Rogue River courier., May 20, 1887, Image 2

A RARE OPPORTUNITY
W. L. BLACKBURN
We wish to call the attention of times, but until then, do not find County Treasurer's 5th Notice
our readers to a few incontroverti­ fault with a country that has, be­ Om< r --r rm: ('■>; xr. Tai: an«. )
AGENT AT GRANTS
l*ium, M.,y l.ltli, 1837.1
osclal Papar oí J oííjí I í ! Cmtr. Oregon. ble facts in connection with what yond doubt a climate as free from Notili- i» Grants
— for the —
given th it there are
some of the jieople of Southern Ore fault as exists in the United States; ruii-l.- in tl.e hi-n-by
- .’oiintv Trcueurv lor tin- re-
Brownsville
Woolen Mills Suits
gon term hard times anil a scarcity people suffer no devastations of de:u|sio:i of the foil »wing County War­
FRIDAY,
Owing
to
the
death
of
my
husband.
I
will
close
out
my
entire
—
Made
to Order, at —
pr-ite*ted up to Jutv 1st, 1885-
of money. Having l>een in business property whatever; who are always rants,
Numbers
81W,
6
K.
64!»',
64v
647,
6M,
stock
of
General
Merchandise
at
Grants
Pass
Rr. ¡iatered at the 1‘ostotnce in Grant's in Southern Oregon for ten years, healthy, and who, if they will smile
$22.50. $23.50. $25.00. $27.50 $
<167, 60S, 66», «76, 671, 67.', 673, 674, 675.
1‘a.w. Ore., as Second-Class Matter.
677, 67*. 671», 6*1, 74.;, 4 14 . 744, 654,
Call and Seo New Styles
during which time we have l»een a on the world' as it smiles u[»ti 6>;u.
6JH, 621. ¿14, S»2.
Having bad Ten Year*
them,
will
be
prosperous
and
happy.
close
observer
of
the
causes
of
"hard
CORRESPONDENT E.
Interest on tho same «ill eci*e Irotn
taking Measures, and posted niv*«-lt
this.late
J W. HOWARD,
the.r imsle of Cutting. I d,,nM hesiJL^
times" and we assure you we have
A
Serious
Blunder
5-13-41
Treasurer.
W« Invite correapondeni « from all *••. -
say that we can give you a Better QnX,
zMl outstanding accounts due said Morris Mensor, deceased,
lions on Bu’ije«-.* of local and other in­ not been free from the effects of a
and l it for the money than can he f^ 'j
NOTiCE
TO
MÜÍER3.
Almost every town in Oregon has
terest*.
scarcity of money upon which to
must be settled immediately.
elsewhere
A l>cro*iT is Kt-aiu»
vi.1. O koer *. Respectfully,
“
With each letter the natho and address do business
In some countries men holding prominent places in Contract to let to sink 50 feet on the
of the sender i* required, especially if
in the business and affairs of the I ivi-ion mine, ami to rim adrift ‘25-1 feet
47,,
i
W.
L.
BL.UKRI
R*,-
these
things
exist
from
a
source
or
»ent for publication.
I '.’ r - min-- > • r t-arti-ular»,
community, who work incalculable . u th •
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cause that cannot be remedied but injury to the prosperity of a pine-»
r.
Smith t th--'*ii.ilics •-«
N E W
Come and Get Bargains.
EDITORIAL NOTES AND NEWS.
Grice
ct
-k,
- r t ■ Joiui Gixsl II, at < >rmt*
such ia not the case here. We at­ bv their sh«rtai6l»irdness.
I’.iss.
.'i-13-2t
tempt, to defy my one tv snow sat­ They ¿0 not show the least spirit
Gth S t ., (opposite Dr. Flanagan's residence) G rants P ass .
Between »■* n::d ',i h /¿. j „<11 '<* isfactorily that the country is at of
D. fl. DATI».
1 liberality, nor are they inclined L. ». MMITIÍ.
Respectfully,
the running time from San Francis­ fault for the stringency of monetary to
Front St., adjoining Courier Offlca
SMITH & DAVI3,
1 encourage new enterprise--, even
so doing it would redound
co to Portland when the railroad is matters. Our paper is ojien for dis- when.by
GRANTS PASS, OREGON.
