I
THE
ASHLAND
FRIDAY
TIDINGS
JULY
13,
A N ew F eature .—As soon as we can
mature the necessary arrangements, we i
propose to give a weekly statement of
the prices of beef in Virginia City and ■
San Francisco. To the stock men of i
this section of the State we feel sure j
this feature alone will be worth the j
price of the paper in the course of a'
year, and we shall certainly do all else
we can to muke the T idings a necessity
to the “sun browned aud bearded cattle
men.”
1877
Agents for the Tidings.
L. B'moels,
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Porthni, Ore^oD.
Jaenb Tbo np«on,
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8. M. Pet'ti-gi 1 & Co.,
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N»*w Y<>rk.
Rockwell & Ctx-esmnD,
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St. Loui<».
L P. Fin er,
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Too*. Boyce,
J. R. Nev,
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Jack»* nvi’le.
C 8 Sergent,
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P (VU X.
Ed. R O»*n,
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On*r»l P-»w.
Mi«- Art e W. CWvIsr,
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•
R»ck Point
C. B Watson, General Agent for T^ke county.
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ASHLAND P. O. REGISTER
Hon. L. 8. Dyar, late U. S. Indian
Agent at Klamath, tarried with us a
few days and then left ns on last Tues
day for his ranch cn Klamath Lake, a
few miles south of the Reservation«
wlnre he purposes to folio* the lmrse
business. to which the Lake couutry is
so well fiitrd. Men of < nterprise «nd
means, are the great want of onr iron
tier settit meats, ami one by one they
come to take part in developing the re
sources of a section which will, at no
distant day, teem with a wealthy and
prosperous population.
Stages leave Ashland as follows:
The O <t C. Stage Co.’s ^tage leave A^lil »nd
for Jacksonville, Rock Point and Ros--
burc every day at 6 a. m. Mail do es at
5:30 a. in.
Fdr llenlv. Y’teki and Reuling at G p. m.
M iil c’o-e« at 5:30 p. in.
Hutt- n ,t Garrett’s Stages leave Ashland
every Muudav, Wrdnesday mid Friday
morning« for Linkvill«*, and return on
every Tn«**diiy. ThurstLiy and Saturday.
Leave Linkville f >r f. ike City, C*Hf"i nia,
Wednesdays ; arrive at Lake Citv Sdiit-
dH.vs; letve Lake Citv M unlays ; arriv«-
at Linkville Thursdays, carrying mad aud
passing' rs.
Re; rular passenger wagon L-avos Ashland
fo* Linkville every M uiday inorning, and
re urus every S huh L iv
A. I> ilELMAN. P- M.
LO 7 AL INTELLIGENCE
The wife of the ll-*v. Mr. Mayfield,
residing in this place is repouted quite
unwell.
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E scaped .—Our chief says lie bad fo
leave Lake tn escape the matrimonial
contagion, We are not satisfied of his
safety even here.
I
The correspondence of Theobald
came late this week and we have been
compelled, against our will, to prune it
considerably.
Mr. A. J. Pinkston agent for the
Sacramento Record I num, made us a
pleasant eall to day. Mr. Pinkston is
a gentleman of intelligence and spirit
and we doubt not will do a good work
for Lis paper in onr State.
Follnwinc are the officers of Ashland
Lodge No. 45. I. O. O 1*., for the en
suing term: J. D Fountain, N. G ;
E. J. Furlow, V G.; I. O. M.ller, R.
8.; R. P. Niel, P. S ; Wesley Mitchell,
Treas.
Charley Mosher not M >sier, our ol-i
typographical friend b ■auied in on ns
| yesterday. Ho is Laving a vacation
Xi »iv, and proposes soon to awaken the
echoes of the i..(»untains with his bear
gun. Do not forget the C»ater Luk
trip Charley.
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About fifteen nnnnte's. work and 50
•c°nts worth of lumber applied iiumedi
ately, where it is needed, on the cross
'
way over the water ditch at the north i
side of town, might save the city u I i
large bill for a brokeu leg, neck or I
something of the sort.
!
among the lx>n tun about the 20Hi pros
— The Jacksonville Brass Bind and
several haek loads of peopl« went ont
to mett our victorious nine who return
ed from Roseburg last Sunday.
Brewer Wetterer was so r< juiced he
bled to the amount of a whole keg of
lager.
