Ashland tidings., June 15, 1877, Image 3

THE
FRIDAY
ASHLAND
TIDINGS
JUS E
15, 1877
Agents for the Tidings.
L. 8 mne’»,
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Portland, Oregon.
JneohTno np«on,
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8. M. Pet'll«? 1 A- Co.,
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N-w York
Roca well 6i Cuee»man,
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st.
L P. Fir er,
..... Sin Francisco.
Too*. Boyce,
J. R. Neb,
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Jack- uvi’le.
C. 8 8»-rgent,
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p aeu x.
Ed. R. (A*-n,
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Cet/ral Point.
Mis- Aftie W. Cnlvig,
.
.
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R.*-k Point.
C. B. Watson, General Agent for Lakecouuty.
T he T idings office was favored by a
pleasant call from the Misses Anderson,
this week. Come again ladies, “our
boys” are good looking.
THE FOURTH! THE FOURTH!!
A FARMER’S OPINION.
All Join Hands and Circle to
Wagner Creek.
C oming D own —Tureo new Howe
sewing machines, were put up at auc­
tion, on the streets, in this place, last
Saturday, and brought §35, each.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED,
G rants P ass , June 12, 1877.
E ditor T idings :—Permit me through
your musts excellent paper to give a
few thoughts, iu regard to what the
people of Southern Oregon need and i
must have, so that they can compete1
with other portions of the Pacific coast.
The first and greatest need is a railroad
through Rogue river valley, to connect
with the Oregon arid California roads;
Do we want a road ? Most undoubtedly I
the response would be yes! But how
can we have it ? My understanding is
that California is ready to put their
road through from Reading to the State
line; between Oregon and California,
just as soon as Oregon is ready and
willing to meet them. Now what can
be dune to accomplish the desired end?
I propose that the people of Jackson
county, in conjunction with the north
eastern portion of Josephine and the
southern portion of .Douglas counties,
offer a certain amount of money, or its
equivalent in the products of our coun­
try, say seventy-five or one hundred
thousand dollars as a bonus, to the
present owners uf the O &. C. R R , or
to any company that will undertake to
build the road. Let us make a move
in that direction and see whai can be
done. I am of the opinion tbai each
producer ami consumer could well af­
ford to give two or three per cent, an­
nually on B10 valuation of his property,
for two or three years, for the comple
tion of said road through our valley,
¿»nd by so doing seventy or seventy-five
thousand dollars could be raised, and
it is certain that we would realize back
again the full amount giveu, in less
than two years after the completion of
the road; in the reduced rates on
freight, on our imports and exports
alone, besides the increase in the value
of real property and many other advan­
tages derived from the road and its
building.
These are a few of my thoughts, on
this subject; my object iu penning them
is to bring this important subject be
fore the people of Southern Oregon
and to arouse from their lethargy, in
hopes they will meet together and thor­
oughly discuss the subject of a railroad
through our county. M >re anon,
W m . K aiilor .
And Everything Ready to
Move.
Averill Mixed Paints.
VOLUME II
Tbefe points have stood the t»'st of years,
and are row better than ever. They are
compered of the best materials know n to
tLe trade.
THE TIDINGS
Has entered upon the second year
of its existence with brighter
STRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD I
prospects than ever, and
AND PURE FRENCH ZINC.
wants each of its
J. M. M c C all â C o ., have received,
Congregate und Shoot the Big Gun».
this week, another large invoice of new
goods of every description; also a large
Pursuant to notice, the citizens of
I
shipment of extra sugars, which they Wagner Creek met on the 10th iust. and
Which are so united by our process of man­
ASHLAND P. O. REGISTER.
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ufacture. as to produce paint which is
propose to sell at very low rates.
proceeded to make arrangements for
more
durable, beauiif.il and will last
Stages leave Ashland as follows:
celebrating
the
coming
Fourth.
A
twice
as
long as any other point known.
O wing to the lack of Congress to
The O. <t C. Stage Co.’nStaEe leave Ashland I
committee
consisting
of
L
A.
