SOUTHERN OREGON MAIL, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1892.
MEDFORD MARKETS.
CORRECTED XVIRY WEDNESDAY.
Wheat, No. 1, . . per bushel
Osta, '
Bailey "
Corn,
Potatoes, . . . "
MU1 Feed, Bran and Shorts, . pr ton
.65
.31
.40
.40
.SO
15.00
10.00
4.00
3.90
1.40
.1.20
.40
.13'.i
.03
.SO
'.12M
; .10
.04
.w
.15
Bay, baled, 111.00;
Wood
Flour, wholesale, -
Flour, retail,
'Butter, :'; ,
Eggs.
Onions,
. Apples,
Bacon an Ham
"Should r" :
Beans " -'
Lard
Honejv -
loose,
per cord
. per barrel
per sack
, . . ; per roll
per dozen
per pound
. per box
per lb.
.'P LOCAL AND GENERAL
Dry popcorn at Elder's.
Subscribe for the Mail..
Fine job work at this office.
Fruit jars at Davis & Pottenger's.
I. "W". Thomas rode in from his ranch
Tuesday.
Fountain soda water at Slover's, 5c.
- Robinson 's'circus will show at Grants
; Pass August 6. .
jTr-jGo to Elder's for the ' best tea in
town ... - ' .
F. T. Downing was doing business in
Medford Saturday. ;
- Quaker Rolled Oata at Davis &
- Pottengers. .
? ' j. H. Huffer - came over from the.
county seat Tuesday.- - . .
:' 'Glassware - at cost . Davis & Pot
tenger.' ' " - ,
WnvHanley and wife returned from
California last Friday,
Soda water, pure and sparkling-,
' 5c, at Stover's.
J.'W. Howard, the Grants Pass" mer
chant, was up Sunday..
': Pure Cider " Vinegar at Davis &
Pottenger's. -
Mrs. C. W. Wolters visited her par
ents at Phoenix Sunday.
Soda water a cents a glass at C. W.
Welters.'
C. H. Ercanbrack and two daughters
visited Medford this week.
Lamp
serv-
chimneys at Wolter's gro-
J. L. Hammersly, of Gold Hill, vis
ited Medlord a lew days since.
Fine spices and extracts at Davis
& Pottenger's.
Geo. A.Jacksbn, the melon king, was
aoing business in town this weeK.
, Ladies'
this office.
visiting cards printed at
W. J. Freeman is again quite ill at
-his uncle's residence in Central Point.
Pure maple syrup at Davis & Pot
tenger's. .
Gao. Fawcett was Wells Fargo's
-agent during the absence of C. J. How
ard. ' For teas and coffee try Davis &
Pottenger.
Joseph Hannah, the Rogue river pot
teryman, was here on business Satur
day. Hanging lamps at cost. Davis &
Pottenger. ... .
: . Mrs. W. V Jones, of Woodville, was
visiting relatives in Jacksonville this
. week. , -,;
' The highest price paid. for. chick-
ens at J. S. Howard's.
R. F. Swindon and ladies were down
from Gold Hill this woek taking in thi
signts. . . : .
; Call on L. E. Hoover if you want
to buy or sell a cow.
Born, near Rogue river, on the ICth
inst., to Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kesterson,
. a son.
The "best place in town to trade is
at J. S. Howard's. -
' A. 'Alford and -wife were visiting
their daughter, Mrs. C. W. Wolters,
this week.
Cool yourself off with a Sc glass of
Slover's fountain soda.
' Mrs. W. H. Finney and Miss Lidia
Day were visiting Medford from Steam
boat this week. C- .
Ten cent Cuban Blossom cigar for
five cents at Davis & Pottenger's.
D. S. Youngs has been acting as pre
cinct constable lor several weeks in
place of L Woolf.
Placer and quartz claim notices
for sale at this office. - .
Born, to Mr. and. Mrs. B. F. Yount,
- on July IS, in this city, a daughter,
weight six pounds.
Maxcy handles all kinds of soda
water at 5 cents a glass.
B. R. Stevens and Rev. S. C. Sher
rill will teach the Phoenix school dur
" "' ing the coming year. ; .
We give a cash discount of 5 per
. cent on all purchases, . Angle & Ply
male. Frank Kassnafer, of
was initiated into the G.
of Medford last week.
Jacksonville,
A. R. Lodge
Largest stock of men's youths', and j
.' chQdrens' clothing in town at. Angle &
Ply male's. : .
