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1776. SEPTEMBER 28, 187C. Till' RS DA V Speaking at Browusboro’gh. RALLY, DEMOCRATS, RALLY ! 1876. B ase B all G ame .—A game of base for the Willamette last week. The P ersonal .—Hon. L. F. Lane and Colonel and lady are delegates to fhe ball was played on Wednesday, the Hon. R. Williams, opposing candidates Weather warm again. GRAND State Grange, which commenced its 20th, between the School nine and a I for Congress, passed through town .Joint discussion to-day. annual session at Albany on Tuesday. picked nine. It proved an interesting Tuesday for Ashland, where tirey held Base ball game Saturday. Senator Mitchell and a prominent game, up to the last inning, when the their first joint discussion yesterday. — and Tilden hats at Reames Bros’. citizen of this place last Thursday bet picked nine seemed to lose their grip S elling O ut .—Ben Sachs is selling The grape crop is large and very fine. $100 each on the result in this State—the and on which the school boys scored Speaking at Brownsborough Satur former betting on Hayes and Wheeler fifteen runs. The following o is the out bis entire stock of goods at San Francisco cost. Here’s a chance for carrying Oregon and the latter wager score : day. It. o. Picked Nine. School Nine. Store fixtures for sale. It. O, bargains. if the — ing that Tilden and Hendricks would Prim, c.............. 3 McCully, s. s 5 1 Madame Ilolt has our thanks fora I 'ron’miller.rd. 4 3 Stinson, p..... 4 2 Give him a call. get her electoral vote. * •j 3 fine cake. 7 1 Short, e. f. Ross, p.......... o 3 Wilkinson, 3 b 4 9 Mosher, c. T he height of impudence—Mitchell Joe Wetterer is manufacturing some S enator M itchell S peaks .—Ore Love, 1. f..... . 3 3 A. Mensor ,2 b. 4 0 — commencing — 5 3 Hanley, e. f. Howard, 1st b.. 1 5 essaying to pass on the character of gon’s Republican Senator last Thurs excellent lager. W. Mensor. 1 b *> 5 Nickerson,3d b. 1 4 day evening held forth at the Court Williams, 2d b. .3 4 Risdon, 1. f....... 1 5 Gov. Tilden. Ye gods ! was e’re such MONDAY, OCT. 9th. 187«, Judge l’rim returned from Coos II. Mensor, s. s 5 3 Klippel, r. f...... 9 4 cheek equaled ? House to a good sized audience, a large Bay last Saturday. AND CONTINUING SIX DAYS. •>•> 27 38 Total .............. portion of which was composed of 27 Total ............... Neat job printing reasonably exe i S ulphur and Molasses, the old fashioned 'I Time of game—2 hours, 30 minutes. Democrats who went to hear what ar cuted at this office. Umpire, Sol. Sachs ; Scorers : School internal remedy for the Itch, is obsolete. Extensive Improvements in Progrès«. guinent the Radicals promulgated in nine, II. Pape, Jr.; Picked nine, I). W. That and other obnoxious skin diseases are A. C. Jones, Esq., returned from the this great campaign, But thewert* C’rosbv. cured in half the time, without disordering I Willamette on Sunday. The second game between these the stomach, by G lenn ’ s S ulphur S oap , Completion of the Water WorkB. doomed to grievous disappointment There is a letter at the T imes office Instead of a dignified address of a U clubs will be played on Saturday next. the great external anti-scorbutic. for Tobias L. Linkswiler. S. Senator, they were treated to the C lub M eeting at I’ ikenix .—The /iTTlie National Gold Medal was awarded The October term of the County harangue of a pot-house politician, school house was filled last Saturday to Bradley Rulofson tor tho best Photo- ; Court will be held next week. which was replete with absurd false evening on the occasion of the meet graphs in the United States, and the Vienna i IN THE HISTORY OF THE SOCIETY. Ed. Crandall, of .Salem, has taken hood«, so glaring that even his own ing of the Eden Tilden and Hendricks Medal for the best in the world. 429 Mont- i gomery street, San Francisco. charge of the Ashland Tidings. party friends became disgusted, His Club. James R. Neil, E«q., delivered he board of managers have MARRIED. spared no exertion or exj>en«e to insure Al. Sturges has placed us under ob effort was mostly a labored defense of a telling speech on the issues of the the complete success of the coming annual i DUGAN — <'A LLAGH AN — On Sept, lfth, himself and party and a villification ligations for some excellent peaches. campaign, which was attentively lis- Exhibition. by Rev. F. X. Blanchet, Dennis Dugan and misrepresentation of the Democ tenod to and highly applauded, lie and Miss Mary E. Callaghan. Lafayette Allen elsewhere advertis racy, which it took him until a late was followed by E. D. Foudray, Esq., es