Rogue River courier., July 16, 1886, Image 3

Trip South and Waet.
LOST.
Cold Hill Correapondance.
In the issue of July 2nd the mar­ structure to stand away out of town
NOTICE.
On July 5th at the Picnic Grounds, a I
riage notice of Wm. Baily and Miss without some kind of protection;
July 7.
Lawn Ornes at Reassess, O r . J
German-outer Clarionet key. A reward
Alice Hathaway, should have read not that we consider there is any
On the morning of July 1st, the
June 10th, IMO
f
will be paid to the finder by returiuug it
E d . C ovkikr :—I shall not give u>
M-
«»*
nev
”
1
Deer creek, instead of Williams danger of it being fired, but as a proprietor of this paper chartered a
I
F. W VAN DYKE.
Notice is hereby ¿ven that the follow.
creek The ceremony was performed business matter it should be insured. saddle horse and departed for a trip you items to-night, but simply a
Grant'» Paa».
ing-name<i settler has filed notice of hie
FRIDAY,
JULY 16, 1886.
letter describing the events of the
It i« to be remembered that the
by
B. F S-ott.
intention tu make final proof in sunpo-t
Nsllea.
to
the
interior.
The
journey
was
past
week.
The
attention
of
nearly
of his claim, and that said proof will !>•»
state builds this bridge for the coun­
Mrs.
Bybee,
the
widow
of
Thos.
made through the fertile valleys, all our people has been engaged in All persons knowing themwlvra in­ made before the Judge or Clerk of th.»
Local and Personal.
T. Bybee, who was so shamefully ty; therefore it costs the county­ and luxuriantly shaded hills so celebrating the 4th of July. It is debted tn the uudesigned will ph-arn call County Court of Josephine county Or ,
nothing.
From
this
view
it
would
at Grants Fam. Or., on Monday, July 2> .
J 1 Salomon says he was detheived murdered near Waldo on March 24, seem as though the county can cer­ common in Josephine county where the first time Gold Hill has under­ and seule immediately Piuwiv A Coox.
1886, vis., Jas. W. Wimer, Home»tea I
last, was in iown Monday. She in­
variety
of
scenery
seems
to
be
the
taken
a
celebration
of
the
great
day
•bout dot letter.
'No..
;iliilb. for the »tj of sstg and Lola 5
Grant's Pass, Or., June 35, 1886.
tainly
afford
to
protect
by
insurance
I and 6 Section 11». and I*»t 4. Section
The young child of Mr. and Mrs forms us she has made a hand on a fine bridge donated to us by the ruling passion. We passed many of liberty, aud well may she feel
Township 37, south range5 west.
the farm since her husband was
XsUea.
Farr is very sick.
state, as an indication that we ap- fields of new mown hay, and many proud of the success attained No
He names the following witnesses to
killed.
less
than
twenty-five
hundred
peo­
that
were
carpeted
by
velvety
grasses
AU
persons
knowing
themaelves
in
­
preciate the liberality of the statc
prove his continuous residence upon, and
Mrs. W J. Rogers is sojourning
debted
to
J.
W
Howard
A
Co.
either
by
ple,
and
perhaps
more,
were
on
the
variegated with flowers of pink and
cultivttion of. said land,
vis: Iaiuia
The first issue of the Medfor I in our behalf
•D Williams creek.
white, blue and purple. The clear ground, all of whom were highly- note or brx'k account will please call and Strong, C. C. Sumner. Isaac Custer,Chas.
Monitor, under its new management
Elder M. Peterson will hold a sparkling rivuelets leaped from pleased with the o«vasion. The setth- tin» same, as we must have money, j Bradford, all of Morphy, Or
Mr. J T. Guerin, of Medford, ! is before us. It is a vast improve­ meeting to commence July 30th.
J. W. Ilowvan A Co.
C has . W. J ohmstom ,
called on us this week.
ment on its predecessor. We are about half a mile below the new many a rock and moss covered hill­ liberality of our people was shown
Register
12 m
in
the
splendid
dinners
spread
by
side
on
their
jouniev
to
the
old
Pa
­
For
Salo.
Maj. J. F. Buttles has gone to glad that our friend A. L. Johnson bridge across Rogue river, on the
Faruaers m «»<1 Merhantea.
has control of it, and predict a good north side of the river, to continue cific. Much of the route was shaded the different families. There lieitig J »cob Wimer hex * fine farm (or sale i Save
California in quest of a location.
Save money
money and
and Doctor
Doctor bills
bill« Relic-»»
lieliere
more
than
enough
for
everyone
on
by
graceful
aspens,
whose
leaves
paper.
