Rogue River courier., May 27, 1887, Image 2

VALUABlE MINING STOCK
M.NING NEWS.
Something About th« Valueot Green
Mountain Ledges.
A RARE
CITY EXPRESS
W. L. BLACKBURN
On last Monday morning «e
AND
OIclil Paper of losephiae Connìr. Oreios. boarded the south bound passenger
tr t”i on o;ir way to Gold Hill for
Portland. May 14.—Under tlie
the purjiose of making a personal influence of a new strike alleged to
FRIDAY
MAY 27. 1887.
Owing to the death of my husband, I will close out my entire
examination of the quartz mines of have lieen made in the Green Moun-
the Gold Hill Mining and Milling ain mine in Douglas county, last Commercial and other travelers
sto. k of General Merchandise at Grants Pass
Register«.! ut the PiMtpffli-e in tirant’»
company. Starting at 7 o’clock a Sunday, an active demand for
Trunks
Delivered
Promptly,
I*»»», Ore., a, Se<<>nd-( la»» Mutter.
in., we were at the mines by halt »hares of that stock lias sprung up
Call • answered
past nine. They are situated from here. As high as $5.25 has lieen
CORRESPONDEN« E.
a mile to a mile and a half south of offered by those w’10 wish to pur
I AY or NIGHT.-Ki
k
Wr invite eorn-piri'lcnco from all mm - Gold Hill, upon a good wagon road chase, but no one seems inclined to
All outstanding accounts due said Morris Mensor, deceased,
W.
M.
ROYAL, P roprietor .
Mona <>11 »ubiect» of l<»-al and other 111 leading directly to them. They sell now at any price. z\n assay-
5-13
-tt
must
be settled immediately.
ferrata.
consist of three well defined ledges, made yesterday from a sample lot
Willi each letter the nam« »ml address all of which have been sutficienlly of sixteen pounds, said to lie aver­
of the lender 1.» required, e.-qteiially if prospected by shafts and cuts to
i. wri'.
i*, o. n vns.
age ore taken from the new strike,
•ei t for ¡»"••lieatior
leave no doubt as to their extent and showed gold to the amount of $39,-
SMITH & DAV’S,
uniform paying qualities
The first 645.59 to the ton, or about $20 to
F.DI TOR! AL N 3T E ì'A N □ NEWS.
ledge we approached was the North the pound. It is little wonder that
., (opposite Dr. Flanagan's residence) G rants P ass .
and South which lies principally as the holders of this mining stock
The Kelley’IIighfield breach of far as developed, in the grain field
have no desire to sell, even at dou­
Respectfully,
promise suit was argued Izefore the of Mr. John Swinden. Upon this ble its par value.—[Oregonian.
ledge three main holes or shafts have
Supreme Court yesterday.
RUN HACKS aid EXPRESS
An Appeal.
lieen sunken and one drift 160 feet
Yv AGON’S.
O'Brien the Irish agitator was long has been tun. In all the shafts 1
K irbyville , Or., May 23, '87.
the
richest
of
rock
was
found
in
mobbed at Torontoon the iSth inst.,
1
To teachers institute worker» and
large quantities, the walling jierfect friends of education in Josephine
barely escaping with his life.
and well defined. Before going fur­
county:
Eight shots were fired at the car­ ther we will say that Mr. Charles '
The District Institute for the First County Treasurer’s 5th Notice.
W. Cornelius, one of the proprietors
' Judicial District has been appointed
riage in which O’Brien was seated
i n:: <'"■ nty Tur tsi’Kra, I
met us at the depot and directed us
iu the streets of Hamilton on the over the property. From the North to convene at Grants Pass, July 13,
o ’- I'.i -, M v 13th, 1:<»7.)
14 and 15, 1887. These institutes
id
I.’ 'n _'ivcn that thers are
and South we went to the mill whic h are doing a vast amount of good for
23d.
