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Newspaper Page Text" ,3? :i OEEGOH SENTINEL JACtCMtWILI.K Satdrdat, August 21, I8b6. Committee Meeting. The mem bers of the dinner committee selected for the Pioneer celebration on Sept. 9 th -ar requested to meet lit the town "ha'l next Saturday afternoon, August 28th, at two o'clock P. J. to make necessary arrantrments. A full attendence is de sired and the list cf members will be found in another column. Gin. Locak Coming. Gen John A. Logan and a party of twenty-five will be inJAfchland next Sunday evening, cd route from San Franci.co to Port land on their, way home from the. A. R. reunion. The party will come in'special coaches from theC. &. 0. R. It terminus, and will probably arrive here t some time before dark. The local G. A. It post will be out to receive tlT-m, and no doubt the citizens of the town will turn out generallv to have a sight of the distinguished Illinois Gen eral and Senator.Tidings. Bound Over. A new comer named -John Campbell, claiming to hail from the Lake country, was arreted at Grants Pass on Monday last bv Sheriff Patterson and brought here for trial on a charge of robbing Julius Shmitt of -$10 which he had in his panti in his room at the Union livery stable. De fendant had n trial before a jury in Justice Hubbel's court on the following day when the jury disagreed and he was di-charged. When arreitd 'Campbell had a watch and ptme nn hi? person which have since heeu indenti (led as the property of Mr. and Mrs. -J. A. Sliver, whero he boarded while here. He was again arrested as soon as discharged on the first count when he was bound over by Justice Ilubbel and now languiiln'3 in jail awaitiug the action of the next crand ury. Relkjious Items. M. M. Marks of Taitut will lecturnHl the GritTin creek -school house on Sundnv, August 29th, at 4 o'clock r. M. Suljcct: "Moses in iho Rushes-" Rev. A. II. Sundei- tnau will hold rervieea at the Chiiuiiev Rock school-house on Sunday, when Rv. F. Bonn of Portland will be in attendance... Rev. J. R. Riberts will preach at the Neil creek school house on the fifi h Suudav in thin month . . . .Rkv. P. X. Blanche t will hold serv ices at the Catholic church in this plaice on Sunday at the U'unl time. . . Liberal Sunday-school and Bible- class meets ex ery Sunday at 1 1 o'clock A. II at the TJ ILL. Hall, Talent A eamp- uiketing.wili be held at tlm Anuocb. school hnuM on tlm fourth Sunday in -tins niuqth, under the nupices of the M E Ghutcb,;South. All are inviti-d Raii,s.iau Items. It is animai-cul thai the terminux of th railroad will be moved ui to C-dar Jat, about 3 miles below Uncle Dick's rio.lnS, rms, ou Tliursdiiy imxl. This will shor'on the htaciog to tills place- It? about IH uiilfN, and iciy mike t.oine change in aime of anivals. It is not known jet, what changH in stae tiuiu will ln iude, us tlm sliorteiiing up dons tint make sufficient pain 10 imkn unv ditl'ercuce in trip to Portland,' uule.-,t "the Orrpnn road iual;'M a chsng of tune. The breakfast station inav prohibly remain at Buttexiile, with t-arlier breakfast tinip, as it is rather too far to umko Yrelta the breakfast station on present cnlroAil time of ar rival from t-outh. Cedar flu will probably remain the ietninnent ter minus for dwlivery of pasrngers, mails and freight, until the road is finished to Strawberry Valley, as there are no good places between these prints for side tracks depot and other buildings-. 