. to the benefit of there own pocket
3-131Í
completed.
cussion. In tiie first place what is | book. One of these fossilized spe­
Me have o]>ened a First-»'lu**
r
owns a commodious hotel
<
The Yreka Union with its last hard times ? We presume to lie cimens
and Feed Store in the building former!»
AGENCY.
th« depo at Grant’s Pass. A
occupied as a »addle and harness shoo
1
issue entered upon its 35th year plain; it is a man wanting inorc of near
where we will keep ciuiKtantlv on han,I
few days since, when the O. & C.
the
necessaries
of
this
life
than
he
HACKS
and
EXPRESS
with better patronage than ever.
and for sale the best brands of
R. R. changed their time table the RUN
WAGONS.
We like the Union an 1 read it ea is able to pvy for, or he runs an ac­ express train passed this place at
Flour, Corn and Oat .Meal.
count
which
he
hopes
to
pay
at
a
about
the
right
time
for
breakfast.
gerly every week.
PHŒNIX.
Oregon,
and
OAKLAND,
California.
Wheat, Bariev, Oats, Mill
stated time and is not able to pay As the passenger train changes en­
The ,pd annual session of the the debt because others have not gines there, by which they are de­
and Chop Feed. Bran,
Our Stock this season Cannot be Excelled on the Coast
Grand I/xlge of Odd Fellows con paid him that which they owe him layed several minutes, it was a
and even thing pertaining to a
vetted at Armory Hall, Portland, according to calculations made anil very desirable point for an eating
Neither in Quantity, Quality, Varieties, Size of Trees, nor Health and Vigor
FIRST-CLASS FEED STORE.
station—this would have been a
of name. Embracing all tho Leading Varieties of
last Tuesday. Some important leg­ provided. Now let us examine in­ benefit of many dollars to the town.1
-- AND —
W. RAZEE & SON.
islation is probable.
APPLE. PEAR, PEACH. PLUM. PRUNE, APRICOT,
to some of the principles and facts The Bagley House near the depot
3-Rf]
Proprietors..
Delivery
Wagon.
was the only hotel large enough
NECTARINE, CHERRIES, ALMONDS, Etc., Etc.
in
this
immediate
connection.
Of
The business man who speaks
in the f»lace to sufficiently acconi- i ..
.
,
. ..»
NEW FURNITURE STORE!
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and works against his country, is course the farmers and miners con­ modate the railroad travel, but tile , I'Hl1..': tijjl .jJJd ■' n" •Tt'.'vIiT.s
a . j . sedoe ',
SPECIALTIES.
*■**" "
*'
like the man who wished everybody stitute the basis upon which all ; proprietor wanted all the.
■ “ ‘ “
fl YnTs
Ik 1 liverefl " " Promptly,
Main
St.,
(Iiet. 4th and 5th) G.-ant» Pa»,.
basin«.*»
must
dejiend
and
thev
1
pit-"
’
¡-
‘
ui-bits
tore
very
but himself dead that he mikut have
_ *
,-«»1> zfo»
Calls answered
— Has just opened a New —
3 . ........ '
' ' ' . —
1 o.T*. .... . iiqn.ua uti-fflUtnselves. The meal they took at his house, while
I j DAV or NIGHT. -v.-a
miners are not to be faulted but on they got their meals for 25 cent*
P. Barry Pear, "the best late shipping variety.
The liliel suit brought against the the other hand they deserve much every other place on the road. z\s
W. M. ROYAL, P roprietor .
Where will lie kept on hand atid (or ,a!#
the hotel-keeper refused to acceede
Muir Peach, (freestone) »till hejuls the list.
Coquill City Herald by \\ alter Sut- more praise than they receive for the to their demands, the railroad com­
all kinds of
Kanaday’s Cling, the l anner’s pride.
Furniture,
Bedding,
Picturo Frams»,
ton, editor of the Gold Beach Ga- ( hardships they endure and the risks pany established the eating station
Kelsey's Japan Plum, has no ¡>eer.
Sheriff’s Sale.
I
Brackets, Etc., Etc.
zette, has Ix-cn compromised by the they take but of the farmer we can ! at Medford. —[East Portland Star.