I'tin’ v Treasury for the re-
fm.ds in
Our Stock this season Cannot be Excelled on the Coast
we found in full blast. Ten stamps the cause of public education demptie
f ti>e |.>.lowing County War­
The Southern Pacific now has weighing 9<x> lbs. each, were whack­
ted
iq>t<>
July
1st,
IK.S7»-
rants,
p
Neither
in Quantity, Quality, Varieties, Sire A Tree», nor Health and Vigor
throughout the state, and have been
!:/(>, (> ■- r,4 i’, (4X, t.47, 654,
of »»me. Embracing all the Leading Varieties of
Numi
charge of the O. & C. but it is not ing away, shaking the earth a hun­ a success in every particular wher­
•>;z, eG-
■< I fO, 671. 672, 673, 674, 675,
expected they will show their au- dred yards away, making a fearful ever held. The future prosperity G76. (177
APPLE, PEAR. PEACH, PLUM, PRUNE, APRICOT,
67P, 6-tl, 783, Í ‘1. 734, I Ö4,
noise—a fine place for the mute I of our county depends upon the ba- 6. Mi, « -.1
4, 7 X*.
thority until the connection is made
NECTARINE, CHERRIES, AI.MONDS, Etc., Etc.
language, we thought.
I sis and success of our system of ed.
Intere
i the same will i-eise from
The
mills
are
situated
about
a
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this.!.
J. W. HOWARD,
Gov. Pennoyer has appointed II.
ucation. These institutes are con­
half mile from the East and West ducive of the best results, and leave
■41
Treasurer.
SPECIALTIES.
JI. Blecker of Klamath Co., to as ledge, upon which they are now
: a lasting influence for good through­
sist Col. Elliott, the government working.
Two four-horse teams
out the counties anil districts where
agent to prosecute the swamp land haul 36 tons of ore a day to the mill in they are held. To make the
1’y V
which is worked through in 24
brands.
coming institute a success, it will be out ii
P. Carry Pear,“the l>e»t late dripping variety.
Count
hours, and which yields five dollars
necessary to have the attendance
M h
Muir Peach, freestone) still heads tho list.
It has not lieen determined wheth­ per ton, the milling expenses being and co-operation of all who are in­ of
liver d. i:i f.iv.-r <>f Mugar Pine poor ami
Kanaday s Cling, the eanner’* pride.
er Mrs. Paul Bruckner of Douglas about one dollar j>er ton. as wood is terested in the cati4e of education. I •:m'. r <’• •ip inv, jml again, t M;r.’
Kelsey's Japan Plum, has no peer.
convenient and cheap.
Ta}
T,
I
v.
:'
1
'.'ll
at
public
auction
to
the
By this appointment, the citizens of
county suicided or was murdered.
Robe de Sargent Prune, never liefore offered in Oregon. It is
5;^:: ■.«( bi ! ii-r fi,i < mli in I: iml, at the
Greatly to our surprise, we found
this which, in a dried state, forms the celt br.ite I prune D’Ente,
There is a difference of opinion in the teamsters unloading what at Grants Pass and Josephine county <' • a t if >as.’ <!» ,t in Grant» P.i“», Coun­
at large, will receive a special favor ty u.n i
1 French < '■ mserves),
(.■ ifi.r.said, oa
first sight, we called red dirt: ami
the case.
and a lasting benefit; therefore let
Eerkeley Goosberry, the most profitable of them all.
5
a*.-..-cv,
Jur.-j
■
T:t,
'--7,
which we noticed was the so-called
Sheriff Minto of Salem has closed ore which was pitying from $100 to us put forth every effort to make at ' '< !o k p. m. of Maid day, nil th ■ right
Languedoc, King's, Soft Shill and Paper Shell Almonds.
this meeting a succès-.. The teach­ title a : i ia’. . • t of tli Mai 1 M.nv Taylor
the shops and offices of the Oregon ^i soperday over and above run
ers and sclnxil officers are especially in mi l t. hit fo'.iowiu > d<scribe 1 land»
LARGE STOCK SHADE and ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Railway Co., limited for taxes. ning expenses. It flashed across invited ami earnestly requested to ami r mi c t -.Gt: Lot numbertl v.-n
11, in mi-i.i. iml <’han.-'.or'» subdiviMion
our mind that no unexperienced
Evergreens,
ulirubM, roses, clematis and flow ing plants, small fruits, grape
The Sheriff is determined that the
be present and take a part in this of bloi’k lettered "K’’ of J. Bourne, Jr.’s
vines, etc., etc.
person would call this gold bearing
first
addition
to
the
town
of
Grants
Pais,
work
to
further
the
cause
of
educa
­
company shall pay its taxes.
