The Douglas independent. (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, July 15, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE- INDEPENDENT. HOSE fcURG, H ATUKDAY, J TJLY 15 pUM'QU.V CllAPTEIlXO 11. A. M.. hold their regular eotmn Vr-Vf nicrttitvi every firn uni thi T iipdiy in each nioiu'i. AM "Member good 8'andinac wilt tke due ntl timel n a.:o aw! govern themsel vma acymb'ul Voting companions are invited t meo with the chapel when convenient. , U HEUMAnN. w. I. Fkiedlanbeh, Stc'y. ftLAUEH,! LODGE A. F. M WILL ' -f I. TJ..1..1 . . .1. uoni lesruiar met-nn-is on we-iues Jay on;ir before each full moon. J- C. FCLLl.HTON. W. M . L MUKTON'. Secy. --41-Xhodge, '-. I o. o 4. -mutt (in luuwisv evun.i:;. oi euth reek at 7 o'clock, in their iiali ito.-i-t,urg. Members oftheonhr in g-;o i ati-.n.b areinvited to attend. Py oriier cl the 2J UNION ECXAMPMEXT. No. 9, I. 0. 0 F.. m-et at Odd Fellows' Hall cm tin l8l and 3d Fridays ol every month. .Visiting brethren invited to attend I E. '.il. IIuuuh, C. P.. Jons Chas:'.. Scribe. UMPQUA (HIANGE, SO. 2S, P. o I!., "Hi meet hereafter cm i'ic hi, Satur of each jnooth.jat; Grange llali, in l'.ose burg. Ail nieiiil.rs in gool standing ur eor'-ii'y iavited to mend: JAMES T. COOPER, M. J. P. Duxc.vn. Secretary. .Rociat, Dance. -At the ..request.' of many citizens i th? iUs.burg Silver Girint Bin I wjll glv-.j.-id.iuea at Maries lull ox tvie vjitii,j of the 17th. Gen eral invitation; , . ., Died. ;Aftur a brief i!! nova War ren Fate came: to his deitl on tb" ft'i inst., of inhimtt'rvn of the bow el, rlu reman; were placed m tue Days Creek cemetery in tho prssatieo of a lorge nuinlir of Si'ii)jit;il7-in frian.lH. Ho war about tw-suty -flight ,ver.i of a-e, bright and pro nbbr, and may bo known a:s tin agent of the STLL AuVt-fi-MU- of oiv i-iiar-gos are publlfJiin-.-a r . 1 effect that ex-Hoga'i en s ? vry lisastrinlv i i lirnr ! tmptsng to-' arrest two hor . h vifis )iofc hyjo'iff of thotn ai.f ; xpcppfl to live. Th! st.itaiunt a i t oe I h fr a tvi if itr. k 1 1. t- . Married. -.MnVhty eveiinjft -r t t i" . ; it t " IT and Dr. R. Tk Cotvornn were married nttii residetjcwjof the br:la's paeanta i-i thin citv," and loimIiatelv started for their heme in Tv'al'a WiiUn. Lizzio M a vou.T5f :-Iailv; . v. del bin tit en ia;s ;l , A - :' f w.r.vfcii ma tirot s,! ,;as nnmerof.s ".fnenda here wiio ".h m in iha wish' tuat. Jver future be us ht-ight r.s that v ';i: h she aitti-v.patK-', We aeknov.l nljf.t!i'o rewpt of airdA'- -v.. S"ftrc:i nv Lt inrxtNnj On ih t.i-jlit 'of. tho 3'd iast. a h.Utl --Velonr-iii'r to C G. l-'iir.h'd, the finest 0:1 tho C.ilioona. we Hiruck !. light tiin and Ivurtiod, toelh!r with si:c h ir.i's, o 10 rf .leti - a, rn-iine.'oit two-yer-oM Ciyle-d.tlo stallion, tw.i ne'v h'TiVv wnjohs; a Imr harne:, Kn l lle--, on irtndred h n!i9ix of nat 000 tin wired boshels of wheut-. forty ton of hay," . j' Lv ",000. No i'lsnrance. Thuvks, u more lightning if you pleasn. i M:ts. L)rNT.wv.-T:iis la ly addresv e l a large and ' appreoiati v audieitce, composed most! j of women, at the eonrt homo on last We Insd-v i.ight. Jler subject was Vosm:i'h" .V.i.rhts and Women's S ifiVa,?. With a true wo loao's instinct fho dlsct'Sned almost every mt'ujeftt but ',t.le one in dtiostion. ITerdeeriptinn of the wronjjxof wom;tti was very good, at time. even eloquent, and was well received by the audience; but when she ennte to discuss, by way of ostseript, thn qupntien -of woman's nn(Trag, anil dilated upon politics, the coTiclnsion vaa veresistahls that sho at leist was utterly incompetent to com prehend the political issues of the day. and that the ballot, in her hand., wou'O prove a very irresooMsible power. The audience seemed to arrive at the same 1 conclusion although they responded quite -liberally when she passed her own hat lot contributions. Sad Accident. Iiaeing in all its forms ia atte"nled with more or h.'ss danger of accident. That last Saturday was not an exception. Mr. W. G. Hill wnt interested in the success of Gipsy Girl and when she passed i he poles ahead of Parrott he thtew his hat iu the air and