Robe da Sargent Prune, never lx-fore offered in Oregon. It is
Door-Frames, Window-Frame*. Brioket*
BY" VIETt'E <>f *n (•xccittion dn!v :*-
this which, in a dried state, forms the celebrate 1 prune D Ente,
former acceding to the demand.* of not say so much. Our farmers buy ! We have interviewed the proprie­ | «nod
Etc., madejo order. Social uttviitior,
1 'it o th ■ ( ir. 'iit Court of tin1 State
(French Conserve*),
given to
the latter. Sutton has b«eu ex­ too much and produce too little; tor of the Bagley House and learn ,,( <
(or !o-'.q>lii:ic County, on the |
Berkeley
Goosberry,
the most profitable <>1 them al).
1I11 01 if;,«, 1x*7, mid tn me directed
honerated of the slanderous charges they do not rely u[x>n themselves, that there is 110 truth whatever in i 2<1
end i:rrr a i< i no .
an.I d livenxl. in favor of Ka-jsT Kubli {
Languedoc, King's. Soft Shell and Paper Shell Almonds.
Repairing an.I all kinds of work in mr
made by one Michael Liber, but depend upon buying the very the above item.—E d .
mid .Lniii lio!t pl.lit.lilt's, who ri'eovercil :i :
line neatly and ppunptly executed.
ju Ignii-iit nod decree of foreclosure oi a
through a petition signed by the thing» which their farms are ca
LARGE STOCK SHADE and ORNAMENTAL TREES.
— ALSO _
certain moiiu-aee >i> the above Court on
BRIEF MENTION.
most prominent people of his sec­ pable of producing hence they see
the L’tii day ot April, 18.87, and against
Evergreens, shrubs, roees, clematis and flowing plants, small fruits, gra|ie
the hereinafter descrilied real property
Manufacturer's.
vine», etc., etc.
tion. Such is the result of lilielotis hard times. If the merchant in
Dakota raised 50,000,000 bushels • »■longing to Angidim Newman and Wal­
Before
purchasing
elsew
here,
parties
intending
to
plant
trees
will
find
AGENT
persons in a neighborhood.
lace New uimi, defendants, I am com­
opeuitig a store hires a clerk, book of wheat in 1886.
it to their interest to coms and see o-.ir stisk and learn our prices
■ ■
manded to lew on ¡¡nd sell said property
for the
keejier ami a manager lie must sure­
Tacoma is the terminus of the to
Catalogues
mail
-.I
gratis
upon
application.
Address
-ill
communications
to
satisfy the judipnent of Kasper Kubli
Talk about frosta in California ly fail in business, If the black Northern Pacific railroad.
and John Bolt, for the sum of $204.18,
RACINE
and Oregon this spring! Why,
with interest llivrcu from the 12th day of
Three
men
broke
jail
in
Siskiyou
smith
buys
everything
in
his
line
I’iitrnix, Jackson county, Oregon.
even the oyster crop has Ix-en nip
April, 1837, at the rate of eight jiercent.
county Wednesday night.
|s?r annum, and the further sum of $21.85
ped up north. The Oys erville, ready to set up and then hires the i
On May 10th there was a heavy eo*ts and disbursments, mid also the costs
W. T., Journal says the continued labzir that puts the pieces together
The Best Mill
of and upon this writ; mid in olwdience
cold weather and rains arc killing he must fail. If a carpenter takes snow and hail storm in Yreka.
to said writ, I did on the 5th day of May,
made.
Newton I). Gilham, of Mount ' 1887, levy, on said realty according to law,
the oysters in the famous beds in a contract to build a house and buys
A sharu of public tmtr
pair uiagc
liiage is rerpect-
Tabor, a pioneer, died on the 15th. | ' and will oiler fa r sale for gold coin of the
that part of the country.
fu!h solicited, ami .satisfaction guarm trod
and imports every piece of that
I'nitod States of America, at public auc­
36-1 y
The fight betwaen La Fayette and
All the iron wedges were frosted
to the highest bidder, at the Court
i house ready to set up, his profession McMinville over the county seat ' tion,
Or Colored Shirt, Ask for the
House disir in Grants Pass in s lid coun-1
here in Southern Oregon and every
Notice Tor Publication.
