Ashland tidings., November 11, 1876, Image 4

THE
ASHLAND
SATURDAY.. ..
TIDINGS
.NOVEMBER 11, 1876.
YOUTH'S DEPARTMENT.
A TREATISE ON “HOSSES.”
being asked if he would not like
to -» be - an
editor,
said, ° gravely,
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•
-
-
u
t
No, I intend to be a
good
LINKVILLE STOVE
PACIFIC
NORTH
W.C. MYER,
man?’
- AND-
A C.ainbritlgc youth, old Ry­
ENIGMAS.
der’s boy, is the author of the fol­
MUTUAL
lowing interesting effusion t
TINWARE STORE,
V.
<
IS-CE3 I.VERY SATURDAY
Hosses is useful ter draw hacks
I am composed of 12’letters :
an uiilk wagons and hearses an a
GEO. T. BALDWIN, - Prop'r
My lr2, 3, 4, is a nick-name for
grate many other useful thinks. boys.
OI II .E—Oil Main Streit, (in re tr
DEALER IN
They eat hay an oats for fodder,
My 10, 9, 12, is an untruth.
and don’t eat linen dusters an door
CLitwoo l’s Dm « Sto e.)
My 3, 2, 5,4, is a large barrel.
- OF—
STOVES,
mats
lik
a
marsh
goat
does.
A
My 6, 7, 12, is a numeral.
Terms of Subsci ip inn :
boss will kick awful hard with his
^Iy 9, 7, 5, 6, 7, is a man’s
Oae copy cne year......... C.................................. *
STOVE BACKS,
hind
toots.
Balzie
Sours
tried
to
name.
'* “ fix months.................. .......................
■** ** three ’*
.................. ......... . .......
hitch a close line round a nold car
GRATES,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
My 1, G » 9, 7, is to put togeth­
»Ctu'x r-itce six copies Rr.....................................
bosses
huff,
once,
an
the
old
boss
er.
Tenn?, in udv.mie.
FIRE DOGS,
kicked hint soz his folks had to
.
C
is
a
thriving
town.
Terms of Advertising:
have a funeral lor liiin. It’s fun
BAKE OVENS,
•».'Oc sqnare 'ten line- o.- lees) 1st la eiti n.... "> "n
VI.
ter
ride
on
a
bosses
back.
Iiuruns
1 OO
-T. ch addiT;on;l fuser’.ion................................
I am composed of 13 letters :
SAD IRONS,
A libera, < iscraut to annual adver'to-Ts.
is the best riders in the world.
My 5, 6, 7, 8, is a “ clincher.”
Church r.i.1 S xlety lulver jsemeuts, turh as Fairs, They skim over the perrarics and
Incorporated 187-1.
lectures, etc , 2i c nts per l'r:e.
ETC., ETC.
My 8, 9, 10,12, is to reverse.
Notices in 1 Koi column, 25 e«*:.ts p».r 'L.e, but no shoot builaloes and peace commis­
My 5, 2, 3, is an article greatly
All kinds of TIN, COPPER and SHEET-
no.iae^perteJ .Gr less Hum Jl.yo.
sioners. 1 wish 1 was a Ningun—
IRl)N
W ARE < n hand and made to order.
l*d scalp my school teacher awful used by the Chinese.
All orders from a distance promptly at­
.1 ub Printing,
My 10, 11, 12, 13, is a circular I
tended to. Prices to suit the times.
\\ hen a boss gits scart
iff ul: description, done o-i ehort no’ke. I/'gal quick.
BoStf.
Capital
ornament.
100.000 Linkviile Aug. lOih, 1876.
Mlacts, Circul.r?, Bash ers C<r !?, B 1 he .d«, Letter­ h< 'll sometimes run a thousand
lie 11? Poet r>, etc., git .en up ia j;ood e’y’e ut livirg
My 1, 6,10, is to spoil.
miles an smash thunder out of
-prices.
My 10, 9, 13, lies before the fire.
cverythink. A bosses tail is the
Dollars^ Gold Coin Hasis.
My 10, 4, 3, is to flee.
CHEAP PAPER !
iisctuhst think in the world to
My whole is one of the import­
T iif . last New Yoik bmkrupt had ket p the flies off ov him. Their ant interests of Ashland.
l.venty-two nurvauts in his houce. llis tails is also useful to make fiddle
creditors didn’t wonder.