it landed upon the track. Not thinking of Pinto, who was fat behind, he undertook to got the hat and was struck .and run; over by the third horse. .Dr. pavis was present ard it was ascertained that he was badly injured. He was removed to his home which, fortunately is only a short distance from the track. He was terribly bruised about the head, f has -two ribs "torn! from the spinal! column, one broken and otherwise in ternally injured. jDnring the first of the week it was thought that lie could not survive, but we are glad to say that he ia now improving as rap idly as could be expected. On account of tie Eatern war the wheat mark t is rather atiff, and tha m rlmonial market ia likewise. Joho Canaday took unto himself Mia Mary Parker, on the 4th, ( O Hendricks snd Misa Hattie Mr rkhara als on the 4th, and Mr George Long aud Miss Simpson on the game date, and our friend, Paul Bruckner thought euch things highly right and prorer and according y joined Mitss Lumpat.of Germany, on the 10th inst. On the 5th. John Banks and eJusie tfnjitb were married at Oakland. HOME ITEMS. Polka dot hoFe at F3.ed'p, Tiio$a pretty email peail huttous at Fl.ieJa. Tho?e stylish , leather belts at Fld's. ' - - . 31 r. Perkins, of the Metropolian, who was s. vpre!y ttubbt-t! by Loouaid, is nfraln able to ttler.d hta duties. The Wilhur party which has heen enj yinjf the ea breeze aboot Winnhesr tur Bay sevonJ w;ek8, vr.l return U")lar. There will b divine service at the Ep Feopal chu ch n xt Sio.day morn ittyr an 1 eveutut?, 72ev. A. P. Anderson ofiieitatitig. Last Sunday Mr. M. Oty's team rn away, i)rovving hi wf from the wajfon, ani bt w teelx jassinj over her chest. The injuries are unt fata!. Do not fail la see the "e.luc-ited horsea on Monday next. Tim eirou performed in San FrancMO B veral successive eeki recent! and this i'Btlf isa jruarautfe of it worth, Mr.Newiomh lias bfenl ectuit Grand U-crder of t he A. 0. U, W. This '.b a dt-a. rvii tt8tituonii4 of tlie proficient an l httsint'Srfslike manner in whicli be has kepMhe afiifs of the order. Honest John ...took, second caunejr t thu Hi;rs'oui races In a tingle dash of half a md i ia wliieh four entered, He was defeated by L;ilu A'ijig, quite a nurt'd miraal. It U mmore.i .hr.t Hon-fitJoha has been wold for fjiti-ea stiff Jitt'u fum. The lis.rio.t solvo, wh!eh J. a ben in stsf'ion at the Davlin sfh ol ho is for several moivh-, widrl -H? cn Fri day the 21st dav of July. ASi-2. A ptib lie eXitminaMon will bo had and the. picurians wil' have an "p.-rni lity of enjoying a bat ktt dinner, wh eh pmm isr 10 he exeiI eut. T'lere vtah not so nvuh jj-!iriljl i i:i yr abatit ''ct man's circiiu mihthaw bft't) esjK'eted, a- om petpl. si-t-nie-J ild in at-ain sect aj itinir that .va e Jl-d 3 1 ivn Thf-rw v.ns no rid'nr. but .To Pttty did frf ir.e ha ml otn l t'tnb? i.'-ir. Tik- li-iw di.l few irv !.-V.-r tn-k, and tiro higU-IvkerH I vave l1sfacl: it. ; ii-.r-nn" eir-tu will bo h?r m-xt ' 11 tx rire.e-if!i an t-t.t.riMv -' i f ' i tha ore that wot i i 1- t y. lhH t; Fr:t:: - t ',' ! tl-lVO sp k'-tl s'-O:! ! !. '!!; Ch'oi ie'essy?: i ;i!!'i ivir ? ,,. ' j t: i,y .".Ofd i'v;-( -jvj.id. a:iO o I " ' ' ' ' 1- , fl n or i u.i-tiOii. '! ho Ch 1 fcav-e ""! !i ri ih s e;:e:ited 1; iri- fimv. ill- iOW. T rf iiu iui p iet:'.-e lit dvve.i;t-irt r eij:i,;i ! S-nei-y. 'i hu '1 xhl'dooti ia m t,r Ve'i.lj 1. - - IT. 'Aunau f o' the firm of .'.tin t. If ''.l. a' Drai'i, , wa in to.vn ever 1 ! J I;l -"t J.vieSt Ji. ttten 'atie- nil ht C. ii Cn'in.t f'.r. !'. j urp.ee of pro e5rs jj a f ie ii -e. "vVhi-e it is ad in tie ! t l.-.i! ?v r. A k"-',"i a -ri-er. a-u! r e i !s!." r -i iSu m .1 y peiphj iu ih'-t re itiet objeo to he s.-iie of r.pir-i!o'l-( liqij'sr t v ie m lit no i n S-pnUy hit-d a ri-toot.si.i iiin-e aj.d'-!r gratttliiir him ; ii eus:-. A 111 j rity of the e a v.-t -ra f l!.e pe ieel h iVing !-i:i"e I itis pet 1 so 1 the i.