4Cedar flat is a wide nnd beautiful point for n terminus, mush better lhn any point on the line north of Redding, as far as tlm road is built. Journal. Pioxekr Meeting. At a meeting of the enteral conunitte of arruuge inenu for the tenth annual rr-union of the Pioneer Society of Southern Oie gon, held at the Town Hall on August vllu lt30, tlia lollottiug ccuinmttes were appointed: Committee on Oia tor D. Linn, Iv. Kubli, J. H. Huff rr. Committee on music C C- Bttk man, W. J Pit mole, Mrs. P. P. Prim. Commute, on dinner Mrs. J. N. T. Miller, Mrs John E. Ross, Mrs. R V Beall, Mrs. James McDotiough, Mrs. John Watson, Miss. Allice Hm ley, Mrs Robert Cameron Mrs Peter Simon, Mrs. J. Coleman, Mrs Thomas, Wright, Mrs. M. IMIengrr Airs. "William Mathips, Mrs. C. Mscruder, Mrs. Elizabeth Kenney, Mrs. N. Lins; ell, Mrs. C. C. Beekman, Mrs. K. avubli, Mrs. D. Linn. Mrs. J. H. Huff-r, Mrs. H. v. Helms, Mrs S. J. Day, Mrs. T. G. Reamer, Mrs. John Tupper, Mrs. ffm. M. Turner, Mrs. "William Bjbee, L. J C. Duncan, Samuel R. Taylor and Milo Caton. xhe following Amedment to the con -stitutiou f the Pioneer Society of Southern Oregon was submitted atths Jus annual meeting of the society, which was read, and lies over under the Ru!e to-wit: "All male members of this socif.ty who novr are, or who mar here after become five years in arrears -for annual dues to the society, shail be tricken from the Roll of Membership, to take effect at the time .of the adopt ion of the amrnJmcnt. At the tenth annual meeting of the Pioneer Society of Southern Oregon, on motion the offi usof the society were appointed a com mittee to issue invitations for the next annual re-union of the society which is to h held in Jacksonville on Thurs Hay September 9th 1886. Said commit t having had the subjtct matter under consideration heroby extend invitations to all menilmra of the, soctety and their families ta participate in thn tenth annual re union. All tat rollers of the society ars expectsd to attend with baskets well fiillcd with pood things suitable for th Local Items Circus coming. Jerrv Nunan his some fine cheese for sale. The New York Store takes the lead in low prices. Some of Reams & White's new goods arrived this week. Unbleached Muslin 15 yards for SI at the New York Store. Teacher's Institute commences at Ashland next Tuesday. Geo. A. Jackson has our thanks for a delicious watermelon. 17 to 20 yards best Prints for 81.00 at ibe .New Ycrk Store. '- Horseback tiding is the latest, orate among our joung ladies. Call and get the prices of Boots and fihoss at iho Now York Store. Chas. Prim and familr are back from Byl.eo's sulphur springs. Ro'jt. A. Miller, representative elect, left for Portland Sunday evening. Juice E. B. Watson and K. Kubli are at Cinnabar catching "drouds." Mrs. L. C. Colman and daughter are back from San Francisco on a visit. The annual Pioneer re-union will be held here on Thursday, Sept. 9th. The would-be suicide of last wees is recovering at the county hospital. Miss Bolle Young, of Seattle, W. T., is visiting relatives and friends in this place. Judge Watson and son, Geo. Bolt and K. Kubli and sou starteo for cin nabar last Wednesday. SherifTThos. Patterson of Josephine county wae here this week as a witness in tho Campbell robbery case. D. A. Jones has resigned his case at the ''Times" office and thinks of going north to look for a better job. John Toepper bought the Schumpt property in the lower part of town at Sheriffs sale last Saturday for 5350. Oliver Harbaugh has returned from California nnd reports having said a number of fine horses while, absent. The finest lot of Ladies Fancv Goods eer brought to Jackr-onvllle just arrived at the New York Store. Mrs. J. Nunan and family who haTe been staviug nt the Soda Springs for about ten da, returned horns tLiB reek. D. R. King, who has been livine on tho Stephenson 'place for a vast past, will go to Polk county next Monday to resiile. Crops in Jackson county turned out much better thin "xpee'ed nn-l there will be tin abundance of evervthin except fruit. Robert T Armstrong of Portland srr'ued hrre this tnoruinr; on a viit to reiat" os r.nd friends, anduill remain a treuk or so. Merritt Bellinger, J. G. Birdsey nnd Wui. DenilT have gone to Evans creek on a hunting expedition to be gone several weeks. Fred Downing of Butte- crepk called thisvieek. Ho will brine bis daugh ter to the Sister's school when the Fall term begins. Hon. II. A Miller and Miss Nettie Starkey, who hus been here on a visit fur sometime past, started for Portland last hunday night. Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Tobacco and all kind of croceries sold for less money at the New York Store than any other place in the county. The brick work on C. W. Kshler's new brick buiiding is nearly finished and it will boresdj for occupancy in a couple of weeks more. Henry Kubli, Sr., fell down Frank Smith's well this week by the ladder breaking but besides getting bruised up received no serious injuries. W.J. Ply Kale, Jake Klippel, Jas JlcCully, Mrs. II. Klippel, accompa nied by her daughter left for cinnabar this morningon a rusticating tDur. The pktol shot fired last Thursday uihtilid no damage and resulted only in frightening away two fellows who were not wanted in those premises. The following are thn latest Portland market quotations: Flour $3 60 to S3 75, oats 40 to 45 cents, butter 15 to 20. eggs weak at 15, hops 30 to 35, wool 21 to 25. Geo. H. "Williams of Mcdford has traded off his brick block at that place to James iaamlin lor lat) acres of land in Eden precinct. Mr. Williams will make a fine farm of this place L. D. Brown and son are back from Portland and will add ten more stamps 10 tneir nun ai me swinuen ledge. The croakers can keep up their abuse but the mill will go up all the same. Winter Sturgia, who has been in Stanislaus county, Cal., for some time pst was with us several davs this week. He was on his way to Benton county, where he will make his future home. The county fair project has been abandoned for the present and tho en ergies of tho citirens of Jackfonville will now bo entirely devoted towards securing a branch railioad to the main line. E.D. Foudray has commenced action against G. A. Hubbell for usurping the office of Justice of the Peace1 claiming that Hubbell cannot hold two lucrative offices at one time the latter being Town Recorder, which office he still held when he qualified for the of fice of J. P. More offices should b Henry Emery- of Axhland now enjovs a large trade in th furniture and undertaking line. He always keeps a large stock to select from and sells at a small pro St. Price his goods when you are up that way. From a telegram received in East Portland on Tuesday, it was learned that Milton, the 10 year old son of Hon Binger Hermann had died at Roseburg Tuenday morning. This will be sad news for congressman Hermann. It as rumored on the streets yes terday that Jonathan Bourne had mar ried .Miss Jennie Winston, exprima dona of the Casino Opera Company. The rumor could be traced to no auth entic source, and is given merely as-a rumor News. We acknowledge a pleasant call this week from Prof. Slraub of the State University. He informs us that the attendance from Jackson county is continually increasing as some nine or ten from this section will attend this year. , r- The contrac'.' o furnish the post at Fort Klamath with both hay and grain has been let, which is evidence that it is not to be abandoned. Newman Fisher of this place got the contract to furnish 200,000 pounds of grain and Sibes Worden of Fort Klamath the It was rumored on th streets of Portland, luei-dav, that Gen. Giblwn had received orders from the authori ties at Washington to hold the troops in readiness for marching at a mo ment's notice. The order is supposed to be due to the threatening attitude of the Mexican government in regard to the Cutting affair. Some hungry thief stole another quarUr of a beef from JohH Orths' slaughter house this week. Kierv- a . . - -.