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About The Democratic news. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1869-187? | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1870)
W gewmtic Ums. SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 9, 1870. THOMAS BOYCE, No. 30 (Second floor,) Merchant’s Exehange, California Street, below Montgoipary, is our duly authorized agent for San Franciooo. HUDSON & MENET, are our duly author iz«4 Agent« is the Atlant»« Stale«. Office, 41 Park Row, “Times” Building, New York. ■ rx----- -- - " ............ — •16JAL INTELLIGENCE ». ■ ( Rev. C. \lderson will hold divine services at the M. E. Church, to-morrow, al 10 o’clock. ■' -s-arr----- -- -r. S nake B itten .—We are informed by Mr. S. B. Hull that on last Wednesday week, near Fiounce Rovk, two of Mr. Uriah G««r dou’a hule girle were bitten by a rattlesnake. They were crossing an oat field, with theii father, who was in advance, when the fore most girl exclaimed, “Oh ! I’ve snagged mv foot;” and the second girl stepping in the same place, uttered the same exclamation. Both were barefooted, and both were struck on the same foot, just below the ankle bone. Io a moment their tongues began to swell, vomiting commenced, and the eldest had t- be carried b-me. They wgre made to drink freely of good whiskey, while poultices, ma le of the rattlesnake weed, were applied to the wounds. They suffered severely for several days, hut are n<»w r«c«verihg. P ipe L aying . — Messrs. Kearnes and Wil son have laid a string of wa'erpipe, from the fictoryof Linn A Hall, to their Livery s'a bles; which they expect will supply them with all the water needed. Mr. B. F. Dow ell is laving pipe from the spring under the Drug Store to bis residence. Th* pipe will run under this office ; and the rumor reache- us that we are to be undermined or blown up. No credence is given to he rumor, how ever, as we have it from Mr^ Dowell that if undermined or blown up, he will set us up nil right again. We presume this act ol kindness on the part of Mr. Dowell, is in duced by his love of “cheap advertising.” A H igh F all .—A* a party of b<»ys were going home from schonl. <»n Fridnv. July 1st. they di-covered a crow’s nest high up in u tree. One of the boys, about seven years old. son of J. N. Woody, who resides near Phoenix, nimbly ascended the tree and reach ed the nest; when his hold broke ami he fel a distance of f«*tv feet, breaking hie thigl bone. H's mind was derange«! for Severn! day« after the accident; but we are informed by Dr. Davis, tbe attending surgeon. thur the boy’« mind is right again, and that he is doing well. M useum of L iving W onders .—Mr. J. W. Aduins, the gentlemanly agent of the Muse uin of Living Wonders, called on us yester day, and left bis advertisement, which y«*u will please see in another column. These wonderful persons are, Miss Anna Swan, the N-»va Scotia Giant Girl, who is 20 years of ige, 8 feet 1 inch high, weighs 413 pound* and is beautifully formed; M«s« Z bedie, the oeautiful Circassian Girl, from Kelzler, Cir assia; Monsieur J Seph, the French Giant, s 8 feet high, weighs 400 pounds and is well pro|K>rtinned; and Major Green, who is 32 years old, 38 inches high and weighs 45 pounds. Our exchanges speak of them in the most glowing terms, and we feel satisfied they are curiosities worth seeing. Turn out, and visit them at Horne’s Ilali next Monday afernoon at 2 o’clock, and iu the eveuing at 7 o'clock. TRANSCENDENTAL. NEW FIRM, NEW STORE! rpHE subscribers are now re JL Ceiving tin extensive aopply of goods 11 ASHLAND,........................................OREGON. their line of busiuefa, consisting in par of— —AT— WILLIAM DAVIDSON. Office, No. 64 Front Street, PORTLAND, .... GIANT POWDER, '3UVA\aHVII ‘Aiimaavs ‘sa him Special Collector of Claims¡ ‘S3T(IIHR A large amount of CITY’ and EAST PORT LAND Property for Sale. Also, IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable un cultivated LANDS, located in all parts of the State. Investments in .REAL ESTATE and other PROPER I'Y, made for correspondents. ('LA I MS of all descriptions promptly collected. HLITVaa (I NV HOUSES and STORES leased. ‘NOD7IHO All kinds of Financial and General Agency bus iness transacted. Parries having FARM PROPERTY for sale will pic ise furnish «le.