-ujiv it 1 1 t rrant. til ii en-e, A liiei t-ees in business f - n i i i-r o: y . at Dtaiii. an i by a :ert u'it iio-ward 'itii-to ! rtt;re ha mde - ni.oiy fri-ndn iei in demeet nn witii !0s bin: her 1 i je!i'f x en d ve .:r g sj- r Ht th t phie-f an i u I ii n . a ,:,'d j btisi ie a. On account of ti.e tut nnv 'conUr.i-.h .i.t . . . . . . . , , ... i 10 i;tve tfikeit j;;iue o.i ttiO x'-l i.l, ft; July were postponed to l.t ' Satur day. Qnte a crowd usheHsembleii at the grove to witnes the H;-eed content fn- the ursc' oiFered W the com mittee. First was a foot race seventy live yards for a purs 5 of tive dollars. Phipp Mathews, James Short and Jeff Gago entered. This was an eesy victory for Short, who walked away with the purs. For tho quar ter ef a mile race Jonnny Bo ven, Mathews awl a California hoy en tered. Johnny failed to ''entirely;' ttm ciiap irotn our sister Mate cunt through the polls on a walk.-. P.lipp t.'ottea '.homo y.un no enort, aint claimed t!ie pnrHe. Tiie horse racing was very unsatisfactory to the "crowd. Parrott tved Gypsy Gill were ready to enter for the half mile dash hut as it required throe to enter GoPserVPInto pony wa entered to make up tho race, iliut who, il wts known, hail no chance of sneer si. The first heat wns wfn easily by the little bay, Patrott second and Pinto far behind. Tie; seeon l heat was qtute warmly contested, but ihe little mare came iu half a length ahead of her competitor. For the ih ile repeat ra-je" there was trouble t find horses to cuter as Old TJaJdy was the only hrie that seeu.od eager for the fray. However, Masters' black horse w is entered in good faith ard a shingle-tail scrub pony wns p it iu the rce to make it "a 0." Very little interest was taken in this raca as it was known that Baldy had a ccniilete walk over. A great many otlur ra et was run during tho afternoon among wbieh was one between a litt'e bay mare from Looking Glass and Baldy, ! halt mile dasli, was won by the latter The most interesting race'; of the day was between Parrott and Bald r, single dash of half a mil for sixty dollars aside. Several huifHred dollars changed hands in this race aud the Parrott boys got back all they ha ! lost on their horse this season, as their horse proved altogether too much foy the old favorite. We know of no other races to come off on the Rose burg track at this time, but no doubt there will be more soonr and if there are we hope they will give tetter gen eral satisfaction than did those of last Saturday, TIIC FOUBTII IN' ROSEBCP.G. Early in Hie vening of the tird the cit7 be?an h ; fill with peop?e frota all p.rtft of the county, and the streets to aaaurae their holiday attire, and long before the aurora fhwcii his norther 1 lights, t! ere wa a ruh at the hot.-l for quart -ra, and th c n 'a aat ir.qu ry, "iiavti yon rot I 'd jring lor the matbt?" ?Jany wiu v cM so unfortunate as not to find beds, re solved themselves into a committee and started in to have a time of it, but before I he cl 'ek bud marked the "wee small IjonM," th-s racket of the boy was au'werni by louder and more ter rific explosions than the boom of the anvil or report of the Chinese fir crack ers, which continued Ihroitfihottt the night and roiupetely c!r w el the revelry of tlte boy, aud 1 lie Fo irth vvas uehcred in with the giandet ard most ..sublime cinn n.i ling fmm Heaven's artillery, with a free exhi bition of the nvmt beautiful fireworks that w have witnes.i foti mauy a year, with an o!d Jashio: ed th.under si.jwe hieh threw a t'ampues ovr the spirits of th people who had ast sem.b!ed'tQ witues4 the a rvic-s and ntmv'QineiKfl for which extensive jire I ar tio:, s had hern made at tht move by .the commit'ee f arranemeu's. - It bein out of ti;ti (jusio!i to cele brate a' tlie trovf, in conseqneitc of the rain, a. goodly number of people repaired to t e 0-mrt Houe, .'.'(headed by ih CiicubanJ. who had vohin teend for the orcavi'ou) wiiere apiro prbate t3rv,ee3 w. re held aa follow.: H -. y,.4e iy thrt b4nd. i -Mfho ' w-ifehou the Khi:e," was ' adjairaldy flayed aud received a merited burst ot uppiouse. 2 id. Brief aud appropriate r marks 1 bv W. F. li( lii ltnin iM-u.l,uif 3d.. Mtish by the ehoir, -'the lied. 'Vliito and Llue." ,4tb, Pr.;.vr. Ily R-v. W, Milh r. 