K.^T r.et. >re purchasing else» here, parties intending to plant trees will find
ore. It is genuine carbonate ore—
Jo.sepliinu Countv. State of Oregon, with
tion. Yours truly,
it to their intereq to c<>m and see our stock and ¡earn our prices
a conglomeration of decomposed
all ami every of the appurtenance» there­
E d . F. H athawav ,
Artists representing the Southern quartz. At the mill, Mr. John Swin­
(.’utalo^iics mail’ d gratis upon iipp’ication. Address >11 communications to
to in longing, or sutfii ient thereof to satis-
iv the sum of one hundred ami one dol­
Pacific railroad company are in dell, a venerable pioneer of 1851. Supt. of Schools for Josephine Co.
lars ami forty-three rents, f 101.43) V. S.
Tt<H > x :
Oregon taking views of Oregon joins us, and we all get aboard of /•/GDt f/.f
lol.l coin, mo, due on said judgment, with
Phtunix. Jaukson county, Oregon.
J. C. Whipp, of Jacksonville, who g iteiest at file rate of eight per cent, per
scenery for use - in advertising this one of tile wagons and go to the
mines
made an assignment to A. H. Maeg- annum from the 14th day of April, 1887,
state looking to its developement.
We next visit the Dardenclls ly about a year ago, will come out ami the further sum of sixty-five dollars
costs ami disliiirsments, ami also the costs
Maj. Sears mining expert and ledge which runs east and west, some $3000 ahead of his liabilities, i of sale and upon this writ.
which was discovered by the blow- Good enough.
Ihited at firants l’ass, Oregon, this 16111
engineer lias discovered in the Cas­ ing over of a tree which exposed the
dav of Mav, 1887.
Three side tracks are being grad
T. G. PATTERSON,
cade mountains a vein of anthracite ledge to view, upon the dump of
ed at a point near Cole's, which
Sheriff.
coal, four feet in thickness, located which we saw much red rock, the will be the C. & O. R. R., aiid
By R. II. M oki . is ,
5-2O-5t
'
Deputy.
jieir the main line of the railroad. gold particles being plainly seen by probably the last till connection of
the naked eye. This ledge is not the two roads is made at Ashland.
From here we
While the Kate Castleton troujie in active operation
Sheriff’s Sale.
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A look through some of the young
were enroute from Pueblo to Dead go to the East and West where there orchards in town shows that the;
BY Vll.Tl'Eof an execution dnlv is-
are niountainsof the above described
Fora Good Pair of Overalls, Ask for tho
wood, the sleeper left the track, go­
carbonate ore which the men are young peach trees generally have ; i mu < '1 out of tie- (’¡ri-nit Court of the State
of
Oregon
for
JoHephine
County,
0:1
the
more
fruit
on
them
than
they
should
'
ing over an embankment, instantly digging front the earth in under­
24 day vi .">'iiy, 1 >47, «nd Io me directed
killing Miss Grace Leslie, one of the ground chambers, much the same be allowed to bear. The orchards of and iL li .’i red, ia favor <>! Kn-per Kubli
the
Messrs.
Carter,
Galev,
Atkin
­
as common dirt is handled. The
: an 1 John Holl plaintiffs, who recovered a
company.
wall rock in all these mine', is a life son. Gilmore, Matthews, Martin, judgiii’ i.t and decree of (oreclosure of a
and others in the southern part of certain mortgage in the al»>v>* Court on
To be had of all first-class dealers.
