THE
ASHLAND
tidings ]
••Billy." • bran new contributor for-
nishes a very interesting letter this week
FRIDAY
AUGUST 17, 1877 which will be found on our first page.
The view from the Cascade foot hills,
LOCAL INTELLIGEN0É.
a few miles east of Ashland, is very
fine, and will well repay one for the la­
The next strike will be for Crater bor required in scaling the hills.
Lake.
We have received a communication
Silas Kilgore talks of making another from J. D. Stephens ex-president of
the bank of Woodland Cal., highly
raid into the Dead Indian country.
reoommending Mr. David Scott and
Work is progressing favorably on the family to the people of Ashland, say­
stone work of Capt. McCall’s new build­ ing: “They were highly respected here
ing.
by the whole community and we part­
Acbmet Pasha, wbo surrendered ed with them with regret.”
Neckopolis to the Russians, has com­
Thanks to Prof. L. L. Rowland,
mitted suicide.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
«
We killed a musician at Boone’s for the amended school laws of Oregon,
'Ranch the other day who tried to charm rules and regulations for the govern­
ment of the public schools by the
us with a ten button rattle.
State Board of Education, and the pro­
The thanks of the T idings office are gramme of the State Teachers Institute
due to Master Frederick Wagner for to be held in Salem on the 21st inst.
that splendid water melon.
T he A shland A cademy .—This excel­
We understand that Gov. Chadwick lent institution will be opened on the
will be aloDg in a few days enroute to 3d Monday of September next. Prof.
Lake county and Crater Like.
Skidmore will be aided by a corps of
Our old friend Kentnor is manufac­ competent assistants, and students will
turing pack-saddles. Why didn’t yon have no reason to find fault with the fa-
cilitiea afforded them. Come one,
think of that 20 years ago William?
come all, and be on hand early. See
The cattle difficulty which occasioned ad. in this issue.
so mnob oratory on the side-walk, near
The interesting communication on
our office yesterday was amicably set­
the first page of the T idings last week
tled.
from Mrs. F. F. Victor was doubtless
Mr. Learned, nephew of Mr. H. C. of much interest to all our readers. We
Hill, has left Ashland on bis return to are proud to recognize this talented au­
the “Hub.” He goes by way of Port­ thoress among our correspondents, for
land.
there is an absolute certainty that all of
her communications will be both inter­
Hon. Geo. C>nn of Like county,
esting and instructive.
made us a call Tuesday. He was on
his way to Portland to be absent only a
A shland W oolen M ills —We in­
short time.
vite attention to the ad. of the Ashland
Woolen jCo., in this issue. The mill is
Before the boys organize another
in good repair, the firm an enterprisiug
peach orchard campaign they ha 1 bet­
one,
the operatives efficient, the mater­
! ter post themselves better about the lo­
ial used first class, and there is every
cation of the water ditches.
reason why the people should patron­
S. W. Kilgore, Jobnny Eubanks and ize this old substantial institution,
Geo. Patterson are off on trip to the keep their money at home, and wear
Butte (.'reek Suda Springs via Dead In­ goods that will not soon grow thread­
dian, on a hunting and rusticating tonr. bare.
F arewell —Rev. M. A. Williams,
who for 20 years has been the pastor of
the U. P. Church, in Ashland has re­
signed bis place to Rev. J. B. Donald­
son a gentleman lately from the East. i
“Time keeps ringing his changes” and
Ashland, since Mr. Williams first took
charge of the pastorate, has grown from
a hamlet of perhaps a half dozen bouses
to a village of seven or eight, hundred
inhabitants. DnriDg all these long
years his coming has been looked for
on every third Sunday with almost as
much confidence as the day itself, and
he has won the universal respect of the
people by the intelligence of his dis
course, the purity of his life and the
sympathy he has always manifested for
them, and it will bo hard for another to
fill the place of one who lias stood by us
so faithfully during all the changes,
twenty years have brought, But he
will remain in our valley, and we hope
many times in coming years, to greet
him in the Granite City and have our
bands shaken with the old time enthu­
siasm.