'jili ?tliih'c lv thi- P.nii . i rIutabia. ' : O h. Heading of tne Declaration of Uv.h-.pend tie-, by PM':f. I'ntht y. w!'k-l u'a. if:.l unli u ;)t.i ,. al)tj intonaiion r,f vuiee I hat wna .jo redttot!j :;i i r( c . p:hUd t-lciciitif'nist. hid idaecHi Pr t Cvh y at t).e her-.d 'f hi.? ; ii eton, i.s t!i opi'iiiou of a i who hc.tr 1 1 iin. ith. .Music, by tho oh ii.-. Tnti ' Na- ti ul iiyaiu. fJlh. Tne Oratiinn by Ho:i.. T. F. Cuiiiybe?!. of Voiituoiitli, was wiihour xieptio.i. 1- best Fourth of Jiy Oi.'v io i thru it ha wr , if. en o if 1, 'il 1 vje.'e i.t i':-t a i;g to, aud thoe who MuthMl to lo to the 't'oeit 1hiim. niur. uiv l:V, Villi til f:ll iki.rn,!,.. nitvf he.11 ji;- an eloou ut atid -'in. r-ruet-ve al.tri., fr the ;eker a.otii ' s av- t f he beard o bj ful.y up-pu'elrile-?. Titi- a 1 he-.w ia short, but itt 1; e re wii b ill! :t ' s, en ju style -f Oratory io ifeU" pieositi:.'- f r i lu fin i Wi!,3i:tf.r, tiiKf ti:;0:i I Vs ; 'foil W::;g t:v- ti- ;-I F -nr'ii ;; .Jn y deeia-ctiona wa : new Mid . - 'iiBtrtudiva The t. akei tare ;'otil w.iih tliat b ni;ti ful prop-K . y J Mo Ad-n m.ide at the tiine e s iin v the' Pe Iratboi of I iehpt n iert.us - P -' 'ht-i t .ok U gt lid t-nl. fill r g -iprtj. iM -tH' bid i have fr tiivi'r foiin a lion ; "t .!o;ogy, ani i,i a beautiful ) ii ianiin 1 of word piiiuti- g, prese-.tetl iu svi.'t ene-.-eoion t!io tiatio.in of r.n ti p ivy. w tii theif d'.itete t th;-u!cgioi n i tberoek ut sj;iers:it ion 0:1 w.i ch ii.y bad been broken, ami contended i 'i t one gj ei i mei;t was fotiMied en be t i;edoy f the Bible and that 'ur i.e.-.;.. r t datvt ja v i;e 'ia',di'e 5 t;i he nnii .ltty . f its teachiiig. '' Tie? :-m .semnia . n J iiorse mcej ha I to d-ripensl mi consequence of be ii-i ft, xhho igii a goodly number ad x;8eoil?I at th- grove between titso'.vvr-. Att mineus-) co rd turn 1 out; to s 0 t'.ttf ro i n ia the vening, and dan cing VfM carried well-' into the iiii-hf, boih at Mark.' and the Ma ' iiie iiu b. here wa. 11 immensf crowd n tov:i ail "-d -y and for the nt.'mb. r a.ii occ.iri'nf qiet an I 01 r.v. .. ' '. DILL ALU) VI LLE. The Fourth passed off very quint at this new v, II tg.-. On th- evening of tiv3 1, int., the li.htiitng played smash with- some tree.", uar tiiis 1 l;-c . Mr. lay lor, who ha bten eut in the v ci Ity if Myrtlovjlle, esfnie buck sick with the iueaela. II is nW O l tlie ow.ir i gra i . Lnst ;at!.d;iy, Pi.f. J. N. Hall,". of 3Iyrilo Cr ek, give his ti tends in th'u viein y a "p'eaea: t cab. ' The Prof eeins to l'C njoyiu life. '.liris II. Fate, of Noa Pari 1 M'nes. badefrwell to our commodity last Monday morning. Her t.-ieud would hi pleased to have her call a. ain. Uoil Jeininic'a children and giand' children gat.hered around he paternal ho;i-.. ami pasHi d the afurnoon vry pieiitraijily, wi th a few of their frh n In. Tle ."Suaday School i doing well. The teach-re an 1 pup ! stem 10 beint-r esteo in their school and everythi u pas-e p'ea-autly while toe Saboa h t-chool Iuts, Mr. i1, B. Il ndricks who lias be n eoiifi.ied t' his room fur over three we. ks, s i.l h s t remain in bis arm chair. '-His many frlen is are anxious to s e him up end going once more. Many visitors have bean coming oat daily from f:oaeburg, .but their. f eo rides wjll now be popped as the c;n f.ructi .n tr;vin and crew are now ball- as'ing titer ad. The weary travel! r Citn always g. t go.-d meals on elning car at meal h - urs. It oo'y cos's him twen:yfive cet;ti. and it-equais the fare at any hotel iu Jloseburg. ."'.' - VEKBESi. Mrs. D. llam'din, of this city died of consumption this morning, after a p tracted illness, ag.d thirty.six years. COUhT. PRpCEEDIN'ds. The following bus negs Was transact ed by the county! court, at the July term. A. !., 18r2: Approval of uoridslof count 'officers elect In the matter of, the public ease meut of J. Hughe s ri m the eabt bar,l of French Crd iX : t t!i Nirta Umpqua river; H. P. Atterberry John Chapman, G aud Hi mas Shrum appointed viewers. J. H. Ry ppinted Justice of the peace tf Nonpar. el Predict. Hank Gifford declared a pubhc charge, and ordered that he receive care and nttemion at the hands of W. P. Clark, contractor -fir keepiuj; lU? n U er( Inthematter of Ihe location ' f a uouuty ro;vj ir. 111 ltosenuig 10 Uaii 1 .: . . . . . 