some choice land for sale. See ad. BORN. Rev. J. R. N. Bell arrived home at hour to conclude. We have neither who made some well-timed and inter ' ORTH—In this city, September 21st, to the Passengers and freight taken at half rates on the Oregon and California Railroad, and Ashland from Corvallis on Monday last. the space nor time to waste in review esting remarks. Several names were wife of John Orth, a son. on the lines oi the Oregon Steam Navigation ing his speech, hut will content our added to the roll. Tho club is in a Company. Freight and stock at half rates M. Colwell intends taking some selves with elsewhere correcting a few flourishing condition. Some well on all other railroad, steamboat and steam NEW, THIS WEEK. more horses and mules to Nevada soon. of his many prominent falsifications. ship lines in the State. known speakers will address it next Judge J. II. Reed, of Portland, IS Tho Democracy can stand all such at i Saturday evening, and everybody is LAND FOR SALE. — in town, looking in a fine state of tacks, as they certainly cannot injure invited to attend. IrpiIE UNDERSIGNED offers for Largest Premiums for Trial of Speed. I health. ; 1 sale 240 acres of choice agricultural land, if they do not assist its cause. M itchell made a sly attempt to i 175 acres under fence, situated in Josephine Prof. J. Q. Willits has organized a I county, Oregon. For information, enquire For Blood, Speed and Bottom, now in T ax L evy .—The County Commis get into the good graces of his hearers j of John Bolt, Applegate, or at the residence process singing school in town, which is well of training, never heretofore equaled LA FAYETTE ALLEN. last Thursday evening by talking very of in the State. sioners met, pursuant to adjournment, attended. nicely on the railroad question and Arthur Langoil and the Misses Lan- on Saturday, the 1Gth, a full Board saying that the gap between Roseburg UNION /■ir See Mammoth Posters. present. gell arrived from ratke county on Sat W. A. Childers, County Assessor, and Reading would he closed in three urday last. submitted the assessment roll for the years. We hope there is no sane man For particulars, price of admission, or any COR. CALIFORNIA <t 4th STS. Rev. A. D. Manion will preach at other information, address year 187G, of which lhe following is a who believes tho story. The speaker, E. M. W AITE, Secretary. lhe Court House on the third Sunday however, forgot to tell how it was that synopsis; Salem, Oregon. in October. I rpHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE- he worked so assiduously for other Gross value of all property, $1,850,- 1 s peel fully inform their friends and the T. A. DAVIS. School Superintendent Farlow was 848 ; amount of indebtedness, $415,- Oregon railways to the detriment of I public F. K. ARNOLD. generally that they have purchased in town Monday on business connected 421 ; exemption, $187,908. Taxable our road. Deeds speak louder than the above establishment, which will be henceforth conducted under their constant with his office. property in the county, $1,247,519. words. personal supervision, and they guarantee satisfact.cn to all who may favor them with The Sam’s Valley Good Templars Number of polls, 761. S tarted in B usiness .—By private their patronage. will hold a picnic at Chavner’s bridge These stables are centrally located, and W II O LES A LE DRUGGISTS, The following tax levy was made ; letter we learn that Louis Horne and within convenient distance of the various next Saturday. State tax, GJ mills ; School tax, 3 mills; family arrived in Eureka, Humboldt houses of public entertainment. Horses 11 FRONT STREET, mules will bo boarded and cared for at Rev. S. W. Davies, formerly of Ap County tax, 10| mills. Total, 20 mill«. Bay, Cal., on August 3uth, after await and moderate charges. They have one of the The following amount was also or ing a steamer tor three weeks at Cres largest and finest stocks in Oregon, south of plegate, is stationed at Pendleton, PORTBANn, OREGON. dered levied on all able-bodied men cent City. They started in business Portland, of Umatilla county. BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES, Quite a number of families from over 21 and under 50 years: State on the 13th, and are conducting the With single or double teams, for hire on rea terms. A!<o good Saddle Horses ' WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND town propose vi.