->n Applegate, upon which arc- two tine »our Mothers, Wives and Hisiers by *
to
days
or
two
weeks.
He
will
also
Rink exercises every Tuesday,
the ground. Besides carrying out ■rvluu-ds—fruit <4 all kinds. A large crop timely pun-ha.-*- of Dr Boeanko’s Cough
quiver
in
the
still
air,
atid
many
A 12-year old son of Mr. S. An­ hold a meeting where the railroad fields of golden grain (rustle in the the regular programme, a variety of is also (or »ale with the place. Enquire »nd Lung Svrup. bent known remedy f-je
Thursday, and Saturday evenings.
drews, living on Jones creek about crosses Jump-off-Joe, to commence breeze. The domestic animals crop amusements entertained the assem­ of J Wimer, Murphy, or at the Cot'siss Cough», t'oid», Cnsinand Bronchia!effc -
We learn that several members three miles from town, was bitten Friday. August 27th. to continue 4
office.
(14tf
tion«. Relieves Children of Croup in oe-t
of David Sexton’s family are quite on the hand by a rattle-snake Tues­ days. A cordial iirvitation is ex­ the herbage from natures carpet of bled crowd. J. W. Marksbury fur
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night, may suv»- vou hundreds of dollar ,
green, later in the day wandering nished the supper for the ball, which
(“rice 50 cts, and »1.00. Samples ire-,
Farm for sals.
sick
day morning. The snake hung to tended to all who can go prepared off into the shades and shadows of was first-class; 97 numbers being
»old bv W. F. Kremer, <»rant's Pass.
Eighty
acres
of
good
land,
one
acre
o(
to
care
for
themselves.
Revs.
Mes
­
A D. Helman, P. D. G. M. of the boys hand while he was running
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—
the evening, the happiest creatures sold. Dancing was also indulged choice gra|s*s. and 3 years old ; 5 acres
sick and Stanley will be present to on earth
the I. O. O. F. visited the city last and hallowing.
in in the afternoon.
Fortunately choice fruit tre»-, 2 and 3 years old , new
week.
Mrs. A E. West,
The Benton Leader says that conduct the services.
The kinds of crons noticed on our the weather was very pleasant, but house; 15 acres fenced. 8 acre« in culti­
vation ; water right Ac., location 10 miles ,
Mr. Bristow living at the old route were wheat, oats, barley, rye, just at sundow n the skies was over­ from
J. R Jennings has been very Geo. W. Howell, of Alsea, was
Grant's P.»-w, 1 mile tielow Williams
«IIOl.tlAl.lt AHI» RETAIL
much indisposed, but is now around married one Sunday and buried the Grant’s Pass stage station has the millet, timothy, orchard grass, clo­ cast and the indications were that it < 'reek bridge, west side of the Applegate
finest
garden
we
have
yet
seen
He
would
rain
before
mottling
which
River.
All
lor
tor
sale
«ale
on
easy
eaay
terms.
ten»«,
Ad-
next.
He
was
making
brush
fence
ver,
englisli
vetches,
buckwheat,
all O. K.
Millinery
Establishment,
and Sad cut down a tree which fell pointed out a variety of squash corn, sugar cane broom corn, sweet circumstance detered many from drees, G. A Wilpret, Murphy Ore.
Hon. Garrett Crockett informs us on
called the Cusha. and the "Potato” potatoes, melons, hops, and in fact staying to the party; at least 40
him,
causing
instant
death.
His
No. 27 Washington 8t.. near Front Srvet,
Proper Treatment For
he will move to town in time for loving bride is nearly'distracted.
pumpkin, both varieties surpassing everything else that is grown north numbers more would have been1 That
the reader may fully underetand
the school.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
A card came to this office describ­ any of our common kinds. He also of the tropics; all of which seemed •sold had the indication for a clear what csmetitiitex a gtHxl Cough and Lung
Rev. Wm. Pullen and family, of
showed us cucumbers large enough to lie growing as rank as nature and night been better. The committee Syrup, we will xay that Tar and Wild ,
ing
and
cautioning
people
against
a
Cherry i« the baaia of the best renwlies 1
Williams creek, have gone to Coos
use and melons six inches in di­ the “sweat of the brow” could make invested $115 in music.
bilk who dresses well, and repre­ to
yet discovered. Tliene ingredienta with
Bay on a visit.
ameter.
All
the
seeds
of
these
vege
them.