Chand
­
for Jacksonville, Rock Point and Rose­ make necessary appropriations, we
To 6end in an additional namo,
burg every day at 6 a. m. Mail clones at learn that the soldiers at Fort Klamath ler, J. C Durkee and Gilbeit Anderson
WE
EXCEPT
NONE.
so to make things lively these
5:30 a. m.
was appoiuted, to act with similar com
For Henly, Yteka and Reading at C p. in. whose times expires within three or
“dull times.”
Its coct to the consumer is considerably
four months after July will be dis­ mittets from Ashland and Phenix, all
Mail clones at 5:30 p. m.
to constitute a committeo of arrange­
Hetb.n A Garrett’« Stages leave A-liland charged in July.
less than the AVERILL PAINT is alreidy
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
ments to prepare for a grand celelra-
mixed and liniel if required. Fur Sale by
mornings for Linkville, and return on :
W hile playing a game of base ball at tion at some suitable place on Wagner
TIIE TIDINGS
every Tne««iay. Thursday and Saturday.
Leave Linkville tor Lake City, California, , Jacksonville, the other day, we hear Creek. On the meeting of these com­
J. M. McCALL & CO ,
Wednesdays ; arrive at Lake City Satur­ that a swift ball struck Ed. Hanley on mittees, sub-commiitees will be ap­
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Ashland, Oie^on.
days ; leive Lake Citv Mondays : arrive the finger and dreve the bone through
pointed
to
carry
out
the
details
of
the
at Linkville Thursdays, carrying mail aud i
With a competent corps of cor­
the palm of his hand.
programme that may be adopted. The
paesengers.
M. MAYER.
respondents, proposes to ba
Regn lar passenger wagon leaves Ashland |
following named gentlemen volunteer
W e Lave hardly been in the com­
for Linkville every M >uday morning, and
ed their services to help prepare the
returns every Saturday
munity long enough to get exactly the
grounds, to meet on Saturday June 23:
A. I>. HELMAN, P. M.
The Livliest Local Newspaper
“
ruu
of
the
ropes,
”
but
suppose
there
g....1. 11
i.i.
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Gilbert Anderson, J. C. Durkee, Dtvid
is a good j 'ke on somebody iu the fol­
Payne, Fred. Patterson, Wm. Brown.
L03AL INTELLIGENCE.
lowing concise communication, which
Having located perminently in Ashland In the country; and as it does
Mr. Hamrick, Jacob Casebier, Wm.
we have just received:
not deal largely in politics,
and engaged in Tailoring, I respcc’fiilly
C herries plenty
Returned—The “Rollicking party,” Tallent, John Tallent, A bert Helms
it is the best
and Wesley Brittain; Mr. J N Woody
solicit the patronage of the public. I will
The
aforesaid
“
Mules,
”
the
Big
White
S trawberries also
oeffsred to furnish lumber for the ta
warrant satisfaction in all my wotk. I also
Woman, the little black man and Jim.*
bles.
Auy
person
disposed
t
>
help
can
T ime for ice-cream.
keep all kinds cf Ashland Manufactured
L ook O ut for H im .—The Grand report to the committee. Everybody
Woolen Goods for sale by the yard.
G ood weather on June bugs.
Secretary, I. O. O. F., of Oregon has cordially invited to participate.
notified the subordinate lodges that
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IW. MAYER.
B est trout come from Lake county.
PIONPGR SOCIETY OF SOUTHERN
§700 reward will be paid for the arrest
z
OREGON.
E verybody is invited to 4thebrate on and delivery to the sheriff of Boise
HCUSE AND LOT
F
lhe
annual
meeting
of
the
society
county,
Idaho
Territory,
of.
Caleb
B.
Wagner Creek.
Mosher, who is accused of the murder was held at the Court House in Jack
THE TIDINGS
L ots of rve-skockets for the 4th, at of Halsey W. Chamberlain, at Quartz sonvllle on the 7th day of June, 1877;
Dr. Chitwood’s drug store.
burg, on the evening of M.«y 4th. Cov­ officers present: Col. John E. Ross,
Has the largest circulation, and
IN ASHLAND,
F lour is selling in this market at enant Lodge No. G, of Placerville, of President; L. J. C. Duncan, Vice-Pres
ident;
Wm.
