:
ïht gniwmitic Simes.
LETTER FROM ASHLAND.
A shland , Sept. 14, 1875.
ASHLAND NOTES.
A shland , Sept. 13th.
Cool nights are joy to us but death
to the flies.
Morris Baum, of the firm of McCall
A Co., has gone to San Francisco for
Fall and Winter goods.
O. Coolidge recentlj’ sold to some
parties from Jacksonville a site for a
Catholic Church. The plat is north of
town, and $200 was the price paid for
it.
The quill-driver of the Sentinel was,
I see, severely attacked with the ago­
ny because your typo transposed a
couple of letters in a word that occurred
in a former correspondence of mine.
In his criticism he says: ‘-We are
‘(•oreced’ to have tn,” Ac. Oh, what
a fine thnught I And such beauty of
expression ! I commend that clause to
our text-honk compilers.
Our standard-bearer in the political
contest addressed a good, appreciative
audience at this place on Wednesday
of last week. Ho is a fair, logical rea-
soner, ami a faithful exponent of Dem­
ocratic tenets. Ilis every act scorned
to say “Whatsoe’er my hands finds to
do, I’ll do with all my might.” He
vowed, if elected, continuous labor for
negb-cted Southern Oregon. Our peo­
ple like him ; and he will receive at
the Ashland polls on election day more
than the Democratic vote.
“Lost River Ranger,” the mammoth
ox of Lake county, was on free exhi­
bition at the livery stable Saturday
and Sunday last. He was quite an
object of interest to the curious. We
have a venerable “jo ulist” who has a
fame for quelling his antagonist in
wordy tussles by asserting that the
object of his theme is “as large as they
had machinery to make.” He saw
this ox and pronounced him a “big
thing.” The joker has retired for
quiet meditation. If he has not seen
a larger one, he’ll be banished. Our
jester must be equal to all emergencies.
P ilot R ock .
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Remember the County Fair, and as­
sist in making it a success.
The Congressional candidates held
forth to a fair audience at Kerby ville
last Friday.
I
Miss Mollie McCully’s school com­
menced Monday last, a good attendance
being present.
The atmosphere is rather smoky
again from fires raging in the woods
north-east of town.
Read the notice of the Patrons of
Husbandry Mill Company, which has
something of importance.
Sam Bowden is now fulfilling a con­
tract of running a tunnel into the Eliz­
abeth ledge for Klippel, Beekman <fc Co.
Judge Prim and Messrs. Henry
klippel and John Cimborsky left Sat­
urday for the Beaver Creek cinnabar
mines.
Music and G erman .—Miss Weber
is now in charge of the music depart­
ment of the Ashland Academy. As
a music teacher she has an excellent
reputation. Miss Weber will also
teach the German language. She is
of German parentage, and therefore
speaks that language fluently. An
excellent opportunity is offered for all
to study German.
*
t . g . reames .
If WtiiixZ'.' *.v
E. U. REAMES.
REAMES BROS.,
To the E ditor of tiie T imes :
FRIDAY,
The Ashland Academy opened on
(Successors to White ± Martin,)
Monday
with
an
attendance
of
nearly
j
AGENTS FOR THE TIMES.
DEALERS IN
Gon. P. Rowell A Co...................... New York. fifty pupils.
S. M. Pe-‘in-ril! A Co.................... New York.
The District School will begin some
T>an. L. Green.................... Josephine County.
< ’ha« Hughe«...................................Kerbyville time next month, under the manage­
Ren i’-tvw’nd............................... Rock Point ment of Professor Willits, of Iowa.
L. P. Fisher................................San Francisco.
Tho«. Bov ................................ San Francisco
J. M. Sutton has just returned from
CALIFORNIA STREET,
Rowell
Che«nian............................ St. Louis
S
achs
B
ros
,
are
constantly
receiv
­
Gua. A. Winckler.................................... Yreka Portland and will commence the erec­
ing new goods, and have one of the JACKSONVILLE, - - OREGON.'
tion of an iron foundry immediately. ,
RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.