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O nly a S aurian . —It was only a poor
mute amphibian—a sort of miniaturo
crocodile,, minus_ the horny coat of
mail—left broiling on the hot granite
street by some hoodlum hand. The
poor reptile was out of its element and
as the gay crowds passed it heedlessly
by, its parching skin and fading eye
told only too plainly the depths of an
agony its tongue could not speak. Who
thought that a creeping tiling like this
deserved any sympathy, and yet we are
taught that from this primordial type
of earthly lift» has been evolved during
the course of countless ages, the verti
cal biped, which we call man. Then
all the faculties which so distinguish
our noisy species from the lower ani­
mals may exist in their germinal state,
even in the brain of a water dog. Who
knows but that the poor mute saurian
as he lies under a stone in the creek to­
day, may not long to express in some
way his gratitude to the generous heart­
ed friend, who restored him yesterday
to his own pure element.
FORT KLAMATH ITEMS,
THE
Knowing that you are anxious to se­
cure items for your very valuable and
interesting paper, I take the liberty to
communicate.
M e are having very exciting and
lively times just now, anxiously expect­
ing and hoping to be sent to fight
Joseph.
». ». MKIU
CHÁPMAN.
D.
Meat Market,
CHAPMAN & NEIL,
Ashland, Oregon,
A
Qj
eep const antt A 0'S hand at their
The rumor that Klamath Lodge No.
191, I. O. G, T. had returned their
charter, is not true, as the Lodge has
lately received a large acquisition in
the shape of seven new members. Let
fl
all good citizens of Oregon who have
visited Fort Klamath rejoice that Fred­
■ VJ A ’LJ’4
eric McDonald—the notorious—has be­
come a Good Templar. Angels rejoice
while Cook lamenteth.
The proprietor of the Klamath house ,
in consequence, we suppose, of the We take pleasure in announcing that this
I uLi* and si isTANiiAi. institution is in ac­
trouble between the railroad companies
tive operation, manufacturing from the
aod their employes, has been compel­
ed to use bine glass dishes. He says
it completely deceives the boarders as
VERY BEST OF NATIVE WOOL
to quantity. Of course the reputation
of the Slum Gullicn bouse is invinci­
BLANKETS,
ble—or invisible. Yours fraternally
.
F. O. R. M.
WOOLEN.
K
Shop, Dear th*
M*ln 8’reet. a good
supply of fre*h BEEF, MUTTON, VEAI., etc.,
which they <>fler at the lowiit market price.
A»hknd, June 17th, 1876.
.
noltf.
BQQTS and SHQES,
W ■'
FLANNELS,
August 5.
A shland T idings comes regularly
every Saturday.
The Linkville stage—Al. Ferree con­
ductor—arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at 1 o’clock p. M.
For speckled trout and a square meal
call at the Klamath house. Mr. Bend­
ing, the gentlemanly proprietor will
treat you kindly.
Mrs. Cardwell and family, of Jack­
sonville, afe spending a few days be­
side our babbling brooks, and among
our shady groves.
Mr. Ben. Haymond and wife, of Rock
Point, are visiting their relatives here
—Jay Beach and wife, Mrs. Maj. Jaok-
son and Mrs. Lieut. Hoyle. They will
remain a week or more before return­
ing to the hot rocks of Rogue river.
Mrs. D. J. Ferree is stopping a few
days with her husband on the Govern­
ment hay grounds.
“I would no' enter on my list of friend? the nv.n,
Tuoug.i graced will» polished manners uud good
»en?e,
(Yet ivmini? sensibility) Wbo would needlessly fet
foot U'»iw a worm.”
Ashland, Oregon.
eorge nutt . ey has the pleasure to
G
announce to the Inhabitant* of Aeniand and it»
eurrouudingB hie readiDe-e to tuppiy all wbo need
with a good cneloru-mida boot or ehoe, made of the
beet niaterld. Call aixl me him. Shop ua JLiiu
Street, over creek, near bridge.