[49-3'«
Bert Lucas, Glenn Lewis, Al less appearing rock, almost border­
town are all looking remarkably the 12th day of April. 1887, and against
ing
upon
a
sand
stone,
but
which
is
the hereinafter descrilH‘4 real propertv
Whitaker, C. Smith, Ack Smith,
found with all good ledges. This thrifty. The three year old tree» lielonging to Ait;eline Newman and Wal­
Lot Pierce, Harry Fisk and Brecce
are
loaded
with
fruit,
and
this
year
lace New man, defendant», I am cotn-
mine is full of quartz seams and de­
Riggs, made the run from Salem tached pieces of rich quartz which will demonstrate whether tire fruit mattilc.l t<> levy on and sell »aid pro|»’rty
to
r.itisfv the judgment of Kasper Kubli
to Portland on bicycles in eleven bears a large jier cent, of galena. raised entirely without irrigation and John Dolt, for the »tint of $204.Is.
will
be
equal
to
that
of
irrigated
j Here a cross cut tunnel has lieen
with interest tlieren from the 12th day of
hours recently.
April, 18S7, at the rate of eight percent.
run ‘hrough the hill 150 feet in trees.
I»*r annum, and the flirt her »mu of $21.8.5
/•'ru n thr S'rntinrl.
length,
all
of
which
is
in
the
midst
vitriol
Reading accounts of the
costs and disbitrsmentH, and also the costs
Gth St., between Main and H, Grants Pass, Or.
The fruit trees in Jacksonville are of and njHHi tin i writ ; and in ola’dionce
throwers, we are forcibly reminded ! of the liest of ore, with several side-
I chamliers of considerable extent di still over laden with fruit.
to said writ. I di'l on the 5th day of May, Have the Largest ami most Complete Stock in their line in Sxitliern Grenon, which
of what the dutchman said: "If
on s.-iid realty according to law.
they will sei!
I verging front the main tunnel show-
\Ve know who wants to get the 1887, w levy
ill offer for sale for gold coin of the
mine vife cuts up h
1 anudder , ing the same body of ore.
The I scrip in the Hamlin case, but we and
AS Low AS THE T-OWHST.
l'irttoil States oi \meriea, at public auc­
man's vife mit, like dot, I cuts her East and West and the Dardenell do not know who wants to foot the tion, to the highest bidder, at the Court
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
lbujuc door in Grants Pass in said coun­
head off yevost so smooth as mine lie on a steep side-hill, about 400! costs.
ty and State. 0:1
feet
above
the
valley,
and
extend
band if she was mine own ladder."
The sheriff aud his deputies an
Saturday, June 4th, 1837,
from the bottom to the top of the
summoning jurors for the third trial at two o'clock p. tn. of said day, all of the
\V R. Boone, editor of the Ore hill, a distance of aliout a mile, giv­ of Andrew Hamlin for rape. The right, title and interest of the said Aug”-
gon Siftings, of l’ottlund, was held ing out rich croppings and showing retrial will commence on Monday. line Newman and Wallace Newinan, de­
to answer in $500 bail at Albany plenty of free gold wherever pros
The jury in the case >f Max Mul­ fendants, in and to all of the follow ing
for libeling Peter Rile\
Mi jtected. I11 fact, the whole niouti ler vs. Janies Hamlin, gave the described real property, to-wit: The
south-west quarter of the south-east quar­
Boone's trial will take place on June tain seems to be a rich body of ore plaintiff judgment for one dollar.
ter of section thirty-six (36) in township
In conclusion, we would say, we
27th
thirty-seven i37 south of range eight f8)
saw a 19-liour run on unselected orc
A newspaper or an editor that west; ul.*o, the southcist quarter of the
It seems the editor referred to
cleaned up w hich yielded $ i ( k >. The jteople will not talk about are rather north-west quarter of section one ii in
anothur person than the plaintiff
bullion contains about 5'5 pct ton barren concerns. The editor who township thirty-eight (3.8; south, range
8) west, containing »0 acres, situ­
in silver. It is not found necessary discharges his duties faithfully need eight
ated m Josephine county, Oregon.