-cripti*>ns of the same to the AGENTS OK THIS OFFICE, in each «f the principal CITIES and TOWNS of this State. July 2d, 1870. jly2 tf. ‘SS3NUVII ‘sinaavs lUlHfLLDV.IilNvl V ‘S'lTIANOSNOVf ‘KHIIIK NHOf WILLIAM HERMAN. J. M. SUTTON’S —CATALOGUE OF— MERCHANT TAILOR, DRUGS & MEDICINES! * S prinkle tbe S treets .—What has be come of the Street Sprinkler? If there ever was a time when it was needed, that time ie now. Bring it out. Early Oxhenrt. CAULIKLOW ER—Early Paris, (25 cts. a pa per.) CARROTS—Early Horn ; Long Orange. SWEET CORN-Early Department. CUCUMBER—Short Green; Extra Long Green; Early Framed. Having purchased the CHEMICALS, LETTUCE-Early Curled Silicia ; Drumhead. WATERMELON—Mountain Sweet; Black Spanish ; Apple See«!. MUSKMELON—Christiana : Nutmeg. ONION —$4 a lb ; also by the paper. PARSNIP—Long Salmon. PEAS—Dan. O’Rourke (Early) ; Extra Early Tom Thumb, and other varieties. RADISH—Red and White Turnip—Extra Early; Lonir Scarlet- SA LSI FA’ ; or. Vegetable Oyster. TOMATO—Large Red Smooth. KUTA BAGA—Skirving’s Improved. PUMPKI N— Sweet. SQUASH—Hubbard ; Acorn. TUR NIP—Early Mat Dutch; Early Red Top Strap Leaf. Alt sewis will be mailed free of postage to any address, on receipt of money. POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES, FLUID EXTRACTS, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, Agency for the Celebrated HYDRAULIC PIPE, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Varnish, Window Glass, and Putty. We invite the attention of Farmers to out stock of Window Glass, Nails, Iron and Steel, Cast and Steel Plows Wooden and Willow- Ware, Etc., Etc« I am now ready to sell anything in my line at the owest cash price. Persons wishing t-> buy goodb >vill find it greatly to their advantage to examine >ur stock before purchasing elsewhere, as I am letermined not to be undersold by any house in lucksun county. JE&^Give me a call, and then judge for your self as to our capacity to furnish good« as above. JAS. T. GLENN. MORE THAN 200 000 PERSONS MS. CÖLT1VAT1RS Si HUMS. Bear testimony to the Wonderful Curative Effects • f >f the most approved patterns, and high I finished ; a'so Sell Sharpening Straw Cutter; and Huy Knives. 1 fl Dr Joseph Walker’s efa- AMERICAN c s -= SUBMERGED PUMPS. These pumps have been fully tested, am' ire acknowledged to possess advantages ove til other pumps in use; sold at manufa*tu> cr’s prices, with frei<»ht added. HOFFMAN & KLIPPEL. October 9th, 1869. 9 - 5 <- y X - □ « — R M w u -= J3 a, a. _ u -r ® J W . -■- TH • s zs 1840 1870 This valuable Family widel.' and favorably known in our own and foreign countries, upwards of jewelry stqke , A bottle. UENR.Y ALSO ware of every description always on hand and made to order. Call at J. Neuber’s Refering to the above^ I take pleasure in recom Which repeats FIFTEEN TIMES with once load ing. mending mv successor to the citisens of Jackson and surrounding counties, as a gentleman thor A fpointed —E. D. F<»U'lray has been ap oughly competent and reliable, and in every way All kinds of Watch and Clook Cleaning ant pointed Deputy Sheriff, and J. W. Crutcher deserving their confidence. Repairing done to order at half price. GEO. W. GRAVES. Depaty Clerk. Jacksonville, May 13, 1865. CUTLERY, FAINTS, OILS, ETC, TIN, COPPER, & SHEET-IRON IBSTRILIA SPRING WHEAT. He is agent for the best Rifles and Pistols made, among whioh is the CLASSWARE, Fu*e and caps, Blasting and rifle powder, Shot and lead, Lift pumps and Lead pipes, Rope, Grindstones, , 9 Cider mills. Cedar tuhs, Cedar buckets, Willow baskets, etc. THIRTY years : It has lost none of its good ______ _ repeated __r_ PERFUMES, name by trials, but continues to ocoupy a prominent posi tion in every family medicine chest. TOILET ARTICLES, It is an External and Internal Remedy. F01 