- body says it was the same msn that has been doing this before. He may get cau"ht some of these days and if he gets the punishment deserved .Tneksnn county will be rid of a very bad chari- acter for a few years at least. Will B. Rice, the clever Imvelinrr agent for the O. P. R. R., was in town yeieruay accompanied hy Ins wife and .is'er-in law. ""Billy is mo-tly on plea sure this trip but he never forgets bnc iness and convinced a number of our merchants that the Yt.quii-arouJo was the cheapes' for freight and Urger shipments, will be made by that route from now on. Dr. Cirver's appearances at .Medford Monday Sept 6th with W. W. CleVl circu, will be the last opportunity to see this celebrated marksman in this citr, nsbe has perfected all arringmnnts to lake h "Wiid West" eombinaMon to Europe, opening in London next October. Such an enterprising under takii.j inolves, of course, some Snan cial lisk, but Carver has received so much encouragernont from prominent men of th European countries, that he feels sn;tiine of brilliant sucess. He has already tin established roputation in Europe, having defeated all the rrck !io?h during his sojourn there a few years ago. Brother Wimer of the Grant's Pas "Courier" says that we are alone in tlis newspaper talk now going on over the Prosecuting Attorneyship for this district. This is true, we must ac knowledge, but it being simply a fam ilv quarrel iu the Democratic camp w like to chip in occasionally to help the boys along. We nevertheless be lieve that when jury is selected to try this case, and the law is read to them as it appars on our statute books, at least twelve good and lawful jurymen will come to our Way of think ing and Mr. Kent will officiate for two years longer. Do the cigars go, Broth er Wimer? Jury List rou Oxn Yeas. The list of jurors for the ensuing year was drawn at the regular August term of the county commissioner's court to-wit: L. Adams, Wm. Angle, R, A. Alford, Wm. Addison, Charles Balfour, A Bentz, H. R. Brown, Bt-nj Beall, Ja. Bell, J. Bigham, J. W. Baker, J Brad enburg, S. D, Bennett, W. G. Bishop, W. H Brrese, F. Dmiebure, J. T. Bailev, A. W. Bish, J. S. Brown, B. Reach, W. U. Baltimore, F. Burk hardt, S. S. Cooper, J. D. Culbertson, H. C Cornell, J. A. Crain, H. H. Chapman, O Coolidge, T. Carr, W. A. Cook, F. Cox, W. O. Carter, J. Can trell, Wm. Cameron, A Coffmsn, J. J. Downing, A. Dosier, J.. P. Dodge, J. Davison, J. C. Darkee, R. E. Drum, N. Darnell, N. S. Drew, Wm. Drniff, J. B. Edsall, W. W. Erb, G. G. Eu banks, A. Invart, F. Ennis, A. F. Ed- LfTv, W. W. French, S. Farlow, F. M. Furgerson, J. 31. Fountain, J. France, P. Foster. D. W. Fitzgerald, W. E. Finney, K Fields, O. G.lbert, A. Wil sen, J. T. Guerin, J. F. Gregory, B. C. Goddard, Sr., L. Gartmau, R. A. Fellows, O Ganiard, C. 0. Gall, T. H. Gilson, P. Gleave, C. Hoefft, L. D. Hilcb, T. J. Hussr. J. E. Harvey, J. W. Hares, J Hr.kill, G. Hoffman, Wn. Herriott, W. V. Jones, W. S. Jen nings, W. B Knott, D. W Kneutz?n, T. J. Kenney, O. Keegan, I. Kime, A. Long, W. C Loevr, J. W. Merritt, A. H. Mar-lv, C. Mingus, J. Neat hamer, W. H. Newton, A. Wyland. Mean Thick. Las Saturday some time parties unknown went to the Timber go'ch tunnel on Jackson creek and there destroyed property doing them no cood and causing a consider able loss to Messrs. Custeeland Nelson, the contractors. Nuts were taken off the car, hammers and drills were thrown down in the creek, and the bel lowg in the blacksmith shop was cut from oqe nd to the other. Several young boys from here are suspected bnt no one can tell why they should uourh an act, should they be the guilty dries. - foll lioi-ilfen Vctr. I RTTggCTJrB , 1 1 8li JIE DSH1TCBED IRE0UT01 ! THE ICONOCLAST OP.TIIB AMUSEMENT REALM .' r- AN'D T11E Creator of the ISetvest Forms of Aresic Extertaixjieyts ! CROWNED .AND.SCEPTERED WITH A rJOPULARiTY A3.0VIDE AS THt UNIVERSE! f COLE'S NJW COLOSSAL SHOWS APPEAR IN