most complete and best assortments of
Henry Warren addressed the citi- ;
general merchandise ever brought to
M. E. C hcrch .—Rpllcton« «orvie»“» every zens of this place last night. The Re­
Southern Oregon. “Quick sales and
Rnndav. at the »l-ntal hours, hv the 1’cver- publicans did their level best to think
LOW PRICES WELL WIN
.1. R. N. Roll. J. S. McCain and M. A.
small
profits
”
is
their
motto,
and
those
he made an able effort, and never
Williams. alternately.
desiring anything in their line will be
i'ATUOT.ie Cwt’Rcit,—Divine Services ev­ failed to cheer when the slightest oppor­
ery Sun-lav. at the usual hour, by Rev. Fa­
accommodated at the lowest rates. *
tunity was afforded, and often without
ther Blanchett.
■ ' ■ ■ ♦-------
iie undersigned take pleas -
M. F. S i - xhay SrHnoT..—Retrtdar meetings even that. As a failure, his speech
ure in notifying their friends and the
S addlery and H arness .—C. K.
everv Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
public
generally that they have purchased
was a grand success. Lane, he says,
Klutn,
of
Ashland,
is
now
receiving
a
the
stock
of White <t Martin, and are now
C atholic S i - noav S chool . — Regular
receiving
and opening a very large, exten­
mce-in<rs every Sunday afternoon, at two has no right to talk alout the thievery
complete and first-class supply of sad­ sive and well-selected
assortment of
o’clock.
and rascality of the Republican party,
dlery and harness. He always keeps
because the Democrats have a di-hon.
R. 0. REGISTER AND TRAVELER'S GUIDE.
a superior assortment of everything in
STAPLE DRY-GOODS,
Persons
in
the
habit
of
disfiguring
e-t
administration
in
the
State
of
New
his line, and sells at most reasonable
Stares ’eave Jacksonville ns follows :
For Rock Point, Grant’s Pass and Rose- York, which is conclusive proof that
posted notices should take warning, rates. Read his advertisement and
BOOTS AND SITOES,
btirtr. every day at 8:30 a. in. Mail closes at
as
there
is
a
severe
penalty
attached
if
the
Democrats
act
wrong
in
one
give him a call.
Sa. m.
For Phoenix. Ashland. Yreka and Red- State, the Republicans have a right to
to this act.
California & Salem Cloths and Blankets,
d;nc-. California, every day at 2:30 p. in.
S tate F air .—We acknowledge
swindle and steal all over the Union.
Mail closes at 2 p. m.
The Patrons of Husbandry Mill
For Apnleirftte, Kerbvville, Waldo and He says that President Grant has
Company have about completed a the receipt of a complimentary ticket
Crimcent Ci’v. everv Monday and Thursday
Beady-Made Clothing,
morninr at 4 o’clock. Mail closes at 8 p. in. been more successful in ferreting out
large warehouse near their mill for for the State Fair, which commences
the preceding evening.
on October 11th and continues six
storing wheat.
Th? mi’l for Central Point, Table Rock, rascality than any administration has
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Fade Point. Rrownsborongh and Sam’s been lie fore. No wonder ! Success in
days.
Extensive
arrangements
are
Wm. Bybee had his leg injured on
Valiev, leaves every Friday morning ;
this direction is unavoidable, for there
clo«»s the nreeeding evening.
the 9th by his horse falling with him. being made, and the Fair promises to
Hats and Caps,
The mail for Linkville, Hot Snrings. Yai- is so much crime going on that Grant
We are pleased to say that his injuries be a grand and successful matter.
nax and Lake City, leaves Ashland every
Monday morning. For TJnkville every sees it, whether he wants to or not,
are not serious.
Mondav Thursday and Fndnv mornings.
L iterary S ociety .—The election LADIES, CHILDREN <fc MISSES SHOES.
Warren
talks
in
favor
of
free
school-
’
,
Money Order Office open troin 9 a. tn. to
The camp meeting of the M. E. of officers of the Independent Literary
5 p. m.
but from the way he slaughters the
O wtck TToi-ns—From 7 a. m. to 7 p. m ;
Church commenced at Heber’s Grove Society for the ensuing term will take
Sunday«. 30 minutes after arrival of stages. “King’s English” one would suppose
yesterday, the 16th, and will continue place this (Friday) evening. A full We have also in connection with the above
Mail matter must be in on time or it will that he knew but little about schools
over Sunday next.
a very large and fine stock of choice
not go.