I hows out ov. When a horse gets
Tie demand far tte
who
; i sick sox he can’t do no more work Ashland Lodge No. 189,1, 0. G. T,,
Boss T weed is tot cne cf those
bi 1 levo there’s no 1 1 ico like home, he is sent to \\ aid’s hone factory Meets at the II ill of Hc'nian & Fountain every
Friday evening at 8 o’clock p. m . Brothers and
Ho'<l rather be at y where else.
an<l
made
into
toilet
soap
an
ivory
sisters in g rod standing are cordially invited to at- P. WASSERMAN
v
.
les
carries
Lome
a
cod
­
- - PnrsiDExv.
S amu il B
end.
J.
D.
FOUN
TAIN,
W.
C.
T.
i
an
a
lot
of
thinks.
Mean
notlier
fish from the grocery with more Brace
E. QUACKENBUSH - -
V ice P resident .
N. A. J acors , Sec'y.
and ease than udj otb( r man in 31
feller throwed ;i lot of red pepper
D. W. WAKEFIELD -
- - S ecretary .
rhusetC.
in <»ld Allen’s bosses nose one day
Ashland Lod^c No, 23.
W. S. m\DD...................
- - T reasurer .
No lotlr gallon jug will fit into an- i while he stood in front of the lish
• other four-gallon jug, but hardware
W. H. EEF1NGEB . - .
- - A ttornet . For a short time is so great that we have coneluled
A. r.
A. M.,
men expect two joints of six inch stove­ I market. He snorted an run an
to offer it for the balance of the year f >r
G eneral Aarsi.
'throwed lish out of the wagon Holds their stated comniunicatioos Thar« \ay even­ J. I- QUACKENBUSH
pipe to lit together.
D etroit street-ear conductors collect clear down to Fort Washington. lug« on or before the full moon. Ur ,nren in good
standing are cordially invited to att^uj.
ONE DOLLAR!
fare of all persons who Lave been to I’d like to own a boss.
•L S. 1;CI5ANK8, W. M.
A
Importer and Breeder of
PERCHERON HORSES,
—AND-
the Centennial, just tho same as from
W. H. A tkinson , Sec’y.
1)111ECTORS:
those who can’t ailord to go.
Subscriptions will expiro
A
party
of
bovs
were
tellimi
J ohn P.-.E’L J ones , of Rhode Inland,
Asiana Lodge No. 15, P. WASSERMAN,
W. S. LADD,
would do were they w
broke Lis arm for the seventh time, the what they
*
DECEMBER 31st, 18 76,
other day. The lady who takes bis shipwreck» d far out upon the sea,
WM. WADHAMS,
J. L. ATKINSON,
I. O. O. F.,
arm must “ take it up tenderly.”
and lift bulb-ting with the waves ‘Ho’^ their regul tr meeting every Saturday ever- D. W. WAKEFIELD, W. H. EFFING ER,
No ni dter when they commence.
NDW HAVE THREE PURE BRED IMPORT»,
A long next Winter, win n the wood without a plank tb sustain their,. I L at their h«U In Aahhnd. Brothers in good
ed su lliou«, hi .<1 >eveu lull bkx d trnd bath
E. QUACKENBUSH,
M. P. MORSE,
msre*, from m bleb I *iil be able to rnire nock tlm.
runs short and tho potatoes give out,
1
_ . .
_____
' -bn
standing are cjrdLilly invited to at’end.
Address,
w111
frqu.il tbe beet lDjp »r»ed. 1 c mi >w »u; ply J »r-
Each
one
gave
his
opinion,
except,
it won’t Leif» a family a b.t to remem­
J. IL NEIL, N.G.
J. W. BRAZEE.
'iee with g‘>oi half (di* <1 cult», from I to 4 years oH,
ber that they wiut to the Centennial.
Paddy Murphy, who, afte* being J. D. F ountain , Rec. Sec’y.
frem “Wi.i e Pitac*.’ bred l»j oil er i*ris-s. i > It«*
O regonian , Portland, Oregon.
b ive a herd «>f puie hr< <1 Jrrt-vy cuttle, the best in U •
cess Rebekah meetings on T ups lay evening, nearest
C lev '.. lam > div goods men see bitter asked lor his, replied : “
Stare, A'i.h some c. vet f r sals.