AILHE'RffiNnRETT, RAIN OR SHINE, AT ME&FOR' fPV NOTE. The ArtangerAeitsof the Americn Showman's Pooled League will Prevent any other Circus from visiting MEDFORD this season. BIGGEH, B'ETTEEJRICBER AND GRANDER TH 4.N EVER! Champion Riders, Acrollats, Vaulters, Contortionists, Mid-Air Meteors, Strong Men, Boxers, Fencers Wrestlers, Gladiators Jugglers and High-Wire Performers from every Noted Circus and Amphitheatre of Europe Imposing Congress of Celebrated Rusiau Bioclists. Unicvclists aud Skaters-The Tallest Giant, The Smallest Dwarfs, 3Iost Phantom-like of Living Skeletons, and the most Mysterious of other Human Phenomena Unriv alled School of Educated Elephants, Noble . Stallions, Clown Elephants, Ponies, Goits, Donkeys and Z-bras, In Vu'ub'e Arabian Athletes, and Japanese Jugglers and Wrestlers Cages of J Earth's Purest ,. - Zoological . "Wealth-Nature' Most Capricious pro duction, A Two Headed ' -. , Cow Re production of the , Roman Hippodrome Vividly R?- , ulastic Representations of Life in Mex ico and the "Wild Weft," Introducing Dr. ?. F. Carvnr, "Evil Spirit of the Plains," and 100 noted Scouts, Cowboys, Indians and Vanqueros. i-oi.v.iy )uur iw,ojprfuiiliy liu ilia WiXZ.ttU llaemau, DB. H. F. KBITEB, MD IIS IBEIT "WllD BBT." 100 Western Celebrities in Startling Pictures of Frontier Life! Realistic in Detail 1 CARVER COMES NO ilORE EUKuPE CLAIMS UIM NEXT YEAR1 STUPENDOUS REML OF HIPPODROME CAIIW.S OF ANCIENT GREECE AND ROME! ' ITeroic. Soul-Stirring A Famous English Thoroughbreds. Struggles Between1- TJncouqueretl Biue-GIasa Flyers. CO MINUTES OF CIRCUS, With 200 METEORIC PERFORMERS 30 MINUTES OF THEATRE-with 50 ACTORS and SPECIALISTS 30 Minutes of Hippodrome Races, vlt$fiS.x'J' ,nJ 4 30 minutes of 'Wild West," "Uh f."a,"0?rortCo,rbo 30 minutes for the museum g&SSESSSJ!?"" 30 minutes for the menagerie "! h5Msp&oK sath'Hj -3 1-2 HOURS OF UNAPPROACHABLE ENTERTAINMENT. "SAMSON, Tho Tallest and Heaviest Elephant ot tho Orient ! "g M jjSf 10 Times the most Magnificent, Spectacu'ar Street Parade Ever Seen in an y age or Country, passing in G-aud Re view before Cheering Multitudes at 10 a. si. Daily. ADMISSION. To the Entire Combined Shows, 1.00. Childreu, under Nine Years of Age, 50 cents. Iifsettd Cuthicnro Op?ia Chair-i tt the usual Slight Advance. t One Perfoimancc only at t H .By- l..lj'."! rss MARRIED. SAT'GEXT jIICKILSCN M Oleno Klimsth county ibe rcsidcccc ol Capt. O. C. Ap egate, .-i gubt 11th. 16-S6. 1 icotenant ir,..t, to UrsTHice Mlrkelscn. CUltTJf BATirr. In Mcdford. u- gust 14th, lStti, sttbcjcsidccceof Mrs. A. .1. funniujbt m, by C. H. Earl.dull , J.PJospk turns and Miss Ilattie iisjley all of Jackson county. DIED. HEL.MJK.-In Ashland, August HUi, U56. StcVa jlaud, daughter of A, L. and Annie B. Ilclman; nged one year, 10 months and 16 days. CATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath accured by Shiloh's C.i tarrh Remedy. Price 00 cents at E. C. BrooR's. Nasal Injector free. H ACKMETACK a lasting and fra grant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cts. at E. C. Brooks'. SHILOH'S CURE will immediate ly relieve croup, whooping cough and bronchitis. For lame Ba;k, Side or Chest use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. Tor sale at E. C. Brooks. SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY a positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Cauker Mouth. Brooks can fur nish it. WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh's cure will give immediate er lief. Price 50cts. and 1.00. Brooks keeps it SHILOH'S COUGH and Consump tion Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures consumption. Brooks can furnish it. . SLEEPLESS -NIGHTS, made mis- Mi hv tt" tAr?hl CASirn Rli.i tgyyscswwi w SEPT., 691SS6. M. Dcors open at 11 A. M. . l- .'m ,"j ,; jTyiy Sealed Proposals. QEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Re