—A son of Mr. Ilockenvnse rode ont
to meet the ball club on Sunday, when
near the residence of Granville Sayers,
three miles north of town, the horse
fell dead in the road; it was valued at
$75.
—A change of elected officers of
Jacksonville Lodxe No. 10, I. O. O F ,
was made at their last rueetiug and the
following were installed for the ensu
ing term, by D. D G M , John A
B«»zrr: Jolm Milhr, N. G ; D. Crone
miller, V. G.; J. H. Pen, R. S.; F.
Levy. T.
—The Superintendent of Sterlingville
Ditch have employed 200 Chinamen.
T heobold .
MERGANSER
J uly 5 h, 1877
—The festivities of our fourth euded
with a nice dance at Mr Wilson’s.
C aught H im .—Turn Brown, the r.o
torious slag« rubber, was captured in
this place ou Friday evening Ja.-t, bt
officers Hendricks and Rennels—the
former a deputy sheriff from Siskiyou
county. Cal., and the hitter a special
messenger of Wells, Fargo & C ». —
who bad been hot on his trail for sev
er 1 days He had just Flopped at a
blacksmith rlmp in the edge of town
and ordered his bor e’s ehoes remove <1
and was waiting for the smith to p*r-
form the work when the <411 * era rode
up and covered him with pituol and
shotgun, fie seemed to take the mat
ter as ccol as though it were an invi
tation to eat iee-creain—paying no at
tr-ntion whatever to the command to
throw up his Lauds.
lie was soon
bandctiired. and bis feet chained to
gether. ai-.d thus equipped was march
ed to the hot i Io await the arrival ol
the stage from th»- noitli. The < fficeifi
at Ilin request permitted liim to retire
to the hack of the liveiy stable, and
so soon as he wa« out of sight lie quick
ly relieved himst li of a watch ami some
j -welrv, < f which, perhaps be thought
there might be tr(»nb:esome questions
n-ked. as regards ownership. They
were picked up ami taken charge of by ;
the < fficer»—Thomas declaring that he
ha.<l never seen them befoie and Ladti’i
the least idea how ihev got there; but
Thomas didn't have his little hatchet
along and so the < fficers made allow
ance for that statement.
lorn Brown
is a young man. probably not more then
23 years, of small stature and looks like
“as mild a mannered man as ever rent
tied a ship or cut a throat”
He is
however, of daunllers nerve. He h .s
a very bad imputation, report says that
when he was not actively engaged in
killing somebody, lie indulged in such
little | h-asantries as “cracking cribs.”
“tapping tills,” ‘’going through stages”
etc. IK has more tbun enough of that
sort of business on hi« bands to insure
him employment from the minions of
the law for the remainder oi his nat
ural life.
—The most laughable part of the
dsy's doings on the fourth was the
shooting match between G. G. aud 8.
on one tide, stiooting, rill •«,forty yards,
and M. ou the other side, shooting
twenty yurds with a bow and airo»v.
Imagine the surprise and disappoint
ment of the party of the first part, after
shooting into and cluse arouud the tar
g» t, with their fine r ile«, to see the
modern William Tell rtep forward with
20 yds. of wire iu one hand and bow
ami arruw iu the other. The arrow
was arranged witbsinuil st-q les,through
which he passed the wire, fastening
one end to the target, and nil he had to
»lo was to Lead h s bow, l»t the arrow
fly, and it would strike centre every
time. Some uf our boys don’t wish to
bet some more ou this little bow aud
arrow game.
—Our swamn lands are too dry t<»
grow grass sufficiently loug to muke
uuy tiiis year.'
Plan of Appointments.
I
PLANING MILL
JOLT.
Unlike the people of the older por-
15*h or 11. Son-lay-S.in* Valley, 11 a mind 3 pm
B -ke i- e -tit«g.
iions of the country, the citizjns ( f 221, o: 4th Sun’ny-Lkkvil e, 11 » in and lec ure
—AND—
ni.
Lake seldom gather in large numbers. 31> 29th,
or 5.h Suaday- Jacksonville, Qu trter’v ni têt-
and the Fourth is to them a great en in^.
ACOCfT.
nunl reunion. Then tLe pitch-fork is
5th, or 1st Sunday -C. hu , iu-e log near lVilllamf-
laid aside, the brunding iron hangs un bu’g.
12 h, or 21 Stud y-Quir'eriy mee ing at Taylor'»
used on a gate po3t, the maul and ferr» ou R '¡r w i i er.
