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SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 12. 1870.
THOMAS BOYCE,
No.
30
(Second
floor,) Merchant’s Exchange, California Street,
below Montgomery, is our duly authorized ageut
for Saa Francisco.
HUDSON & MENET, arc our duly author
ized Agents in the Atlantic States. Office, 41
Park Row, “Times” Building, New York.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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Religious Notice.
Rtv. M. A. Williams will hold divine ser
vice at the M. E. Church, to-morrow, at 11
o’clock,
Board of Trustees.
C ounty C ourt P roceedings .—March Term,
1S70. L. J. C. Duncan, Judge, W. II. S. Hyde,
Clerk.—Road district No. 22 (Union Town) abol
ished and the same added to District No. 20, and
Wm. Ray appointed Supervisor. The lino between
Roud districts No. 10 and 11, changed from Gall’s
creek to Rock Point bridge, thence south on the
divide between Gail’s creek and Miller’s creek.
The road from Jacksonville to Josephine county
line, via Rock Point, was established and ordered
to be opened ; J. W. Hays allowed $50 fur run
ning the ruad through his lands, and the protest
of Kilgore, Armstrong and Horne was withdrawn.
The viewers appointed to locate a road from Link
river to Surprise Valley, failed to make their ro-
port, Rond district No. 27 abolished and attached
to District No. 17, and James Miller appointed
Supervisor of the same. John Stout appointed
Supervisor of Road district No. 18 ; V. S. Ralls
appointed Supervisor of Road district >io. 10 ; K.
Benedict appointed Supervisor of Road district
No. 19; R. A. Gray appointed Supervisor of
Road district No. 5 ; Philander Powell appointed
Supervisor of Road district No. 28 ; Thomas T.
McKenzie appointed Supervisor of Roud district
No. 7 ; David. Pcnegar appointed Supervisor of
Road district No. 9 ; George Youdis appointed
Supervisor of Road district No. 23 ; John Can
trail appointed supervisor of Roud district No. 24,
Martin F. Hurst appointed supervisor of Road dis
trict No. 16. Probate.—John Guilfoyle and Jen
nie Guilfoyle vs. L. T. Davis, administrator of the
estate of Simon Van Name, dec’d—-judgement
agaiust Davis for $24.
CITY DRUG STORE,
NEW GOODS.
JÄS- T. GLENN,
JACKSONVILLE.
DEALER IN
FBI HE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW RE-
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
N HAND, AND TO ARRIVE, A COM- JL ceiving an extensive supply of goods in
their line of business, consisting in part
píete assortment of
O
IFTJIEÒIE
Drugs & Chemicals,
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of—
CALIFORNIA STREET,
Cook Stoves,
Parlor Stoves,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
Box stoves,
Nails of all sizes,
AsHortod iron and steel,
Horse shoes and nails.
Cast iron wash kettles,
Bake ovens,
Skillets and lids,
HE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE ’
Tea kettles,
in notifying his friends and the public gener
Bake pans,
ally tnat he is now receiving and opening a very
large and extensive stock of
Brass kettles,
. Enameled kettels,
T
LADIES AND GENTS’
Shoulder-Braces,
Sauce pans,
Chopping axes,
Broad axes,
Trace and Ilalter chains,
Shovels and Tongs,
•Fire dogs,
Sluice forks,
Shovels,
Door locks,
Butt and strap hinges,
Knives and forks.
Spoons and ladles,
Meat cutters,
Sad irons,
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Polishing irons,
Pocket knives,
Scissors and shears,
Pruning shears and knives,
Patent cross cut saws,
Buck and hand saws,
Planes and lanterns ;
STAPLE DRY GOODS
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
J acksonville , March Sth, 1870.
TOILET ARTICLES,
The Board met pursuant to adjournment at the
Court House, at 10 a. m. Members present—Alex.
CALIFORNIA AND SALEM
Martin, Prest ; D. Lius, John Orth, J. R. Neil,
and U. S. Hayden Clerk. The minutes of the last
CLOTHM
mteting being read and approved, Mr. Linn moved
that in the matter of tho contested election, case
BLANKETS,
ETC., ETC.
between A. F. Wall and George Seaman, for the
office of City Marshal—(Wall contesting Seaman’s
1|OOP SKIRTS,
A n old and experienced physician says, “much
election on the ground of non-residence)—the pa»‘-! i that he learned under the name of science has died
ties proceeded to trial. Tho papers being filed in out. and that simple homely experience has largely
ETC., ETC.
the case, C. W. Kahler att’y for A. F. Wall, con
—ALSO—
i taken the place of that scholastic knowledge to
AND
Boots
and
Shoes;
Ladles’, Misses*
testant—J. D. Fay att’y for George Seaman, de
which he ami perhaps his instrue ors once attached
and Childrens’ Shoes.
fendant,—the motion prevailed. The case was a paramount importance.” The tact is, that “sim-
opened by Mr. Kahler by reading the complaint j pie homely experience.” is the gist of his scholast
Together with a general assortment of W e have also in connection with the above a very
and answer, and his opening remarks were heard. ic attainments, and a really successful medicine,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
Large and Extensive Stock of Choice
| compounded of vegetable products, like Dr. Wal-
SHELF HARDWARE.