1 e wk .reek. ' Keniunntrauce filed and pro ceedings I'ii-mitse i. In the mutter of the location of cou.ity raJ irom Whitmore (Jap to Pones Mill. Rsmous-r.tuce filed and proceedings dimissfd. In the matter of the road from W. P. Day's 10 Dii ard's station, Claims for damages filtnt by J. a. b'ichaida. and Nvr.cy Kent, John M. Wright, N Imhh r and Henry vLaudera ay pnintcd aBet,sor of damages, to meet July 27;h. 1332, and make report at the -uexs term. '.;" ' -Liqour - license -'.granted, to G. W. Flip and Ja nes Wright for O v Creek pr-cinet lor the te-m of fix monlls. Liquor licence granted to James Moore of Canyonv ille precinct, for th t- rmefsix month-. Liquor lic'i.se granted t' GusMitch- e 1 of Seoltstit.r precinct for the term uf on" year. Iv.qu r license grunted to Reel & Nel.-on f. r Gard in-r precinct: !or the ter of ne j ear. Thema? Ca f:iii decV.r-d a publio t'h.ig ;n 1 . til'de-d t.i.it ho ro- v idc l vi;h ea'iv un I ri'teuii xi li, Cluik, contractor for R.pphig ths prlipera, Li juor license gr n.ed Arjlatif Bros., f T Pas Creel; precinct, f-r the term of one year. Tn the mstter of the bieaii-jn of a county road from Yoiva'la to Hcutts tiuig. Vm. Wilaor, Ibibert Smith and Jtibn Bort appointed vb-wer-, Petf Apphgate. surveyor, to meet Ju!y 21, U-G2. In the m?ttrff the bcit'on of a Cfiufty road troni PafH (-r ek to Thief Ciei k. John Lmg. J. W. Krewson ami Wm Ym- appointed view- ern and P. ter t'ideg-tie ureyo-, hi mtv-t July 27, bSS. . ',;,.. tithe miror of the :e..-at'oi nf a c-'nity imd from ,A, Nv Jjnd'sto Mrs. i'Mlmei' land. Jaues Kitketidai! SatU'iel i'a'p'ue and J. .i. Aniiig'oa U pointed yitwera a el A. R. Flint stir-v.-yr t intct Aug, 1S,'IS32. Tits room ue-l 'v,,a '.'grand ju-y ... .. . . S f r ,T. e.ivm ten i;i iu j. - . il aiil I . tOl. JOl u law 1 fii-;e for the reutap ,'ive ..dolla, v ..'month atd th county to h tvo th.' use fif ia d room for j,r:.iui jury, our- poS:-s. ' "; ' .- I.Ppior license ,r.;:ted to Ge.Tgre rje;it : for. Myrtle Cr -ek preo.' o for iin-term of i-ix niotrhi. Order gran tins: temporary relit f-- to Mtv. V. rlile, nt January term, ?i83, di coiitiiitu-d. r-cliooi Supetintende.tt'j re:orl adopt el. - The annual report of the cVUuty Treasurer vvas f.aind to be correct Hiid adopted aud hoi7s.tha', there wa re neived ard expended for the' fiiaeal 3 ear as fo dew-: JtKCEri'I'S. Con -,ty hinds from n I j sorir--es I.1SCD3 15 Com. school land, ad sonrc-e, P OiT Hi) frreu'l-sc looi lund. all wureea 17344 35 Inter et 4 4:-;9) 20 Tft.d 86819 65 contka. Pd. out Co. funds, ah purposes $51348 24 ' 'f common scli iol fund, st ho 1 fun la ... 13410 00 " Interest. .. On Hands, cointy 'unds. . . . .. . ' c rn. sell !ol fund " ' invd'ble schM hind lot on Ir-ach'lfuad 4194 53 2343 9 8(5 94 4034 W 700 74 Total ... ... ?83 ID 03 Th. County 0 erk's an itml ex dbit fvr th yir ui iieg July 4ih, 1882 aiop ed, aud show ti;av the total lia bilities iucurr d luring year, $33,183 d': toal receipts '-from all sour -es. $53,03? 5; b lanc or actual coua iy deb . $1,470 0; . out-tandia warrant at the commencement of the y-jr. 11,09) s;s. Ordered, that a bridge b built, across Yedow Creek, on tiio military roid fron) Wilbur to Sco.tsouig. E. if. Piid;ton upjo u'ed to isuperinUvn 1 the letting of thee Ii'ruet fcljd K. C. Ihn tierer to accent the hr dge. The ciiurt drew tivo hundred names for juror. for the ensuing y ear. F P. Hogau, s erlff, presented th- !e!iiiqiietit tix 1st found correct and ordered fi ed. Mi s Add e Miers, M iss Allie Denuy. M;ss Cora Pike a d MIj b'arah J. T.-y. er appended tu- eat to the State Vu'f, ver.niiy f m Dougia county. Ttmporary a d of six doll tr per we?k granted to .