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FRIDAY
SEPT.
28, 1877
ASHLAND AND LINKVILLE
MRS. H. A. MOORE’S
STORE
R. J. GatliDg writes to the New York
Evening Post that recent improvements
in his gun have brought it to such a
stage of perfection that it can fire 1,000
shots per minute, and one man can feed
and fire 600 shots per minute. In an
official trial 64,000 rounds were fired
from a single gnn in rapid succession,
and without stopping to clean the bar­
A Large and Fresh stock of
rels.
Dry Goods at the
—WHILE—
Scientific
STAGE LINE.
Russia and Turkey,
Askland
PIONEER STORE.
"When in 1848 that heroic old chief­
tain Wrangel determined to pnt down
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the insurgents in Berlin, they sent him
word that at his first shot they would
An Elegant stock of Clothing
hang his wife. For answer he opened at the
fire. When he got the upper hand of
PIONEER STORE.
the rebels he remarked to his aid: “My
wife. Do you know I am curious to
see if they did hang her?”
MRS. H. A. MOORE would announce to the
I Adies and Gentlemen who desire tke peri onal adorn
ment of a fine suit of Hair, that she h»» ¡>aten’ed her
celebrated Hair Restorer, which ha* now been before
the public for the space of two years aDd has in every
instance given entire satisfaction as to what it prom­
ise». No mineral or damaging subsunce is used in
this preparation, and it is guaranteed to prevent hair
falling out after four applications. Well-known cases
of long-standing baldness have been successfully trea­
ted (as per testimonial» in my possesion). It will
produce a full flowing crop of hair on all »Puree of
baldies», even to its most pronounced state. 1: will
prevent hair from turning gray.
Preparations
for war led to all parte of the country.
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T ree C ulture .—The following from
an essay by Prof. Baal, of the Michi­
gan Agricultural College, are valuable
suggestions for apple-growers every­
where: A young tree should be treated
▼ery much as you would treat a hill of
corn. Hoed crops will answer in a
young orchard; sowed crops will do
much harm to young trees. I think it
a good plan to keep young trees mulch­
ed, and I am not sure but it is the best
of all ways to treat large or old trees as
Jong as they live. Mulch prevents the
rapid evaporation of moisture from the
soil, keeps the surface mellow, pre­
vents the soil from often freezing and
thawing in Winter and becoming over­
heated in Sammer. Whether or not to
cultivate trees which have become well
established depends upon circumstan­
ces, I have never seen an apple orch­
ard which I thought was injured by too
frequent shallow culture, but this may
be the case in some places, especially
in warm climates or where the soil is
deep and very rich. Whether or not
to cultivate can be told by the looks of
the tree. If the color of the leaves is
good and the growth all right, and the
trees bear well of fine fruit, they are
doing well enough, even if in grass.
But if the leaves are pale, and the
growth of the annual twig much less
than a foot in length on trees set
twelve years, and the fruit small and
poor, something is the matter, and
they are suffering for want of plow,
harrow, or cultivator, or a heavv mnlcb
or a coat of manure, or two or more of
these combined. The upper twigs of
tree« set twelve to twenty years ought
io grow six to twelve or more inches
each year. To judge of the condition
of an apple tree is muoh like jadging
of the condition of sheep in a pasture.
Look'at the sheep and not at the pas
tare. As long as the sheep are plump
and fat they are all right.
ARE PEACEFULLY REVOLUTION
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS AND SATUR­
DAYS arriving at Ashland same day con
nects with our daily stage line between
Linkville and Fort Klamath. Also with
our semi weekly line from Linkville to
Lake City and all intermediate points.
GARRETT & FERREE
T hey H ave J ost R eceived
FACTORY
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
We are now manufacturing, and
have on hand a good assortment of
Emporium of Ashland.
LAUNDRY and TOILET SOAP,
surpasses in tone and power any Reed organ here­
which we oiler to the trade at
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
S ummer G oods , just received irom 8. F.
