Everybody
get a Benefit at
SHERWIN’S 1896 DISCOUNT HOLIDAY SALE.
EVERYTHING
LOCAL NQL'IBS.
Freeh fish every Thursday at Poley &
Co.*e.
G. P. Van Riper has disposed of his
half interest in the firm of Tiffany
Van Riper to his partner, O. C. Tiffany.
The local election passed off very
(juietly yesterday. There was little of
the party contention usually prevalent
on such occasions.
If you don’t read the A dvertiser , you
don’t get half the news. Subedit*.
We are now settled in our new quar­
ters and in a position to give you better
bargains than ever. Wm. Hevener.
In the suit of equity
in
the
county court at Jacksonville, W. J. Vir­
gin, R. P. Neil and J. E. Pelton, vs. E.
N. Corliss, et al; injunction, the plain­
tiffs were granted judgement for $750.
Every thing to suit the traveler, at the
Ashland House. First class accommo­
dations.
Even the hens share the feeling of
confidence in business and are turning
out eggs to their full capacity. The new
product is alwavs for sale by Wm. Hev-
ener.
The new road- by our local planing
mill was rendered impassible for some
time last week, a number of large bould­
ers having rolled down upon it from the
mountain side.
Last Saturday evening about 7:45 a
house in the immediate vicinity of the
dei>ot livery stable caught fire on the in­
side from an exploding lamp. The in­
terior of one room was thoroughly
ablaze liefore the danger was discovered.
Prompt assistance saved any serious re­
sults.
Honey, strained or in the comb, at
Wm. Hevener’s.
Again it becomes necessary to record
fire damage to the property of Messrs.
Klum A Crisler, our local butchers,
This time, the loss is that of a packing
house in Talent, used by R. 8. Barclay
A Son, of that place, as a store room.
The fire occurred last Friday.
Trimmed hats at half price till Xmas
at Porter A Fox’s millinery store.
The first entertainment of the season
by our Normal folks was given in Gan-
iard’s opera house last Saturday eve­
ning, and, despite the unpleasantness
of the evening, a good sized audience
turned out to show their appreciation
of the efforts of the young people, and
the high reputation of the school in no
wise suffered by the pleasing array of
talent that was put on the stage. Every
part of the program was rendered with
a precision and confidence, polished by
rare ability, that none failed to attract
a generous round of applause. Almost of
necessity, the scarf drill, by nine young
ladies, was the star performance of the
evening.
SOLD
AT
2-3
PEBNONAL.
VALUE.
ITS
pCONOriY . . .
—Gus Newbury was in town yester­
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day.
—T. J. Kenney came over from Jack­
sonville Monday.
—O. C. Tiffany went down to Gold
Hill last evening.
TAKE A LITTLE ADVICE ON FINANCE:
—J. Leslie Corbett left for Roseburg
Invest 50 Cents
last Sunday evening.
in a year’s subscription to
—County Sheriff A. S. Barnes was in
THE ADVERTISER,
Ashland last Friday.
and receive “the week’s
—Dr. W. B. Officer came over from
news in a nutshell” regular­
Eagle Point last Friday.
ly every Wednesday.
—Bert Barnes went to Jacksonville on
turn out the highest grade of
last Saturday evening’s train.
Job Printing in the city. Prices the
Lowest. A trial order solicited. . .
—J. J. Houser, Populist Representa­
tive from Sam’s Valley, is in town.
—J. W. Virgin was in Jacksonville the
first of the week, cn court matters.
—S. C. Coltrin, of Douglas county, ar­
rived in Ashland on Friday’s train.
—Mrs. Mark, of this place, went down
to Jacksonville last Saturday evening.
—E. V. Mills is progressing nicely
after his recent attack of heart disease.
—Chas. Chitwood, of Medford, is
Ashland . . .
clerking in E. A. Sherwin’s drug store.
Steam Laundry
—Miss Mavsie Foster, of Medford,
BRADFORD A VAN NATTA,
was visiting in Ashland the first of the
First class work guarant ed.
week.
Gentlemen’s work a spec­
—Mrs. Geo. White and little daughter
ialty. Try our fine Laun­
Hazel, left last Sunday for SanFrancisco
dry soap; only 15 cents a
for a visit.
gallon.
MYER BLOCK.
—
—AttorneysC. B. Watson and E. D.
Briggs went down to Jacksonville last
Sunday evening.
—Mrs. E. B. Christian, accompanied
by her father, Benjamin Sammon, left
on Friday’8 train for Sacramento.
Novelty Block. • Opposite Hotel Oregon.
—C. P. Jones has recovered from his
illness to the extent that he is able to
sit up each day. He will soon be out on
the streets again.
—Chas. Cowles, of Maxwell, Iowa, ar­
rived in Ashland on last Saturday’s
train. He came in the interest of busi­
ness matters and will remain a week or
ten days. Mr. Cowles is a son of Mrs.
S. V. Cowles, of this place, up to a couple
of years ago, resided here, and his many
old friends in this locality are pleased to
see him. He is «pending a few’ days of
this week in Medford.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
A.
HINnAN, Jr., D. D. S.,
OFFICE :
MASONIC BUILDING, UPSTAIRS,
ASHLAND,
-
OREGON.
PAINLE8S EXTRACTION.
DR. C. W. BARR,
For Sale at a Bargain,
If Taken at Once,
DENTIST,
I. O.O.F. BUILDING.
ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS CAREFULLY AND SKILLFULLY
INSERTED.
Two story, 8-room house; good barn and
wood house; one acre of land in bearing
Dr. B. R. Freeland is located on Oak
orchard and small fruits. $500; $300
street,
opposite Hotel Oregon, Ashland,
down. For particulars, inquire of L. M.
for
the
practice of Dentistry. Has had
Goodw’in, or at
34 years’ practice in San Francisco and
Hargrove Sisters* Millinery Store Portland.