Of
fruits
and
nuts
we
no
­
The
Jacksonville
Silver
Cornet
sents himself as a buyer of farms tables having been introduced here ticed an endless variety, among
«••veral others equally ns ertb-acioiis. enter
band furnished the music fbr the largely into Hr Boeanko's Cough and
David Lehman absconded from from Ohio. He has “long sandy
Lung Svrup, thus making it one of the
Waldo a few days ago, leaving cer­ beard, heavy clothes, low cut shoes from east Tennesee last spring. He which we might mention peaches, day. Messrs. P. D. Hull. Adam moat
reliable now on the market
Price!
also has a stalk of the old fashioned pears, plums, cherries, Iowa wild Schmidt aud Eli Batnhardt supplied
IN TH« CITY, AT TH«
tain bills unpaid.
and cockeyed,” so says the writer butter bean. The tomatoes, pota­ plums,
is-nts and «1.110. Samples free. Sold by
apricots, walnuts, prunes, it for the ball, while Tom. Centers N>
M ost R easonable R ates
W. J. Wimer has gone to Waldo
The court house is fast assuming toes, and beans in this garden are quince, figs, almonds, hickory nuts, and Tom Anderson did the calling W. F. Kremer, Grant's rasa.
to be present during the clean up of proportions. Its size is, main build­ superfine, going to prove that our grape, black berries, straw berries
The very best of order was pre
1
the Wimer mine.
ing 35x60, wing, 18x20; height 34, up-lauds arc equal, if not superior, and many more too numerous to served, during both day and night
Dissolution Notice.
JOHNS ft WOODWARD,
I
Mr. Calvert, stage agent for the with truss roof, one fourth pitch, to our bottoms for vegetables and mention. We could not avoid-con which was due the high standing The partnership heretofore existing (ie- G rant ’» P arr ,
O moon ,
trusting the producing qualities of of the people assembled, and the t*e«n W. J. Wiuvtr hix I J II S’ine i»
Idaho stage Co., has go”.e to Cres­ with mansard angles. A brick vault fruit.
is also being built. The whole
—Idealer» In—
Our citizen* should look close to the country along our line of travel excellent manner in which grand ' i tfii« day diasolved by mutual content, J '
cent City on business.
structure lias a good brick under­ prevent fires these dry times. Heavy —which led us through the Rogue marshall, J. W. Fortune, and his II Kline retiring. The »ul>»H-ri|>tioii»,
W. S. Bailey and wife gave us a pinning.
fires have been raging all over the River, Applegate, Deer creek, Illi aids attended to their duties. Credit | ! printing and »dvi-rtiaingowing »nd duelhe Saddlesand Harness,
friendly call, and subscribed for the
Rogue River, and Grant’» I'll»» (' olruk
coast,
sweeping away property in tiois, Sucket creek, and Althouse is due our floor managers for the from
Attention is called to the adver­
and after April 3rd, 188ti, imum »- s to
C ourier on Monday.
valleys
—
with
the
constant
call
for
care
they
exercised
in
making
the
tisement of Mr. E. A. Estes in an­ Independence, Cal., to the value.of
the credit of the »uceeasor in busine»». J COLLARS, BRIDLES. WHIPS
Geo. W. Merrill passed through other column. Mr. Estes is a new­ $275,000, and also to the amount of produce, such as potatoes, bacon, ball a splendid affair to the enjoy- The Rubacriptiona, printing and advartix-
And everything kept *n a Fmt-claM
I ing due said paper, prior to April 3rd 148(1.
here Monday, tarrying a day to comer here, and has purchased 4he $217,000 in Denver, including the beans, cherries, dried fruits, which ment of all.
are due and payable to J. H. Stine. Each '
shake with his friends.
are
at
this
writing
being
shipped
Hon.
R
A.
Miller
did
much
to
property he now occupies on Main Academy of music, A delay of a
HAHNE8H HI I O P
partiu r 1» to )>uv his own private deht».
WJ.Wixm. I
Phillip Olwell, of Phoenix, was street. Permanent settlers is what few niinues in procuring a ladder at into Josephine county from the out enliven the occasion, and we hope
H. SriNK.
here doing business with our mer­ we want, and they should be en Independence doomed the city. side world. Crossing the Rogue we may often have the pleasure of Grant’» Paas, June 28, J.
1880.
Work done to Order on Short Notice
Water was plenty but there was no River on a ferry-boat and fording entertaining him, and l>e able to
couraged.
chants 011 the 4th instant.
,
All
parties
knowing
themselves
indeht- i
ladders. This is nearly always the the muddy depths of the Applegate enjoy his society.
J H. Stine prior to April 3rd, 1886, j
llepaii-ing a Specialty!