-F. M. Black until tho Sep tember term. Henry Rogers appointed Justico ot the peace for Pats; Creek precinct. The couit - drew warri U to the amount ot $0,618 23. pnOBATK corjnx. The foUwolug Probate business was tratie" ed: . Iu the estate of James Adams, de ceased. Itosa Adams appointed adm n istiatrix aud Kr'.er Gabbert achuinLj tr.tor. Bond filed. . In the estate of Gilbert SIcNa r, de eised, administrator orderel to sell the i crsonal property at private tale. In the estate of John Eaaton, deceass ed, dual account approved and adujiu istrator discharged. Ia the estate of Richard and Martha A. Smith, deceased, settled and approv ed and administrator discharged. The estate if J. B. Smith, deceased, final account Fettled and approved and admini&tialor discharged. The estate of Ilann h Dodson. de ceased, ea!e of real estato cnfirrfl. Iu the matter oi the guardianship of Charles and Mary Finley, time for proving extended to Ju y 15, 188i. IHSTRICT COURT. Hpeeial (Jrand Jury empanelled to enquire into thn charges against Vm J' lidon held t ) answer on a charge 'of burglary, VVm. Clark hell to answer on a charge of larceny and Win. Howard held t' answer on a charge of rlomroy. ing property of another, returned intu court an indictment atruiiv-1 Johnson iru ui uu i . .1 iif . . i.t. . 1 a I'll - 1 I Hir,ll.t H ,:W iM (inflarlil iwir n lr,iri bill, :tt,d reported that they had no other bushier before ihem end were dscharged. The atite ot Oregon y. 1. C. tlill charged with mttrcl r in the second de gree, 'fried,, verdict, not. guilty, priMO j ner discharged and his bail exonerated: State; of Oregon ya. Lewis Bogga charge latceny as bailee of a horse. Tried, verdict, guilty; sentenced to one year in the penitentiaty and he pay the cost. ' -T , State of Oregon vs. John Catliir.g seldug liquor to a minor. Tiiea, ver. l et, g ily. - Slate of Oregon vs. William 'John arm, burgtary. Tried, verdi:t, not guity. Prinon'T diweharized. i J.isiph -Roberts vs. Mary Gilmore. S'ttled and cause dsni!fced. Win. Car'on vs J.C. Flog!, contia? tied t next Tliuts liy. i All other civil cases continued icr the 1 term. i tii.iie Vr Clark, not guilty. PERSONAL.: Al. Knale baa aotnrnd from a trip to Castle K a'-.. , - M5k9 Mag iie Flood leavn on Brti" day's traoi to visit friends in Portland. Miss Anna Mosher has returned h me from her school on Suth Deer Oeek. . - j . - PriDeo Cmpbel', of Monmouth has o'-n visiting his brothi-r, Hon. A- F. Campbell, tha past week. 1 Jxme Snider has retired from ; the s;t!oo:i business in this city, and Swill t ike a i lace on the railr oad. , j '-. Tdis Florence" r.nd iJirdio Stroud, of Foitlau.l, paid II s.diurg a fly iuu visit remani ng over liwd y, Our old fdetid George Kerne, now a resi let.t of L ke county, ha been i. ith ui few uaya but reiui ntd h mie t da week. " : j rd;ss Kiitma Pane f Jaeksoiville. ij visiting Mi"9 Minire ittickie at (ak Grove. Mi will -peud a few lays iti Resebnrb fire ret'.irnnjt home. - .Miss Nellie Stewart, of Machine Shops, who lias been visitinir Mics Delia, Piittie, ivairred h -m i his week, fu r malihig a h ut of friends in this place. j Mr J. MeGnire an! Mr, 12. Ftewart, of Poril rd, weie "m or r burg o;e even ing Iat week. Tiie Piter ge. Hem . 11 Is an aitis' cf ropsidrublj no e and 'ins etruck b thrt. leauty of our -scenery, wliieh in- intends sk;;:.!i5ng at uonie ditto early in the future . j Sir. Jake Wise. who. ha bv-u araorjg u f r eveii year,HCtiii in ttia cj)ae: ty of clerk for 8- l rks & Co., to k his doprrtur fir '.Jacksonville,1, where Iu cninectivti wii.i his brother, will engage i t merchanf'iVni-. We knoiv of do y. ung man who' Is more deerv ir.gof 8i!C"es tlian Mr. U is, and a more honorable and agreeab'e gentleman w e have not yet met. A Rich Mini?. The Oregon' Clara bar and Sdvvr Mining Company l ave had their works, hor h ef Oukland. in this countv , in operation for the lust three or f mr week, and on Friday of last week chain d up a portion of th cond-mere and obtained a yield of five hundred p'nnda of quicksilver. This is considered a good yield, con. side.ring. the furnace And retort were new and would have to be cialed oe fore any of the metal wuid go into the condenaco-s. The clean up was ma le for the satisfaction of Mr. Holg.-, of Portland, and ons of the owners who wa.s present, and proved sntis-fiictory to the cOmpany and fully dVin 'ost retes f at tbey hae geod prop.riy 111 .he mine f-r which they. ;derve suc-es?,' having "expended large gms of lUuuey to d'Vel p the mine w doii now prom-is-s a soarc; of industry 10 our people and revenue to the -J;a e and cuotr. .