H. J. Ten-ill, of Talent is furnishing
this market with fine berries from his
garden on Wagner creek.
' Slover has the only fountain in
town and gives a large, loaming glass
" of soda for 6c. -
Ira Wakefield, S. H. Holt and R. T.
Blackwood were among the citizens
from Phoenix in town this week. .
Persons owing for the Singer
sewing machine should call on L. E.
; Hoover.
W. F. Crane is a first-class livery
- man and is deserving of tho patronage
of the riding and driving public. .
We claim to turn out the best and
neatest job work in the valley at rea
. sonable prices. :,-,
' The ''Little World" show has gone,
and everyone that patronized it seemed
' well pleased with what they saw.
If you want the Singer sewing
machine, cafl on L. E. Hoover, of
Medford.
Mrs. M. S. pamon and Mrs. W. K.
Davis visited -the Women's Relief
Corps at Ashland on Saturday last..
Deinorest Bros., dentists. -' JTitrous
oxide-gas administered for . painless
- rrecwon oj tcern. .
Mrs. Nichols, the artist, is in town.
J. W. Jacobs inado us a call on
Thursday.
F. Roper drove down from Ashland
Wednesday.
E. E. Miner and wife were in the
city yesterday from Ashland.
J. S.- Herrln, the sheep man, was in
town yesterday, ; - ;
: Go to Davis & Pottenger's for all
kinds of soda drinks 5 cents a glass.
W. W. Scott and A. C. Parker, of
Central Point, were doing business in
town several days ago.
Mrs. Redman, proprietor of the Red
man House, Grants Pass, has been
stopping several days In town.
. itobert Burnett left for the Willam
ette valley last Monday and expects to
locate permanently in Portland.
If a business isn't worth advertising
it dosen't amount tq much. So said a
progressive citizen a few days ago.
Rev. E. McLean, formerly minister
of the Presbyterian church of this city,
was visiting friends here during the
week. .:' t
Miss Addie Colvig, of Grants Pass,
is visiting with the family of A. M.
Woodford and A. E. Wood of this
place.
D. P. Barnes, of Sums Valley, is
stopping at Frank Galloway's and un
dergoing a treatment" for his eyes with
Dr. Geary.
F. J. Creed was the first-orchard ist
to supply the market with this years
apples and pears. He brought them
last Thursday.
We carry the largest assortment of
ladies' shoes, Oxford ties and slippers.
Call and get prices before buying.
Angle & Ply male.
O. Harbaugh started with a car load
of horses on . the regular passenger
train Saturday morning for the San
Francisco market.
This week has seen considerable of
Max Muller lumber being hauled
through town to Jacksonville from his
mill southeast of town..
J. R. Hardin is running the Palace
barber shop during the absence of W.
L. Townsend. who has gone to the
mountains with his family. ,
Dr. J. M. Taylor, a dentist formerly
of Ashland, but now engaged in mining
in Lane county, was aboard Sunday
morning's train "for San Francisco.
Surveyor Howard spent a couple of
days at Grants Pass this week doing
some city work there. It seems that
their local surveyor got big headed.
H. H. Wolters and wife drove over
to visit relatives on Applegate Sun
day. Ham returned the same day,
while Mrs. W. remained for awhile.
The celebrated Manhattan Food for
horses, cattle and poultry.- Guaran
teed to cure chicken cholera. For sale
at the Strang drug store, Medford, Or.
Rev. Wilson held services in the
Episcopal church here Sunday evening'.
He is located at Roseburg and will !
tuuic uui buia wajr ut ut.ii id tuu luiurc.
W. Green has established a tailor
shop in Medford in the old Faris Hotel.
He has a good display of goods and no
doubt will receive his share of patron
age. The exodus of Medford ciiizens to
tha coast and the mountains these days
is especially noticeable among tho bus
iness houses. Business is at a stand
still. Dr. B. F.Adkins and family, Dr.E-B.
Pickel and wife, Mrs. J. E. Enyart and
Mrs. George Davis left for Dead Indian
Springs Tuesday to be gone several
weeks.
Grandpa's Hat is a. common sight
about the streets of Medford these
davs. Postninster Howard seems to
have set the fashion and it is taking
like wildfire.
Lecture at M. E. church in this eitv
this (Friday) erenfog July 22. on Robt.
Burns, with readings from his poems,
by Miss Howison, of Cincinnati. Ad
mission 23cts.
Welborn Beeson. of Talent, rode to
town' Saturday. Mr.' Beeson, in the
Talent News of last week, gives quite
an interesting account of the early days
in this section.