We accidentally omitted the name case in the beginning of a fire. A we thought how much the two
Hon. Dan. Green came in this
Miss Rhoda Swinden received the I ed to please
i>e pn-pan-d to ret tie the same j 4 JOHNS,
*• • • Manager
week. He is one of the substantial of Dr. W. F. Kremer last week ladder cannot be had at the "nick bridges now in course of construe- prize cake as the most popular will
J. H. S tixb . 1 ’ ’
among the officials who were sworn of time.” Every reader of this ar­ tion across these streams are needed young lady in the hall. Mr. Thus. when called upon.
citizens of Josephine county.
into their respective offices. Why
We took in the towns of Wilder- Chavner deserves especial mention
Fred Geyer's claim against the did you not notice it Doc. and rush ticle who ha# a house without a
Flouring Mill and Farm New Store
county for damages caused by the down here with 452 pure Havanas? good ladder enabling him t& reach ville, Kerbyville, Waldo, and Alt for his liberality in aiding the com
FOR SALE
ways,
house.
■
mittee
in
various
ways.
The
pub-
, its top in safety should go straight-
county road has been settled.
We would have given you an extra. ' way and prepare one. Don't put it
I,. Vance, the popular and oblig­ lie spirited ladies of this neighlxir Situated on Murpliv Creek, Josephine
New Goods
We exceedingly regret our ina­ Try it National drug store.
county, Oregon, eight miles south of.
ing merchant, and Postmistress hood contributed a magnificent flag Grants
1
off
but
build
one
now;
its
only
a
few
l*asa,
a
Firat-el.m
FLOCRINtl
bility to attend the organization of
J. B MARSHALL ft SON
The Methodist Workers, an or­
work and it is the next best Jones are the promoters of business 9x15 feet, which Mr. James Walker, MILL, with Patent Machinery, doing
Medford lodge I. O. O. F. to-night. ganization recently formed, will give minutes
thing to insurance. Go on now and at tile first named place. Mrs. Jones had the honor of unfurling at tilt- j gissl work and has a g'*»l custom The Wish to inform the people of Grant's
Elder M Peterson held religious a Pink party at Music hall, on Tues­ i build a good substantial ladder to is building a large and commodious top of a pine tree, 175 feet from ( FARM contains 33(1 acres of land: 50 Pass and surrounding country that
acre.' in clover, and over 100 acres under,
they have opemyl a new stock of
services at the M. E. church last day evening, July 20th. Refresh­ the roof of youi house.
barn; «’so a large addition to her terra firma. The cominittee of ar-1 cultivation
; also good Orchard, good;
rangemenu as well as the people of House and Itarns and irrigntion ditch.
Sunday ; both morning and evening. ments served from 7 to 9 p. m . Pro­
hotel
to
which
she
has
added
a
large
The following little girls <x-cn
Fine situation for a dairy farm
Can ir­
T. P. Lee and R. D. Sanford are ceeds of the entertainment to be pied seats in the liberty car at our glass room, in which she proposes Guld Hill will certainly appreciate! rigate
almost anv part ■>! the plaut. For
: to cultivate a large variety of lieau the manner in which the different
used
in
purchasing
chandeliers
for
raising large crops of fine vegetables
late
celebration:
1 tiful flowers. Mrs. Jones is a very towns and surrounding country put further particulars call or addn-sa
which they are peddling all over the new church. Admission 10 cts.
Goddess of Liberty. Allie Everitt; jxipular lady: keeps a first-class ronized the occasion.
AND CIGARS.-----
LEWIS STRONG, Murphy, Oregon.
J, H. G,
the cvAintrv.
An immense lot of bridge irons Rose Galvin, Minnesota; Maggie
hotel,
and
is
deserving
of
public
COLD HILL NEWS
Miss Minnie Tuffs was down from have been placed 011 the ground for Casey, New York: Lu Celia Brower patronage. We took breakfast with
D r . J. B PILKINGTON,
Rock Point last Sunday on a visit. the bridges across Applegate, near Pennsylvania; Katie Campbell, Cali­ our old friends Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Siirseon,
Ocnliat, Aurist, and proprietor
J uly . 14.
They have also in Connection a
Her second term of school com­ Wilderville, and Rogue river at this fornia; Ida Dimick, Nevada; Ione M. Anderson at the old Thornton
of the Eve Intlniiiu-y, ami Hanitarian, ot
There
is
to
be
a
dance
at
Chav-
place.
Mr.
Bates
has
the
manage
­
Vannoy. Oregon; Lizzie Woods, stand. Mr. Anderson keeps one of
I'or 1111 nd, Or , may until further notice;
menced Monday.