M ax M uller , P. M.
attendance of the members is request­
of any description. On the Finance
!
P robate C ourt .—In the Probate ed. By order of the
GROCERIES, GLASSWARE, QUEENS-
S ale C ontinued .—The balance of question he said lie had not studied
P resident .
Court
last
week
the
following
business
and
thought
it
was
not
necessary,
for
the goods remaining in the store of
WARE, HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
was transacted:
he
could
not
improve
on
the
plans
of
jr-fTThe
National
Gold
Medal
was
award
­
John A. Rover will be sold at Sheriff's
PAINTS, OILS, NAILS, WIN­
In the matter of the estate of Minus ed to Bradley A Rulofson for the best Pho­
sale to-morrow, Saturday, Sept. 18th. Sherman and others, who had studied.
DOW GLASS, CAST AND
Walker. II. F. Barron, administrator, tographs in the United States, and the
at 10 a . M.
m . Some excellent articles What an idea for a Congressman ! He
Vienna Medal for the best in the world.
STEEL PLOWS, WOOD­
files sale bill of personal property and
favors a high protective tariff, perhaps
»till remain.
429 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
also his semi-annual statement, which
EN AND WILLOW
because some one has thought on the
F or C iietco . — Daniel Doty, Al.
MARRIED.
were examined and approved.
subject and favors it. He made the
WARE, ETC.
Rose and others, started for Chetco
CALLEN
DER
—
MI
LEE
R
—
At
the
resident
In
the
matter
of
the
estate
of
A.
assertion that all Indian agents swin­
of the bride’s parents in this city, on Sept.
the other day, intending to take up
J. Coakley. David Peninger, admin,
dled and stole from the government;
16th, by Hon. E. B. Watson, County
ranches in that section. It is said
Judge,
Dr. J. A. Callender to Miss Amelia
We are now ready to sell anything In onr
istrator, files his final account and
that he collected taxes of one amount-
Miller
—
all of Jacksonville.
line at lowest cash prices. Persons wishing
there are some excellent stock ranges
asks that a day be set for hearing and
! ing to three dollars one year and the
(We tender our congratulations to the to buy goods will find it greatly to their ad­
still untaken there.
happy
couple. May the bosom of life’s vantage tn examine our stock before pur­
settlement of the same. Prayer
next year, on a salary of $1,500, hi*
elsewhere, as we are determined not
P ersonal .—Col. J. N. T. Miller re­ granted and Tuesday, October 5th, set flowing river to them never be ruffled, and chasing
to be undersold by any house in Jackson
F ire .—W. II. Merriman, living a | tax amounted to over three hundred
sunny joys play ’round their bark as they countv.
turned from Lake county yesterday.
ns said day.
few miles from town, the other day i dollar«. These remarks didn’t sound
fl^J-Give us a call, and then judge for
glide down its gentle tide.)
E. C. Lord, of Portland, called
yourself as to our capacity to furnish eroods
In the matter of the estate of Thilo
lost a large amount of fencing by fire. pleasant to a listening ex-agent, yesterday.
as above.
REAMES BROS.
I
DIED.
Gassmann. Final account confirmed
He had been burning the stubble from whereupon he a-ked Warren if he
Jacksonville, Feb. 12, 1875.
Judge Prim returned from Salem and allowed, and L. Herling, adminis­ LAVENBURG— At Pho-nix, Sept. 15th,
his fi<-ld and supposed the fire to be really meant that all Indian \g •nt* this week.
of typhoid fever, Erastus, son of Daniel HUNTERS’ EMPORIUM!
trator, discharged.
out before leaving on a trip to Ash­ would steal, or had stolen Do n t’.»-
and Elizabeth Lavenburg, aged about 18
T. G. Reames returned from San
—AND—
In the matter of the estate of Dan­ years.
land; but on his return he learned his government? The tone of this q
Francisco during the week, where he iel McMahon. P. J. Ryan, administra­
mistake, as his fence was to a great ox tion suggested to the speaker th >1
NEW, THIS WEEK.
has been purchasing a large stock of tor, authorized to sell certain personal
was in a land of ex-Indian Age
tent destroyed.
i goods.
property at private sale.