’i, r 31 Sni-d y— C mp meeti g on Bu’te c eek,
wedge lie at rest on the rail cut, and < u- 19 mi
r is lu.» E gi- I’uin .
26t , or 4ui feu. d ij — Jui k-* Lville, morLiug anti
they assemble, not only to burnish up
Granite £tn?t,
e>tuu g.
their patrioti-m, but to enjoy them
WEPrKMBKR.
selves socially on the one great day of 21 or 1 -• Sooday—Fo -t. cre-k 11 a m an i lec’rre
I 3 p lu. B .sari u.’ e ing J R N BELL, P b or.
the year.
Ashland,
Oregon-*
Such an occasion was the celebration
Mrs. Jas. Eiciny <1* .l//.v.s M. .1. Swinylc
at the new town of M -rganser, on Link
H..ve op»Mda flrU-clafS
River, three miles below Linkville.
Here the foundation has been luid fora
On Main S ret-t
place which we fancy will ere long b-
LL KINDS OF PLANING, MOULD
- - - - • Oregon.
a town of no meat; consequence, being Ashland
i"g. Circulai* aud bui oil b-wi ug <ku
nicety situate I in a fertile portion of I yV«- h ire cow ou L«m«l.. b ■ u lful «iffor* went of
u order.
I
B-'Dne’»,
Fr«-u< h Fi llers, Wre;i»h-,
the Like country and on the main line II H I ■»»,
’.u ..ei, Ne a Ti-«-. Loen Suiu, Ju-, I...)us’
i
Fiui b 114 G. u«lt*, eu*., eic etc
of travel through Southeastern Oregon.
SASII,
W< 11, the people assembled about
noon in a spacious shed gotten up for £¿5-.~>r<»-«-M k igdons 10 ar>1»*r. »rd >■ | ort«*»>
■ •!■ ' n r 1 r-•tn .1-j-11 «-4 (¿¿TAg 1 < y for Dr.
the occasion, and the exercises pro fr.»u.
A'aruer's xTe-nib Corsei. Everytu 1 g .* uk I u »- iij mr DOORS, MOULDINGS,
ceeded a* follows:
C Bb.
l»2 24.
M;i-ic by the band.
BEDSTEADS,
A ver” appropriate prayer by Hon.
L. 8. Dyar.
73R THE EX'FJ T ¡’ OF THOSE DEsIR-
Music.
BREAKFAST, DINING
tug go <1 w 'gou work, the um'ersigi e I
Reading of the DJdara*ion in a very
. e eby in kes kn >wn th it I e can be 'o md
crediiuble way by C. 11 Dyar.
i .»b limes h hi* si o,i in the
w. co i-e
CENTER, and
o
r
the
puolic
sq
me
Ashland
Ogn;
ami is
Music again.
e <ly und wiling o do Ul no k entras el
Gia I». :, bv G .plain O. C Applegate. o me ria wo kinmlike iinmuer. W\G
This was one oi the spe -.i. ,r.i best ef <»’8. <’AKI{l.V;i> , Bi!-;<;i.-:s, whiel -
EXTENSION
forts und certainly one of the best ora HA HiOV.’S. I’LOW STO KS, A c ., in . uc
o "nie . and lep tiled o i sho i i o ice.
Huns we have ever list -ned to.
T e best Lusern sio k to sum 'v oi
TAELES.
Music Hguin. Then came the toads hui.
W. W. RENI NÖil.
Ashi 'nd. June 17 h. lsTti.
nulif.
which were spicy patriotic and peculiar
and catiued much merry <x iteinent
BUREAUS,
Ashland boap Factoiy
I
Then the diuuer, which like all other
AM NO»V MANUFACTURING, AND HAVE
was ele
I leulures of tue programme,
Ì
MU h <t U
¿AcculiuaU«»l ui
CHAIRS,
LOUNGER
gantly planned aud met with a very
hearty reception from the people.
LAUNDRY aud TOILET SOAP- I I
Furniture Factory,
I
—The sbooiing match at Mr. G >od-
lo a ’-, was a success—one party used a
r tie, the other a bow snd arrow
Horses, melodeans au<i Cush vere t-ei
and lost—no more, music lu B icheL'l’.-*
Hall now, which is too bad to tu»k
about.
— Miss R. R H. is possessor of the
first tame rose that ever bloomed in ihi*
vulley, and she is proud of the honor.
—Weai her cold and considerable
rain fall m this locality withiu the hui
two weeks.