-iting Chavner’s new |M)1I tax, $1 ; County p < »11 tax, $1 ; Russ House at that place. Their many sonable and Mules, which will he hired to go to any »I a complete stock of Hospital, $2. friends here will be pleased to learn of part ot the country at moderate rates. bridge next Sunday. I Animals bmiglii, and sold, and broke to The Assessor presented his list of their unbounded success. There is some talk of resurrecting saddle or harness. DRUGS, persons liable to military duty, which CARDWELL A- McMAHON. the Independent Literary Society dur R ich V ein S truck .—A very rich was accepted and ordered on file. PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES, ing the Winter months. vein of ore has been struck in the EXTRA NOTICE! We are in receipt of a complimen A uction .—The undersigned will of quartz ledge of Klippel, Fisher, Mc PATENT MEDICINES, tary ticket tothe State Fair, which com fer at auction at their store in Jackson Donough, Kahler & Co., situated in the —TO— mences on the 9th prox. ville their entire stock of General region of Fort Lane. Gold is very GLASSWAUE, WINDOW GLANS, Newman Fisher returned from Lake Merchandise, consisting of dry goods, plain in the rock, some of which aver county to-day. He reports everything clothing, boots and shoes, groceries, aged $15 a pound when crushed in a PAINTS. OILS AND mortar. If this rich vein proves lovely and flourishing there. I hardware and many other articles too IN SOUTHERN OREGON. PAINTER’S STOCK OF EVERY KIND, Walter .Jackson, of Salem, is in numerous to mention. Sale will com of any size the proprietors have the town. We learn that ho intends re mence on Saturday, September 2, 1876, best ledge extant. BLUE VITRIOL, moving with his family to this place. and will be continued every Monday JENSEN & IFFLAND, T he Republican National Committee LUBRICATING OILS, ETC. ETC. Those desiring good land in any and Saturday following, until all is must have a very poor opinion of the quantity on Applegate should apply to sold. The entire stock will positively intellectual and moral status of the U. S. BAKERY, YREKA, be sold without reserve. Come every people of Oregon to send men of such John Bolt. See his advertisement. ARE now selling •Kfr Sole A «rents for Oregon for the cele body and secure bargains. Wil- calibre as Mitehell and Geo. II. I brated CARBOLIC SIIEEP DIP, which Tho Democracy of Ashland will or Those indebted to us are requested lianas to advise them how to vote. Soda, Graham, and Su^ar kills Ticks, Lice and all parasites on sheep, ganize a Tilden and Hendricks Club and is a sure cure for screw-worm, scab and foot rot. Circular sent on application. Crackers, to-day. The good work goes bravely for the last time to come forward, pay God help the man whose opinion they up, and save expenses. can mould, especially’by such efforts as Jenny Lind Cakes and Gin on everywhere. S achs B ros . STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS. made by the former last Thursday ger Snaps. M. Mensor is fitting up the building evening. one door south of Orth’s brick, in A F ine S tock of N ew G oods .— VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL which he will shortly open out a large Reames Bros, this week received the S chool M eeting .—The Directors lx persons desirous of making application to be admitted as students from Jackson stock ot new goods. largest, best and most complete stock of Jacksonville District No. 1 have We will guarantee to sell a better article ot i county to the University of the State of Or Crackers cheaper than can be laid egon at Eugene City in accordance with the Railroad surveyors have made their of goods that has been brought to this called a meeting, to be held at the down from San Francisco. j terms of the Act of the Legislature in regard appearance in Lake county, and the section for a long time. It comprises school house on Thursday, October 5th, 1 thereto, that the County Court of the State Oregon for the county of Jacksun will an endless variety of dry-goods, cloth at 4 o ’ clock P. M., for the purpose of citizens of that section are in high glee Send in Your Orders Now ' | of make such selections on ing, hats, novelties of all kinds, and voting on the proposition of levying a over railroad prospects. -TO- Thursday. October 5. 1876. The Chinaman under arrest for steal other articles too numerous to men tax to pay for building the new addi 1 at the Clerk’s office in said county by draw- ing from the names presentod four persons ing a purse from Cretchfield has been tion, of the latest styles and best qual I tion to the school house and maintain JENSEN & IFFLAND, YREKA, CAL. i as students to said University in conformity with the law in such case made and pro liberated, his Mongolian cousins fur ity. They keep everything usually ing a free school for a year. vided. found in a first-class merchandizing Notice to Teachers. nishing the $500 bunds. U nion L ivery S table .