UNIVERSAL
We have any tiling you
may
need in our line.
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Give it a trial and support home
industry.
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Our new stock contains
fi a large assortment of
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Wanted in exchange
20,000 lbs. Grease
ry G oods , G roceries
C D BOOTS
and SHOES,
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DEALERS IN
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The Beautiful Imported
Ashland Drug Store !
General Merchandise
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the ensueing
Ashland.
W ILL near make
UNION LIVERY
S ale
and
E xchange
STABLES,
Corner of 4th and California Sts.,
J acksonville , O regon .,
he undersigned , having pup .-^
T
cnised the abjve named stabb-s^k^-
from Kubli & Wilson, beg leave to inform
the public that they are determined to mertrAl 71*
a continuance of the patronage that has tor niiiiy
y ear» jraet been conferred on these justly
POPULAR STABLES!
We have constantly on hand the very beet
season at my stab'es
Terms: Twen’.y-flve dollar’ the reason, or thirty
dollars the season, with the privilege oi returning 'I e
mare next year io one of my imported horse*, it she
does not prove with-foal tide season, payable in U.
8. Gold Coin, or grain at Market pr.ee.
Good pasturage for mares at 62J erntsper week;
Just received from San Francisco, which he 1» offer no liability for acciden's or escapee.
In a short lime I u ill issue a circular with engrav­
ing at lhe
ings of several of my horses, mares and view of my
Scabies; with a history of the Percheron Horse, hnd
why they are preferable to other lai ge horses; some
hints on breeding; demand and prices for horses in
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Europe aDd America.
I have ftt 1 blood Jersey Ctitle for sale of the be*t
.quality. Every family that keeps a cow should
have a Jersey. Send for circular.
W. C. MYER.
Ashland, March 20th, 1877.
no 41- tf
He hae aleo on hand a large variety of
NUT8
CANDIES
bPONGES
FINE SOAPS
PERFUMERY &c.
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Also a General Aetortment of
WINES and
ASHLAND HOUSE.
this
LIQUORS
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MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
KJTOHers from abroad promptly attended to,
and warranted to give eatisfaction.
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LONG ESTABLISHED HOUSE,
where helst eidyat 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, at short no­
tice.
JASPER HOUCK.
SADDLE HORSES,
BUGGIES AND
.
Thatcher & Worden,
Horses Boarded
(in reasonable terms, and the be«t of care and atten­
tion bestowed upon them while under their charge.
Also,
Horses Bought and Sold.
We will gutrantee satisfaction in al) our trans­
actions.
C ardwkll 6 i M c M ahon .
ywVHE UNDERSIGNED, THANKING OUR PA-
JL trona for tue liberal patronage bestowed iqain
us during our connection with ue Union Livery
Stable., would bespeak a continuance of the »due
to our succeesors.
C akdwill i M c M ahon .
No. 17; if.
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CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS ani SHOES
OGN.
or the benefit of those desir -
ing good wagon work, the undersigned
hereby makes known that he can be found
at. all times at bis shop in the S. W. corner
BLACKSMITHING
of the public square Ashland Ogn; and is
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teady and willing to do all work entrusted
to me in a workmanlike manner. WAG­
EUBANKS & FORSYTH.
ONS, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WHEEL­
BARROWS, PLOW STOCKS, Ac., made
A LL THOSE DESIRING WORK
to order, and repaired on short notice.
xjl in our line, will find us at the
T!'e best Eastern stock constantly on •‘Old Michelson Stand” ready to serve them
band.
W. W. KENTWOR.
with neatness aDd dispatch. Particular at­
tention paid to horse shoeing.
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NAILS. BOLTS GLASS,
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IIORSE SHOES, SHOE-SHAPE, ROPE,
WOOL SACKS, TAINTS, OILS
SOAP AN O CUTLERY.
cyo
FARMING IMPLEMENT,CROCKERY
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A nd FRUIT CANS.;
Oilcloth for Tables and
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and Floors.