Mr. Fay then followed with his preliminary re ' ker’s 1 egetuble I inegar Hitter», proves the scien
marks. Witnesses« were then introduced for both tific» research that has made it such.
GROCERIES,
parties, and after hearing their te.-timony anil the
And a large collection of miscellaneous works,
argument of counsel, the case was closed and sub
HARDWARE,
A n A ccident .—On last Thursday, Mr. John
mitted for decision. Board took a reccss till 7J p. ; Bush, who works at Mr. Bybee’s farm, met with a comprising
queensware
m.
painful accident. Mr. Bush was opening the gate
BIUG RAPII Y,
The Board re-assembled at 7J p. m.—all pres leading into the race track, when Mr. Martin
Fu«e and caps,
CLASSWARE,
ent. On motion, a certificate of election was or passed out leading his fine trotting colt, which
TRAY ELS,
Blasting and rifle powder,
dered to be issued to George Seaman as marshal, | kicked at Mr. Bush, striking him on the hand, iu
Shot and lead,
CUTLERY,
ROMANCE,
Lift pumps and Lead pipes,
and the Board then adjourned to Thursday, the which he held a pitchfork, cutting the hand severe
Rope,
PAINTS,
10th inst.
BELLES-LETTREN,
ly and breaking several bones. Dr, Tolman was
Grindstones,
M arch 10th. Adjourned meeting of the Board I called and dressed the wounds.
V
Cider mills,
OILS,
AND GIFT BOOKS.
of Trustees. The Board met at 7| p. m. All
F
Cedar tubs,
members present. Proceedings of last meeting
ETC,
M ore R ed M en .— We learn that an effort is be
Cellar buckets,
read and approved. Reports of officers of the ing made by citizens of Ashland to establish a
ALSO
Willow baskets, etc.
Town : The Town Treasurer submitted his report
tribe of the Improved Order of Red Men, at that
for the fiscal year, showing receipts fr< m all
Window Glass, Nails, Iron and
place. They obtained permission and papers from
¡Steel, Cast and Steel Plows
sources for the year ending March 1st, 1870—coin,
Dr. Tolman of this place, who is Vice Great lnco-
Wooden and Willow
$1,131 25 ; currency, $937 00 ; expenditures, $1 -
ware of every description always on hand
honee of the U. S. for the State of Oregon. Signers
Ware, Etc., Etc.
131 07 coin, and $12 currency, leaving balance are being rapidly added to their petition, and no
and made to order.
in Treasury, as per report, $275 curroncy and
daubt a tribe will soon be established there.
$494 21 coin. $650 currency was converted into
I am now ready to sell anything in my line at the
coin by the Treasurer at 76 cents on the dollar,
lowest cash price. Persons wishing to buy goods
T
he F air .—The Fair to be given by the ladies
making $494 coin. The report was laid over.
will find it greatly to their advantage to examin.
Paints,
The Street Commissioner made his road report, of Jacksonville, will be held at Horne’s Hall, on
our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as I am
—CATALOGUE OF—
Oils,
•howiag total amount roud tax received at curren the evening of the 20th and 21st of April. Ad
determined not to be undersold by any house in
Turpentine,
Jackson county.
cy rates, $1,517 46 in money and labor. Paid out mission the first evening will be free to all. On
Varnish,
for team hire $616 50 ; for tools and repairs of the second evening the admission will be 50 cents,
Window Glass,
^SF-Give me a call, and then judge for your
when
there
will
be
vocal
and
instrumental
music
and
Putty.
same, plank and other material, $86 50 , paid for
self
as to our capacity to furnish goods as above.
work, $90 ; miscellaneous, $3 50 ; printing blank and tabteaux. Supper each night, 75 cents. All
We invite the attention of. Farmers to our
JAS. T. GLENN.