Ashland, June l'lh, 1876.
noltf.
LAZARUS YOCUM.
BOOK AGENT.
WANTS SUBSCRIBERS
For the following standard works:
CASIMERES,
DOESKINS
And all other fabrics usuallv manufactured
in u Fihsr C lass W oolen F actory —
NO SHODDY,
**The First Century." “History of the.
Centennial Exhibition." “A Century of
Gospel Burl- and New Testament Illustra-
lions"
Call at the Ashland PoBt Office. [6tf
Wagon Shop
Nothing but Genuine Wool.
FIMIE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE FOUND
1 nt his shop on Main street, two doo s
f om the livery stables, where lie is prepared
to do all kinds of work in Lis line t the
lowest price,
WAGONS, BUGGIES AND ALU KINDS
A LSO SOCKS and STOCKING YARN,
7x colored or urwok»red, in qualities to
suit purchasers.
Of Vehicles Made to Order.
Repairing pf all kinds .’one with ¿(¡patch,
call and tee me.
nol:f.
JOHN RALl’IL
J. W. RIGGS,
The highest market price paid for
Good Native Wool in money or
goods.
PIQÏQGUBIÎO
ARTIST,
Persons from this vicinity wbo have
A young lady at my elbow says it is
occasion to visit Roseburg, will find
Oregon.
- —
-♦ ♦ ♦■
Goods at Wholesale, at the lowest Ashland - - •
proper
just
here
to
say
that
the
mayor
the old reliable house of Tbos. P. Sher­
J ACK SOX VILLE 1TE3IS.
I am tow permanently located in this
cash rates.
of Linkville is expected here again by
idan just the place to get articles in the
place, and respectfully ask the pationage of
L ucinda .
.he citizens.
line of hardware, stoves, tin or copper-
There is yet one vacant house in the next stage.
ware. of the very best quality and at town.
ALL WORK WARRANTED
»vs. M.ivtield and Hnlbnrt and the lowest rates. Those ordering goods
IleDry Pape has returned from the
A n old saying (and not altogether an
their fit mi ies, have ju-t returned from from him can have full confidence that
untrue one) is, •• a penny «uved is two Patronize home Industry, and we To give Entire 8 tisfaction. Prices to suit
mountains he looks smoked.
The Times.
Lake county. Mr. Mayfield reports I they will get the same for their money
earned;” according to this two saved is
will see that you are satisfied.
L.
J.
Whito
has
ret
imed
home
from
four earned, and in purchasing an
things tranquil in Like and haying all as though present in person to make |
Soda
Springs,be
is
not
much
improved.
organ if you can Have $50 it is as good
the rage.
Address,
their purchases.
and see Sjtecimens.
[ v2 .Gtf
Photographic artists have opened as $100 earned, which would go a great
way toward the purchase; you can do
Mr. C*n»eron »Lil the M ismm Mirtin,
Fou the S ounding S ea .—A party of j their camera in the building former­ this I»/ buying the Star Parlor Organ.
ASHLAND WOOLEN. M’FG. CO.
J. D. FOUNTAIN.
A. D. HELMAN.
111.-8 and Pearson,'passed through Ash- pleasure seekers consisting of Dlr. Job ly occupied by Abell A Welsh.
Sey advertisement in another column,
(No, 10 if)
1 mil, a few days ago, en route to Mer- Tozer aud family, Miss Kate Thornton,
and
send
for
circular
und
price
list.
L. Horne and family are expected to
29:ly.
ganser an<l eventually to Wood river Miss Alice Alford, Mr*. J. llonck, Mr. return, sometime this fail.
HELMAN & FOUNTAIN,
und Crater Lake.
L. A. Neil and Prof. L. F. Willits left
T II E
The Alden fruit dryer is idle yet;
Ashland on Wednesday of last week for what is tLe matter ?