W. C. MYER.
times uhea«l. Tinto uro tbirty-tive to ye tor a* cowardly lot of spal­ the full of the menu e;.ca munii.
Ashlai.d, Jr.ne ltlh, l»7tt.
out if.
yards in the last fashionable dress, and
TABLE
RATES.
peens,
ye
’
d
id
I
he
altiier
savin
’
everything looks bright and cheerful.
NURSE & THATCHER,
L. DANFORTH, M. D-,
ASHLAND HARNESS SHOP
yourselves,
an
’
p
,
ql
fhryiu
’
to
save
G en . S herman says that tl.e Indian-»
DEALERS
IN
must be crushed at one blow. Well, another.
hy, it’s Paddy ^Mur­ ^PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
LIFE POLICIES.
General, you have been taking all phy that would swim to shore an’
Jacksonville, Oregon.
Summer, and now where is the “crush­
8itve I’lnisclt, tin' thin come back
er ? ”
MANUFACTUBER OF, AND DEA I.ER IN
FIVE AGES- CT.AteS A. B, C, D, E.
DR. J. It CHITWOOD,
( LOZHING,
A— Ag;f fro u 1 to 12 A.aiu 1’ieiuiuiu, 15 00
T his is iho time to lav in $20 worth am’ (hry to save another.”
B-
20
5 00
12
HATS,
CAI’S,
A shland , O regon . •
of feed for the pig which the family
C-
«>3
20
5 00
A
gentleman,
dinin'g
with
a
got last Spring to eat up the crumb»»
3«>
50
D-
5 00
BO*/TS and SHOES.
OFFICE -At the Ashland Drug Store.
E-
U5
5 00
und yield 150 pounds of potk Without friend one day, was struck with
HARD W A R E,
FANCY G <>I'S
cost.
i the earnestness with which one I Will attend to all c ills in Rogue River Volley. r ir
«25 OO may b e paid at ny one
“No, sir,” said a weary-looking niani ' of the little girls regarded him. tieni ir attention given to CHRONIC DISEASES. I time,many Life Policy,au<l no further A i . lu .1 YANKEE
NOTI >NS,
ll
•
0
I
1
0
Premium will be required, noi any further payment?,
on a strcet-car to an itmividual by his ’
. lie
therefore took her upon his
E I PS A GI NERAL ASSOLT-
J. R. NEIL,
except for lk^ h Afsetsiuturs in tuu spedii d.vis­ G?.O ERI ES CROCKERY, TAINTS, OILS, Eie.,
tide, “I wouldn’t marry the best woman
meut of goods in Ids line cf tracio.
ion aS they ur y occur.
h 3tf.
alive. I’ve been a dry-goods clerk too i knee and began talking with her.
KIN
KVILLE,
I “Please, sir,” said she, presently, ^TroRXKY AT-LAW,
long for that.”
Lr.dies’, Mens’ and Boys* Sa. •
M. U. lilJllCK,
MILO M. DIMICK.
Lako County, - - - Oregon.
O ne million Americans ate carrying 1 “ tell me what’s in the house next
dies, a Speciality.
Jacksonville, Oregon.
loaded canes to hit vicious dogs with, 1 to yours. I’d like to see it.”
and yet no one ever hears of a d >g be­ ! “ Tell me, my little dear, why you
ASHLAND
Team, Buggy and Plow Harness,
ing injured. Either the canes or the '
li. KELLEV,
wish to know?” “Because, sir,
dogs aro a failure,
TEAM A BUGGY COLLARS.
that
you
were
LiVERY
AND
SALE
STABLE,
A young lady (of the agd of six-and-: I heard mamma sav
CURRYCOMBS, BRIDGES,
*
*
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law,
i
thirty) declared the other day in the next door to a brute.”
CINCHO3, STIRRUPS.
stiictest confidence to her maid servant,
fsííB»
J
J acksonville , O regon .
MAIN STREET.
WHIPS, LASHES, SPURS
that sho woukl sooner dye than let ai
3n'ii and boys who an; ashamed Will procice In all the Cmrtsof he Stille. Promp
COLLAR PADS, ETC.. FTC.
single gray hair show itself.
to go up to the bur alone will do t en ion given to »11 busiuee 8 ¡n ruated to my care.