BEANS— Early Yellow Six Week; Early Mo
tax receipts, $18 ; total, $1,086 currency. Road are invited to attend.
hawk : Early Valentine ; Indian Chief; Horti stock of
tax worked and paid in currency, $575 89, making I
cultural.
J osephine C ounty .—The Delegates elected to BEETS— Blood Turnip ; Long Blood.
MORE THAN 200 000 PERSONS
a total expenditure on road, at currency rates, of
11 ,662 89, leaving a balance due Street Commis attend the Democratic State Convention at Albany BROCCOLI— White French ; a fine vegetable
of the cabbage family.
Bear testimony to the Wonderful Curative
sioner of $145 43 currency. The report was re i arc John Bolt and John McDaniel.----- A China
of
the
most
approved
patterns,
and
highly
CABBAGE
—
Earlv
York;
Early
Flat
Dutch;
men while carelessly handling his pistol, shot his
Effects of
ferred.
Large Late Drumhead ; Marblehead Mammoth; finished ; also Self Sharpening Straw Cutters
S O — o’
partner through the foot. How fortunate (?) it
Early Ox heart.
jz a
aud Hay Knives.
BILLS PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
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was not through the head.
CAULIFLOW ER— Early Paris, (25 cts. a pa
W. H. S. Hyde for recording $9 00 ; Jas. T.
o X
per.)
V O CÍ
CARROTS
—
Early
Horn
;
Long
Orange.
I« "T oo
Glenn, blankets and candles, $9 50 ; Recorder’s fee,
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N ew A dvertisements .—See notice of the sale
4> ¿ <4
bill for past year, $43 15 ; same for making deeds, of real estate of J. R. Pool dec’d ; also notice of SWEET CORN — Early Department.
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CUCUMBER— ShortGreen; Extra LongGrcen;
$5 00 ; same for stationery 75 cts. ; bill for Street i sale of “Arkansas Livery stable ; also summons to
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Farlv Framed.
o ~
.s o
o
Commissioner, for work ordered on streets and J. G. B. Stone, and announcement of Mr. Morris 'LETTUCE— Early Curled Silieia ; Drumhead.
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These
pumps
have
been
fully
tested,
and
o M
Black
W
ATERMELON
—
Mountain
Sweet
;
sidewalks, $43 90 ; A. F. Wall’« bill for fees and Mensor, as candidate for County Treasurer.
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2
are
acknowledged
to
possess
advantages
over
Spanish ; Apple Seed.
services for past year, $101 '50. Total, $211 15.
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all other pumps in use; sold at manufa’tur- ¿4M
MUSKMELON— Christiana ; Nutmeg.
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S
qually
.
—
The
last
few
days
have
been
stormy.
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3
ON ION- $4 a lb ; also by the paper.
er’s prices, with freight added.
BILLS ORDERED PAID.
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Snow squalls have been numerous. The bluster is PARSNIP— Long Salmon.
a •> bO
HOFFMAN
&
KLIPPEL.
gx
T. Thomas’ bill, $3, 12 ; Judges and Clerks of
- a «
October 9th, 18o9.
: doubtless occasioned by old Sol’s preparations for PEAS— Dan. O’Rourke (Early); Extra Early
Election $3 each. Total, $18 12. Board Adjourned,
Tom -Thumb, and other varieties.
c c ct •
' crossing the Line.
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RADISH — Red and White Turnip—Extra Early;
tine die» Board of Trustees elect metandorganized,
Long Scarlet.
by choosing David Linn President for the ensuing
W ill Q ualify .—The newly elected town officers SALSlV’l ; or. Vegetable Oyster.
O
year. Martin, Wilson and Neil appointed Finance
TOMATO— Large Red Smooth.
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will qualify to-day, at the town Hall.
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KUTA BAGA— Skirving's Improved.
Committee. Fire wardens, George Seaman and N.
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PUMPKIN— Sweet.
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Fisher; Sexton, R. S. Dunlap. Adjourned to
M uch editorial matter is crowded out this week. SQUASH— Hubbard ; Acorn.
« £-3
u O Oe
2
Saturday evening, March 19th, at 7 p. in.
ND SEE HIS FINE STOCK OF NEW
TURNIP— Early Mat Dutch ; Early Red Top
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□ rs
Strap Leaf.
Goods direct from the manufacturers.
U. S. Hayden, Recorder.
£
CJ Q
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
He
has
a
fine
lot
o
mailed
free
of
postage
to
fl#" All seeds will be
any address, on receipt of money.
Sowing Macliinos
P rotracted M eeting . —The M. E. Quarterly
Office, No- 64 Front Street,
Prices from $20 to $110, cash.
meeting which began at this place on the 4th inst.