MILL NOTICE.
and of course he took it buck:
P erhaps a R umor .—It was re­ course they were not all thieves, there
Wm. Bybee and S. Arrasmith re.
In the matter of the estate of Dan.
ported in town last week that Alex. were some honest ones, a great many turned on the 9th inst. from a trip to
N AND AFTER THE TENTH DAY
iel McMahon. Petition of Jos. Mc­
of September, 1875, the Patrons of Hus­
II. Miller, of Linkville, had died a few
northern
California.
honest ones, in fact most of them were
Mahon to rescind order of sale of per­
bandry Mill Company will cease to grind
days previous; hut as there seems to
on exchange, except for family use tor pro­
James Drum went to San Francisco sonal property was not granted.
honest.” He kept taking it back till
ducers, in unbranded sacks ; and instead
be no confirmation of the news we
he got to his tax man, and, I think, last week, leaving John E. Young in
bay wheat and pay the highest mark»«
F oundry in A shland .—.Tames M will
believe it is only a rumor. Mr. Miller
price
tiiorefor. For particulars, apply at
charge
of
his
establishment.
he would have went back on him if
the
Mills.
Sutton,
who
fora
short
time
past
has
has been severely indisposed, however,
California Street, Jacksonville, Oregon.
Miss Sophie Nickell ¡eft on a visit
By order of the Board.
the question had been put before he
been
ascertaining
the
practicability
of
and at last «»-counts was uniler the
J.
S.
HERRIN,
President.
had got so far. lie also told us that to Yreka last Saturday.
F. M. P lymale , Secretary.
treatment of Dr. McElderry, of Fort
lways on hand the best stock
Herman Helm returned from Port­ starting a foundry at Ashland, returned
all the Republicans that took part in
ot Patent and Home-made Rifle and
Klamath.
from Portland this week, and from
Shot Guns, single and double; Revolvers
the back salary grab returned their land Saturday.
of the latest patents ; Pocket Pistols, neat,
Judge Wade has gone to Sacra­ him we learn that it has been deter­
A rrival of hie S iieridan P ar ­ money to the Treasury. This is de­
small and powerful; Derringers, the latest
mined to commence erecting it there
and best ; also, the best Powder and Pow­
ty __ A special stage arrived In town cidedly the rich» st joke of the season. mento, Cal.
der Flasks ; Hunting and pocket knifes of
C. K. KLUM.
Monday evening, bringing tho Sheri­ I can almost see the long line of pro­
II. L. Webb got back Tuesday from immediately. He is accompanied by
the best brands; all sorts of Shot and
Messrs. Zimmerman and Frazer, of
Pouches; Caps, Wads and everything in
dan party, which consisted of Gen. cession as they marched up to the his tour with the candidates.
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN the
Sportsman’s line.
Portland,
the
proprietors
of
the
machi
­
Phillip II. Sheridan and wife, Col. empty money vaults and dumped ir
George II. Dill, the popular travel,
He will also keep a full line of SHELF
HARDWARE, Nails and Rope of all kinds
Sheridan, the General’s brother, and their heaps of ill-gotten gains. Yes, ing agent for the firm of II. S. Crocker nery which will be used in the enter­
SADDLERY & HARNESS,
and
sizes, Carpenters’ and Wagon-Makers.
his wife, and a servant. They are on they put it back, ot course! That’- A Co., San Francisco, was in town this I prise and is now at Roseburg awaiting ASHLAND, OREGON, KEEPS A GEN- Tools, a complete assortment of Table and
shipment. Mr. Sutton believes the A eral assortment of goods in his line of Pocket Cutlery, together with a full supply
th»-ir way overland to Sin Francisco, what broke the Bank of California, 1 week.
ot Paints, Oils, Varnishes. Glass, etc.
consisting of Team, Buggy and Plow
The above goods are all of the best qual­
Dr. Callender and lady left yester. foundry will be in running order in trade,
starting from here the next morning. reckon, drawing on it so as to put the
Harness, Team and Buggy Collars, Bridles, ity,
and will be sold
about
a
month.