FIRST-CLASS
R IiSTAURANT,
ner's
Hall
Friday
night.
ment and will build both of these Florida; Emma Woods, Ohio; Fan
Is- consulted at llir
The head-line of the Drain Echo bridges.
llRglrv lion»«*, Grant's f'asa,
Jacoby Bros, are enjoying a visit
These bridges are to l»e I uie Brown, Maryland; Orrie Wimer, I the finest tables to be found in
where they will feed the hungry.
is a fac-simile of the hand writing completed on or before the 1 st of Alabama; Lizzie Smith, Massachu­ Southern Oregon, and so obliging from their uncle from San Francisco. on //w. 2nd Afondtit/ of rirr// monlk, a/1 day.
are
they
and
so
homelike
and
hap-
of Prof Benson of this place, hav­ September.
Tlit* ttftlirtcd hy tliiiciiNc in any Corn» an*1
setts; Edna Sheerer, West Virginia; i py at their place, that one prolongs
L. D. Brown ft Son are going to made
ICE CREAM !
ICE CREAM ! I
welcome to a free conwuhutiu'1.
ing been designed by him.
Maud
Kremer.
Georgia;
IdaColvig,
erect
a
new
ten
stamp
mill
on
the
M. McBrearty’s dwelling house
His N|M*cialties are all forma of Eye ami i
the
stay,
leaving
finally
with
most
Once, Twice or Three times a Week, and
We want a Normal school, a near Waldo was burned to the Vermont; Dora Colvig, South Caro­ happy thought, and pleasant recol­ Swinden mine.
Ear Ailments, Rectal A Nervous Disease«.
will funiiidi |re-ctesm for Festivals
flouring mill, and mountain water ground on the it th inst. They lost lina; Maud Yokum, Illinois; Julia lections. Tliosf who do business
Rav ft O'Donne! are working the Refer* toulmunt every «»hl PorlkatHlvr;
and all Public Gatherings.
brought into this town, and we will most of their household fixtures. Jordan, Connecticut; Maggie Chiles, at Kerbyville the proper postoffice ore from their ledge with an arras
also . I a«. 8. (’berry. .Albany; R. A. Ram*
Virginia;
Minnie
Hutch,
Iowa;
have them before we let up.
This is a sad loss to Mr. McB. as
py, IlnrrlHburg , I W. Rond, living, l(ev.
name of wliu'h is Kerby—are Wm. tra which is paying well.
—TIIKV ALSO KRAI. IX—
\ ( I'air« liil«l, J hr A Ebbrrt, Eugene , i
Thomas P. Lee has 28 acres of he is a one legged man and not very- ’ Clara Bacher, Missouri; Cora Grif­ Naucke aud N. lk-Lamatter. Both
Sclioot
is
out
at
the
Dardenells.
N i
iir. w 1 in» . K B INMi * •
fith,
Deleware;
Mary
Griffith,
Indi
­
Flout- nini
Provisions.
choice melons, ¡which he proposes able to lose so much. He will no
Grace Catching, Rhode Island: 1 of these gentlemen are well known and is not likely to resume again Winaton. RoHeburrf; J hr Thornton, Wm
to ship to the Portland market. doubt receive the sympathies of his ana;
in
Josephine
county,
having
been
until
after
the
warm
weather.
C.
Butler,
Aalilaiio,
and
ovr
a
hundred
Alice Thornton, Wisconsin: Hattie-
good neighbors.
»■ h « m * n of the worst forniN of /*»/*«. fifetuhu,
They are beginning to get ripe.
Cooke, Kansas; Allie Cooke, Neu in the inercaulile business at Kerby I Crops are going to lie much liet
«*tc , now Iteinic *|i< eesafully treat­
J. G. Vandyke, whom we report­ Jersey; Eva Stillinger, Tennessee; 1 for many years. R P. George, one ter in this neighl>orh<M>d and Sam's ed. without uriiik the knife
Ed. F. Hathaway was appointed
of
the
cleverest
and
best
of
citizens,
ed
as
being
in
a
critical
condition
valley
than
wai
supposed
two
weeks
school superintendent of the county
Essie Hartman, N. Carolina; Nettie
( uir Fur I'ilrs.
AHLf A MES8ERVE -
• Propr'».
—vice Arthur J. Chapman, deceased from the growth of a sarcomous tu Hamlin, Texas; Emma Greene, conducts an orderly bar, where ago
those
who
wish
can
quench
the
'
mor
in
the
thigh,
resulting
from
a
—by the county court last week
Summer fights have commenced.
Kentucky; Annie Hyde, N. Hamp
Pile« nr»* (!•**<]itentlv
hy aflen*
thirst off the inner man. provided .
bad knife wound, went to Portland
in th«
loin* and loner M ais S treet , - • G rant ' s P ass .