And e\e yibii'g usually kept in a fiist-eho*«
TT ifri : are eighteen difl
c'~‘ ’irent styles it iua treat. Boys, start an anti­ O ffice .— Io the building fonne-ly eccupied by
a Ashland, Oregon.
esk.bii linunt. Lepaiting <‘ q e williieit-
Iv.d lerAc Watson, oppo»ite C.inrt Houte.
of combing ladies’ 1 air, yet ail ‘the
rpilE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
lEORGE NUTLEY TIAS TUE PLEASUr.E JG ne-s and di-patcb at pii.es o euit tie
1 respectluliy iu'o: tn tbe’r friends
fasliiojiiblo females in tho country are treating club. 11 you resolve not
I uiii.uui.ee lo ILe i. li biiuuts ut A-tiiund . mi i’t times.
and the public get orally tint they
holding tlroir breath to tee what the to treat anyone you will soon be
turrouùii’ngs bis re-di. e s lo nn.p.y all whoieed
have put chised the al ove e-tabtisuu ent, wi ha g >ud i uh . in-m. de ix.-ot or »noe, made of thè
nineteenth is going to bo.
i dropped by the “old soaks” and
whit h will be bence'orth conducted under Ae.-t m..teri 1. Cali ai>d t-te toni. buop un M.it WHEAT Taken at the High st
Y es , there should bo reform in the fast “young bloods,” and nine
their constant per.-va-l supervision, und Street, over c;eek, bear li-vige.
Market Rates in Exchange
Astil.<n ì, Jui.e 17lb, 1876.
nultf.
matter of spelling. The editor 1 who
they guarantee satisfaction io all who may
chances
out
often
you
will,
from
for Goods,
lixes up the communications sent in
favor them with their pattonage.
Ashland, Oregon.
by lawyers, doctors, merchants a tul the effects ol that siimle resolution,
Ashland,
June
17th, 1V7««
BoHf.
Aha agents for the
others, sees the need of reforin.
become of some use to yourself
Howe Sewing Machine
I t is believed that if Vanderbilt had and society. Have the courage, W. J. Zimmerman & Co., Prop’rs,
to pay the writers for ail Frame Leslie bo vs, not to treat or be treated.
This celebrated machine, which is ac- fllllE t NDE; SIGN! D V HUES TO RE-
has stoh n for his publications, Vander­
1 mind his Irienth, and 'he tiaveliug pub-
kno>v!ed"ed by every o te to be ti e le st
bilt’s heirs wouldn't get over seventy-
machine
known,
and
which
has
u
el
with
lie
generally,, that Le is still
Le lout.d at
“ Mamina, what is the difference IV F. ARE NOW TREPA RED TO BUILD AND
five cents.— N7. Louis li‘¡‘ii/di.mt.
▼ ▼ repare nil tini» ot M ili J M ining and F aum - n o e ex'ensive sales than any o her oa this
record, is no v being int'Oiluced in Ash­
A related citiztn, fr« m whom a po­ between a little boy and^’a little ng M ichiuery.
LONG E TABLISIIED HOUSE,
land. The Hove is peculiiry adopted o
CLOSING
liceman was tn ing to nseno a 1 imp- girl
ENGINES,
HOUSE
FRONTS,
to any kind o,f work—from a rutile o a boo- where he Is te uly at any tin.e, and on ull
post,
T»nqi a f L>v,- mornings ago, violently re-
“My dear, little boys wear
or shoe. Is simple in co istruction, eisily occasions io set le o e llem the lest the
sildt d
tha endeavor, exclaiming, pantaloons and little girls wear
—AND —
run, and for strength and durability is un market atlvrds, in a style second tonoo'.l ei
“Lemtno 'lone ; I'm (hie) Lold’u th’
surpassed.
I’at tie« desiring to see o e of bouse in Otegon.
dresses.”
ion.”
M A C111N E B L A C K S MIT111N G.
the-e machine-» can do so. by calling oa them
Dinners and suppers for special occasions,
“Ami did I come into the world
T he L uisvillo C<././AfJU S 7
gotten up in appropriate style, at short r.o-
at their otlice.
ce.
JASPER HOUCK.