Have you noticed Taylor's new shoe
signs, iney are noticable. He has a
new adv. in this issue, so also has
Davis & Pottenger and Mitchell, Lewis
Ssiaver t-o, and J. E. Shearer.
Several good young horses for sale,
on time if desired. Also a thorough
bred Poland-China sow and pigs. In
quire of D. T. Lavrton. Mitchell-Lewis
4 Stavcr's agent, Medford, Ore.
Constable Youngs auctioned off two
stray mares and two colts Saturday
last at tho Clarendon stables. They
nrougni jswj ana were purchased by b
C. Nicholson. It was a good buy.
C. W. Wolters, Dr. V. S. Jones, D.
T. Sears, M. Sear and their families
expect to start about the 1st of August
for the coast to rusticate a few weeks.
E. P. Hammond will also shortly go to
the coast.
Dr. Pryce, after an absence of several
months recuperating: in the Klamath
country and at the springs, returned to
Medford last week much improved m
health. ' He left for Cinnabar this
week for another rest.
S. Rosenthal, the clothier and hatter
of this eity, is coming to the front as a
politician, and his pet measure seems
to be the tariff question. His knock
down argument on that subject is a
corKor lor nis opponents.
The Medford Distillinir and Refin
ing Co., challenges the world for
purity of goods. Their . goods are
made from the best of corn and rye
and are absolutely fdre. Whole
sale house at Medford Ore. Your val
uod orders solicited.
Lou Bender, who had the misfor
tune of having his leg broken some
time since, had a severe attack of
pleurisy the first of the week but is
much bettor now. ' The broken limb
is doing nicely and he will soon be able
to take a trip down town.
TheO. K. Barber shop of which
J. E. Shearer is chief tonsorial artist,
is furnished with elegant and easy
chairs and the razors are always in
good order. Go thou there and have
thy face shorn of its pricklv points.
Next to Grand Central Hotel Front St.
J. W. Marksbsrry paid his first visit
to Medford Saturday sinca his return
as a delegate from Omaha. He is as
full of enthusiasm over the result of
the convention and nomination as one
could wish, but is very bitter over the
manner in which the Pacifia coast del
egates' were treated by the railroads.
He informs us that the Southern Pa
cific is at the bottom of tho whole busi
ness. The other roads of the Traffic
Association were willing to allow a re
duction on fare, but tho Southern Pa
cific would not listen to Jt.
W. M. Cobig Is In Portland.
Our catagory of accidents this week
is unusually largo
Rev. E. E. Thompson is becoming a
very expert bicyclist. "'
James Bigham was down from his
mountain ranch Wednesday.
Fred Faris is clerking in a large
hardware store in Fresno, Cal.
Dr. W. F. Kramer, of Grants Puss,
went south on Thursday's train.
Mrs. E. E. Thompson, who has been
quite sick, is much bettter uow.
Simon Simpkins, of Evans Creek,
has been here most of the week,
Geo. S. Briggs has enclosed his
premises with a neat picket fence.
Warren Cameron, of Uniontown, was
at Grants Pass a few days this week.
R. V. Beall, of Central Point, is in
disposed, being confined to his rooms.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Fitch and Miss
Rose Uardwell were at Ashland Tues
day. .
C. J. Clark, of Sams Valley, was in
terviewing our merchants during the
week.
Dr. Jones is erecting for himself a
fine barn on the lots he recently pur
chased. Two new tailor shops established in
Medford this week. Pretty good
record, this.
Geo. F. Merriman is at Portland this
week in attendance on the A. O. U. W.
grand lodge.
A 0-pound boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. Murphy, of Griffin creek, ou
the 20th inst.
We learn that a younjj son of Wel-
born Beeson, of Talent, was badly hurt
by a runaway this week. No particu
lars. John Montague has quit the employ
of the Southeru Pacific, and expects to
make the folks who are at Roseburg a
visit soon.
Jesse Walker will soon take chargo
of the Clardendon stables, having pur
chased the same of his father, Hon. E.
F. Walker.
C. B. Kingsbury, of Ashland, while
on Klamath river not long since was
bruised about the head and body by a
horse falling on him.
Mrs. Jones returned to her home at
VYilderville, Josopbiuo -Co., Wednes
day evening after a pleasant visit with
friends in this place.
Alull attendance of tho members of
L. L. Polk Alliance is requested on
next lodge night, as business of im
portancs will be transacted.