This
establishment
Stirrups, Lashes, Collar Pads, Currycombs,
The fl igs were flying and quite a money back in the United States day on a vhit to Fort Klamath. They
Cinchos, Whips, Spurs, and everything
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
were accompanied for a distance by will manufacture articles in brass and usually kept in a first-class establishment.
crowd went tn the hotel to see them; Treasury.
New guns made to order, and repairing
iron, besides repairing anything in this Indies’, Men's and Boys’Saddles a Specialty. promptly
several
friends.
otherwise no demonstrations were
done and in good style. All or­
On Finance, he is a Know-Nothing
Repairing
done
with
neatness
and
dis
­
line.
Large
quantities
of
scrap
iron,
ders
filled
with dispatch.
Isidor
Caro,
formerly
a
resident
of
made.
candidate. On Indian Agents, Demo­
patch, and prices to suit the times.
27tf.
JOHN MILLER.
broken
castings,
etc.,
have
accumulated
this
place,
passed
through
town
last
^3
“
WHEAT
taken
at
the
Highest
Mar
­
F rom F ort K lamath . — I. W. cratic. On Schools, Independent.
Rates in exchange for goods.
New Boot and Shoe Store,
Saturday on his way to Roseburg, in this section, which will doubtless be ket Ashland,
Sept. 16, 1875.
He
winds
up
in
favor
of
total
ab-
Berry arrived from Fort Klamath last
where he intends accepting a position sufficient to run the foundry some
week. From him we learn that a person ste.ni-ence. lie actually told us that with S. Marks A Co.
. C alifornia S treet ,
time. Thus we are to secure another
Matt.
Dillon's
New
Saloon,
the
Republicans
would
all
go
round
driving a large band of sheep into
Lige Livingston, the efficient Sheriff important enterprise in our midst, and
J ack.on ville,
• »
• •
Oregon.
Lake county some days ago lost over whisky and drink water; and “Sher­
we trust the citizens of Southern Ore­
Next door to Reames Bros.,
of
Douglas
county,
favored
us
with
a
two hundred of them while crossing idan only ten miles away.”
call yesterday. Mr. Livingston is on gon will lose no opportunity in aiding
Yours, respectfully,
the mountains. He had men out look­
California Street, Jacksonville, Ogn.
his way to Soda Springs to meet his it, thus placing it on a paying basis and
aving permanently located
S
unlight
.
retaining it here.
ing for them, with prospects of suc­
in Jacksonville, the undersigned re­
wife, who has been stopping there for
spectfully informs the public that he ta
cess. We are under the impression
F rom K lamath A gency .—A let­
HE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEAS- prepared to do all kinds of work in the boot
C ounty C ourt P roceedings .— the past few weeks for her health.
that this is Walter Jackson’s band, as
ure in announcing that he has just and shoe making line. Satisfaction guaran­
ter dated Klamath Agency, Septem­
The
following
are
the
proceedings
of
M. CATON.
opened
at the above location, and will teed.
he ftarted his a short time ago for that
S peed P rogramme .—The Com­ ber 1st, gives the following items: constantly out
keep on hand a complete and
the
County
Commissioners
’
Court
for
section. Mr. Berry also informs us
mittee appointed by the Jackson Health of the place very good. Things tirst-class stock of the best brands of wines,
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.
the
September
term
thereof
:
cigars, etc., and also the latest Eas­
that the garrison at the post had a
County Agricultural Society to arrange In general running along in tho old liquors,
tern periodicals and leading newspajiers ol
Officers present—Hon. E. B. Wat­
he tax - payers of the county
grand parade and drill the other day.
a speed programme for the corning beaten tracks. The authorities that the Coast. Give me a call.
of Jackson, State of Oregon, are hereby
i
MATT. DILLON.
son, Judge; John O’Brien and M. A.