DIMICK & SON.
“With a forum aud an indeuei’dent all dressed?”
CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS Ashland, Jure 17th. 1876.
roltf.
newspai cr Ciucinin>tti could hardly be
“ No, darling
Cast to Grder.
d stiuguifhed from Rome.” ¡So ? It
“
Then,
ma,
how
did
you
know
had always oceurrtd to us she was more
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS,
I was it litt le girl ?”
like a city m grease.
done at the shortest notice, IL.b'yett metal cou
etantly on hand.
Dm L ewis lias taken n change. lie
At
a
recent
school
examination
TOR THE BENEFIT OF THOSE DESIR- rpilE UNI ERSIGNED WISHING TG
now thinks that invalid persons thould
Dealers in
JL rell out utut qyit busii.es«, oller» his
Stoves,
Sewing
Machines,
. inggo d wagon work, the undersigned
wheel a barrow loaded with bricks up the teachef was not a little sur­
stuck
of «rcfrids ill retail, tor
hereby makes known that l.e can be found
a tteep hill at sunrise, and then sit prised, on asking a little boy what or any o’.her article made of steel, braes or iron, will
at all times at his shop in the S. W. corner
at our ehop.
down t j a breakfast of fried ehtken the four seasons were, to receive lx* A repaired
of the public sq iaie Ashland Ogn; and is
1 wark warranted ia good etyle and at reafona-
aud other good thiugs.
ready und willing 'o do all work entrusted
at>e r .tee.
“l>r..vi; me,” exclaimed a lady with the reply : “ Pepper, piusturd. O d cast iron taken tn exchar ge for work.
CLOTHING, DATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES, to me in a wo kmanlike manner. WAG
for cash .
ON’S, CARRIAGES, BUGtHI^, WHEEL­
crimson fate, fro.u which the perspira­ salt and vinegar.” “Why, Johnny! • )(),OOO lb«
old cast iron
BARROWS, l’LOW STOCKS, Ac., made A Ji I
P £ R S Q K
tion was ooziug in crystal beads, “how how can you say so ?” expostulat­
wanted at qitr Shop imine lia'e’y.
Hardware,
Fancy
Goods,
tq
orde
-
,
and
repaired
0:1
short
1
otice.
W. J. ZIMMERMAN & CO.
pruvokingly cool they look ! ” pointing ed the teacher. “’Cause my
T’-e best Eastern sto k consiantly 0:1 Wishing io commence business, would ¿o
Ashland, Jane 17th, 137§.
toltf.
to a group of graceful figures in the
hand.
W. W. KENTKOR.
mother
always
seasons
with
’
em,
”
well to Call on me, as I will sell my whole
statuary department of the Centennial
Ashland, June 17:h, 1876.
npltf.
Exhibition.
stock on easy terms, at.d tent them my sto 6.
A teacher, wishing to explain
Pay
Up.
In the mein time, I would say to perrons
A B rooklyn clergyman just r; turned
Groceries, Crockery, Paints, Oils, Etc.,
from bis vacation forestalled all possi­ to a little girl the manner in which
LL PERSONS KNOWING THEM-
MILLINERY,
— GE)
U
I a LX HQ —
ble disappointment as to his choice of a lobster casts its shell when lie
selvea indebted to the undersigned,
OGN.
subjects by announcing horn hia pulpit, has outgrown it, said :
LINKVILLE,
LAKE CO.,
e.-peeially in accounts ami roles ot long
1IAVE OPENED AT MY RESIDENCE, That I expect Io start for Fan Francisco
“As I have nut been to Europe, nor to
standing, are requesttsl to make every effort
oil Main street, Ashland, Oregon, a scon, and would like to have my money be­
“ What do you do when you to pay the same bv the 1st ol August.
D. CHAI’MAN’
R. p. NEIL.
<ho i ’.ntennial, nor to any other place
millinery store. I Lave now a beauulpl us
7 starting. I may stay in San Frauciscq
fore
’ J. M. McCALL & Co.
wort!» mentioning, I shall preach the have outgrown your clothes ; you
soitment of
most of the Winter on account of ill health.
Ashland. June 23d. 1876.
ro2tf.