T he best of flour and fresh ground
P ostal «C hanges in L ake —It is
DEALERS IS
a trip to the ocean near Crescent C.ty
shland
cademy
eluted in E intern dispatches that Drew’s
The ladies say that Capt. O. C. Ap­ graham and corn meal delivered in any
part of Ashland, at mill prices, by the
They propose to spend some time on
valley post office has been dis-contin­
plegate is bashful, and destined to be Eagle Mill, also Bacon and Lard. *
Will commence its fall term on the
the shore, listening to the bellowing
ued and that John Blair has been ap­
ever a Bachelor.
of the surf and devouring such marine
3d Monday in September next;
pointed postmaster at Chewaucan,
Bra,-s Baud went to Straub3 at Wil­
monsters (elams aud oysters) as may
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
low Springs, last Sunday, and blew
HANKING our friends for their kind
A P leasuring —B. F. Dowell, of come within their reach.
favor- in the past, and hoping for the
nearly
a
barrel
of
wine
out
of
the
cel
­
Jacksonville, and W. C Griswold of
future,
we beg to assure them, and all wbo Dry-Goods, Groceries, School
A C lose C all .—It was a Smith & lar.
•thi« place, are off on a trip, The time
may favor us, that the Academy will be con­
RETAIL MARKET
Books, Blank Books and
of return is not fixed.— Statesman.
Wesson revolver, calibre 44, the identi­
ducted
more
vigorously
this
year
than
at
any
After an absence of several months
Stationery,
We hope this does not presage an* cal weapon that Deputy U. S. Mirshal
Following are retailers’ prices, in the past time. T uition ' for english branches,
and a look into all the principal cities
ranges from $4 to $8, according to grade.
other May-Bannett affair.
Sikes Worden carried on the Oregon of Oregon, C. W. Savage und family Ashland Market:
Music: Organ or Piano, $13 per term ot 11
Flour per 100ft a. $2 25
Desert
and
that
Lieut.
Hoyle
used
to
weeks. Languages $3 each per term. C ome
Lave returned fully natibiied to remain
A dispatch from Eucharist «ays, the
Corn
Meal
per
100
It»
s.
£3
50.
C
ne , C ome A ll .
“Grand duke Nicholas came near being perform such marvelous feats with at in Rogue River valley.
Wheat per bushel, GOcts,
J. II. SKIDMORE, Prin.
Oats
do
40cts.
«captured at E«ka Soghbra lately. A Fort Klamath, This time it fell from
Our all-wise city fathers have sent for
—AND
the hands of Geo. E. Strong in the
Potatoes pr ft 2cts.
dinner had been prepared for him at
several street lamps to enlighten the
Butter do 25cts.
Ashland Hotel, and when the hammer
IKegalik but he concluded he couldn’t
ASHLAND BAKERY
city, on dark, stormy ami moonless
Cheese do IScts,
strnck a moulding on the counter, the
wait.
nights, the location of the gas-house is
Lard in tins 15ets,
AND
ball took a vertical direction, passing
Bacon—hams 16. «ides 14cts.
not yet decided upon.
Mr. L. J. White, wife and son of near George’s head, kuocking a buck
Eggs pr doz 12’,cts.
George Frey and family have return
Chickens do $3.
Rock Point, spent some days in Ash­ horn off the wall, hopelessly mutilating
ed
from
California.
II-j
has
resumed
Coffee* 30@33cts.
THATCHER A WORDEN,
land la-t week. Mr. White has been a $3 bat, and then crashing with irro-
FflHE UnlorflgriM 1» now prepared to furalih
Sugar-
14(fA18cts,
boot
and
shoe
manufacturing
in
■
WHITE
and
BROWN
BREAD,
Piee
and
quite unwell for some months and sistable force through the upper story,
Tea 63cts (o^l.
C-iIre», at the lowest pncee. F^njIJjeB supplied »nd
produce taken iu exchange. At tbe
thinks of going on a trip to the Lake leaving George anxiously inquiring: Shumpl’s building.
Syrup ipr gallon. §1 50.
“
Lines
in
Jacksonville.