- Quarterly :' Aeetw.j. Tlie last quartfr.y inei-tina lor this eonf n nee year ot the Uosebur'g Circuit, M. F.. durch, "Miuth, will te held at Piue Grove, on liter Creek, July 22d aud 28d, Ly Itev, H. C. Og eshy ami M. C. M.iler. H-etii-g will begin riatur.iay, 11 A, m I?i noer on the Krounil " both day?. I2yerybaly isc rd ally invited to attend. 31. C. .Mjm...k. July 12th. 1883. Lird oil, coal oil, neati foot ol! bnee I oi', turpentine at Fi d'. ADMINI3T ATOiiS f O flCE. In tho County of the Stateyf Oregon for Douglas county in the maner of the estate of Jam- Ada-n. deceased: Where is, letters of aduinistrat'ton have been doty 'granted -to the unde tdgned, to administer' u; u the estate o: James Adam1, deoas d . Tiere!ore, ail persons having .claims against the wiid estate are hereby r-c quired to present them wl il to- pr nv. er voucher-, within s:X . months irom the date if this nutiee, t the unrl r S'gned or either of them at. the ofilio of Kteler H. Gabbert, in Myrtle Creek precinct, Douglas county, Oregon. Dated thi- 11 tt day of Julv, A. D , Rosa Adams, Administratrix, Keeler Gabbert, Adm'nistrator. BUSINESS LOCALS. Lemonade sugar at Floed'e. The best sewing machine oil at Floed'a. Lucina fluid for cleaning kidglovee, laces, etc., at Floed's. Cracked wheat and hominy tt Floed's. Trfefinwt French drefB'ng for ladies shoes at Floed's. . The new Champion Mowvr and Baiu wagons at Floed's. Fine hosiery a spec alty at Fipeq's Inspect those fine shirts at Flod's. You alwaya get your money's worth nt the old reliable house of Floed'. Tiie Clock Baking Powder .t Floed's, A handsome Yale Gem clock given to t he purchaser of six cans. .Floor oil cloili and matting at Fl .ed's. Try the Jers-ey champagne at the F.-meralda. Pou't forget that Thomas' Cool VVater Bleaching soap, can b tot at FloedV." If you want a Champagne cocktail go. to the Metropolitan saloon. Luuch at the Metropolitan saloon every night. '' If you wmit the celebrated Peruvian Bitters go to the ilatropolitnn saloon. If ymt want a schooner go to the Metropolitan sal ion. If yen want the O. K.. Cutter whisky go to the Metropolitan saloon. ApoPinars water 01 great value to the cause of empemnce and good health for sale at the Esmeralda. RAfits Hedcceij. The O. & C. Sta?e Co., m.dc-r the i.ew management, has reduced the tariff considerably, so that it will cost, only $10 to go from here to j Rostdjurg, $8'io Yreka. &c. From Rose burg to Redding the fare is now only $30. The rat-- per mile ia on an average of 11 Cents- Times. ,T-irirrjrTr--iT"'ii y n i i" i Mini mmiw mn 23 tr -y SYulPTOWS OF A T.ORPlD-.'tlVSS. los3 of Appetite, Bowels c cst vo. Fain in tha Head, witii a cuil ecn..tion in the tank part., Pain under ti3 Shoaldor biado. fallness after eating, with a disia ebnation to exertion of b;dy or u.inrl. Kea.t, X'ot.3 before ths eyes, Yellow fckm, rica'ici'.ii.o g-tiora y rvcr ihe vibt eye, KostK'ii'-.viesa, vita i.ti"ii' drtsaitoi higjslj CCiJi'wU Vi'lcC, fold ; TT;TT.s :.-- .-:..?? r.i-?tfi to Pnel o - :s:i ctteeKS s'.;; .a fhnngo til ter-toi .t t !o ..-.j;e.i. a ttio svtnTerer. )ti.r 5e-i-e-9' iff A ?im4 ':. ami e:u'w tba b.Tiy in Tny nrw. t: iia tie vtrm is t!;j.'Hin&ei. -ntl r i.--ir ?tie AciSou on tha Hia.-ittiiv- i; .,!t..j. ri.';..itf ft'iix "! nic r-rc-0 lived. IV.x. ... i.:. gZat-rx-f tii W. V. B.J aa ii- .w. : h tii -i K, B Kii il d '. J LiiL i fcjf U BaS eiRAY ITair o-w TVeTSKra rhnnr?ft toaGLOnsY i.i.ACK i.y a RiiriespnUcarton of this jOvn. It im imrts a natural tetor, i insisnir.nfKmstv. f-old by Urucjji.sss. or scut oy express cn receipt of 81. OFFiCE, : SfltSAY ST TvT.IV ioWL f Ur. Til ."S .t..rAS, etr!.M I ,:un.nU,n nrt YLMftil Eotipto wa w sXAih-4 1 IU.E ta aj,j.lJrik,y JAMES DEAKLlNfL -Blacksmith Ard welle-koowii to the p-ople f D.ur hp covnt-y, would respettiu.ir announce that b-i ; pre: arid to do all kinds of vrok. in his due. and goartit"ea s'ts . Tncli ;ll. aOIl-E-SHOr.L'iG A SPECIALTY. Any t.trm -r haying a plow to t-harpen or nuio' ii'.erv t repair wi.l !o wdl to irivo me a cn) 1 at sey old st.iod. Iimv a lull tock of iron and ste.l, and buying j ere based thepam. at alow price, cm do work, SJ.fr prices are C'-ncoriie-d, Chen per ttiHn any irh- will al tempt competition, J A. DKAKLdNG. fcLIT lni . 