Huffman,
Secretary
and
U.
which Mr. Chamberlain was an honor­
is consequently the best
§3 00 per hnndred pounds.
ed member, will pay §600 of the above S. Hayden, Treasurer.
Just North of the M. E. Church. As nice a
T he thermometer marked 94 in the reward.
The minutes of the last meeting were
Io ?afi >n as there is in town. Also one share
in the Ashland Water Ditch.
“cool shade” last Sunday.
read and approved.
Inquire a1 the T idings office or of 'Squire
T here has beeu a trial to test the
The treasurer made his report, b I ioxv
Huffman.
Jacksonville.
47—3m
Judge Tolman and party are of! on a ownership of p operty going on in Jus­
mg amount of receipts §27 ami dis­
trip to the gold regions of Cow creek. tice DePeatt's court this week, wherein bursements §8. Repott adopted.
INTERESTING TO FARMERS! In this part of the State. Tho
some
horses
and
sewing
machines
are
The roll of members, giving dale and
subscription price is only
Spring chickens ought to be ripe
the'chatties
conte»tM.
Six
men
after
;
he
undersigned
,
believing
it
place of biith and the time of arrival in
enough to pick now; can somebody tell
to be to the inutu tl advantage of
hearing
tue
evidence
and
the
argument
j
Oregon,
was read aud corrected. Six
us whether they ar«?
of four lawyers and setting up ail night J addhionul members weieenro led.
Millers aud Farmers,
S ilas K ilgore , kl-q., returned from with it, failed to come to any conelu I Tho anuual election of officers was
Have made arrangements whereby the
the city last Saturday and is aguiu in sion on the matter, and wore discbarg- j then held and the following offijeia
Lis office at Mrs. Hargftdine’s store.
ed. To-day court will convene again, 1 were duly elected, to wit:
Ashland and Phoenix Mills,
G ood wheat wanted at Eagle Mill, tf
aud six more able-bodied men will
President: L. J C. DuncaD; Vice-
M essrs W atson , H ad nah and Kent, I
Will be under the management of J a ­ Send in your name and commence
Notice.
wrestle with the question, “who do the PreBidenfs: Capt. Thomas South and
cob W auser . who will have charge oi
attorneys of Jacksonville were in town i
P
ersons
indebted
to
the
estate
of
with the new volume.
things belong to.”
Kaspar Kubh; Secieiary: Wm. ILff- the lato A F. Farnham are expected both Mid» lor the Company during the ensu
this week attending court.
ing tetr, e iding Jiilv 1-t, 1877.
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maii; Treasurer: U. S. Hayden.
to settle t*10 ►aniH on or before the
F
or the benefit of oar eastern sub­
W v wi 1 pay the bizhest market, price for
II elman & F ountain have added ex­
The president elect was conducted to 15iU day of^Iay, 1877.
good m -rcbantaole whe t, and aie prepared
scribers
we
will
say
that
th«
letter
b;
tensively to their stock of general mer
S arah A. F arnham ,'
t-» contract fl »nr at th- l i^rst piice per
the chair by Measrs. Anderson aud
thousand | oniids a» the Mills.
■chsudis«) and now have whatever you Frank Noel, from Salem Oregon, under Taylor.
Administratrix.
date
of
May
6:h,
to
the
IL
lt
Co.,
(Mo)
Office of th- Company at the Ashland There is, i« connection with the
want. »See their new ad. to day.
A
committee
consisting
of
J
A
Cird-
Mills.
Add'e-s,
Lust Cull.
Press, is a batch of misrepresentations
Newspaper office, a completa
WAGNER, ANDER-ON &
we.l
aud
U.
S.
Harden
was
appoiuted
Mil. W arner was on the jury, lock­ from beginning to end. The fellow ba.l
Those knowing them-elves indbted
FAUMEK’S CO.,
ed up all night Tuesday nigLt, and been fishing, didn’t get a bite, was in relation to a badge for the use ol to the estate of the late 11. B. Harga-
nM'.'tf.