O ceived at the office of tho undersigned up to noon, 'Wednesday. Srpt 8, 188G. fortlie. care, maintainance, nursing, cloth ing t3br.cco, medicines and medical at tt'iidnnce, ol county paupers, and the ciass known as "State paupers," foi the period of one orlwo years commencing Septem ber 15th, l&G. Bids may be made per capita, per (lay or by the week. The party to whom the contract, shall be aw irded will be required to bury, at Ms ow.i expense, and in a suitable man ner, all paupers who die under his charge, during the continuance of said contract. The hospital must be kept outshle of tow nor city limits. rlll bids must be accompanied with a bond in the sum of l,0o0, conditioned that if the bid be accepted, the contractor will enter into an agreement and.bond to faithfully discharge the requirements of the contract. The County Court rrseivcs the right to reject any or all bids. Done by order of the County Court, made at the August session, 18SG. W. II. PARKER, Clerk of Jackson Co., Or, Jacksonville, Aug. 10, 18SG. Notice, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the business carried on under the firm name of Iteames Bro's has this day been discontinued E. IC Re-nies with drawing therefrom All outstanding debts due the said firm jicst be paid or secured immediately. All notes' and ac--ifccounts ol the firm can lie fnnnrt nt tlm old stand. Reames Beo's. August 2nd. JBSG. The business hereafter will be conduc ed under the firm name of Tlcames & While who will transact their business upon acash basis, and will supply the new "store r.Ui a complete stock, "of sew ?ll of whicU will ae-sold at yrire 11 I ----- . . -il I IU naTT '" mm m mm Every one should go and see the Grandest and Largest Lot OF New Spring Dry AND Pancy Goods, Clothing, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS.' BOOTS Affi SHffi Tobaooo, Groceries and Crockory Remember these good are new and bought since tho War in Railroad Rates and are sold Cheap for Cash. Country produce bought and sold; als Wool, Hides, Furs and Deer bkins. ton cit orders for Lumber Jax Kcllkk . Postofflce Uiiildin? 1HE STAFF OF LIFiii THE ROGUE RIVER WISH FL9UR1S8 HILLS HAVING RECENTLY BEEN RI fitted with al? modem improvement are now turning out a first-class articl of flour, which is put up in one-fourtl bairel sacks, and every sack iswarrantc to contain 4!) pounds of flour If you don' believe this, just compare a sack of ou. flour with any other brand offered for salt in this market, and note the difference it weight. Flour and Mill-Feed Constantly oa hand and exchanged fo wheat. BALLSY ROLLERS. Having added a set of Barley Rollers to my mill, I have SPt apart every Saturda to Roll IJarley for customers. The wori will be done on short notice, so tint pa' tics can return with their grist the sam day. I am prepared to roll barley at al. times Anil in IIir htst manner TMa nw cess is tar ahead of thecrcsher G.KREWSKl. Jacksonville, Sept. 22, 1883. TWENTIETH YEAH ST. SZL&B.Y'S aO.D25S2"St CONDUCTED BY. THE SISTERS OF THE HOLY ME. THE SHOLAST1C YEAR OF TniS school will PflTnmpnppnhnnt fhoonfl August, and is divided in four sessions, of elcveD weeks each. Board and tuition, per term, $40.00 JIusic 15.00 Drawinrr and niintinf. : no Bed and Bedding 3.00 SELECT DAY SCHOOL. Pnmarv. uor term fion Junior, " c.00 Prcparatoy " 8.00 Senior, " 10.00 Pupils received at any time, and special attention is Tiaitl tn Tmiirnlr cti.li.