R uth
MILLINERY
Marsh &. Valpey.^
STORE
V
BUTTRICK& SMITH PATTERNS
LANGELLS VALLEY ITEMS.
F rom C alifornia . —Jesse D Carr,the
well known capitalist, spent Tu< s lay of
this werk in onr village, while enroute
from San Francisco to his domain at
Clear Like, ir Modoc Cu. Mr. C.rrrr
marked tne wide contrast between our
rich grain fields and the drought
sconrge-l sections of California The
rich v.iliey of the Sail Joaquin is this
year ul.no A a deseit, and in fact the
entire grain yield of the State « ill
probably not be more than a fourth of
the u*ual crop In a lui-d where we
always have abundant crops it is Lurd
for ns to r<-nliz- the condition of out
m ighhors in the dried up portious oi
the Golden S’ate.
AND THE CELEBRA*
T1O.X.
AV agon Factory.
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1
After dinner the time was spent in
social conversation, buggy riding, ca
noeing. foot racing, parlor music by
Miss Corpe and Miss Katie Daraiu,
etc , aud finally while the last rays of
setting sun still lingered on olJ Shasta's
crown,the fiddles appeared and the ball
room of the new hotel was filled with a
gayaufi festive company of suu-browurd
men and fur women. Tnen of coarse
the ball began, and the measured tread
of light fantastic toe.« and tramp-tramp
tramp oi heavier hoof« iud cited a con
tinnance of the spurt until thu muruing
of t he n< Xt day.
But the day is over, and we try to
| shake i ff this queer feeling uf drowsi
| ness as we take d >wn the branding iron,
j hit the maul and wedge from thu rail
cut, wre.-tlo with the pitch-fork in the
new mown hay. and otherwise take up
again the thread uf every day labor.
V acquero .
I
vhic'i I ■•Iler -o the trade at price» to »i.it the titu»?.
Mi e i.pu e le-t-u .. ioij uii'wl by til'»»- wuo -■• v»
ni.'i ir, t» b- mi ,ri r '•» uy ini ...iiel article. Give
it a tii.i, ib‘1 «u,>|» r hotue a.dus iy.
I w mi lu »-xen >uue for e.- i > Cu.OuO W* <«f r -nvb
grei-e, >t un f ct«>r,.
W. H. DAlHAU AY.
Ariiiatic, JuU- 171b. 1876.
u>i>f.
KURSE & THATCHER,
wash
BOARDS
And all kinds of lurnitnre on hand, and
made iu oruer.
FARMERS’ HARR3V/S,
DEALERS IN
i f finpeiior quality, and latest stylei
in ;d-- o <» <l-*r.
H in.-e, .'ign amt Oin »mei'til I’ j’u ing and
Gr ¡meg ¿o e io order in li e toll, o iu
Le «O'iiiiry. I libva-siiig celi g, Pajer-
Ilingibg, Cals« Diiiiiii!». Whl ewa.-hiu , AC.
■ ni sí Ol'-eSI |»o* lb!e no ice.
CLOTHING,
The umuTSigned l ikes this oppor'uni’y
HAT3,
CAPS,
ol e e.ering o ir thanks io our maní f ien is
t
and pa r ns lor liberal l.vora «luiitig the
BOOTS and bHOES.
¡asi two ;.ea s. and »«re higpy io s<y ilia» «e
hardware ,
FANCY” OD nave, diiriug il e l ist winier and spri g,
erec cd nildit oiial ni -chinen ,ant improved
NOTIONS oar facili ¡es for inuiiuf..ciu> ing in the uboie
YANKEE
line ut business.
GROCERIES, CROCKET Y, PAINTS, OILS, E tc
DRY
GOODS,
MARITI & VALIEV.
AsLland, June 17th, lb76.
noltf.
LINKVILLE,
Laks county,
— B ef cattle are low, and buyers
scarce just a this time.
PICTURE FRAMES,
Orpg-on.
Last Call.
Those knowing th«iu-elves indebted
to the estate of the late R. B. Hirga-
To a 1 R- hu I Arch Masons in Jackson
dine either by pi t- or l»ook a-<-ount are
HE STILL LIVES.
county; please take notice that D. P.
Ip-rein informed that they must pay up
Mason, Grand Lecturer, and Comp. M.
I mmediately .