Hon. Geo. W. Riddle gave this last week for treatment in the hos­ shire; Lillie Wilson. Ixiusiana; Amy they do so within the letter of the Your conTsjx indent took a hand of
|K*rt of th«* «Iwl'tincii, rausinc the patient
office a pleasant call on Tuesday. pital there, and expected to submit Beam, Aakansas; Susie Davis, Dis­ law . P. M. Miller owns and con­ this time, and we painted the toll io hii PI mw » he b ik Romo affcftion of thoj
Mr Riddle contemplates moving to an operation for the removal of trict of Columbia; Nellie Spencer, ducts a first-class flouring mill. He bridge red.
ki<ln«*)d or neighboring «»rgiuiM. St time«,
Maine; Myra Smith, Mississippi;
Quartz mill men are becoming nu­ Myiiipt<»i»iH of hi(ligt»*tkm ur« pr»*«w»nt, flat Fresh and Salted Beef, Pork,
his family to Grant’s Pass this fall the tumor.—[Tidings.
is
an
industrious,
progressive
ger
j
ttlcnry, itneftHinefw of the Ntonuich, etc.
Bertha Wilcox, Nebraska.
man, a good citizen and safe busi- I merous. There is some pros|»ects of A inoiMttr»*, like nr«*»*pc.ration, proflitring
A lawsuit before his honor, Jus­ Over in the west end of town we
there
being
erected
here
in
town
a
Dedication.
« %««ry didagreeiibic itching, after getting MUTTON,
ness mail.
tice Smith, created quite a stir this observe the finest vegetables grow
Hurtii. in u common attendant. Blind, |
The ball at the ex-county seat 40 stamp custom mill this fall.
The Methodist Episcopal church
week. J. S. Gage was plaintiff, and ing upon what is popularly termed
Bleeding and Itching Piiea yi«*M at on< e
Mr.
H.
W
Shipley,
an
experi
­
was
an
honor
to
the
times;
every-
!
POIIK SAUHAGK,
recently
completed
at
this
place
will
Nickerson and Hervey defendants. white granits soil. Those who are
to fir* applii-atimt of I >r Ikmnko'd Pile ,
enced
millright,
is
ordering
ma
­
body was gay and festive and seemed
be
dedicated
on
Sunday,
July
25th,
Remodv, which in t*» dirwtlv upon the •
Mrs J. W. Howard is paying her skeptical about granite soil will
Rev. I. D. Driver. As that will to vie with each other in the effort chinery for Oscar Ganianl's (louring l«irtd etYerte’l, n>i5”rhing the Tumor«, al­
AND BOLI NINA.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. David John, learn something about its producing by
laying the intent* itching, and effect!»»;/«
be
quarterly- meeting occasion, to add something more to the eti-! mill. Mr Ganiard intends to bring jN'nnRfieiit
of Williams creek a visit. We are qualities if thiy will visit that por there a will
cut »* Pric * .Vlrenta Ad
the
capacity
of
the
mill
up
to
50
l»e preaching Saturday at quette of the evening. The deco 1
rim |)r. Howanko Medicine Co.. Pnpia.O.
Bacon and Lord
glad to say she is much improved tion of town and see what fine gar­
J. H. G.
2
and
7:30
o'clock, the first service rum of the merry dancers was well barrels |>er day.
Hold by W. E. Krrm«»r, Gn»nt*a Pina.
in health.
dens are growing there, and no irri­ to lie followed by the business meet nigh perfect; in short, the ball was
Murphy Items.
ALWAYS ON HAND.
D. H. Burroughs is overhauling gation either.
NOTICE.
ing. Preaching by the elder Sun a grand success. The writer inet
and rebuilding the old saloon form­
Ex-Gov. George L- Woods the day, morning and evening. Every­ many old friends who tried in every
Health is very good in this part
U. H. f.Awn Omet,
I
erly occupied by Edgerton & Bur­ “sneezer,” delivered the Fourth of body invited to attend the dedica­ way to render our stay pleasant At of the county at present,
Meat Delivered any place in Town
R oki . hi *<«, Or , June 2,3, 1886 (
roughs. The place begins to look July oration at Ashland. George tion of the first protestant church in half past three, fully persuaded that
Isaac Custar splitting in awheel Notice ir hereby given tluit the follow­
among the people of Kerby and in the Applegate on his place with ing nauied iwltler hsr tiled notice <4 Iti»
very neat.
was raised and got his start in old the county
PRUE OF <11 iKOK.
vicinity there are many of the best which he intends to raise water for intention to make final prooiln supirst of
The West Shore for July is be­ Yamhill county, where once upon
County Court Proceedings.