Rev. Potwine, of tho Episcopal
church at ' Pendleton, joined Bishop
Morris here and together they are tak
ing in th'i sights in Klamath county on
a recreating tour.
Bob Faris, who was in chargo of the
pay car that enme out last Saturdav,
got left at Roseburg. The engineer
orde from -lhe Mlldllcfc)ri
mar get a Jay oil for starting without
G. A. Hill, a Ssattlc, Wash., gentle
man, has been here for several days
looking over our beautiful valley, lie
seems delighted with this part of Ore
gon and predicts a bright future for us.
A. D. Navlor. manutrer of the Max
Muller saw mill, had the misfortune of
losing the first joint of tho thumb of
his left hand last wek. Guess Dolph
won't monkey with the buzz saw any
more.
While on Lis way to Cinnabar this
week Dr. Pryco fell from a busrsry and
sustained severe injuries, not thu least
among which is a broken arm. He is
under medical attendance in this vic
inity.
Miss Hattio Newbsry, who has been
teaching for screral years in the Jack
sonville public schools, has been elect
ed a teacher in tha Stephens school,
Portland, at a salary of J0C0 for a ten
months term. -
John Mabee. of Jacksonville, while
rtririn? at the camp tnecun? Monday
had a runaway which resulted about
as follows: Broken leg, cracked collur
bone, smashed nose and several other
bruises too numerous to mention. . The
rig was demolished.
A vicious borse was being shod at J,
R. Vilson:s blacksmith shop Wednes
day. The brute did his utmost to kill
somebody, by kicking and squirming,
I . .1 ! 1 I.. 1.1
Dut roiies anu imiues uruugiib luw w
time finally. This is the animal which
injured .Mr. Wooay last wcck. tie is
a bud one.
Some rowdies created a disturbance
at the camp meeting Sunday evening,
which resulted in one of thorn being
arrested and put in tho Central Point
locK-up over nignt. tie pieau guiuv
and was fined $10 and costs, which
amounted to $13.50. making in nil
$23.50 for a little "fun."
Bishop Morris aud Charles Strang
were down to Koguo river Monday on a
ushine jaunt, but as the finny tribe are
not biting much nowadays they were
not successful in landing but a very
few. The bishop has the reputation of
being an expert angler, while Charley
is considered tho biggest cranK on nsn
ing ia uwn.
A big damage suit lias been instituted
against I.J. Phipps, a wealthy citizen of
this city, by Mrs. Minnie Phipps for
alienating the affections of her hus
band, etc. Francis Fitch and L. R.
Webster brought the suit for. Mrs,
Phipps, while w. M. Colvig will con
test the case for the defendant.
''Tho Royal Broom Brigade" scorns
to be a lavorlto song with some lively
folks from a neighboring town, who
persist in torturing the good people of
this city with their would be melodious
strains. That loud alto and the bray
ing bass of tho follow who re
ceived 999 voles for representative
oiona most oeautuuuy in a norn.
Several hundred feet of sidewalk
will be put in at the school house
grounds, which will add much to the
comfort and convenience of the pupil
and the people living in the western
part of the city. Now if the grounds
were only enclosed with a suitable
fence they could bo improved and beau
tified by planting nowers, trees, etc.
Feoole'a Party Campaign.
. The fall campaign of the People
party will be formally opened at Phoe
nix, August 1st, at which time Ira
Wakefield will deliver his locture
the social and financial conditions of
our country We ask all who have not
heard it to' bo sure and come, and' all
others who can. . -
- Good Stables. . ,,
' - First class rigs of all descriptions
can ba procured at all times of the day
or night-at the Clarendon hotel livery
stables. ' Drummers and citizens useing
teams should give this stable a trial,
Satisfaction giiarauteod; charges ren-
Gonablo.
. Do' You WisSi 'the
Finest Bread and Cake?
It is conceded that the Royal Baking Powder is the
purest and strongest of all the baking powders.
The purest baking powder makes the finest, sweetest,
most delicious food.
The strongest baking powder makes the lightest food.
' That baking powder which is both purest and strong
est makes the most digestible and wholesome food.
Why should not every housekeeper avail herself of
the baking powder which will give her the best food
with the least trouble ?
Dr. Haines, of Rush Medical College, Consulting
Chemist of the Chicago Board of Health, says : "Royal
is not only the purest, but the strongest baking powder
with which I am acquainted."
A Call.