All debts must l»e
prompt > ee-tled. There must be n<>
V. Brown, will be at Jacksonville, Jul»
• 1‘Ore <h lay. 1 will be found at Die
24th, for the purpose of insii'ntiug,
ARCHITECT AND IlOUáEÜLTLDElí.
Hargadine Store, ut all times. Cali
Oregon Chapter No. 4, R. A. M., and
A WORD FROM LINKVI7ÆE.
and see me at once
eorge nltt . ey has the pleasure to
govern yourselves accordingly.
ii-.i uu-.ce io II e i h bi alitr ol A-uiaud - ih I I'r Granite Street,
S ilas W. K ilgore ,
Aslitaud.
ruriouu I’ui»« lie r- ■ li e - Iu .U-Jpiytdl whobe«-»!
Since
the
great
unniversary
things
J. R N B i ll , II P.
Executor,
ai h a g -otl ■*u«u m- u dr b -or or sh-«e, made of O'e
have quieted down ouce more in the
'Hs-l lu.ien I C..I sid rre turn, btio^ ou M.du
WILL DO
«Uer ce-k. ne>r b idgj.
Eber Emery, an old Ashland pioneer
A n old saying (and m»t altogether an S n*et,
Constantinople of Luke. We did not
Asm nl, Ju<<e 17-ti. 1876
noltf.
and one of our moat substantial eit iz »n«_
furget tlie day however, which r ecalls untrue nip ) is, * u penny saved is two
earned;” according to this two saved i*
called on us to day. Ho and Mrs
to mind the happy event when tlie way four earned, and in i-nrcliaaing an
ON SHORT NOTICE
Emery are now visiting friends in this 1
word children of America broke loose organ if you can save §50 it is as good
place but intend returning soon to I
from the.apron strings of their mother as §100 earned, which woul I go a great WE HEREBY GIVE TIMET Y NOTICE TO
AND AT THE LOWEST TERMS.
B-itto Creek, where they now reside. ■
country, and no pains were spared to way t «ward the purchase; yon can do ▼ ▼ , <■ 11 k iu -> a g them e.Te • u debicd to U6 tbal
SASH,
this by Inlying the Star Parlor Organ. >ur book*
Mr. E. reports abundant crops and the
scale our lofty liberty pole Mnd bang See advertisement in another column,
.VL’Nr BE SETTLED UP!
finest beef in that favored section.
DOORS,!
out the old eusigu. But we could to and send for circular aud pi ice li«t.
Either by money «.r eonw oner s.»l fic-orv ar-
r.
ng-niie.
i,
n»
III-*
ilret
of
J
t>u
«rj
,
1877.
1'no-e
enthuse as we otherwise might have,
29:ly.
FURNITURE,
o>«i> g uot-e »»i I c II uud in ii»e r.upl.xii ry sellk-
G reenback M eeting .—We are re
lueu». -‘Avtd olbt «¡8:-----
for Linkville Jim the town goose was
Made *10 order.
queeted to announce that the citizens of
J. M. M c C all & Co
T he bent of fl >nr and treat) ground
no more au»l his tragic aud midden de
A shland , May 12, 1877.
i.< 48 f.
this section will meet at Ashland, on
graham and cori: nv-al delivered in any
mise ha I east a «.loom over the village. putt of Ashland. at mill prices, by the
Saturday the 21st inst., to consider the
Al. MAYER.
Wheal, Ont«, Lun her, or Cn-b taken in
Only two »lays b-fore he bad, iu a fit ol Eagle Mi.l also Eicon and Lard. *
present state of the national finances
ex
ha.ige lor work. Call and see lue.
abstraction tak-n up Ins posiliuu under
and to di-cuss the greenback question
Afihluud, June 113d, 1&76.
uu2’f.
the
f«-et
of
a
wild
Cayuse,
rode
l»y
a
red
particularly.
We understand that
MARRIED.
skin from K'amith. and the result was
Samuel Colver is under promise to ad-
JACKSONVILLE ITEMS.
that Jim took iiis 11 gtit to the happy TAYLOR—BRTTION. — A h re i len'-<- > f C -ptain
dress the meeting.
D J. F «re ,J j 31. 1877, by Ke/. J. II R *TK.
Mr libri iujl r .ud Mi« L>ai*.. Rr.uoii, ,.li uf
isluuds
of
the
hereafter
where
per
UNION LIVERY
July 10th, 1877.
L •. e c un ».