I is gone; his skill is useless to him; question, waxes warm.
(tv ahd State, on
•
thing else that was in the least
Saturday, June 4th, 1837,
; he falls short on his contract, fails
V. S. l.iXD Orarci:. . I
Washington 011 the 12th, present­
wise tender. It is singular to re­
two o’clock p. m. oi said day., ali of tho
ltoeKiit SO, Oli., May 6. 1SH7Ì
to meet his bills and the next thing ed a gay appearance in honor of un­ | at
right, title and interest of th'1 said Ange­
Not.cc is I h II by givea th.it the ioll'-w»
late however tint it did not effect
—ooo
you hear of him he is cursing the veiling the statue of late President lini Newman mid Wallaen Neuiiian.de-
ing nained settler h.is lilcd rodeo of li r
green humanity. There will be q
fendarts. iq^o.i p,
,,» flic iotlm.aig
intention to inaki- thi.il pr »if iti su; pò t <,f
! country. There is too much dodg­ Garfield.
lescriPcd real pro|Mlrty, to-wit: The
ber claim. limi tha> sai:l proof wi:I b*
large harvest.
The
Northwest.
M
-g-arine,'
p"ul>-
south-west
qit.'.rtei
of
the
south-east
quar
­
ing of the issue in this country;
rullile befr-re tho .1 uilgt- <-r < lerk of the
ter
of
section
tliirty-six
.36)
in
township
¡ished at St. Paul-Minneapolis f-m
County Court <if JoH-, liiue County, Ore-
Hou. H. Y. Thompson., ntlnvuey ton v"V'h driving uiouiiu stumps in May, is an interesting collection of tliirty-seven <l!7 south of range eight 3)
: ti-. Ht G-vmts l'.i.-s, 1 lr,-_-t-si,011 Saturi!.iv,
lune lKth. 1-:.S7.v!z ll.iHi.r.h L. Cndi-,
for k. 1'. Marple who was convicted the field and tree, in the roa.l. The literary matter of a practical turn. west; also, the south-east quarter oi the , and take no others.
north-west
quarter
of
section
one
(l)in
formi
rly widow of li. L. Kilterman, ih»
of the murder of D. 1. Corker, has fanner therefore who buys the very
ee.isi-il. Ih-mesteiid ei ;ry .'
;|6W, fig­
To-be l:ad of all first-class dealers.
The Nanaimo colliery disaster is township thirty-eight (38’ south, range
[49'Sin
taken an appeal to the supreme ! things which his avocation should
eight (8) west, containing 80 acres, situ­
lili- S W lj 01 N E
unti W -~ of S E
still
the
all
absorbing
topic.
Re
­
court, for a new trial. The case
ated in J<•- 3'hiiie county, Oregon.
Se - 2* Tp l'I. S 1 7 we-t, W M. Mi»
Witne** my hand and otlicial signature
will Ire decided in a week or ten carry with it at once forfeits the se- lief and encouragement has been
n.ime* the followirg witnes-'es to prore
i cret of his profession and places tendered the unfortunate ones from tins 5th dav of May 1887
Ilei' continuous rese.enee ut on, unii culli»
days. [Register.
T G 1'ATTI'RSON, Sheriff.
v.ition of, s.ii.l lami, viz : Jolri J.cl) tigli-,.
Better hang him without such le himself on the side of failure. The every quarter.
By K. It Mounts, Deputy.
\V. S. Léonard. Ja ne* l‘. I.cwi.i, Geo. W.
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DEALERS
IN
------
The death of Justice Win. B. 5-6-tw
I.ew is Jr . all of A 'hotise, JoAcphit »
gal technical nonsense. This may fallowing facts and figures are the
Co-.inty, Oregon.
R. NK KEI.MHL RU.
only defeat justice Whenever a : result of a stroll around our streets Woods marks an important |>eriod M. I. CAWS,
C h i *. W. JoirNsTui,
iti the history of the U. S. supreme
< EKF WK YE.
5-13-6H
Kegi-ter.
man commits a murder so foul and and inquiries among the business court. President Cleveland has the j. nasTiiKiM.