The People's Party executive com
mittee of Jackson county is hereby re-
Suestcd to meet at the Soi'THERN
iREGOK Mail office, Medford at 10
o'clock a. m.. Saturday. July 23. Pur
pose of said meeting is to select a dele
gate to represent Jackson county at
the moeting of the State control com
mittee ut Portland August 6th.
J. W. MARKSBERRV, Sec.
A Slim Robbery.
TheR. R. V. R. R. depot at this
place was entered and robbed of a num
ber of fare tickets last Tuesday night.
It is evident that the burglar or burg
lars expected to secure some cash from
tbo till but in this they were disap
pointed and no doubt took the tickets
just to take something, as they are of
possible valus. Marshal Youngs
says It is evident 'he entranco was af
fected through tho door by a key thuu
fit the lock, although the intention was
without a doubt to make it appear for
some reason the back window was usot".
After getting inside arid finding noth
ing the back window was raUcd, the
hose put in and the water turned on
aud left running ovor tho desk aud
floor. No clue to tho prowlers.
Campers, Attention.
A full line of wall tonts, camp stools
camp chairs, etc., at lowest prices, at
Angle & f lymale a. :
A Sad Case.
Charles Brous is lying at his resi
dence suffering terribly but patiently
with that dread disease, dropsy. All
that medical skill can do is being done
for him, and tender care and watchful
nursing Is ever present, but withal his
hauccs for long life are not of the
best. He has been at the Cinnabar
springs for some time, but lately
it was thought best to have him hero
under the immediate care of the doc
tors, so some time siuce four of our
citizens. D. H. Miller, J. S. Miller,
John Rcdficld and Goorge Boyd took
it upon themselves to escort him safely
home. Their terrible experience none
but themselves will ever know. They
were four days going forty-fivo miles.
and time and again the suffering pa
tient begged of them to leave him by
the wavsido to die. A back was used
as aconvcyance,aud as the trail most of
tho way led over bouldcrous mountains
steep and treacherous, where a horse
could hardly pick his way, some of tho
hardships can be imagined. The
route taken led to tho railroad at
Yreka-, Cal", which was finally reached,
all more dead than alive. Groat en
durance indeed was shown by the pa
tient and thosA who had him in charge.
Good Looks.
Good looks are moro than skin deer.
depending upon a healthy condition of
tho vital organs. If tho liver be in
active vou have a bilious look. If your
stomach be disordered you have a dys
peptic look, aud if your kidneys b-j
affected vou have a pinched look.
Secure good health and vou will have
good looks. Electric Bitters U the
great alto rati vo and Tonic acts dir
ectly on these vital organs. Cures
mm Dies, blotches, boils and cives a
good complexion. Sold atG. U. Ras
kins drug store, otic, per Dome.
The Camp Meeting.
The Methodist camp mocliag, which
has been in progress near Central
Point for some time, closed Lost Mon
day. The attendance has been large
throughout and especially last Sunday
did the people from all over the val
ley flock to the beautiful grovo of the
association. We judge fully 3000 peo
ple spent tho day there and enjoyed
the good speaking and singing. Sev
eral noted divines from diUoront parts
of the state have added their olo-
quonceHo tho attractive program.
The association grounds compose
some twenty acres donated ny r ,
T. Downing. A large tabernacle has
been built which was dedicated last
Sunday. A couple of hundred lots
have boon staked off and over fifty
have already boon sold for $12.50 cash
er SIS payable in one yoar to parties
whoso intention it is to build cottages
for homes during camp meetings, etc
A (rood hotel will be built during the
year and streets, . drives, fountains,
parks, etc , will bo laid out as soon as
practicable. It is safe to say that in a
few years this spot, beautiful as it Is
at present, will be improved and beau
tified tonfold. There is no reason why
the Roguo River Camp Mooting As
sociation should not become the most-
prosperous in the state.
A largo number of converts were
made during the late mooting.
- : Harried,
' Married
lacKnonrllle, July i, 1RD3, by Jus-
tliw B. 8. Duulnu. Mr. Fntuk Uokr am
a .m
j bile a rarlau,
A Call.
The People's Party Executive com
mittee of each county in the state is
hereby requested to send one of their
number as a member of the State cen
tral committee to meet at the North
west Reform Journal offlcevat 10 o'clock
the 6th day of August. Purpose of said
meeting to elect a state executive
committee and to transact such other
business as may properly come before
ssiu nunc canirai committee.
Joe Waldrop,
Ciias. E. Fitch,
J. W. Marksberry,
Members of National Committee for
Oregon and cx-OHicio Members of
the State Central Committee.
A Good Suggestion.