Having located permicently in Asldind
T hey are W aking up .—It will be
chance be may tramp with his stat- ly
T*>»- ioni; I i e t* or ih» hip-pr <:■ u ■'« we-eduly »e-
—The M. E. Clturr-li realiz’d the
seco, by reference to the marriage no-
trtad in some golden paved Linkville cejve 1 ..li I-ipp e i ’el. i»d -.s* riuter- w'tH the r and eng iged ¡n Tailoring. I resp- c fnl y
ale and
xchange
tiees, that the “sun-browed men of sum of §5 00 as a benefi», from Saias on the < ther shore.
p.-i h «-a» ni y tw t-uewn «I h br'g r. fl >wen>, rug r O'i' it, the pa’iOHRge of th'- public. I will
Lake” are fast developing a fierce anti Bell ringers, who exhibited hereon the
Ot comae we went down to Mergan , lam , 20->o I r i-ec-*,
warr .nt »a’is'ac i"n in all my w»k. I al-o
p-| -p-.
KIR -A |<a .p.f.janra -,f
pathy to the frying pan and ciff e-not night of the 3 I. to the entire satisfa«, ser on the 4’h an I iu common with SM f \t I«“ t. , - • LE
•I» L ke, on J .ly Km, 1877, k- ep all kinds of Ashland Manufactured
L I e Ki I
-n
bi J W H -ii-K-r, J P —M*. Din - Siu ]i to I
life of the early days, and are m «king a | tion of the audience, which was large many of the S »ge Brush people of the
All-» 8..r n L D CKef, b hü ■■! L.n»- i.uuu y.
Wool n Goods for eale by il e yard.
strike for something better Tuis is a and apprec’stive.
Corner cf 4th and California
surruundii g country, had a wav up
Foil- soul* with b e a e nil• th light,
move in the right direction. Single | — A pnpilistir* enennnter took ; inep *iui< —Appropriate mental and physical
nntGtf
IT. MAYER.
Fu r h-» irt» • b t' eit i*t o;
JACKSONVILLE, O11EUON.
blessednesR is but the bud »«fate of ex.ia- between Jun M< Guire nnd a strung.r nomi-biiieut and .ill Opportu«-ity t<»
M i c ruing , h r- i««* pl-M-iir-»» b:lng.
An 1 Fortan- s u’le the I »' g y- I* luior-gh.
teuce, while married life is the com I from the country on th*» 4 li; time be thread the guLly idhz - h of me d? (•Cl
npiIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING l’UR-
A. D. HELMAN.
J. D. FOUNTAIN.
E
»Lt < I) ve li li.eil r '»1 .*
ing called <me de«per»;’e round o> lv until old S d took up nis po*>itmu above
plete tloral expression. Who next?
fmniK-.Nik WJ*»-!,, iw_» ie ve -<» iuf»ii).
wa« fought, during which McGuire Lo t R'V»r Gap and beamed down on
li.e i lib i- out. >ti»y . re i.e »rn i. • <1
:ii«-'i
NEW ADVERT ISEbEN I S.
A S ilver T est .—We had the pleas
a c >u it.u i ce <.f t»-»-1» li'ii ge Lils mr mal y
broad
field«
of
ar
ime*oft,
lava
b
-«Is
sr-<l
sever» lv pummeled his antagonist
ju.rt past beta c.);Li»td uu lùtee ja*l J*
ure, |Hst Monday of being present when
siivHry lake» utid it was airtudy the 5 h
— A per«<m competent tn calculate hv ol Ju iv
a test for silver was made by Dr. J. H
K ETA IL MARKET
the
eye
estimated
the
number
of
ppi-
Ou
the
third
we
hal
the
pleasure
of
Chitwood, on ore from the Oregon
Following ar«* retailers’ piices, in the
DEALERS IN
Dewut. First tue stone was placed m pie present on the grounds the 4’h. attending the w*-dfi ng of M*. R b r:
We hare ccnsLintly on h.bd Ite very bett
A'liiubd
M
»1
kef
:
T
n
lor
and
M
s
Loui*a
B
iit-
n
at
C*ot
a graduated glass resembling an invert over one thousand; dinner was arinlv F rr-e’s resi leucH — L ik - vi w Uuitag-
Flour |w-r 10(7th«. §3.
SADDLE HOUSES,
ed cone, then wut-r was added and provided for that large concourse of on the shot« of Klmuitth Luk»» Tlie
C -rn M-ul oer 11)0th». §3 50.