6th St., between Main and H, Grants Pass, Or.
premeditated he is fit only for hell, men. We find on sale which are honor, if it be an honor, to appoint
and the shorter the road leading to imported into the county such arti­ ! a democrat to the U. S. supreme CAHN, NICKELSBURG à CO I ’ Have the Iairgi'st and nio3t Complete Stock in their line in Southern Oregon, which Blacksmith and Wagon Shop
they will sol!
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it the better. Just se his feet are cles as flour from the Umpqua, $5.00 court for the first time since 1858,
Manufacturers and Im tarter* of
1
when
President
Buchanan
appoint
­
z\S
Low
AS
TII1C
LOWEST.
per
bbl.;
Hillslxiro
cracked
wheat,
off the ground.
T own J.O ts
6 cts. per lb.; honey in the comb, ed Nathan Clifford oi Main to sue
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
, eeed Benj. R. Curtis, resigned.
During the past year that we have 20 cts , strained half syrup iocts. -[Ex.
r< >L’ SALE ill I’I KENIX
been a rcsident.of Grants Pass, there per lb.; canned corn, 12’3 cts. |>er
nailing to *£<) to <i;-nnany on b»Huie>»»r
129 it 131 Sansoms St.. San Francisco. Ca!..
have lieeti just five burials in our lb.; canned jieas, beans and dried
I oiler for sub? at low r-tb-s, iiiv Shopf*>
Attention Comrades.
SG
m k on b ind, tcv/otl er with two lots up­
cmietary, to-wit Old man ‘¿need, ficavlies, t2'7 cts. per lb.; dried ap-
Factory, 115 «k 117 llaves Street.
on which the hliops are h»cat«‘d. ,UlM\
who died more from extreme old I pies, 8 cts. |>er lb.; dried currants,
one acre of monn-1 favorably iocat *1 for
(5-6-6in
residence, ( all on or Address
— and —
age than from atty other cause; Mrs. 15 cts. ]>er lb.; pickles, 75 cts. qrt.;
MIKE FOB MAN,
New
Millinery
Storo.
John Orr, of cancer; Mr. Loomas' brooms, from 25 to 75 cts.; common
40-€mj
Phoenix. Jackson (’o.. Or.
son, partly from neglect atid projrer soap from 6 to 20 cts. per lb. Large
MISS MAUD TUFFS,
Flouring Mill and Farm
nursing; Mr. Lewis' son, and a Mr. stocks of these gcxxls ate imported
Successor
to
Mrs
Flanagan
<k
Tuffs
b’OK S-AI.H
Wilcox, an invalid from the east, and sold to our people yet the coun-
Situated on Murphv ('reck, Joflcphint
who arrived 24 hours before his - try is capable ami does produce all
Millinery and Dressmaking
tountv, Oregon, ri'/ht miles gouth <»f
death. These are the facts which of them to perfection. In addition
Granta Pass, a i’irst-c!a**s FLOCKING
FOR SALE.
Tho World Renouuod
ESTABLISHMENT
MILL, with Patent Machinery, doing
our people are slow to appreciate. to this our fanners ate continually
kT<M>d work and has i go»»d cnstoin TIio
Bt.x'k Ranch and stock, situ­ Opposite Cam pl »»11 .1 Tutt's’ nt*»re, <m Hlh
B
isssem
.
There were enrolled in this school buying from the store» such as po­ ated 65 Fin..
FARM contains
aurcs of ’and: 50
miles from Grant. Pass on Rogue
street.
acre!» in clover, an I over ]00 acres under
district 306 jiersons of school age. tatoes at 2 cts., l>eans 3 cts., bacon river. This ranch wa* formerly known**
•ultivation
;
also
good
Orchard, good
Northrop St<* k Range I have 6.) HAIRWORK lii STAMPING neatly done
The population of the town is about side 1 j1 j cts., hams 13(>714 shoul­ the
• Jo’Hv and Barna and irrigation ditch,
head of 1**4 cattle from 3 to 7 year* old,
[27-6m
bin? situation for a dairy farm. Can ir-
one thousand, while the cemctary is ders it cts . wheat 90 cts., corn 75 and 60 head of stork cuttie Tho winter
ri rate almost anv part of* the plant. Fur
range is 5 miles .quare; 610 acres sur-
Notice
to
Bridge
Builders.
also used by the surrounding conn cts in the car; syrup from 90 to veve.1 subject to entry' and will keep 250
further particulars < all or addrew
try.