-j It. behalf of children who haije but limited lime, ror luruier panictzsrs annlv at tho Academy UNION HOTEL, Kerbyville Ortson Mrs. M. Rydor, Propr. First-.lna nrrnmmrvtnfinn .,. .In..... be had at this bouse at the mntt rmmnn nie rates. tSTAn excellent stable connected with tho hotel. "Scntnel" Office For Sale. Pcsiririij to encage in other business nc muuiaigueu uuers me 8BEG0B SERTIHEL fot sale at a bargain. For the amount required no belter investment could be found.for a piying business. For further particulars call on or address, FiutfK Knnsn. s -23.toci to 33sicl3.ca.23.eo. To exchange a house of II rooms nnd 2 1013 lOOTlOOTeet wifh snritur nnrl nietorn ...... vj.....0 ... ...k-IV.U water on it. near nnhlin vltnnl nnd atnwt cars, in city of Portland, rents for 35 per uionm uii isciiarige lor gooK stock ranee in South rn Oregon. 4ddre5s, C. W. Laurels, O. R. N. Co. Eortland, Oregon GBONEMLLLER & BIEDSEY? JACKSONVILLE, LaBELLE wagons, buggies and hacks, lansing riding harrows with seeders combined, BUFORD CULTIVATORS AND SPRING T30TH HARROWS, McSHERRY GRAIN DRILLS AND BROAD-CASTSEEDERS, BUFORD PLOWS, ALL STYLES. COLLINS CAST CAST-STEEL PLOWS, KANDALL PULVERISING HARROWS, CIDER MILLS, FANNING MILLS, CORN SHELLERS, HAY OTTERS. FAIRBANKS SCALES, COOPER'S ENGINES AND SAW-MILLS, CHALLENGE WIND-MILLS, CHALLENGE GRAIN CRACKERS, Et EXTRAS SERVED ON SHORT NOTICE- "We would respectfully ask our patrons and friends to call and soe our line of goods before purchasing elsewhere, ag we leel sure we I'UU Sell As Low Than any first-class goods can be goods as represented. THE LA WIliS Of Southern Oregon, are hereby informed that in addition to a large and elegant line of MILLHSTERX hare flddpd tfi mv foV tK fttiirt- ?- class ot goods, of which I have a full linoi Ladies' Tcrnishing (goods, Both Knit and Hindis. Infant's Wardrobe Complete, As chepv asttfoe botrght 'any place; afiof' CH1LDRENS' SHORT CLOTHES, lindsr 4 ysajrtoj. A beautiful line ot HOS1ERY1 Consisting of Lisle and Slfk. Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Corsets, 2Soiil3.3nr Six.-crrl And many other things too numerous to mention. I have also secured the services of a FIRST-CLA.SS DRESSMAKER, And am prepared to execute all orders In that line in first-class style at rcasenable rate. Call and see me at the buildiDg form, rly occupied by A. L. Johnson on Call, .oraia street. JIRS.-y. P. PRIM. SILAS J. DAY, Notary Public, Heal Estate Agt. Abstracts made of Titles to Lands. Iiogtil IDooumoxtta Of all kind3 drawn up, especially pertain, ing to tho settlement of estates. Collector of Accounts Prompt Remittances, Tnrrsfmpnt 5WtriiB a a.l.i. Jackson County Scrip Bought and Sold. I have a complete set of Maps rf all Surveyed Lands in this county, and re eive abstracts monthly from Roseburg ef all new entries made. I am thus pro pared to make out Homestead and Pra. emptiop papers, and can thus save to par tics the expense of a trip to Roseburs Land Office. , Several fine,farmsarQ-5aJn.y.hanarti sale. Prompt reply made to all letters. Charges in accordance with the timet. Refers, by permission, to C. (!. Beek man, Esq., Banker; to Hon. L. R. VTeV ster, Judge of this judicial district, and to anv business house in Jacksonville. Ofllceat south cast corner California and 5th street, Jacksonville, Oregon. SILAS J. DAY. CITY B4IER Saloon And Restaurant, JACKSONVILLE, OR.. G2CRGB BBS. PROP'R.' The proprietor take pleasure in in forming the public that ha has thoroughly renovated this well-known stand and is prepared to furnish Fresh Bread and Yaat daily, delivering the same to any portion of Jacksonville free of charge. Meals, 25 Cents. The tab'e will be supplied with a choice variety of eatables, while the best of wines, beer and cigars may be found la he S.iloon 27 Give me a call lononoi 18 SEATS. I have made a reduction in tho priM of hog meat now selling Shoulders, 6 cents per pouai, ?ide-meat, 5 cents per pound. Good Lard, 7i cents per pouad. It is all open for inspection and ware ranted. Jonu Oirrn. F.RITSCHARD, PR ACTIO A l Watchmaker avd Jeweler, California Sreet, MAKES a specially of cleaning and re pairing watches and clocks. My charass are reasonable. Give me a call If Not Lower sold for; and we guarantee all ou? V.