Ashland. Orepon.
when lie went homo in the morning he tired and soured, aud so thought to get the member*; the comm.ttee to report <line either by note or book account are
hereby informed that they must pay up
fouud out that lie was son struck. lie even with the “ W. b-footera” for bis at the next meeting of the Society.
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All debts must be
On motion, it was ordered that until mmediately .
is doing very well, however, and so is “fisherman's luck” by inditing curses
promptly
seitled.
There must be no
the boy.
on the country to his Missouri freinds the committee appointed for that pur I more delay. I will be fouud at the
And everything in the line of Job
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pose,
report
on
the
badge
for
the
use
of
I
Printing can be executed at
M arried .—At. Jacksonville Juno 7th lustead of “some little wool of a very the members of lhe Society, a tempor­ Ilirgadme Store, at all times. Cal)
and
see
me
at
once.
l>y the Rev. M A. Williams, Mr. Peter poor quality, 2 or three pounds to the ary badge consisting of a piece of buck­
S ilas W. K ilgore ,
N. Ficke and Miss Henrietta Raihter, i sheep, bringing 18 cents a pound,” we skin, with tne initials of the society
Executor.
Ashland, Oregon.
have the highest grades of wo<4, and
alt of Jackson conntv.
plenty of sheep that will turn oil 5 t<» 7 thereon bhall be used, and that the
A n old saying (mid uot altogether an I N BORGE NUTLEY HAS TI1F PLEASURE TO
to the i>h bi uniti» of A»tiiaud -ud Ur In as neat and workmanlike man­
( * aui.otu.ee
L etter from “Traveler No. 2” is pounds of it, at 25 cent« a pound. His treasurer shall provide the same for untrue on«-) is, “a penny saved is two surroinjd
’uiii hie readiue-s to supply all who need
earned;” according to this two saved is wi.h a ¡» x»»I cuiuan-ai d- bml or enue, »nade of the ner as at any office in the Stato.
• crowded out of this issue, but will ap­ land statements are even wider of the distribution to the members by
four earned, and in purchasing an beet m.iteri 1 Call a> d et-e hau. bhop on Maiu
mark than bis wool story. In fa- t he Secretary.
pear next week.
Street, over creek, Dew b »dgj.
got just about as far from the truth in
Ashland, June 17tb, 1876
noltf.
The President in b^ialf of Mrs. w. organ if you can save §50 it is as good
as §100 earned, which would go a great
all
he
said
as
he
well
could.
L et the cinnibar mineis feel happy
G. T’Vanlt, presented to the soc'ety way t »war<l the purchase; you can do
Quicksilver has gone up during the
L et E very F armer R ead .—The No. 1 of Vol. 1 of the Oreyoa Spectator, this by buying the Star Parlor Organ.
See advertisement in another column,
week to—about 90 in the shade.
CALL AND SEE SPECIMENS
Colusa Sun says: “Mr. K -ndrich, a published in Oregon City, Oregon Ter­ and send for circular and price list.
XVE HEREBY GIVE TIMET.Y NOTICE TO
ritory, February 5 h. lSlu, W. G. T -
V V all kuo*ug thenieeivea iudubt^d U) ub that
29:ly.
T he swarm of California immigrants large f irmer who reside» on the plains Vault, Elitor. The Oregon Spectator
uur book*
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MUST BE SETTLED UP!
hunting water abates not a jot nor a tit-! just north of Germantown, was in town
T he best of flour and fresh ground
Of our work, or address your or­
was the first newspap«)r published in
Either
by iu«D*y or eome other Btiirfacory ar-
this
week,
and,
as
is
our
custom,
we
tie. Let’em come, we’ll soak ’em np
praliam
and
coru
meal
delivered
in
any
ders to
raiigeuiei.t, by tu*? arse of January, 1877. Those
interviewed him about his crop pros- j Oregon. On motion, ordered that the part of Ashland, at mill prices, by the uwieg notes >xi;i call and make eaiisluclury Betlic-
next winter.