A contract has lieen let for the
to use the nick breaker nor the con­ not cx|>eet that all his readers will
Witness my hand and olticial sign dure
building in the Treasury depart centrator upon the ores Iteing milled.
Mav iss;
applaud his work some will cuss this 5th ilav of.................
T G PÂTTFESON, Sheriff.
ment of the largest vault in the Situated as this mine is in a climate him this week and those who do
Ry 11. It M omki *, Ivputy.
world. It was ordered at the last so mild that it can lie worked all the not will cuss him next. His only
is
.‘•-(i- IW
session of Congress. The walls will year, in the midst of an abundance course is to go ahead and say what
of wood, and in the heart of a fine
H. NICK El SHI RG.
M. i. c vus.
be four feet thick, 51x90 and 12 feet agricultural valley, there can be no he believes. He ought lobe sine
< ERE WEYL.
J. BABTHKIM,
high, and will hold ¿100,000,000. doubting its immense value. Nor and Itelieve something for in this
age people abhor men without opin­
This is the same one hundred mil­ is this all. the Rogue river, which ion. -[Register.
lions that the people have long flows through Gold Hill, a Abids a
ills
needed so badly in the condui t of magnificent water power which it
Notice.
utilized, would render the expense
the business of the country
I.et of nulling these ores still les*,
< >nr
them have it and there wdl be no readers will hear more from Illis
necessity for a vault
camp in the future.
Delivery Wagon.
COST!
AT
AGENT . AT GRANTS pass
— FOR THE —
Brownsville Woolen Mills Suits
— Made to Order, at —
$22.50. $23.50. $25.00.527.50.4 $2950
Call and See Naw Style«.
Having had Ten Year» ex
taking Measure», »nd posted nns,. \t *"
their mode of Cutting, 1 do not hemtaL?*
we i‘,n ** -">»• Better Uuai.,“
and Fit for the money than can
elsewhere A D ekmit is Brun..,.4
all «•«oi:»». Respect fully,
••
47tf]
W. l . BLACKBURN
Come and Get Bargains.
N E W
Flour, Glam, and Feed fce,
Front St., adjoining Courier Office
MBS. M. MENSOR.
I
Hammon Bros.’ Nurseries,
PHŒNIX. Oregon, and OAKLAND, California.
Flums, Pmnes, and Apricots on Myrabolan Plum Stock.
GRANTS PASS, OREGON.
We h»ye ojiene,! a Finrt-Claw Flour
and I eed btore in the building formerly
occupied at a sadtile ami harnes» shoti
where we will keep consrantlv on hand
and for »ale the best brand» of
Flour, Corn and Oat Meal.
Wheat, Barley,-Oats, Mill
and Chop Feed. Rran,
and everything pertaining to a
FIRST CLASS FEED STORE.
W. RAZEE & SON.
34tf]
Proprietor»..
NEW FURNITURE STORE!
A. J. SEDGE,
Main St., (bet. 4tb and 5»h) Grint» ?•»»,
— Ha» ju»t opened a New —
H RNITI RE STORE
Where will b« kept oa hand and tor sale
all kinds of
Furniture, Bedding, Picture Frame»,
Bracket», Etc., Etc.
iRavr-I*rawii*»,,Wnidow-i rimes, Bracket*
Kt.-,, niiMleJo or.ler. Special attention
given to
U N 1>K RTA K 1 N*G.
Repairing and all kinds of work in my
line neatly and promptly executed.
— ALSO —
Manufacturer's
AGENT
for the
RACINE
HAMMON BROS
You wish to Buv a Good Whitt
H IM) MILL!
The Best Mill
made.
A »baro of public patronage is respect-
fully solicited, and »utisfaction guaranteed
Or Colored Shirt, Ask for the
STANDARD SI I1 KT
Hotsts of tlie Inorici
Hard-ware, Stoves and Tin-ware.
1 >t i Laie's.
The World Renouned
! B
Chilled
CAHN. NICKELSBURG &. CO..
^ELI.
Plows
ACME HARROWS. VICTOR WIND
,
M
Notice For Publication.