LEWIS STRONG, Murphy. Oregon.
$1.25 |>er gal., [when the country head of stock through the winter. Tho NOTICE i* hereby given, that Sealed
AI I L L S ,
auminer range i* capable of keeping from I’nqswals will bi-received nt the County
pnxluces the finest of sorghum, ] and 1500 to 600 he.cl There i* also *>>:ne fann­ Clerk'»
at Grant* I'ass. Josephine
z\ San Francisco dispatch in an­ garden seeds of the commonest ing land, i good house, 60 bearing fruit County, office
Oregon, until 1 o'clock, I' 51.. of
trees,
2
head
of
hor*e*
and
the
necessary
other column shows that the floats kinds. We have the laurel, maple,
Monday. May 23d. 1887, it which time
Autocrat Wood Force
Cor. of Front and 4th Sts..
farming implement.*. For further par­ bid* will be oiK-ned for plans. s|weitica-
in Cal. have been very severe do ash, live oak, manzanita, sugar pine ticular*, applv at the Cm all H other.
Grant's
Pass, - - Oregon.
tions, strain diagram* and bid» for build­
JOSF.I'H YOl'NKI R.
ing much damage to fruit. Since and yellow pine, willow, alder and
ing i bridge acnxM Applegate river at 11
The PEOPLE’S MEAT MARKET is
5 2O-.3in
point selected bv the County Court, a
now open and prepared to supply custom­
our last issue we have devoted many other valuable kinds of wood
short distance alsive what is known a*
ers with the choicest cuts of
SHERIFFS iALE.
much time and care, to accertaiu f->r furniture and baskets, But all
the Custer ford, on said stream, and alout
And all goods handled by
BEEF, MUTTON. PORK.
mile* south of Giants l*as*. in
what the probable damage haslicen these things .ire tnqxirted In fact By virtue of an eventi.m duly issued seven
All kinds of
pliine C- itifv, Oregon
The said Bridge
STAYER Ä WA L KER,
to the fruit crop from the recent everything is imported, and the 'out of the Circuit Court of Josephine to be a 'Trait's Crus* Combination." the
S
A
V
S A Cr E S
: < o'i’ity, Ftate of <In-gon, oti th - 14th day main *imn to 1« alsiut 146 fist long, with
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t
frosts. We find that there has drain upon the ¡xx-kets of our peo of Mas . 1**7. and to me .In... tod in I l< probably 2 HI feet of trestle approa. h.
! EMPIRE MOWERS, REAPERS and BINDERS.
A share of the public patronage re»
been some damage to ¡»eaches, pie is so great that their main fight livcrvd. in t.ivnr ot Sugar I “inc Door and I ai h bidder shall deposit with hi* bid
»pectfully solicited.
l.unilsT Com|>.uiy, mi l a .met Mats the )* r cent, of the amount of such bid. as
HYDRAULIC PIPE and GIANTS
, runes and plums, ami in a few in­ is against jxiverty, and the coun­ Taylor, I w ill wil at public auction to the by
BUNCH BROS.,
law required, which »aid amount shall
Proprietors
stances considerable damage was try must bear the blame for a need highest bidder for ea*)i in hand, nt the l*> forfeited to the County in < i*e the Furnished on short notice. We cordially invite all to examine our goods 4-8tf1
and prices liefore purchasing.
Court Hoti«- dm>r in Granta Fa**, Coun­ award is made to him. and lie fails, neg­
done, but in a majority of the or­ less state of extravagance, which, ty and Mate aforesaid, on
lects or n-tusea lor the period of two <1. vs
chards, little or no fruit has l*eti if it were not for out mines, would
after such award is made to him to enter
Saturday, June I sth, ISA",
into
contract mid tile liis l»>nd in the
killed. It is believed that the fruit terminate iti actual suffering. at 2 o’clock p. ni of saidd.iv. all the right
J. H. AHLF
- Proprietor.
title aid inter. -t ot tin- s.ii I Mari Taylor manner requin-d by, and to the satisfac­
remaining on the trees will 1« in Then add to this the fact that our in and to the following described lami» tion of said Countv Court.