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rneui. •* A v i rd to the wise----- .”
pects. He says that ho crossplowed thanks of the Society be tendered to Eagle Mill, also Bacon and Lard. *
J. M. M c C all & Co.
I
Mrs.
G.
T
”
Vault
and
that
her
name
be
T he caterpillars have stripped most some of bis worst land last spring,
A shland , May 12. 1877.
o<48;f.
enrolled
as
a
member
of
this
society.
• of the ash timber of the green leaves, after it Lail been plowed early in the
N EW A DYE RT ! SE M ENTS.
Col. John E. Ross moved that the
and naw an ash tree looks, as lonesome winter; some h<o run a cultivator over,
Th© “Tidings0
society
bold
a
picnic
on
the
seoond
as in the dead of winter.
and some be left with one plowing, i
THE BENEFIT OF THOSE DEMR-
FOURTH OF JULY BALL!
That that be plowed once will make, Thursday in September next, which
inggo d w.igon w»»rk. the undersigned
Ashland, Jackson Co., Oregon.
T here is a train of immigrants, from
hereby makes known that l e can be lo'ind
soma wheat but the cultivated land has motion was carried. On motion of E
the dry districts of California camped
at all limes ai his shop in the S. W. co. ner
grain some six inches higher; the twice K. Anderson a committee of five wa-»
of (lie public fq-iaie Ashland Ogn; and is
'below town, looking Jor work. Hur-
plowed some six inches higher still, appointed to select the place for hold-!
ieidy and willing o do all work entnis’ed
'vestera who need hands take notice.
iug
the
picnic
and
also
to
make
arrange-1
io me in a wo'i kniaiilike manner. WAG­
and a difference in each case of more
ONS,
L’A Kill AGES, BU<;GIES, WIIFEL-
D r . W m . Jackson, dentist, of Jack­ than five bushels to the acre. The grain ments for the eamo. Col. John E ;
BAKKOWS, i’LOW STOCKS, Ac., made
to <»rde ■. and repaire«l on short notice.
sonville, is on a professional visit to was sown cross whe of the plowing, lio-s. E K. Anderson, Granville Nay ,
lor,
James
J.
Fryer
and
S.
C.
Taylor
T^e best Eastern sto k- co toan’ly on
WILL
RE
GIVEN
BY
D.
LATENBEBS
IN
TUE
NEW
1
Lake county, and will regulate the mo­ so that there was no difference arising
baud.
W. w. KEN I NOIL
This Splendid Stallion,
compose
said
committee.
lars of the good people of that vicinity from the sowing.”
Ashland.
.Tune
17:h.
1876.
nolt«’.
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IIALL
On motion of Col. John E R»ss, a
.in a first-class manner if they give him
FROM EANGELS VALLEY.
committee was appointed to prepare a A1 Phoenix July 4th 1877. The best
Will be kept at my Stable,
MILLINERY.
a call.
Musical
Talent
has
been
secured,
and
just East o( Ashland ditr-
programme and also to procure a
Our correspondent “Kuth,” writing
no pains will be spared to make the
iug the Ensiling
HAVE
OPENED
AT
MY
RESIDENCE,
speaker
tor
the
picnic,
and
C<>1.
John
O n Wednesday of last week,a daught­
eveuing’s entertuinment rich and rare.
under date of June 7th, gives us the
on
Main
street,
Ashland,
Orego-t,
a
Season.
er of Mr. Emberton, of Cottonwood,
E. Russ, E. K. Anderson and J. M
uii.linery store. I have now a beaut.tul as-
following interesting items:
fell dead at her home. Upon a po^t
Suttoa were appoiute«] said committee. i A. D. HELM«».
J. D. fountain .
surunent ol
¿y «3Ö 03
L3LX
LEA LEI ua
—
Weather
fine.
mortem examination a tumor weighing
The committee of five reported that
HATS,
—All kinds of vegetation growing they had selected the S. Methodist
four ounces was found fastened upon
WREATHS,and
Is a «lark brown horse, eleven year» o 4
camp ground as the pl«ce for holding
the heart and the main artery leading rapidly.