Il ir claim, and that «ail prof will lie
people living, we set sail and de­ irrigating purposes.
fore us The people of Oregon have a time during his boyhood, after de­
made IrFforv the Judge or Clerk of the A Mart ef tie Ptailc FitroiaEt Solicite^
parted.
livering
a
speech
his
father
remarked
JI
LV
TERM
—
V.
COl.VIG.
JFDGK.
shown their appreciation of advanced
A. A. Wimer s clear «»gar pine ••out.tv court of Josephine county Or., ut
Our
visit
at
Waldo
was
a
plea«-
1
,
“
Joe's
dead,
if
George
L.
ain't
a
i >1 ,.nfR I’a-H on S.ttnrdiy July 31, 1 886,
The county court sold to Wm.
literature by sustaining this valua
White Sulphur Springs
sneezer;” since then he is popularly- Naucke, all the county property in tire. Chas. Decker. J. Wimer ft lumlier is fast diminishing and will viz . J. O Wetherlx-e. Homestead No.
ble magazine.
soon
be
no
more.
He
has
however,
3-311, for the sw'4 n section I "», township
known as a sneezer. He is a good Kerby, the proceeds to lx‘ applied Son, J. A. Pec kham and J. F. Mack *
W M lie natn -a
quite a lot of fine common lumber 37. smith ring-- »
The Lost Ledge Mining Co. has talker, too.
to the Court House Fund at this are die business bouses here. The of all kinds on hand.
II OT E L,
the f illowing witneeee« to provo his <-on-
a claim three quarters of a mile from
the
Decker
boarding
house
and
tunion«
r««,-fence
upon
md cultivation of
place.
We
learn
a
certain
partv
wishes
the old Jewett ledge. They report
The claF.5 in vocal music al this ■aid land, via A. A Wimer, I G I>.«1
root or first vvsxub ,'
Contract for building the vault in Waldo hotel are two of the best
good prospects and have some nice to start another paper in the county.
place are progressing finely under of Murphjp arid Orr ßruwn al ! W Y
Mr
houses
in
Southern
Oregon.
When
he
doc«
he
will
find
that
it
is
the
new
Court
House
was
awarded
Saunders
of
Wilderville,
.illJ<
M-pluu**
looking rock.
ASHLAND, OREGON.
Peckham has recently purchased the leadership of J. W. Wimer. The county, iiriyih I hi « W Jn,isai- s,
a ' hole in his granery” before it to Messrs. Holt ft Hardin.
the last named house and will soon class consists of th<- following mem­ 1*64*
I te« IZ 1er
Messrs Porter & Harkness have runs long. The question with us
T. W. Price
D H Burroughs and other« were take charge of the same. Mr Mack ber»: Mrs. J W. Wimer, and
• Manager.
our thanks for a very choice bottle now is, can one paper be sustained
granted
a
license
to
sell
liquor«
at
Missto
Lucy
Strong
Lilley
Nicker
­
is
the
village
blacksmith,
and
is
a
NOTICE
OF
CONTEST
of soda water, the quality of which in the county ’ It is requiring out­
son. Viola Lewis, May I«ewi.s, So­
Ila» Is-en Thorough!» rvfi»t<-i snd reno-
could not be excelled. They manu­ side capital now to sustain the Grant’s Pa«* for the term of six good workman.
T. S I. t«n ' »rricx.
>
vaici, tnd <Mt-re extra indu >menta
The town of Waldo seem« to Is­ pranos ; Paulina Green, Alto; D
facture it next door to the City drug printing of both sides of the Cov- months. commencing August 1.
Kosagi bo , O h ., May 27 f*u*' i
to the traveling public.
Ed F Hathaway was appointed on the improve, and has around it H Wimer, Tenor; J. !•'. Strong,
store.
Complaint having l.-en m ete itici en­
rthr at home. Two papers could School Superintendent, vice A J
Jacob Strong. Ed Jotieti, Frnnk tered
the
best
deep
mine«
on
this
coast,'
NEW
MANAGEMENT
at this otte r by Charirs lt.uiseri.
Our attention has been called to not sustain patent “outanis.”
Chapman, deceased.
which alone gives the town the as­ Jones, J. D. Hayes and A. D. Cus­ eamtestaiit. against Andrew I M-s-relor
the fact that all those indebted to
ill amre no |>s<ns in makii-g Ibis o.ie of
W
P M Miller, of the Kerbyville
abati<k>ning his Hotr.*'«fead Entry .No.,
Damages to the amount of $ i < to surance of life. The Wimer hal’ tar Bass
lite Blust < mlorlahle and le-mv-like
the county on account of subsenp flouring mill«, has made extensive
4*2.->l, made N,-ptem' **r 12th, IHM3, for the
has been ceiled and re-fl<s>red, mak­
were
allowed
Fred.
