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About Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1877)
THE FRIDAY ASHLAND TIDINGS TAKE NOTICE! LINKVILLE STOVE MRS. H. A. MOORE’S Scientific - AND— War, War, War. & Co’s AUG. 10, 1S77 JOSEPH IN MONTANA*. The San Francisco Cluonide has this dispatch from Montana, Aug. 2: Captain Raun of the Missoula post, upon McDowell’s order to stop the hos- tiles and capture them, moved up to Lolo pass with 20 regulars and 40 vol unteers. This was all the available force. A company was ordered from Ellis and the troops at Shaw ordered up, but the latter wero so slow in move ment as not to get started till it was too late. The war department refused to allow Gov. Potts to raise or organize volunteers, but many volunteers went on their own account, principally from Deer Lodge and Missoula. Capt. llaun, supposing that Howard was in pursuit, intrenched his littlo force in a com manding position in the pass where the hostiles could not get by with their stock, and held them there for four days parleying, a waiting reinforce ments, and expecting Howard’s force to strike the rear. Tho Indians, knowing they were not pursued, spent their time in ontting a new trail around the in trenched troops, and about tho fifth day moved around Capt. Haun and took the road for Missoula; but they were met on the way by the Deer Lodge volunteers going to Haun’s assistance, when they turned and retreated in a southerly direction up tho Bitter Boot valley. They are still moving in that direction, not molesting the scattered settlements, and seem to be on their way toward LemLi, with a possible view of reaching the Snake river lava beds, but more likely of crossing by way of Henry’s lake, or even south of there to the head of tho Yellowstone and down to tho buffalo country. They say they will not fight unless their ro- treat is arrested. The Deer Lodge vol unteers have gone to the head of Deer Lodge valley, and detachments have gone to tho head of the Big Hole, but it is not likely that any force of volun teers can rally sufficient to stop and give them battle, and no regular troops are at hand. If troops were sent from Corinne and the forces of the Y’ellow- stone ordered to co-operate, they might still be captu~ed and the disgraceful failure of tho campaign prevented. The absence of sufficient troops in this territory, the slow movements of the Fort Shaw detachment, and the re fusal of the war department to author ize Gov. Potts on his demand to raise volunteers, are the causes of the failure to arrest their passage, and, above all, the fact that Howard failed to pursuo. Capt. Rann's little band held them in the pass for nearly a week, expecting the pursuers to fall on their rear, and all this time tho question among the people was: “Where tho devil is Howard?’’ Gen. McDowell should have sent the 2d infantry north from Corinne after the Indians had retreated eastward. Some movements of this kind, in connection with tho Yellow stone forces, would capture the Indians yet. Gov. Potts, Secretary Mills and Delegate Maginnis are entitled to high praise for their untiring efforts since the beginning of a threatened war. —WHILE— HAIR PRODUCER. TINWARE STORE, Russia and Turkey, Dealer in Stoves, Tin and Hardware. MRS. n. A. MOORE would announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen who desire the pertonal adorn ment of a line suit of llair, that she hi» patented her celebrated Hair Restorer, which has now lieen before the public for the space of two years and has in every instance given entire satitf.ic ion as to what it prom ises. No mineral or damaging eubstmee is used in this preparation, and it is guaranteed to prevent hair falling out after four applications. Well-known cases of long-stuiding baldness have been successfully trea ted (as per testimonials in my possession). It will produce a full flowing crop of hair on all stages of baldness, even to its most pronounced state. It w ill prevent hair from t urnine grav. Preparations forwarded to all parts of the country. Agricultural Implements Such as Reapers, Mowers. Horse-Rakes, Hand-Rakes, Hay-Forks. Barley Forks, Table and Pocket, Cutlery, Carpen ters Tools, Cigars and Tobbacco, Boots <fc Shoes, Crockery and Glassware, Fruit Jars, Fruit Cans, Pressed GEO. T. BALDWIN, - I’rop’r DEALER IN DEADLY CONFLICT STOVES, STOVE BACKS, J. M. McCall & Co- GRATES, ONE BOTTLE, $5; Or, THREE BOTTLES, $10. FIRE DOGS, BAKE OVENS, MRS. II: A. MOORE, ORGAN ARE PEACEFULLY REVOLUTION IZING • Address PARLOR —ARE IN— SAD IRONS, 100SJ Market st., San Francisco, Cal. THE— ETC.,ETC. [v2n6-ly] All kinds of TIN, COPPER and SHEET- IRON WARE <>u hand and made to order. All orders from a distance promptly at tended to. Prices to suit the times. Linkville. Aug. 10th, 1876. noDtf. ASHLAND Tinware F'‘ ■■ '£ D ry G oods T rude . ui ' •id‘“ T hey H ave J est R eceived W. C. MYER, FACTOR Y. Picture Frames, AN IMNENSE STOCK OF o ^•-3 /< J SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS J We are now manufacturing, and have on hand a good assortment of Clack Walnut Molding, Paints, Oil and Glass, Brushes, Blacking, Carriage Bolts, Nails, Emporium of Ashland. LAUNDRY and TOILET SOAP, which wc oiler to the trade at YANKEE NOTIONS,FANCY GOODS&C. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. f er thanking onr many kiud Patrons r fur past favor««, we wish to dll their at- J A ten ion to our large stock of S anl pbing Our soap has been pronounced by those who know Always kept on hand and made to order. SUPERIOR TO ANY IMPORTED Tin, Slic et-Iron and Copper- ARTICLE. ware, of tlie best quality. S ummer G oods , just received irom 8. F. SATISFACTION UNIVERSAL We have any thing you may need in our line. Give it a trial and support home industry. All of which will be sold surpa’ses in tone and power any Reed org-n here tofore manufactured in this country. It his l*?en tested by many competent judges, anl gives By a ski lful use <>f the stop», and of the patent knee swell, the music is ad.ipred to the human voice, ranging from the tofiest flute-like Lot« to a Vilume of sound Our new stock contains assortment of * Wanted in exchange o 20,000 lbs. Grease CHEAP FOR CASH, D ry Gf< IS, Gl (< Il II h BOOTS and SHOES, At the Factory. HATHAWAY & RIGDON. Wheat, z Barley, Oats, 'CO Eggs &c., ' J 1 taken in exchange for goods at the highest market price. Ashland Drug Store! I The Beautiful Imported A shland , May 12th, No. 48 tf THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE IN • calling the attention of the public to his lew ULd well te.ee ted stock of WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, AstliLd, Oregon. UNION LIVERY S ale and W DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Eye glasses and Sewing Machine needles constantly ou hum! and for sale al minimum prices. 27:tf. W. H. Parrish, of Dayton has inven ted a machine which combines the ma chinery and does the work of the pres ent harvester, thresher and srnarator. It can be run by two men and six hor ses. This will be hailed with joy by all women of the farm, as they will have but few men to cook for. Pride of Perche, ILL make the cnsueing season at my staUes rear Athliiid. Terms: Twenty-five dollir« the season, or thir’y i dolliirsi the season, witn the privilege ot returning rhe mare next year to one of my imported horses, ii rhe ! does not ¡.rove wtih-fo.il thin >e;;t-on, payable in U. Just received from San Francisco, which he is offer 8. Gold Coin, or grain nt Market i>r ce. Good pasturage for mares at 621 cents per week; ing at the no fl ibility for accidents or escapes. In a short time I will issue a circular with engrav ing? of several of my horses, mares and view of my Stable’; with a history of the Percherun Horse, and LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. why they are preferable to other huge horses; some hints on breeding; demand and prices lor burses in Euro; e and America. I have ftt I blood Jersey Cittle for s de of lhe be«t quality. Every family that keeps a cow shoull have a Jersey, fiend for circular. He has also on hand a large variety of W. C. MYER. Ashland, March 20th, 1877. no 41—tf Just received, a large and select lot of Gold and Plated jewelry ; also, a good aseor.mtut of E xchange CANDIES SPONGER FINE SOAPS PERFUMERY Ac. fhat is d'fl cult to «patii guieh lietueeu the Uo This insùumem has all toe WOOL SACKS, PAINTS, OILS SOAP AN D CUTLER Y. MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, F ARMI NG IM P LEM ENT, C ROCK E R Y A xd FRUIT CANS., Oilcloth for Tablesand and Floors. 5 ASHLAND HOUSE. L’ And every organ is ft.l'y warranted. Ijirge Oj Poii#‘ . Bi <k W:.i,ut 1‘alielled Cutes that forms, iu addition to a splendid insirr.mtnt of music, a BEAUTIFUL PIECE OF FURMTUR S election of TEAS. T lic mind his friends, Also a General Aseortment of this WINES and LIQUORS is* FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. Í POPULAR STABLES! ESr'Orclers from abroad promptly attended to, and warranted to give satisfaction. v2n6tf] .1. II, Chitw ood. and tho traveling pub generally, that he is still to be louml at LONG ESTABLISHED HOUSE, where he Is ready at any time, and on all occasions to set before them the best the market affords, in a style second to no other house in Oregon. Dinners and suppers for special occasions, gotten up in appropriate style, al short no tice. JASPER HOUCK. We have just received a select assortment of the best brands ol Y MANUFACTURER OF,AND DEALER IN DRY GOODS, Hardware, Fancy Goods, We will sell our goods at the I Yankee Notions, K general assort - ment of goods in bis lino cf trade. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MARKETABLE PRODUCE. Will Be We see no cause to change our Made to Teachers, Ministers, Churches, Schools Lodge, etc , where there 1» no agent for the star organ. Illustrated catalogue and ¡rice list free Correepcndcnce solicited. Address the manufactu rers, Ladies’, Mens’ and Boys* Sad dles, a Speciality. Team, Bugg and Plow Harness, Groceries, Crockery, Paints, Oils, Etc., Wagon Factory LINKVILLE, LAKE CO., OGN. TEAM A BUGGY COLLARS, CURRYCOMBS, BRIDLES. CINCHOS, STIRRUPS. WHIPS, LASHES, SPURS, COLLAR PADS, ETC., ETC., And everything usually kept in a first-clans establishment. Repairing done with neat ness and dispatch at prices to suit the times. t >R THE BENEFIT OF THOSE DESIR- inggood wagon work, the undersigned hereby makes known that he can be found at all times al his shop in the S. W. corner BLACKSMITHING of the public square Ashland Ogn; and is -BY— ready and willing to do all work entrusted to me iu a workmanlike manner. WAG ONS. CARRIAGES, BI GGIES, WHEEL LL THOSE DESIRING WORK WHEAT Taken at the *Highest BARROWS, PLOW STOCKS, Ac., made in our line, will find us at the to order, and repaired on short notice. Rates in Exchange • ‘ Old Michelson Stand” ready to serve Market them The best Eastern stock constantly on with neatness and dispatch. Particular at hand. W. W. KENTNOR. for Goods» tention paid to horse shoeing. nolltf. Ashland, June 17th, 1876. noltf, Ashland, Jute 47th, 1876. DC ltf. F EUBANKS & FORSYTH. A ( — O------ lowest cash price, or exchange for all kinds of A shland , O regon . eeps a JG’/.’.VY’N’ IVAN TED Male or female) in every county in the United States and Canada. Saddlery & Harness, CLOTHING, HATS, CATS, BOOTS and SHOES ◄ 5 CIGARS AND PIPES. C. K. KLUM, Dealers in T hie’organ IH-«!« only tolo seen to l>e appreciated and aoid at exirtmely 1 Thatcher & Worden, ASHLAND HARNESS SHOP I rpHE UNDERSIGNED, THANKING OUR I’A- JL trona for tee lilieral patronage bestowed upon us during our connectton with me Union Livery Stables. would bespeak a continuance of the same to our successors. C ardwell & M c M ahon . No. 17; tf. L L < he undersigned wishes to re . There seem3 to be a craving for hu Corner of 4th and California Sts., man blood prevailing rather extensively J acksonville , O begon . in this section of late. Last Tuesday night a certain person, armed with a rpiIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PER IL ch j sei the ub.ve named stables’ shotgun, lay in wait several hours for from Kubli A- Wilson, beg leave to inform another, who fortunately did not ap the ] ub.ic that they are determined to merit,_______ continuance of the patronage that has lor nnoy pear, and we lo3t an item and Sexton a years past been conferred on these justly Dunlap a job.— Tiim.*. T he G atling Gt n .—This weapon of defense in use by the troops upon the frontier is described as a small field piece, usually transported on a carriage constructed for the purpose. It has ; four chambers or barrels, und is con-, structed so as to revolve and fire a charge with each revolution. It is char ged with ball cartridge, and in an open field battle may be made to do great ex- • ecution. It is different from a moun tain howitzer in that it has more than one bore, and is smaller iu calibre, i carrying a ball but little, if any larger ' than a musket, while the howitzer has but one bore and is used principally for firing shells. nOPJSE shoes , shoe - shape , rope , NUTS STABLES, Bogus Charley, the ?Jodoc and kero of many a fight in the lava bods, is now We have constantly on hmd the very best a Methodist and is running a camp meeting down iu Kansas, assisted by SADDLE HOUSES, such adjuncts as a broadcloth suit, plug hat and paper collar. His own CARRIAGES, conversion, at the point of the bayo net, makes him a valuable exhorter. And cm furnish our customer« with a tip-top turn --------- out ut any time. Troops that left San Francisco on the Horses Boarded morning of the 14th, were disembarked at Lewiston on the evening of the 19tb; On reasonable terms, and the ba»t of care and atten bestowed upon them while under their charge. an instance of the quickest dispatch in tion Also, the matter pf transportation that has Horses Bought and Sold. ever occurred on the Pacific coast. The distance is upwards of twelve hundred We will guirantee satisfaction in all our trans actions. C abijwell & M c M ahon . miles. PIPE ORGAN QUALITY It still remains i i Quick Sales & Small Profits.” Alleger, Bo wlby & Co., JFJ.S7//-VG-77LV, A. J. Call and examine our stock, and | if you do not see what you want, H. W. A lleged , C all for it . U. 1’. B ov . dby , May 12th, 1S77. nolStf. (Sept o — T. B. M c M uktrie , E dward P lotts . 27, ’76: 1 yr.)