<>ff »ir. under the m>iU.»grmei>i <4 C «pt
afterwards pure dtlurid. uf sodium. The patriots.
Wu At p«-r bn*li« i. 75uts.
BUGGIES AND
Otis
do
62 is.
— Av’stant
Mirabel
Obenchain, and Mrs Ferree. w.«s oi course a di«
eff ct was instantaneous (we supposed)
tingiii-dv d sticc-'-s The reckless rul
P »txtoes pr ft 2 ?ts.
CARRIAGES.
but invisible to the naked eye. Ou the cau*ed two M igdalens to evacuate the ers of the 8i*g»- Brii«ii lands weie ou’
Butter d» 25c r s.
Drv-Goods,
Groceries,
School
addition of another preparation, how «wing on the 4th, they were so exceed in force t > wish their comrade good
Cheese do 2¡>cts,
And ein furnish our <iie‘rm*r» with a tip-top turi.»
Books, Blank Books and
out at ut y <idie.
ever, a cloud arose in the water I ingly exasperated they expediently <*x-, luck in Ins lon^and liszardotis voyage
L ml in tin-» 15 -ts,
making
their
eio
ou
the
sea
of
in
ifriinoni
.l
life
and
io
Stationery,
Bicou
—
lixnis
16
<*i<les
14ct8.
and hnng dark and ominous over the erted themselves in i
coDgratulate him <>u having at last a
Erfg» pr <b>z 12 J Jets.
' at n .indicating nnmi't»kably the pres dus from the grouuds, and subsequent
strong lieurted and st»a-ly comrade t<<
Cn cken«« do §3.
On m»on*»!»’« term>, and the kmt c'cira an1 utter»
enoe of silver, ami producing an tfleet I lv from town.
share the -torres an 1 snusuine of the fn
C >dee 30@,33 us.
*
i si bVBiuued u^uu tneui while uuCer tbeir chbi,.e,
strongly suggestive of mud springs of
Sugir
» Also,
—Deputy U. S. Marshal Burns, from ture. So may it »-ver be in Lake, until
Tei 63.-ts @§1.
Uohoco. Some exoitrm* i c was occa ■ Portland, atteaded the party at the the last old bichelor shall hang In*
rusty
frv
pm
above
the
mantel
piece
Svrnp or guiiua $1 50.
sioned by this gratifying result, but it Club Rooms on the night of the 4t!i. j
—AND—
forev r, bide away his old luickskiu
Hldr-s—Jeer | T ft) 15*48.
TV* will gu raXi’ee e it s' c tAn in a'l enr Ir-ne.
remains to be determined whether or and said it would compare equally with hunting shirt in some secluded recess
Ap pies—dried du b is.
tc ioue.
C ardwli .1. & M c M auow .
not the Oregon Desert is richer in this anv he ever attended at P.inland, ex- of the cahin wall, arrav himself in
P-achea
do
iJj-jGf«.
t valuable commodity than the vial from
rwxBE UNDERHGNED iHA^KINi OUR RA-
Plums
do pitted 12}^cts.
c«-p*.the music, wliioh was mineraLl/x broad ciotli and white linen aud srarid
B. *»««u* f> r l •• lib r l ; ■.!r.'Ufcg- b-* • wed u» • :i
which the last preparation was aided
'tremulous but ecstatic before the ky
Wool 21cts.
n-dnrigiur œi.n- Von w.’ti i.e U io> Li* r/
miserable.
to the glass by the adroit medical ex
mebial
menial alter. Moro aanon.
St be-. »»O'M he»peak » oinlnouc«- i t »ie .* v.<f
Snap—hard per box SI 75—soft per
pert.
u> uu* i ucce stur*.
C abdwxll
M c M aou ^ i .
— Look out for a first class wedding ‘
C onfucius .
'Vol. JI, No I-tf
gallon
20cts.
I
Nm IJ; if.
I
i
—Pirnty of good agricultural land-
yet vacant iu this vicinity. Come and
see.
—Two of onr good citiz m3 are e-ich
claiming the siine cow — ve Will let
you know bow they make it
S eth .
I
I. O. MILLER,
Ashland, Oregon.
G
anything in my lino
NOTICE!
Picture Framing, &c.
Merchant Taller «
S
E
STABLES,
I
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HELMAN & FOUNTAIN,
POPULAR STABLES!
General Merchandise
Horses Boarded
I
C a ad. íes»
Horses Bought and Sold,
NOTIONS.
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