U. 8. L aki » (IrricE.
1
R okeiii ku , On., May 6. 1HK7(
Notice is hereby given that the follow­
ing named settler lias tiled notice of h *r
intention to ntaka final proof in siipjwrt <J
her claim, and that said proof will 1«
made liefore the Judge or Clerk of the
County Court of JoMcphinc County, Ore­
gon. at Grant“ Pas», Oregon, on Saturday,
lune 1st!». 1887. viz llunnali I.. Cad«-,
formerly widow of \V. M. Kitterman. de-
<-used. Homestead entry No .'ItiSil, hr
the S W l4 of N E *4 and W '» of S E '4,
See 28 TpStt. S R 7 west, V? M. She
names the following witnease» to prove
hor continuous residence ujnn, and culti­
vation of, said land, viz: John McDougle,
W. S. Ix*onard. James P la-wis, Geo. W.
la-wis Jr., all ot Athousc, Joacplt'me
County, Oregon.
C1IAS. W. JoUNEToX,
5-13-flt 1
Register.
Blacksmith and Wagon Shop
T own
FOH HALE in 1’1 KEN IX
iM—iring to go to Germany on bmúnesa,
I offer for »ale at low rales, rm Shop»,
St<s k on hand, togetl er with two lot» up­
on which five »ho|H lire located. Also,
one acre of tin wind favorably located for
residence. Call on or addivss
MIKE FORMAN.
ITuwnix, Jackson Co., Or.
Flouring Mill and Farm
FOK SALE
Situated on Murpliv Creek, Joseph!»«
county, Oregon, eight miles »»»’.th "t
Grants l’ass, a First-,-lass FLOVRING
Mil.I., with Patent Machinery, doing
good work and lias u good custom Th«
FARM contains 33't acres of land: W
a, res in clover, ami over 100 acres ninier
•ultivation; also g(»»f Orchard, good
House amt Barna and irrigation ditch,
fine situation for a dairy farm. Can ir-
ri rate almost any part of lha plant. For
further particulars call or address
LEWIS STRONG, Morphy, Oregon.
Autocrat Wood Force
There is not 011c bit of use in con
ceaiing the matter any longer the
coyotes arc overwhelming the cotin
try. As the brush grows thicker
they increase until nt last there is
no such thing as profit in the
sheep business and but little profit
in hogs unless tliev are kept close
about the barn and the intoads thet
are making on turkeys and chick
ens is a matter of no small import
ance. From tune to time the farm­
ers and st<x k men have called our
attention to these facts and at 1 a«t
we are apjicAlcd to to do wli.it we
can ton.u 1 inducing the county
l»rard to give a bounty on the scalps
\Ve think it is the clear duty of the
commissioners to give .1 liountv of
$5.00 per scalp, and keep it at that
until they are thinned out. In the
meantime the brush should I*
buttled out so as to break up their
hiding place*. \Vc shall refer to
this matter again .»nd we request
tho-r inteie.il*. J (o g' e u- the :
opinion
The Grant's Pass Courier favors
the prop sition to have a trail and
mail route from Elcttsburg up Rogue
River to connect with some point
I on the liuc of the railroad, and
thinks Grants Pass is the proper
pliu-e
Such an enterprise would
l>e of immense advantage to that
station, as »11 the travel to and
from Curry would go that way.
And now, brother C<> cuii : r . sup
pose the people of Grant» Pass and
Josephine lend Curry a helping
hand to accomplish the undeitak
ittg
We arc in, and want to get
out, and mu are out, and want to
get tn, and there is no doubt that
with a combi tied'effort we can lw>th
»nerved
There would I k * another
great convenience about such a
trail. Election is drawing near,
and in case Senator» Siglin and
Miller should desire to make the
acquaintance of all the voters in
the Senatorial district it would lie
scandalous to semi them on a jour-
nev through California, tn order to
reach their dear constituents
[Gold Beach Gazette
vn
IM lerable Luildin,
M jntagtK
THE
Standaid-bred Tioltinj Stallion
Cor. of Front ami 4tli St».,
Grant’s Pass, - - Oregon.