Geyer
for
right
hotels ill tip- pi ne.
hi -', of xw'4 ami w', of xr’,, ami the
tions to building and locating a improvements on his mills such as
M AKUITI»
ing it one of the best ball rooms in
xw'i <4 si'-, -4 S.s tfon a. ToatFship 41,
court house are requested to pay adding new elevators, new shafting of way through hi« land for road the county Mr Decker is also re
tvxlks ii woi »< rrnsh with rnr
ntnu»‘ 7
i t
»■»»’I h I t .
leading from Rogue river bridge.
the same
COOPER— M<S <H.I.I'M - At Be,r< reek UTVMim, with m VI fw to (Im • aiiod.tli*
and a new middling« purifier The
Best the Market Afford#. -
License wa« granted to J. B roofing his boarding house.
precinct, July 4th, ISuti, at th.* re«i-
miry ** »¡»I \ridn * I S|»i«»ri-.K here­
This town has a man in it who increased acreage of wheat near this Hutch for six month« commencing
We also visited Althouse. where ■l.u»-.' <4 the i>ri'tr « father, by K.-v It •Mid
by
«iimiiH>M*<l
to
and
*|>|»*Mr
hHhni
the
I’l.KA.SANT
ACCOM MoOATlONM
FOR
picks up old segar stubs and carries mill over former years is considers July 7th 1886.
Messrs Beach ft Platter keep a
F is, rtt. Mr E II (.'-»'’per and Mi« f-onniy ■ Icrk
uhin«* »-ounty, < Ìn*x«»n.
•
FAMILIES.
Martha A McCollun.
them around in the corner of his ble so that his business will be con
first
class
sto<
k
of
general
merchan
­
«•i hi«
at (¿ratso* i*»>**<. in «»tii«l county
Petition of H. Anlauf and others dise. miners supplies, etc. This
on tha *jrth day «d Jtilv. I hmi ». th»*n and l'assengers i ar- ici lo and iroin lite hot-.I,
mouth. lie never lights them be­ «iderablv augmented this year. Ere
cause if he did he would burn his long be will have a bandvme run for county road on north side of time honored firm controls a large I WfjuM rwafwirtly ann«»<in« * Io tny |Mt then* tn FHaprvnd a»»«l (Hrninli teMim«»ny
and fri«*n<la that (It** Jik'kaonvilh* crHMvmin< paid allt*ite«l «!athh»nm«'h<.
FRFE OF CHAKGK
of custom. The farmer* «hould en Rogue river wa« granted
probascis.
trade ani'ing men who have been rorui
Maride Wfjrfca will Fontinm* the mu me aa and furth«*r h«>fi«*»* is hvrrby giv«*n that
The bond.» of county and precinct their customers for years.
courage Mr. Miller by every po-si
—
Patrona
«ili ite anpphed with—-
liefore
the
aaMi<nment.
AO
who
have
h**Arinu
_
anti
trial
of
th«*
<aid
contnKt
will
Hon H B Mitler has gone to ble means.
officers were approved.
With thanks to these people for contemplated having work don« would b*> had by and h»-fore th1 R»*tfiMor arid
Portland, and will continue his trip
HOT AM) COI.D RATliS,
Letters of administration were increasing our Milrxtiplbiu list, we • me a gr« at favcw r»y fmvtfkg tl*c sume ** R/*< < iver th«* t S f,und (HR« e at R« hw *
One thing which the C ockier
to Eastern Oregon, and perhaps fur
don«* at <wuw, V» help me o«it
my tinan* burg. Orrifun,on
dav <4 July
granted
to
I»r
W.
H
Flanagan
in
wended
our
way
back
over
cool,
Froiu thè »srn-ei«—
ther He goes for the purpose of favors, Ls iusuranc: cu the bridge
o*rh>*li a w
by ord*r
eia»
ThMhking all f«ir at
• 4 ibi» R./i-trr «nd Ri'fHrrr.
soliciting orders for the S P D ft which will soon span the river at the case of W W. Jn»tns. deceased shaded hill and lovely fringed dale paat farrw* I dm wwire truly,
’A HITI
IT.PHI R SPRINGS
I4l»ii
J C. 'Viirye
AL
Ibvoi at
to our po-t r f duty.
Court sd’otirntd for thi terin
this place It will be too co«tly a
L Co. k of thi« place
THE COURIER-
ilclil Piper »f Josepàlie Couty Ortioi
Largest Stock of Hew Us
Groceries, Candies, Tobaccos,
Citv
Mi