified that if you fad to so apjiear and answer said complaint within said time, plaintiff will apply to said court for the relief demand ed in said complaint, to-wit: For a de cree against yon dissolving the msrri.ige contract now existing between you and plaintiff, and for costs and disbursements of this suit. This summons is served by publication by order of Hon. L. R. Webster, judge of said court under date of Jtmp95, 168C. jllKLLLEY. Attomcy.Wr Plaintiff. Nervous Debility. A SURE CURB GUARANTEED. m E. C. WESTS nerve and brain treitmcnt, a snecinc lor Hysteria, Dizziness, lonvulsions. Ncrvons Head ache, Mental Depression, Loss of Memory. Spcrmatorhoca. Impotency. Involuntary emissions, premature o'd age, caused by overexertion, selt-abuse or over-indulgence, which leads to misery, decay and death. One box will cure recent caies. Each box contains one month's treatment, one do'lar a box, or six boxes for five dol lars; sent by mail prepaid on receipt ol price We guarantee six boxes to cure any case. W ith each order received by us for six Iioxes, accompanied Willi tire not lars, we will send the purchaser our writ ten guarrntcc to return the money if the treatment does not effect a cure. Guaran tees issued only by WboDAi-D, Clarke & Co., "vVbolesalc anr? Retail Druggists, Port land. Oregon. Orders by mall at regular prices. "CROUP, WHOOPINGCOUGII I arid Bronchitis immediately- relieved ry Shush care, .brooks keeps it. Every one should go and see tho Grandest and Largest Lot -OF New Spring Dry AND Fancy Goods, Clothing, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS. BOOTS AND SHOES. Tobaooo, Grocoria3 and Crockery. Remember these goods are new and. bought since the War in Railroad Rates and are sold Cheap for Cash. Country produce bousht and sold; also Wool, Hides Furs and Deer $kins. t-ol cit .orders for Lumber "Jvx M utLEn . Postotllce building THE STAFF OF LIFE! THE ROGUE RIVER PliflUWXO 1IILW HAVIXG. RECENTLY BEEN' RF fitted with al" modern improvement: are now turning out a first-class articl of flour, which is put up in one-fourtl Jbairel sacks, and every sack is warrantee to contain 4S pounds of flour If vou don' believe this, just compare a sack of ou Hour with any other brand olTered for sa.i in this market, and note the difference il weight. Floor and Mill-Feed Constantly on hand and exchanged foi wheat. BARLEY ROLLERS. Hiving added a set of Marley Rollers to my mill, I have set apart every Salurdav to Roll l:arley for customers. The work will be done on short notice, so lint pit lies can return wilh their gri.st the sunu day. 1 am prepared to roll barley at all nines nti in me nest manDer. mis pro cess :s larancnuoi tuccrisuer- G.KaREWSKI. Jacksonville, Sept. 22. 1833. TWENTIETH YEAR. 52?.B3AIttr'S AGADSlVTSr, CONDUCTED BY. TIIE SISTERS OF THE nOLY SAME. THE SH0LAST1C YEAR OF THIS school will commence about the end ol August, and is divided in four sessions, of eleven weeks each. Board and taition, per term, $10.00 Music t... . lo.OO Drawipg and piiniing a.00 Bedand Bedding 3.00 SELECT DAY SCHOOL. Primary, per term $ 5.00 Junior, " . .. COO Preparatoy " : 8.00 Senior. " 10.09 Pupils received at any time, and special attention is paid to piiticular studies in Jbehalf of children who have but limited time. For further particulars apply at the Academy UNION HOfEL, KerbyTille Oreson Mrs. M. Hydor, Propr. First-lass accommodation can always be had at this house at the most reasona ble rates. CSAn excellent stable connected wilh the hotel. "Scnlncl" Office For Sale. Desiring to engige in other business the nndersigned offers tbe OUGi! SE11E fm sale at a bargain. For the amount required no b.