—Cardwell Done by order of the County Court at the establishment and sell at most reason J- McMahon, the new proprietors of i September term thereof. Matt. Obenchain this week killed a SI LAS J. DAY, County Judge. able prices. Give them a call and see this popular stable, are now ready to rpiIERE WILL BE A PUBLIC EXAMI- Attest : E. D. F oudkay , County Clerk. hog, having an addition to each fore L nation of applicants for teachers’certili- for yourselves. i cates held in Ashland on attend to the wants of the public. foot that represented a thumb, and State Agricultural College^ Satnrday. September 30, 1876. which was connected with the joint. * I t is amusing to see how Mitchell They are experienced hands at the Teachers will please take notice and act CORVALLIS, BENTON CO. Win. Kahler, of Grant’s Pass, who stuffed his Republican hearers last business, and, having a first-class lot in accordance therewith. E. J. FARLOW, has been on a trip East, returned yes Thursday evening and to hear them of horses and buggies, are bound to County School Superintendent. , Tho next Session begins Thursday, Sep terday. He is enjoying fine health rehash his arguments now when en give satisfaction. See their advertise Ashland, Sept, il, 187(5. tem her 21, 1876. ment elsewhere. and is highly pleased with his visit. gaged in a political conversation. A LAGER! LAGER!! larger mass of willful perversion could J udge P rim . — The Coox 7?o»/ News ICST ADVANTAGES OF ANY INSTI- Rev. R. C. Oglesby, formerly of this tution in the State. A Collegiate educa not have been promulgated in the has this to Bay of the aljove named section, has been appointed Presiding tion, liberal, thorough and complete, FREE. THE EAGLE BREWERY. Yet a few vacancies for next session. Elder of the Blue Mountain District same time it took the redoubtable Sen gentloman : STATE STUDENTS. Circuit Court closed on the 18th. by lhe Conference of the M. E. Church ator to doit. Ills effort w is nothing The law provides for the free tuition of but reckless assertion, unsubstantiated Judge Prim, who presided in place of fllHE PROPRIETOR, JOS. WETTERER, : sixty young men, over sixteen years (»Id. South. Hon. J. F. Watson, has won golden i 1 has now on hand and in constantly man- Young men may secure appointment« by I by the records. ufacturing the best Lager Beer in Southern applying to the Senator for the District in Father Callan, of Yreka, is conduct opinions, by his conduct on the bench, ' ' Oregon, which he will sell in quantities to ■ which they reside, or tn ing an eight days’ mission at the Cath I suit purchasers. Call and test t he article. O rgans .—Mr. I. W. Gardner, of from all classes of our citizens. B. L. ARNOLD, President. olic Church, having commenced Sun “Gardner Brothers,” of California, has R eturned .—We are pleased to see FOR SALE. FOR SALE. day last. A good attendance is pres just arrived in Jacksonville with a that Rev. J. R. N. Bell has been re ent daily. number of fine parlor organs of dif turned to this section by his Confer PORTA BLE FIFTEEN-HORSE POW- 4 BAND OF 1.120SHEEP, WELLGRAD- The Committee appointed to investi ferent manufacturers, and would be ence. Mr. Bell is a popular and effi er steam engine is offered for sale. It j x\. ed with merino, consisting of 670 ewes ■ has only been in use three months and is and in 450 lambs of good size, within five gate the books and accounts of Secre pleased to have those desiring musical cient worker in the cause of God, and perfect running order. Terms—six months’ miles of Fort Klamath, are otlerod tor sale tary of State and State Treasurer have instruments call and examine his stock, his many friends will be highly grati credit, with approved security. En<|iiire of cheap. These sheep have shorn from HENRY KLIPPEL, to 9 j»ounds of good wool in the last year. appointed RobL A. Miller, of this in front of Nat. Langell’s shop, oppo fied at his return here. C. C. BEEKMAN. Full one-half of the breeding ewes" will ! raise good bucks. The whole tlock can be site City Cigar Store. * place, as its clerk. J oint D iscussion . — Hon. L. F. bought ata very low price bv applying to Farms for Sale low* or Day ot Atonement, JOHN CALLA<MiAN, F or O akland .