HELMAN & FOUNTAIN,
and six'een bands tilth, and tie can trot
LADIES’ FINISHING GOODS,
to the lungs.
—Several cuttle buyers are expected the picnic. Report adopted. J. M
bis mile inside of three miuutes.
i All of which I will sell cheap for cash.
All
'
Sutton
offered
the
following
resolu
here soon and their advent is expected
A mong his many other new goods, 4o make things lively for a while.
orders from a distance promptly fillet.
DEALERS IN
tion:
Anz-24th. 1876.
MBS. J. EWING.
JOE HOOKER
Dr. Chitwood has a few extra lead pen
Mr. Langell has just returned from a
Resolved,
That
the
Secretary
be
in-
oils. We know what we’re talking
AS 8IP.ED BY OLD VERMONT AND HI#
trip to Jacksonville. He wears the j structed to give notice through the dif
datu wa* a Whip u.»re. He u»Fkudtd ao
about, for the Dr. gave us one of ’em.
W
usual smile—we don’t know what it ferent papers of this county (provideil
Üuu and will Caumieud i.iu»M>f to ah wbu He LI ul
; such notice be given without cost) the
T he base ballists of this place and means, but perhaps he does.
TERMS :
—The Kmgle Bro9., are at Bonanza ; time of our annutl picnic for this y«»ar
Jacksonville have been holding a cor­
and extend a general invitation to the
Thia'Splendid Young Stallion.
FIVE, EIGHT AND TEN.
Drv-Goods, Groceries, School
respondence for the last few days, al­ now, but we are hoping they will come public to participate in the .festival.
this
way
as
we
all
enjoy
good
music,
Which resolution was adopted.
AU cire tiik»u to prevent acc dent/, but wiU U- re
most equal to the cloudy diplomacy of
Books, Blank Books and
and they are said to make it; so every
Will stand at my Stablft, the ensuring sea­ epouBioie far uu„e.
The
Society
then
adjourned.
England and Russia. If they do get body is expected to keep their faces
Stationery,
son; Wednesday, and Friday
JAMES KILQ3RE.
W
m
H
offman
,
Sec
’
v.
together anyways soon, we calculate clean and be ready for the show.
excepted.
the leather’ll pop.
—There has been an immigration of
T his is the kiud of weather to make
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As will be seen by announcement in one young lady during the last year—a every one cautions in regard to tire.
BLACKS VITKINC
another column, D. Latenberg, will few more such, and some of our young Stove-pipes and flues should be care­
—BY—
—AND—
give a Grand Fourth of July Ball, a» men will be committing matrimony; fully examined and made perfectly
A8 SIRED by the wei . l known horse
EUBANKS & FORSYTH.
W Fere eron horse White Pnuce u »tied by W.
his new hall in Phtenix. Mrs. Laten- surely they wouldn’t batch while there safe. “Au ounce of preventive is worth
C. M er?, «. f ▲ehiuiJ, ol <1 D.ine a tlue Buck Hawk
m .>e.
LL THO-E DESIRING WORK
berg’s reputation in regard to the prep were plenty of girls—but no telling a pound cf cure.”
TEEM-Ten
dolUre
for
ieunn,
U.
8.
Gollcuin
in our l:ne. will fi id us at the
aratioD of ball suppers is a sufficient for the epaw season is past and
V» b-» pt d at eud of 8-uron. Will luruieb g oi pa», “Old Michelson Stand’’ ready t<> serve them
guaranty that the affair will be a Buc­ flour is too hijh to keep a large family,
T he date on the outside of to-day’s
lure at 50 ceuts |>er week. Will be c ireful o pre­
with newness and dispatch. Particular at»
ven’ BOCldaDt», bu‘. will be wporjtible far none
reas.
so they are to be pitied somewhat.
issue should be 15th, instead of 16th.
teutton
p^id to horse shoeing.
uolltf.
(Vol. IT, No 1-tfl
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600 SUBSCRIBERS
3£excliaat Tailor,
FAMILY PAPER.
FOR
SALE
Advertising Medium
T
CITT PRICES»
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NOTICE!
JOE HOOKER
A GRAND BALL
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