Now it appears that ''Old Man
Scott," who is serving life sentence
in the penitentiary for the murder of
his wife in Yan-'ull county two years
ago, is innocent, and Charles Wilson
the self confessed murderer of Mamie
Welch, has given evidence that he
the guilty party. The facts of the case
will probably come out, and Mr. Scott
will be cleared and released; but that
is not sufficient. There should be
some provision made whereby the
man may be recompensed for the
wrongs of his two years confinement,
the lost of his time, lc. If he is inno
cent, then something should be done
to make him comfortablu for the bal
ance of his days, and tho elate should
not b j slow about it. Eugene Register.
Kal Estate Transfers.
Reberr M Prcalj to Robert A Miller, lul la
ipr.rl.
, blu i tnl-,l pn,. &on
Albert Alfonl lo T K West, lu 1. 3. sik 4. Med-
rord. i:a
C W Slew! to Add L Smith. It 10. bit 73.
Mcdfonl. Hex
Edward Pric lo Robert Hanlm&n. cadlvUrd
H Interest In mlnla ground in Saniifce creek.
ITS
L Van Horn to Marnrei Nlslrrr. l&nd Is
sees, tp r I r. &MiW crc.
Ueonre H Lrsch to T U Ljracti. lutl la kc 3,
tp 3 . r I w. to rrrs. tl.
A D Helms to J E CoUrsa, It I?, Kk 73, Me4
ford IA
J R Oulteas to C W Ske-1. um IwtJ 5TO.
O C Co to A Shnlu, Its . 6. blk "O" R R
add tn Athlasd. (au.
J S Walloa lo K D Bricgi. land la A5hlasd,
Ccva
E D Urlfm to J S Walter. ?e- of w'i of ceV
of Del, of s4 of to1 of el, of lot S and of
II ia. ec K i;i IV s. r 1 e. 5 Ti-I) men, titai.
Woodville Sews.
Mrs. A. Henderson and daughter
Mary went down to Grants Pass Sun
day evening.
Mrs. J. Kneoland left here on the
evening train Sunday, bound forGrants
Pruts, we believe.
A little daughter or G. F. Schmidt
letn has boon quite sick for some weeks
past, but is much bultnr now.
Quite a crowd wont from here to tho
camp meeting Sunday morning, mum
lug Sunday evening after the dedica
tion of the tabernacle.
Mrs. Phillip Simpkiua is very low at
present, ur. lie f uy, ot urants ra.
was sent lor luesdav, and a!lerwara
Dr. Geary, of Medford.
Wm. Col vie passed through Wood
ville Monday evening on his way to
Portland. H was joined here by two
of his daughters, who accompanied
him.
W. V. Jones and family and Mrs. D.
Birdsey went up to Colustoin Sunday.
Thoy brought homo some soda water
and say they enjoyed themselves
hugely.
Mr. McHonncy, the Woodville black
smith, went down to Grants Pass Fri
day eveuing and was married. The
bovs are waiting for turn to bring bis
wifa here so that they can charivari
them.
J. McKinney, who has been quit
sick for the past week, was taken to
Medford Monday to be treated by Dr.
Geary. Simon Simpkins accompanied
him, and reports that he stood tue trip
very well and has hopes for his recov
ery. ELINOR.
Table Rockets.
The health of our community is good.
Bcadinir of tho grain will begin this
week.
A marriajre in this placa will occur
soon, or all signs are at fault this dry
weather.
Crops are beltuv the average but will
compare favorable wilb other parts oi
the Tailey.
The camp meeting at Central Point
haft deprived us of Sunday school the
last two Sabbaths.
The arrival of a youne lady at the
residence of Will Flippen last week ex
plains why he is stepping so high.
The nan trap venture nas cnangwa
hands and tho original partners are
socking othor fields for their large cap
ital and brilliant talents.
Some unlucky hayseed lost a valua
ble mule rocontly in the lane between
the ranches of Messrs, Rausen and
Johnson. Walked into a quagmire
ana perished lor looa ana water.
We are much amiised at the war now
racintr between the ohamplons of those
great cities, Snydervillo and Spike
nard. Keep cool, boys; there is room
enough for both of you for some time
vet. .
Our citizens are happy over the pros
pect of having a farmers' mill at Cen
tral point soon. With few exceptions
mil fiii'mAra ftuhfMM't hurl llhArn.llv to
I make it a success, the most of them be
lievlng that God helps thoae who help
j inouiseivcs.
IIAYPJ5ED,
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