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A L arge
and
S election
of
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INSERPASSEI) BY J NF OTHER
Instrument. The proprietor, hire noted rar. fu'ly,,
for ni: ny yerrs. the impt-rfec ion. and i e»<ls of the
reed iL6irument.,and direct tl.eir practicalaxp.iteixe
to the tortecdon of such Imperfettioi », aid th«ir ex­
periments h> ve resulted in U e production of a quality
of tone which .nceiudLdee .o clo.elj to the
PIPE ORGAN QUALITY
That I» difficult to distirgt.ish lietween th» two-
This instrument ha. all the
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS»
And every organ is fully warranted. Large O-
Poils1-, Bl. ck Wulnut PnDelled Cases
that forms, iu addition to a
splendid instrument
of music, a
u BEAUTIFUL PIECE
OF FURMTUR
C hoice
TEAS.
This organ need, nrlv to lie ..en to lie appreriated.
and is sold at extremely
We have just received a select
assortment of the best brands of
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AGENTS WANTED
Male or fema'e) in every connty in the United State»
and Canada.
MARKETABLE PRODUCE.
A shland , O regon .
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eeps a general assort -
ment of goods iu bis line of trade. •
Ladies’, Wens’ and Boys’ Sad­
dles, u Speciality.
Team, Buggy and Plow Harness,
LAKE CO.,
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lowest cash price, or exchange for
all kinds of
DRY GOODS, Saddlery & Harness,
LINKVILLE,
we keep hardware , iron ,
By a ek.llful use of lhe etop., and of the pateak'
knee swell, the music 1« adapted to the human voice,
rargiug from tn* eoftest flute-like note to a Vulume
of sound
We will sell our goods at the
MANUFACTURER OF, AND DEALER IN
Yankee Notions,
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SHOP
C. K. KLUM,
Groceries, Crockery, Paints, Oils, Etc. • »
Wagon Factory.
HARNESS
ASHLAND
Dealers in
Hardware, Fancy Goods,
and Millinery Goods.
SATISFACTION.
CIGARS AND PIPES.
CARRIAGES,
And can furnish our customers with a tip-top turn­
out al any time.
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he undersigned wishes to re -
mind his friends, and the traveling pub­
lic generally, that he is still to be found at
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Ready-made Clothing, Hats, Y
A STEEL,
Pride of Perche,
IE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE IN
calling the at'en ion of lhe public to uia new and
well ee^cted stock of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
NOTIONS
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RIGDON & CO.
HELMAN & FOUNTAIN,
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pmho
Our soap has been pronounced
by those who know
SUPERIOR
TO ANY
IMPORTED
ARTICLE.
At the Factory.
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tofore manufactured in tide country.
ha» been tested by many
competent judge.,
and gives
Af er thanking our many kind Patron»
for past favor*, we wish to call their at-
J ten
ion to our large stock of S
an I
J. I>. FOUNTAIN.
Dry-Goods, Groceries, School
Books, Blank Books and
Stationery,
D ry G oods T rude .
AN IMNEN8E STOCK OF
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A. D. HELMAN.
ORGAN
J. M. McCall & Co-
W. C. MYER.
An immense stock of the best
S itting B ull O rdered to G et —The brtinds of Tobacco and Cigars at
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World’s Wolf Rapids Canada special the
PIONEER STORE.
S ulphur a S pecific for S carlet
F ever .—Dr. Henry Pigeon writes to
the London Lancet as follows: The
marvelous success which has attended
my treatment of scarlet fever by sul­
phur induces me to let my medical
brethren know of my plan, so that they
may be able to apply the same remedy
without delay. All the cases in which
I used it were very well marked, and
the epidermis on the arms in each case
came away like the skin of a snake.