The
sad
County
Court
reserve*
the
creased in size having been tinned farmers as a rule have alwavs live<l and premi«,-* to-nit Lot numi» rel.-ven right to reject anv or all l-' G
M ain S trebt ,
G rant ’» P aís .
II 111 Jud-on and 1 'h*ns!or's *ul»livi-ion
out that these will really l>e no easy in Southern Oregon; They 'f bio, k lettered "k ' of J Recarne, Jr.'»
5 Ul.N F Y ( OI.VIG,
CountT Judge.
shortage of the quantity of fruit. have lived almost without effort, first .* I lit. n t., th ■ town of Grant* I'.i**.
(»rants Bass. Or., Aptll II. DW7.
Josephine Countv, Mate of On-gon. with
A. IL Carson h*s not l< st a peach, ■ind thev can scarcely realize that all and ever« 1 • tin- apimrtei-an. - rilen­
Fresh and Salted Beef, Pork,
4-15tf
and he has (xx> trees loaded down thev must pcrstie a new progressive to belonging, or suiti, lent thereof to satis­
Beg» leave to inform the public that he is now nicely located on the corner of
MUTTON,
fy the sani of one hundred and one dol­
THOSE WHO WANT QOOD
with fruit. As tn »tters now stand policy, or stiffer from what they arc lar* and forty-three i-entn, 1101 43 I S.
6 th AND H STREETS. GRANT’S PASS. OREGON
PORK-SAUSAGE,
gold < oip. now due on sad judgment, w it h
we will have an immense |*ach and pleased to call hard times,
But interest at the ¡ate of eight i»r cent, per
With a Liege Assortment of
AND BOLOGNA.
apple crop, and an abundance of the country is uot to blame
i lie r V,
annum from the 1 Itti day of Apr.l. 1*87,
Clear and
the further »mu of »ivtv-tive <h>l!ur*
plums and prunes The strawber up the lands, build new fences;
Bacon und Lard
coal* ami disbiirament», and also the cunta
CHEAP, will do well to call upon
ry crop will l-e reduced materially plant a diversity of crops,
econo» of ».lie and upon this wilt
And even thing to be found in a First-Class store, which 1 will sell
ALWAYS ON HAND.
by frosts, and early vegetables, mel­ tntze, do not buy that which your I hued at Grant* I'uiw, Oregon, this 16th
lav 01 M»v I-- ’
W HOWARD
J
VERY LOW FOR CASH. OR MARKETABLE PRODUCE
ons etc. have been hurt, but the farm ts capable of producing, adopt
Meat Dt-livi-re«! anv place in T-?wn
T G PATTERStiN,
SherilT
damage all around is far less than * our crop« to the soil then if von
fos-
Cali
ami
sec
me
before
purchasing
elsewhere
IGENT f I, I» M O'BORN I ,k < ’<>
FREE OF CHARGE.
By K. Il Mi-m 1*.
some have suppo-ed.
do not succeed, complain oí hard • I
lK-|mty.
THE cor KI EIL
€ O N T !
AT 1
Flour, Grain, and Feed Store,
City Express and Delira/
MRS. M. MENSOR.
:FS
I
TRE !
Hammon Bros.’ Nurseries,
CITY EXPRESS
[IMS, Prunes, and Apricots on Myrobolan Plum Stock.
Ft RNTTl i(E STORE
IIAMMON BROS
V.I\8 -HI.L!
If You wish to Buy a Good White
STA N1 ) A RI) S H I KT
S I I i: R ]-: 1< <8: J I T 1 )SON,
Hard-ware, Stoves and Tin-ware.
Boots and Shoes,
Chiiled
Plows,
ACME HARROWS. VICTOR WIND
I’EIII'LES HEIT UIHIiET.
NEW STORE!
NEW GOODS!!
NEW PRICES!
Ci tv
Market
livingstonf : VANCE
XI ¿ i c 11
BOOTS and SHOES, DRY GOODS.
1- VANCE.
A ¡Hin o[ tli hi!lc ritTMiHSW11*