Fair have submitted the following:
notified that the Board of Equalization will
be at Washington are cutting down
F ire at W aldo .—We learn that Hueston, Commissioners; E. D. Fou-
meet at the office of the County Clerk of
Thursday, October 21 st— Running expenses, salaries, etc., and several NOTICE TO FARMERS. said
county on the
the residence of Mr. George Simmons, dray, Clerk.
race, half a mile. Premium, $5fi ;
East Holiday in September, 1S73,
of Waldo, Josephine county, was de­
Benjamin Stevens, Supervisor of $37.50 to first horse, and $12.50 to the employes are making their arrange­
O THE FARMERS OF JACKSON and publicly examine the assessment roll«
ments to leave.
stroyed by fire on Thursday, Septem­ Road District No. 3, submitted his re­
County : The proprietors of the Ash­ and correct all errors in valuation, descrip­
second.
land Mills will not exchange flour for wheat, tion or quality of lands, lots, or other
ber 9th. The fire was discovered be. port, which was examined, accepted
A t A pplegate .—lion, L. F. Lane only for the producer’s own consumption, property. All persons interested will ap­
Friday, October 22d— Trotting race,
tween the ceiling and roof, about twen. and ordered placed on record. Resig­
that in their own sacks, unbranded ; pear at the time and plaee appointed.
addressed a good audience at Apple­ and
mile
heats,
best
two
in
three.
Pre
­
but will buy good milling wheat and pay
VV. A. CHILDERS,
ty feet from the stove-pipe, while the nation of Stevens as said Supervisor
gate on the 9th. His remarks were the highest market price.
Assessor of Jackson County, Oregon.
mium,
$100;
winner
to
receive
$75,
WAGNER, ANDERSON A CO.
family were at dinner- It burned so was accepted, and Q. N. Anderson ap­
well received. We learn that Mr.
Ashland, August 18, 1875.
and
second
horse,
$25.
rapidly that little or nothing was pointed instead.
EAGLE MUXS.
Whitney also joined in the discussion,
Saturday,
October
23d
—
Running
saved, although Mr. Simmons was
The petition of W. A. Childers and
NOTICE.
but Warren evidently did not want
HUIE EAGLE MILLS, ONE AND A
race,
single
dash
of
a
mile.
Premium
badly burned about the head in his others for a county road from near the
L half miles from ■ Ashland, have been
any
of
it,
as
he
was
not
on
hand
to
say
of
$100;
winner
to
receive
$75,
and
i
OTICE
IS
GIVEN
TO
ALL
HOLD-
thoroughly
renovated and put in the best
endeavors to extinguish the fire, or north end of bridge near Peterson’s
anything.
ers of lots in Quartzville, in the Galice order by an experienced miller, and are
----------- •-----------
second
horse
$25.
Creek Mining District, that they are re now
­
save some of his household effects. School House, crossing Rogue river
turning out an article of flour that ia
F
or S ale .—Those desiring a first- quired to work out (he amount of labor due gaining a reputation not surpassed by its
Twenty-five
per
cent,
entrance
for
The house was new, not being fully and intersecting road running from
on the road from said place to the stage­ former good name. Wo warrant every sack
completed at the time, as the carpen­ Bybee’s ferry to Rock P»»int, was all the above premiums. Free to all class sewing-machine, bran new, at less road, as per agreement, by the 23d of Sep­ of our flour free of weevil and to be of the
tember, 1875, or, tailing to comply, they best quality.
A. F. FARNHAM.
ter» were etill at work on the building. granted as far as a view and survey of horses. The rules of the Society will I than first cost, can be accommodated will forfeit all right to the same.
by calling on E. C. Brooks and exam­
N. McNAIR.
The loss of house, furniture, etc., will the same is concerned. James A. govern in all cases. Not less than
SETTLE UP.
ining
one
of
the
celebrated
Wilcox
&
amount to fully $3,000— a loss which Panky, John Moon and Wm. Wilson three to enter nor less than two to
All Kinds of Job Printing
Gibbs’ machines.
otice is hereby given that
must fall heavily upon Mr. Simmons were appointed viewers, and J. 8. start for all purses.
the accounts of the firm ot Manning <t
Ish
have been placed in my hands for col­
N
ew
G
oods
.
—
John
Bilger
this
and his estimable family, who find Howard, Surveyor.
T he highest cash price paid for
NEATLY A CHEAPLY EXECUTED AT lection. All persons indebted to said firm
themselves thus suddenly without a
Bills to a considerable amount were county orders. For further particulars week received a first-class assortment
are requested to settle immediately.
H. K. H5NNA.
audited.
of new goods.
I
apply at the T imes office.
home.
The Times Office.
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