And al! Goods pertaining to the business. Summer Complaint, or any other form of bowe r ■ -• t ’ • ^8 disease in childr- n or adults, it is an almost cer SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS, tain cure, and has without douht, been more sue nd see his fine stock of new cessful in curing the various kinds of CHOLER ' Goo is direct from the manufacturer». than any other known remedy, or the most skillfu HISTORY, ROMANCE AND MISCELLANY, physician. In India, Africa and China, where He has a fine lot o STATIONERY AND LEGAL BLANKS, Sewing Mach.ine« this dreaded disease is more or less prevalent, th« Pain Killer is considered by the natives, as well a Prices from $20 to $110, cash. PENS, PENCILS, ERASERS, FANCY GOODS, &.C., Ac. European residents in those climates, a titre remedy and while it is a most efficient remedy for pain, it i- A New Lot of Physicians» prescriptions and all kinds a perfectly safe medicine, even in unskillful hand-. AMERICAN LEVER WATCHES Sold by all Druggists. of Recipes carefully and accurately com Price 25 cts., 50 ctsM and 41 OO per Just from the Factory. pounded. W. B. DOUGLASS. Jacksonville, May 14th, 1870, inayl4-tf. CROCERIES. ‘SHildS REAL ESTATE DEALER. of only the purest and best drugs and medicines, 'D itch S urvey .—Dr. Tolman and party which will be dispensed by an able and experienced will begin the preliminary survey of the apothecnry, at the lowest possible prices. I ck C ream —Our energetic Post Master, wbo believes in keeping enol, will furnish iee cream to custonjeru two day" io the week, viz.. Wednesdays sod Saturdays. Ice cold soda water can be had at all times, at tbe Post office building. CALIFORNIA STREIT, LOW PRICES WILL Will OREGON. CITY DRUG STORE, the leetivities. GENERE MERWNDISE, CARO BROS. P rospecting .—A party of seven or eight men started this week, with plenty of pro visions, tools, «Ac., for a prospecting tour to the headwarers of the Umpquie. If the ex JACKSONVILLE, pedition does not prove profitable, it will a» I beg to assure its patrons and the public, that least he more pleasant than remaining here I will constantly keep a full and complete stock during the hot season. . R ock P oint .—Our neighbors of Rock Point had a celebration on the Fourth ; and manifested their patriotism by reading the Declaration of Independence, orating, Ac. Mr. Win. Fi idler, of this place, delivered the oration. A Ball at White’s Hotel closed DEALER IN H H Apolegate and Jacksonville mining and irri gating water ditch, today. As soon as thia is done, an engineer from San Francisc»» will make a final and accarnie survey, and a force be put to work upon the ditch. JAS. T. GLENN, aving completed and finished Co«»k Stoves, JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. Parlor Stoves, our new storeroom, we respectfully make our bow to the citizens of Ashland and the sur Box stoves, Nails of all sizes, rounding country, and solicit a sharp of their pat Assorted iron and steel, ronage. We will keep on hand a large stock of— Horae ehoes and rails. Cast iron wash kettles, DRYGOODS, ---- . . • Bake ovens, Skillets and lids, rpHE UNDERSIGNED TAKE RLEASU^R READY MADE CLOTHING, I in notifying bis friends and the pahlie gMieri Tea kettles. ■ lly tnat he is now receiving and opening a very Bake pans, BOOTS & SHOES, large and extensive stock of A shland .—Everything was gay and bar c Brass kettles. ✓ uionious at Ashland, on the Fourth. Be Enameled kettels. HATS & CAPS, tween tour and five hundred nersons met there to celebrate. Mr. 0. C. Applegate de TRIMMINGS, Sauce pans, livered the oration, and Mr. Merry read the Chopping axes, Declaration. Mr. Downing gave a dance at FANCY NOTIONS, Bmad axes, the Ashland House, iu the evening, and a Trace and Halter chains, GROCERIES, gav party met to “pirouette the pedal ex Sbovela and Tongs, tremities.” Mr. Downing has ret red from Fire dogs. And everything usunully kept in a retail store, » ( <«7 ar- the proprietorship of the Ashland House, and or likely to be wonted by customers. CALL AND Sluice forks, Shovels, Mr. Emery has as umed control. SEE US. AÑO 8ALEM D«a»r locks, ' ............ • A H ot S pell .—Toe cool, cloudy spell of Butt and strap binges, Knives and forks. weather we had been shivering through for CLOTH« ♦ r-» «» , Lf Spoons and ladles, two or three weeks past, closed suddenly on Ashland, Nov. 26th, 1869. nov27-tf. BLANKETS, Meat cutters, the evening of July 1st ; and a blazing sun Sad irons, has made it mighty warm lor the inhabitants HOOP SKIRTS, Polishing irons, from that time to this. The degree of heat •Jigde ‘0281 ‘PZ ipdy Pocket knives. endured has ranged from 104 to 110, in the •qajed -sip pu« ssau)nau qjiM ouop ONIHIVdail Scissors and shears, shade—last Sunday being the hotestday. ETC., ETC •(Ivaq.. |ps 03 punoq ma j Apuanbds Pruning shears and knives, — also — •uoa '.33JHJS Xauoui pua pjvq ujb satai? sb Í auaqM Patent cross cut saws, Boots and Shoes; Ladles». Misses' A n A ccident .—On last Wednesday a lit -asp Muisaqojnd ajojaq || bj v am 9AtS oj |[.» m op and Childrens» Shoes. Buck and hand saws, tle son of Mr. J. R. Taylor, of Sam’s Vai [[I m sa[di[jB SAoqv aqi jo X ub ftuiqsiM suosjaj Planes and lanterns; ?ins o? uoipunuiuiB jo ley, fell from a wagon and dislocated his W k have also in connection with the shore a very shoulder. 'I’he joint was re adjusted the fol spetq [[B pun *s[O)sid’ jaqio pun jaSuujaq ‘sunif Toapther with a general assortment of Large and Extensive ^tock of Choice P*qS *saqt}[ jo laauijjoBSB aihiq v puxq uo os[u ■owing dav, and the boy is all light. SHELF HARDWARE. daaq j ' ju ¡[ AjaippB^' oq» U[ ZuiqjÍJOAa puy A ccidentally S h > t .—A man by the name FROM LONDON, »self, a» of Christo D »re accidentally shot himself, «' L the copper mines, on the Illinois river, in aving located in J acksonville , Josephine counts, on the 21 inst. He ar- informs the citizens of this plaee’and vicinity BEANS—Early Yellow Six Week; Early Mo tempted to taka his gun from a boat by th* that he is now prepared t<» take order!" for all kinds hawk ; Eurly Valentine ; Indian Chief; Horti muzzle, and in doing so, discharged it, the o gents’ and boy’s clothing at reasonable prices. cultural. contents carrying away a portion of the bone Sat ml act ion guaranteed. BEETS—Blood Turnip ; Long Blood. of the right arm. Dr. R E. Foley ampu- i — y BKOCCULI — White French ; a fine vegetable -£#*“ Ci easing and R epairing done. of the cabbage family. tated the arm nt tlie shoulder, on the 3<i inet !.. July 2d, 1870. jly2-tf. CABBAGE —Early York ; Early Flat Dutch ; and savs he left the wounded man doing well Large Late Drumhead ; Marblehead Mammoth: on the 4th. O ne M ore .—As we have recorded but five accidents thia week, we will mention on«- m<*re; A man who had juat *'001110 the pluina acroaa,” drove off the bridge, in caossin«.- Wall’« creek, below Rock Point, and broke both bones of his right leg. juat above the ankle. Our informant did not learn the un fortunate man’s name. NEW GOODS. July 2d, 1870. jly2-lm. CASH PAID FOR WOOL W OOLSACKS, BURLAP, AND TWYNE, lor sale at G. KAREWSKI’S. June 4th, 1870. 9 Manufactured from the native Herbs and Roots of California. -pFrThe Great Blood Purifier.**^» FOR INFLAMMATORY AND CHRONIC RHEUMATISM AND GOUT. DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION, BILIOUS, REMITTENT and INTERMITTENT FEVERS, DISEASES OF THE BLOOD. LIVER, KIDNEYS and BLAD DER. these BITTERS have been most successful. SUCH DISEASES are caused by VITIATED BLOOD, which is generally produced by derange ment of the DIGESTIVE ORGANS. Cleanse tbe Vitiated Blood whenever yon find its mpurities bursting through tbe skin in Pimple«. Eruptions or Sores ; cleunse it when you find it »bstructed and sluggish in tbe veins; cleanse it vhen it is foul, and your feelings will tell you when. Keep the bro d healthy, and all will be well. AGENTS. S. H. MCDONALD&C°., IMP'HTirn WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. ' ' ■ «J ■ Corner Pine and Sansome Streets, San Eranoisoe Cal., and Sacrament *, Cal., end • 34 Platt Street, N. Y. June 19th, TM9.