”
—
Ti.nes
last
“
Where
the
deuce
do
you
suppose
that
Hides
—
deer
pr
11»
15cts.
DEALERS IN
^country for bis health soon.
RESTAURANT
Apples—dried do 8cts.
week.
bullet went ?”
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Thanks to Mrs. Thornton for the
Peaches
do
12% eta.
Meals 25 cents: Tea and Coffee
He said stay with me or go with him,
Plums
do pitted 12%cts.
A N ew W onder .—Thanks for a ride
largest and finest peaches wa have seen
Extra.
you must choose between us. She got
Wool 21cts.
for “many a long day.” Some of them with three entertaining companions, in
The
pntroiwge
of
tbe
1 b solicited and wntiB-
in the buggy and went with him. It
Soap—hard per box $1 75—soft per factfon gouninieed. [9 pnbllc
3tu)
W. 8. SAYER.
were fully ten inches in circumference Mr. Reeser’s carriage on Monday even­ may end with pistols and county coffin. gallon 20cts.
CLOTHING,
and all were of a quality exactly calcu­ ing, to the Murphy Soda Spring, only
No birds in the city jug and police
about
4
miles
from
Ashland.
Some
lated to please the printers.
HATS,
CAPS,
INTERESTING TO FARMERS I
years ago we used to sip the sparkling court closed for want of business.
BOOTS aod SHOES,
Thanks to Mrs. J. M. McCall for chalybeate from the old spring near Strike is mainly suppressed with only
he undersigned , believing IT
to be to the mutual advantage of
flowers, peaches »nd figs—actually jigs, Mr. Murphy’s house, but the new one an occasional muttering like thunder in
HARDWARE,
FANCY OD
’
THE
EAGLE
MILL
mellow and lusoious, just off the tree. which bursts forth in the bed of the the distant retiring cloud.
YANKEE
NOTIONS
Millers and Farmers,
15 tuiles South of JAckfCHiville and 1.I mile
.Samuel of the Be.«/ Shore calls Bogue creek only came to light a short time
The Professor says this sultry weath­ SitaMnd
North of Aehlund, le prepared to do general
GROCERIES, CROCKERY, PAINTS, OILS E tc
Have made nrrangements whereby tb#
River Valley the “Eden of Southern ago, through the caving of the bank, er draws the beads of perspiration out,
Custom and Exchange Business Ashland and Phoenix Mills,
LINKVILLE,
Oregon” aud be is not far wrong.
and is no small affair but an immense like a bed-bug on a tough old maid.
- Flour and Feed at the —
Col. Maury left a fine watermelon on
Lake county, - - - Oregon.
S aw M ill at L ineville .—Mr. H. bubbling effervescing fountain, for ex­
Will be under the management of J a ­
LOWEST
CASH
PRICES.
ceeding
in
volume
anything
we
have
my table yesterday, but it cost me 25c.
cob W agxer . who will have charge of
M. Thatcher writes «■ that SV. 8.
ever
seen
in
this
line
before.
Be
sure
3(>
lb«
of
flour,
2
lbs
»borts
and
8
lbs
bran
ner
bush
­
both Mills for the Company during the ensu­
T heobold .
Moore of Klamath Agenoy, has ordered
el forgxxl wheat. Wil sack and brand the Backs ing year, ending July 1st, 1877.
—cuBtumers lumiehing the sack?. My brother
castings from Salem for his Link River to go up and 800 and taste of this new
We will pay the hinhest market price for
LAKEVIEW
ITEMS.
and we assure you that the
good merchantable wheat, and are prepared
saw mill, and that ere long the new en­ wonder,
more you taste the “greater will your
t-» contract flour at the lowest price pec
August 8. 1877.
terprise will be a buzzing reality.
wonder grow.’’
Will have charge of the bnslDe?», being aeslated bj thousand pounds at the Mills.
CvM.l refreshing breezes daily.
competent millers.