—Alex. Martin this Lane and Hon. Richard Williams, North-east of Jacksonville. commenced yesterday evening and week started with fourteen fine horses Democratic and Republican candidates Persons desiring to purchase good farms will continue until 6 o’clock p . m . to for Reading, from which point he will for Congressman, will hold a joint dis of any size will do well to enquire of WM. ¡ PU RCHASING JOHN BOLT, Applegate, Oregon. day. Our Jewish citizens will fast ship them to Oakland, Cal., where he cussion at the Court House to-day, at B. ¿GENT, during its prevalence. P°r af homo. Samples is building a large stable. He will re one o’clock P. M. Everybody is in iôtrAÔûrt 1 1 worth ¿1 free. S tinson A Col. J. N. T. Miller and family left • turn in a few days. ilAKE.'i^AN FRANCISCO, California. i vited to attend. • Co., Portland, Maine. LOCAI, BREVITIES. CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION I .4 —----- ■------- — • - — —---------- STATE FAIR! Oregon State Agricultural Society, A. C. JONES, W. M. COLVIG, Ju., \n<l others w ill address the citizens of .1 wk- s.>n countv oil the Political Issues of the IMv at the Brownslmrouirh school house, in 1. ’’’e Butte precinct, on next S iMirday. > •> t mb r 3tv h. at which t in ‘ a Ti <1>n ami H -mlricks < Inh w.11 be organized. Speak in.; t<> coinnicnce at I o’clock P. M. Ev- ervbodv i> invited to attend. F ine G hapfs .— Rev. Father Blan chet has pl iced us under obligations for a bountiful supply of splendid grapes, grown in his vineyard. ———. <---- -- - - — Mnt HE1.L says Mr. Ixtne makes a good Representative. This is the opinion of the people of Oregon, and they will re-elect him by an increased majority. .. - — — — ■ • - —— — At. dix F ki it D ryer .—The Alden Fruit Drying Company will commence operations in a few days and is now ready to purchase fruit. The Super intendent, II. L. Bacon, informs us that 50 cents, in coin, per 100 pounds will be paid for good apples. Bring them along. ---- ------------ M r N 1 >T ERIA L A 1’POINT.M ENTS. —The fallowing np|s»intinents for this section were made by the Conference of the M. E. Church South, held recently at Corvallis: R'W. J. \V. Stahl, Presid ing Ehler ; Rev. J. R. N. Bell, Jackson ville Circuit ; Rev. Mr. Burgher, Ap plegate Circuit ; Rev. A. C. Howlett, Table Rock Circuit ; Rev. John Slagle, Kerbyville Circuit. * - F or S alem .—W. C. Myer writes us that he has decided to go by rail from Roseburg, and consequently will not start f-»r Salem from Ashland until October 2d. He has engaged thirty- five -tails at the Stale Fair grounds, which he will probably fill with the j, ock he takes from here and th White Prince colts that ho will pro cure in the Willamette for exhibition and sale. - '■ —+ ' ■ — S peaking at S am ’ s V alley .—A large audience was present at the Democratic meeting at Stanley’s store last Saturday, lion. Ilmiry Klippel and Win. M. Colvig, Esq., delivered stirring and interesting addresses on the political issues, which were well received. We learn that a rousing club was organized at the conclusion of the speaking, but somehow we have not received the particulars. Tilden and Hendricks slock is “away-up” here. L egislation for this S ection . —Tho following business affecting Southern Oregon has been transacted in the Legislature: Senator Thompson introduced S. J. R. No. 47, to create the office of State Land Register at Linkville. The Senate committee on claims re ported unfavorably on S. IL No. 10, for the relief of Jackson county, intro duced by Mr. Herrin. Mr. Herrin introduced S. B. No. 37, Io provide for the relocation of county seats, which provides for a more sim ple and satisfactory method of getting lhe re-location of county seat to a vote than the present one. —----- • — T eachers ’ I nstitute .—The Jack- son County Teachers’ Institute will hold its next regular session in the Ashland Academy on Friday and Sat urday, October 20th and 21st, 187G. The Institute will open on Friday morning, at 9 o’clock, and the day will be occupied in illustrations of the dif ferent methods of teaching. In the evening the following question will be open for discussion: llenolced, That it is the duty of the present Legislature to increase the school tax and enact a law enforcing compulsory education. Saturday will be spent in discussing methods of teaching In the evening Prof. J. W. Merritt will address the Institute. All teachers are requested and ex pected to be present and assist in try ing to make this the most interesting session ever held in Jackson county. J. H. SKIDMORE, President. J. Q. W illits , Secretary. LARGEST ATTENDANCE T Half-fare for Passengers & Freight. LIVERY AND SALE STABLE, T. A. DAVIS & CO., MERCHANTS AND DEALERS I To Merchants and Dealers B A