The following was the exact treatment
followed in each C3se: Thoroughly an-
noint the patient twice daily with sul­
phur ointment; give five to ten grains
of sulphur in a little jam three times a
day. Sufficient sulphur was burned
twice daily (on coals on a shovel) to fill
the rooms with the fumes, and, of
course, was thoroughly inhaled by the
patient. Under this mode of treatment
each case improved immediately, and
none were over eight days in making a
complete recovery, and I firmly believe
in each it was prevented from spread­
ing by the treatment adopted.
MONDAY’S WEDNESDAY’S AND IR
DAYS at 4 o'clock a . m : arrives at L il
ville same days. Returning,
ASHLAND
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MOTTO.
DEADLY CONFLICT
LEAVES LINKVILLE
MRS. H: A. MOORE,
PARLOR
—ARE IN—
LEAVES ASHLAND
Address
A Fine Assortment of Fancy
says: Sitting Bull has been ordered
out of the British possessions and has
obeyed. Bill Culverson, a Govern­
— ALSO
ment scout, was the cause. It occurr­
ed in this way: A British offioer and GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
Sitting Bull had a council, after which
the tribe performed the usual dance.
CUTLERY,
Culverson, who is a young half breed, PAINTS
joined in. After it was over he became
AND
excited, counted his scalps and said to
OILS, ETC., ETC.
Sitting Bull: I have killed so many of
your hostile redskins. Sitting Bull
drew his revolver, a movement imitat­ “ Cheaper than the Cheapest ”
ed by Culverson, but before either
Is Our
could shoot, Major Walsh, with his
revolver drawn, sprang between them
and told Culverson to put bis pisol
away. Turning to Sitting Bull, he
said: “I want you to understand yon Bring on your Produce and Ex­
are on British soil, and must not at­
change for Goods.
tempt to take any person’s life. Drop
your revolver or you are a dead man! ’
MRS. M. W. HARGADINE.
No 44,—tf
He dropped it— Bee.
GARETT AND FERREE’S TRI-WEEKLY
¿{ages run between the above named
points thr^e times» week,
making the trip
through in
one day car­
rying U.S. Mail and passengers.
ONE BOTTLE, |5; Or, THREE BOTTLES, 110.
T he C abbage W orm .—Mr. Harris Goods and Notions at the
writes to the Richmond Palladium as
PIONEER STORE.
follows, under date of Pern, Indiana,
Sept. 6: * ‘Aware as I am that the cab­
bage worm is doiDg great damage to
A splendid stock of Boots and
the cabbage crop in your vicinity, I
take the liberty of informing you that Shoes at the
PIONEER STORE.
since coming here I have learned that
a simple application of wheat bran
will completely eradicate the destruc­
tive pests.”
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ROB’T GARRE IT,
TEAM* BUGGY COLLARS,
CURRYCOMBS, BRIDLES.
CINCHOS, STIRRUPS,
WHIPS. LASHES, SPURS,
COLLAR PADS, ETC.. ETC.,
And everything usually kept in a first-class
establishment. Repairing done with neat­
ness and dispatch at prices to suit the
times.
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ALI BERAL DISCOUNT
Will Be -
e see no cause to change our
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It still remains
“Quick Sales & Small Profits.’’
Call and examine our stock, and
Made to Teacher., Minister., Cburrhee, Fchoo!»
Tzxige, etc , where there 1. no agent for the Stay
Organ. Illustrated catalogue and j rica list frv»
Correspondence .olicited. Addre.a the manufactu­
rer».
Allege r,Bowlby& Co.,
WASHINGTON, N. J,
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WHEAT Taken a the Highest if you do not see what you want,
T. B. M c M uetrie »
H. W. ALLEGER,
Market Rates in Exchange
C all for it .
E dward P lotts .
C. P. B owlbv ,
for Goods.
May 12th, 1S77.
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(Sept. 27, ’76; 1 yr.)
Ashhnd, Jure 27th, 1876.
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