Office of the Company at the Ashland There paints have stood the test of year«,
and are now better than ever. They a «*
T he B ig S houlder B lade .—Thanks
A N ew E nterprise .—Hon. J. C. Tol
Mills. AddieJ?,
County jail nearly completed—rogues . Everything as represented or no sale.
composed of the beet materials known to
WAGNER. ANDERSON 4
to Mr. Button and all other friends, in­ man gave us a call on Monday. He has
the trade.
should beware.
FARMER’S CO.,
cluding Mr. Garrett of the Linkville lately returned from the Excelsior min­
3X7«!
Mrs.
S.
A.
FARNHAM.
Ashland. Oregon.
no!2tf.
One of our merchants has taken a
stage line, wbo assisted in conveying to ing district, on Middle Creek, a few
Pure Lingeed QU
1
our sanctum the 40 pound fragment of miles south of Canyonville, where the partner.
Dr. Allen, who Las been teaching the
Mrs. Jas. Ewing <(• Miss M. A. Swingle STRICTLY PURE W’HITE LEAD
the gigantic shoulder blade found by us foundation has been laid for a new
M. MAYER.
AND PURE* FRENCH ZIKC.
Have opened a flret-clasB
on the Oregon Desert.
mining enterprise, which promises ex­ Linkville school, has returned homo
tremely well. Judge Tolman has loca­ till vacation is over.
are so united by our process of man­
MILLINERY STORE Which
B eef S hipments .—The fresh beef ted a ditch something over six miles in
ufacture,
as to produce paint which is
Uncle
Geo.
Nnrse,
from
Linkville,
On Main Sleet
shipments from the United States to length which will carry the water of a
more
durable,
beautiful and will last
and Messrs. Hironymous and Ross of
Ashland
Oregon
.
large
branch
of
Cow
creek
into
an
ex
­
Having
located
perminently
in
Ashland
(wipe
as
long
as
any otber point known,
other countries, during the month of
tensive gravel district, known for per­ Cedarville, were in town daring the and engaged in Tailoring, I respectfully
We have now ou band a beautiful aetortment at
April alone, comprised 8,316,289 lbs., haps twenty years to be rich but always
week.
H?
’?, Bonnet», Shade». French Flowers, Wreathe,
WE EXCEPT NONE.
valued at $821,431. Thus it will be worked at a disadvantage on account of
solicit the patronage of the public. I will
riumes, Neck TTee, Llr<en Suits, Joie, Lidie»’
Mrs. E. W. Joseph has gone to visit warrant satisfaction in all my work. I also
Finishing Goods, etc., etc etc.
Its coat to the consumer Is considerably
seen that this interest, yet in its inci- scarcity of water. He intends returning
friends
in
the
Sacramento
valley.
soon
prepared
to
commence
operations
less
than the AVERILL PAINT is already
piency, has already grown to gigantic
keep all kinds of Ashland Manufactured BUTTRICK A SMITH PATTERNS
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on
the
ditch,
hoping
to
get
ready
for
mixed and tinted if required. For Sale by
proportions, and bids fair to effeot the
C^Drese Makinc done to order, and all orders
mining by the beginning of .winter,then ' Chicago, 11.—Five lives were lost by Woolen Goods for sale by the yard.
from a distance promptly filled. (^-Agency for Dr.
J. M. MeCAIXfc CO.,
price of beef no little in the grassy we may expect thrilling new« from that the overturning of a yacht on the lake,
Warner's Health Corset. Ev-ryth hir sold cheap far
noSOtf
Ashland, Orejon,
this afternoon.
no lOtf
Cash.
(V2 -tf.
plains of Western Amerioa.
M. MAYER
district
Our townsman Daniel Gaby Esq.,
ba« been appointed a notary public.
3Tr. Gaby i«a professional attorney and
will doubtless make • very efficient of­
ficer.
Come Everybody,
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4
A
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A
General Merchandise
T
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NOTIONS
RESTAURANT.
DRY GOODS,
LIVE! LET LIVE
G. F. BILLINGS.
a
T
Averill Mixed Paints.