.Gospel.”
throw them away
Meat Market,
• don’t you ? ”
HATS,
If 1 do not sell out intiiely before starting,
E i 'I’. tng tho Mexican V.'ar one of the
“ Oh, no,” replied the little one,
my business will be left with E. J. Farlow
WREATHS, and
CHAPMAN & NEIL,
generals came up to Captain Bragg and U we let the tucks out.”
and J. Q. Latta, with instructions to »¿U
said : * Ciptain, the erisk Las arrived.
LAD1RS’ FINISHING GOODS,
C heap F ob C ash , but STOP the credit part,
Eire!” Whereupon Captain Bragg
Ashland, Oregon,
“ Beggars shouldn’t be chew-
All of which I will sell cheap for cash. AU anti make a desperate effort to close down
»aid to liis lieutenant : “You hear
Dealers It|
eep constantly ’ on hand at their orders from a distance promptly (¡He I.
what tho general s tvs*. i’iro ! ” The sers,” i'.s the m.in remarked when
so that I can in the Spring, either selL out,'
Shop, near the bridge, on Main Street, a good
Aug. 24th, 1876.
MRS. J . EWING.
lieutenant said ; “But, C q-.t (in, I don't a tramp, who accosted him for
supply of fre.*h BEEF, MUTTON, \ EAL, etc.,
or freeze out; and to collect every cent pos­
which tbry «Hier at the Juweet uiirkel price.
see anything to tiro at.” “ Eire at the tobacco, growled because he of­
sible. Woe be unto you! Who are owing
I
Ashland, June 17th, 187G.
noTL
crisis,” said Ciptain Bragg.
fered him ping instead of tine­
FOR
SALL
me in the Spring.
R- B* II argai ixb .
S ome one came to borrow the Hodja’s
CLOTHING,
HATS,
CAPS,
BOOTS
and
SHOES
n&16t|
Ashland Soap Factory. ix liLxnnED aches qr eineci l Ashland, Sep. 28tli, 1876.
a-s. “He isn’t here,” was tho reply. cut.
tivating and pasture land, well improv­
At which moment the a.s brayed from
A poor boy, seeking for em­
ed, with two good dwelling l qtisesand three
AM JjQW MANUFACIURINp, AND HAVE
Hardware, Fancy Goods.
BLACKSMITHING
wiihiu,
on r,iind, a good aaeortoieut of
barnsand other put bouses, situated three
ployment
in
a
Chicago
telegraph
-BY-
“ O Allah!” exclaimed tho appli
and one half miles north of A^lan^, pn the
oflice,
finally
asked
to
be
hired
as
a
cant; “you say he is not here, and
LAUNDRY and TOILET SOAP. O. A C. Stage iQUtP, Bear creek runs
YANKEE NOTIONS,
EUBANKS & FORSYTH.
there he is. braying tuis r.iomeut !”
through the farm, and it is otherwise w« 11
telegraph pole. It was no use—
which
I
offer
to
the
traije
at
price»
to
eujt
the
tlm»«.
“AVii .t!” replied the llexlj.i, with every post' was full.
Groceries, Crockery, Paints, Oils, A7r., My soip h 8 liec-n prouut;na?u by those wtx* 0;.ve watered by springs.
A LL THOSE DESIRING WORK
triad it, to be m,>tri<>r udiiy ini(M>rtel article. Give
indignation ; “ you belive an u.-s rather
Ibis farm will le fold on reasonable
XX iii our line, will find us at the
it a trial, and mpi>ort home lLiluKtry.
terms. For particulars, enquire at this of- “Old Mickelson Stanij” ready to serve them
than an old man like mo with a white
LINKVILLE,
I want in exchauKu for soap 20,000 U-s. of nugh
That
was
not
a
bad
reply
of
a
fice.
I'AAC WOOLEN.
with neitness and dispatch. Particular at
beard ! What a strange fellow you arc!’’
greaee, at ruy factory.
w. H. HATHAWAY’.
Uiition
peid to horso shewing.
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youngster,
the
other
day,
who,
on
Ashland,
June
17th,
1876.
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Lake county, - - - Oregon.
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Ashland Iron-Works,
ASHLAND HOUSE.
CLOSING
O U T !
CLOSING OUT!
Wagon Factory.
Nurse & Thatcher,
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DRY GOODS,
COST Ln FREIGHT
Yankee Notions,
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GOODS,
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