0kland .Or-gon. :; m '.EBCi 22 3 Next door to the Metropcditan rlote l"to3burj, Oiegotj The ui'ide-siened has opened a neat and pnrnlottatle barber shoo at the p ace above deeribed,aud h;wmg lng experience in his proiessien, 'satibfiea be can give tatifdactiou t all vno maj' tive hini a c.d!. His pri are pop ular, and as follows: Hair Cult dg, 23 c- nt3;r3bav!n, 3 cts. Aii I ask. is a fairutai, and tnat bha'l my wm a a barbc I am willSmr 10 Le put toilie tet. uid CI I A ULtS HAbi.GY. CP an 3 sasrdDAN, ,Succetora to Thos. P. Sheridan) OKAI.fcKS is hard ware, "hnivabk, stove Gnsif, Cuib ry an-l Tu .;ert Fur tih;otj' Good e-. mm2Z9 R03E2UK5, 0Q Ilavitjjr cured the above bnaine, we am pre; ared t keep up ita former good name fr w..rk and prices. We liavethe best of material nd always a full atock f roods ..n band and ltisotiraim tofure nifh castonii-Ts witii l!r clas-. artiolw liv let bv price. A full si"Ck of :rou acd ateel for sale, 'ealers froin nbruad will receive prompt attention. ' i ' . &' J. tHEhlDAN THE BDfiSaO" SAL00H ONLY THE FINEST Liquors 77 ines & Cigars Kent on baud, and patrons waited opon in a fashionable in an tier. Give me a call 3oti :' ROBERT THOXTEL ! '-''r-f,i--lV'.i:-irr',-iit -fflTi.i 1 -1 '',,' Pill 1 C U-i us -. in X ozzpootodi. . We have replenished p,u,r stock of - -. V-. .-V 1 i;-''-. -: .- --:' --.-, 1 ' ' ' - "v. '.-'".-"-. In order to complete uur sale, j aim therefore offer to sell Cheaper that any house in Oregon. We suit sell 13 yards of Muslin, l yard Q Flannel, 16 yards at Calico lot 81. " - Bootfi rortb 5.50 a pair, or 8.5V Ladies Cflf Shoes (wrraritd tor $1.75. I Fadiei' Clp:r8 Half-price. Ladies' Ulster Less tbarCoiL UcJ'Flaiiuela o U inscription! Irom 20 to 50 cents per yard. Dress Goods for less that; cost. In our Centlemen's Department Xf sell such as CLOTHING, HATS, SHIRTS. u ndekweak,- For such Low Price that will Astonls the purchaser . We will qoate you some: Cashmere Smta from $( to H8. Pauta (Cuihmere) from $2.50 1q ?5.50. ' .. Overuoat-a for I3ss than Cost. Ulankwts fjr lees than Cost. Wo will remain hero until Spring, and therefore ask ail o yen to coma and get baigains. Nothing but pleasure to show goods. Kespectl'illy, CARO BROS. Jt TX OS-SIS , w, 2. wis & co.tg CELEBRATED CLEAN SWEEP ClGAMt THE BEST BIT CiaAR IKnOSEBUIiG, - Manufactured expres!y for, and fof nale only at A. C. MAPK'S C1GAH STOfJE. SOOTH DOPaUA KILLS MAKE TUB In Iloeymrg. J. W- "LXKCQXJXt Propr. E. J. DK HAHT . n. TuoMpso.?, Tlionpscn, Do Hart Oof Im'poners and dealers in Coal. Iron, Steel, Hardwood Lumber and wacoa material. 18J First st.;aud 173 and l?S Front k Portland, Oregon. Camas Hardware. Jan? THE Canyouville, Oregon, . Proprietor. The finest and best t'ek of Winea, ' i Kjuois anil Clgors ever oHered to th puliic iu Southern Oregon, -. also -the bet of Ale and Porter. Alao agent for the celebrated QBAPE CHEEK SOU li MtSR. no ujibojY lynizKr, Put up expressly for. medical par poses, and only for sale at this place. Give me a trial. Quality not Quantity is the Desire, - IF YOU WA XT PURE Drags and ITIccSicitiCd Chemical, -etc., oo not forget to call on HEELER. H. GABBER1? MVRTLK CllKE:. Also keeps on hand . the J. II. Cutter whiskies, Holland Gin, Jamaica Bum aud the finest JWioea on(j JJrandiet 'or medical use. Pnysiciaas Perscriptiona a ptcialty. Lout? BelfilDj WATCH MA Kill AND JKyEL Vtoai ft., Ko?.eb.i-j, Oregon. Whol wale and retail deidei ia Wctehee clocks, Jewelry, Gold Pens, and Munif invtrumenta. Watches, Clicks and Jaw e.:ry repe:rfcd. All iny work warranted. . ,-nt '- 1, ' '. .. OREGON AND CALIFORNIA G;a23 JXalXisiio ? Tliroxtsh to San FrancissQ Tlie Qniclret, Safest and JSa-icst Houtc Stages 'eave Roseburg every Day, 6:03 1, r Making Quick connection at Raiding whH the cart of tue CP. R. R. Co. :o:- For full particulars and paisags apply