-tter investment could be found for a paying business. For further pa'ticulars cdl 03 or address, FllAMI Ktt.VUSE, "A ivaa-tocl to ZZacoXxma.; To exchange a house of 11 roms and 2 lots 100x100 feet with spring ami ei stern water on it, near public kchool nnd street cars, in city of Portland, rents for ?3." per month. Will exchange for gook stock ranzcin Southern Oregon. Address, C."VV. LAnnos.O. R. 7". Co. Port lajjd. Oregon CRONEMILLER & BIUDSEY, JACKSONVILLE. Agents For LaBELLE TAflONS, BUGGIES LANSING RIDING HARROWS WITH SEEDERS COMBINED, BUKORD CULTIVATORS AND SPRING T30TH HARROWS, . McSHEURY GRAIN DRILLS AND BllOAD-CASTSEEDEKa, BUFORD PLOWS, ALLSTYLES. COLLINS CAST CAST-STEEL PLOWS, RANDALL PULVERISING HARROWS, CIDER MILLS. FANNING MILLS, CORN SHELLERS, HAY CITERS. FAIRBANKS SCALES, - COOPER'S ENGINES AND SAW-MILLS, CHALLENGE WIND-MILLS, CHALLENGE GRAIN CRACKERS, A EXTRAS SERVED ON SHORT NOTICE- "We wonM respectfullv asc ortr patroii3 and friends to call and ie our lino of oodn be for o purchasing elsewhere, as we feel sure we can Sell As Low If Not Lower Than any first-clas3 goods can be goods as represented. JW. -"- THE LADIES Of Southern Oregon, arc hereby inform that in addition to a large and elegaat line of v MIX-XilSTEHY have added to my stock the 'n"'-B clasi ot goods, of which 1 have a full lino Ladies' Pnrmisliing eod, Botli-Knlt and Muilin Inanfs Wardrobe Complete, As cheap as to b "bought any place alas) CHIUDRENS' SHORT CLOTHES, Under4ywsfri1l, A beautiful line of HOSIERY! Consisting of Lisle and SUk. Gloves, Ilaiidkcrchiefs, Corsets, SSoX3la.:cnr Sbaxvla nd many other things too numerous to mention. I havciuso secured tho services of a FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER, mTam -prepared to execute all orders la that line in tlrs'-class stylo at reasonable ate. Call and see me at the building form rly occupied by A. L. Johnson on Call omia street. MRS.P.P.PBIM. , SILAS J. DAY, Xotary Public, Real Estate AgL Abstracts made of Titles to Lands. Ziosnl 3Docnxxia.o2a.tas T yf all kinds drawn up, -especially -peitala-ing to the settlement of estates. Collector of Accounts Prompt Remittances, Investment Securities a Specialty. iuck3on Comity Scrip Bought and Sold. I have a complete set of Maps of all Survived Lands in this county, and re. 'eive abstracts monthly from Roscburj;f ill new entries lmu'.e. I am thus pre pared to mike out Homestead and Pra--rnptiot1 papers, and can thus save to par ties the expense of a trip to Roseburt Land Office. Several fine farms arc in my hands ie sale. Prompt reply made to all letters. Charges in accordance with tbe time. Refer?, by permission, to C. C. Beak man, Esq., "Banker; to Hon. L. R. "YeV stcr. Judge of this judicial district, and ta any business house in Jacksonville. Office at south cast -comer California and 5th street, Jacksonville, "Oregon. SILAS J. DAY, GITY BAKERY,.... Saloon And Restaurant, JACKSOh VILt-E,- OR.. GEORGE BECK. PROPR.- The proprietor take pleasure in . forming the pnblic that he has thorough'y renovated this well-know stand and is prepared to furnish Freeh Broad and Yast dailydelircring the same to any potties of Jacksonville free of charge. Meals, 25 Cents. The tab'e will be supplied with a ckotM variety of eatables, while the best wines, beer and cigars may ba found k he Saloon SGivc mc a call AIDUGIIOH IN MEATS. I have made a reduction in ths yrbe of hog meat now selling Shoulders, G cents per pouai, tide-meat, 5 cents per pound. Good Lard, 7 J cents" per pooad. It ti all open for inspection and . rantid. Johh Orth. F.EITSGHA&B, PRAOTIOAL Watchiiaker AVD JEWBL3 California Srest, . . MAKES a specially of cleaning and re pairing watches and clocks. My eharir'-s are reasonable. Give me a call AND HACKS, sold for; and wo guarantee 'all" CRONEilll.LEB AND BIEDSEY. ov C