Ageney for the Celebrated
Manufactured from the native Herbs and Roots
has been continued through the present week. The Adjoining the Telegraph Office, Portland, Oregon.
A New Lot of
of California.
meeting has been conducted by Mr. Royal, Presid
Tl&Sr The Great Blood Purifier.-S®
AMERICAN LEVER WATCHES
ing Elder of the District, assisted by several other
FOR INFLAMMATORY AND CHRONIC
Just from the Factory.
RHEUMATISM
AND GOUT, DYSPEPSIA or
fweanhers. Quite an interest, in religious matters,
«
INDIGESTION,
BILIOUS. REMITTENT and
Accounts, Notes, Bonds, Drafts, and Mercantile
ftiasfeeen manifested both by young and old. The
lie is agent for the best Rifles and Pistols made, INTERMITTENT FEVERS, DISEASES OF
among which is the
aneetiag will be continued to-day and to-morrow. Claims of every description throughout Oregon
THE BLOOD. LIVER. KIDNEYS and BLAD
and the Territories, WILL BE MADE A SPE
DER, these BITTERS have been most successful.
IIENHY FLIFLiE.
SUCH
DISEASES are caused by VITIATED
Democratic Central Committee.— The CIALTY AND PROMPTLY COLLECTED, as
Which repeats FIFTEEN TIMES with once load BLOOD, which is generally produced by derange
ing.
Democratic Central Committee for Jackson county , well as with a due regard to economy in all busi
ment of the DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find, its
will meet at Jacksonville on Saturday, April 2d, ness matters intrusted to his care and the proceeds
JFQ- All kinds of Watch and Clock Cleaning and impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples,
paid
over
puntually.
1870, at 1 o’clock, p. m. for the transaction of im
HAS
Repairing done to order at half price.
Eruptions, or Sores ; cleanse it when you find it
portant business.
W. F. SONGER, Ch’m.
Jacksonville, May 13, 1865.
obstructed and sluggish in -the veius; cleanse it
J” UST reoeived a large STOCK of fine
Jacksonville, March 9th, 1870.
when it is foul, and your feelings will tell you
REAL ESTATE DEALER.
when. Keep the bio jd healthy, anda.ll v/ill be well.
Oct. 9th, 1869.
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HAVANA CIGARS,
S chool E ection . —There will be a meeting at
AGENTS,
TOBACCO,
—
BY
—
the school House, in Jacksonville, at 4 o’clock p.
CANDIES,
m. of Monday, April 4th, for the purpose of elect
ing one School Director for a term of three years,
STATIONERY Ac.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGQN.
otice is hereby given that the
and a District School Clerk, for one year, for this
Also a large variety of
firm of Caro 3ro’s, Ashland, Oregon, is this
(No. 1) District.
HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN-
day dissolved by mutual consent, M. Caro with
forms the citizens of Jacksonville and surround
drawing from the firm.
<>
ing country, that he is now manufacturing, and
All debts due the late firm at Jacksonville must
P ost O feick R emoved . —Mr. J. M. Sutton, Post
wilt
constantly keep on hand, t.be very best of
for the coming Holidays.
Master, has removed his office from Oregon street be paid M. Caro within forty days, or they will be
Lager
Beer. Those who wish a cool glass of beer
placed in the hands of an officer for collection.
Corner Pine and Sansome Streets, San Eranoisco,
to California street, one door west of P. J. Ryan’s
should
give me a call.
M. CARO,
Please give him a call. Next doof to GLENN
Cal., and Sacrament.», Cal., aj»d
Jacksonville, June 12th, 1869.
storo. The now office is centrally located, and the
I. CARO.
34 Platt Street, N. Y.
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DRUM
A
Co.
March 4th, 1870.
phangê will suit almost everybody.
June
12th-ly.
June
1
9tb,
1869.
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SPONGES, BRUSHES)
---- —
School Books,
BLANK BOOKS,
GIANT POWDER,
,
TIN, COPPER, & SHEET-IRON
J. M. SUTTON’S
HYDRAULIC PIPE,
GARDEN SEEDS.
plows ,
mm & mum,
Dr Joseph Walker’s
AMERICAN
SUBMERGED PUMPS.
sn
a
Call at J. Neuber’
A
Special Collector of Claims,
AUSTRALIA SPRING WHEAT.
NEW ARRIVAL!
ANTON ULLMANN
CITY BREWERY,
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
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R. H. NI«DONAl.D&C“.,
IMPORTING WHOLESALE
TOYS, dbC
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IHUGGIiSTS.