129 & 131 Siisona St.. San Francisco. Cal..
1 ’umps,
I a< tori. 115 A 117 Haye» Street.
[5-fMlin
The PEOPLE'S MEAT MARKET ia
now open and pnqmred to supply custom­
ers with the choicest cuts of
And all goods handled by
BEEF. MUTTON. PORK.
STAVKR
X-
S A U S A G E S
------ Including the ------
THE FINE VERMONT HORSE
EMPIRE MOWERS. REAPERS and BINDERS.
E - C
H - O .
NEW STORE!
NEW GOODS’!
NEW PRICES!
IJVIXGSTOXE
New Millinery Store.
Millinery and Dressmaking
VANCH
BOOTS and SHOES. DRY GOODS,
' i
• Itft
All kinds of
WALKER,
HYDRAULIC PIPE and GIANTS
Will makw tie
as folio"!*
Furnished on short notice. We cordially invite all to examine our goods
Kerbyville. April 11th.
and prices before purchasing.
ADRIAN, No. 6053,
Waldo, April 12th.
Will
m the
and nite! June 1st. an«l return every Mil» (lay during the wa*
ISS7, :d the l.m r\ »table «»I I. S Smith, son. The balance “f the time will
at
<ir.mts Pa»'«. Orvuen. \ tew mmv ap­ the Kelly pl i
on Su, ker < reck.
prove! inareM can K‘ t ik- u best<k‘< tht»>e
Description and Pedigree :
nlrratlv en^a^tui. F’or further iniorma-
I (’HO a U autiful dark bay. 10yean»
tk»n, w ii(e or apph to
ohl. b»1.» hand** liigb, well prv|M>rtione<l
L. S SMITH.
anti w v: jli* I. h»0 |H»un<l* Echo was* ’
5-Et-1 in
M.tna^vr.
bv t’anlwclr« Mike, «lam by Old Ver­
mont, her dam the Over’wk mar»*, a
thorou JiLr» <1 K ntu$ ky Whip
Mike
Beg» leave to inform the public that he is now nicely located on the corner of
wa* aired by Old X ernnait. he bv Inde­
pendent
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he
bv
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Hawk.
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MISS MAUD TUl'FS.
6TH AND H STREETS, GRANT’S PASS
OREGON.
man Morvan, tie by .hmtin Morgan, the
à Tiui**
Suci e»-< i to Mr
toim lvr of the Morgan f-imily. Mike •
With a Iurrg.' Assortment of
«lam w.i« lb • OwriM'vk man*, thue inhi -
nevlina the Vermont «train in Eclioa* ful­
ly an it i« in Mike.
ESTABLISHMENT
-By th«*
|IO Anv
And everything to be found in a First t. I»»» »tore, which I will wll
fteltiih* Lin marc luring the neuaon
Op|w»wi:e C tn.’»’ , I a Fuits’ More on 11 will |»I<\ i * m ' r»,nw‘inN‘r that money for aer-
VERY
LOW FOR CASH. OR MARKETABLE PRODUCE.
»treet
viev h then me. ( are will In* taken to
a\«ud a< • i lt n> hut no > rwr
r* *j>on*‘!hilit\ a*- W~Call and »ec me l«eforv purchasing elsewhere
joing RA'B^'nRI Hi STAMTIN1’ «'Hr «'•
-nm-l
Jt’HN W!
b
lots
<
L.
VANCE.
A »hare of the public patronage ra-
apectfullv solicited.
BUNCII BROS..
4-Mfj
Proprietors
Ci tv- Market
proprietor.
J. H. AHLF
G raxt ' s P a «*
M ain S treet ,
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Fresh and Salted Beef, Pork,
MUTTON,
l’ORK SAUSAGE.
AND BOLOGNA
Bacon
and
Ln rd
ALWAYS
ON
HAND.
Meat Delivered arty place in To*8
FREE OF CHARtiE.
A SUrt ii ip phn? PitrmiiM111*