I.IXKV1LL.E ITEMS.
Mr. Stanley and his son John, of
PIONEER
Ashland, returned earlv this week from
Nov. 9th. 1877.
FRIDAY
NOVEMBER 16,1877 a visit to Big valley, Modoc Co., Cal.
Plenty of rain and mud. Freighters
They report that the settlers have rais
-AND-
from
over
the
mountains,
make
nse
of
ed fine grain there this year, and that
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
a numeriety of adjectives in referring
the pioneer orchard of the valley, has i i
to the present condition of the roads.
Of Lake Comity.
Always good openings for bargains at yielded fruit. This has encourege-1
Mrs.
W.
S.
Moore
aod
family,
arriv
•/ 7
the people to plant orcLuds and Mr.
the Pioneer Stone.
ed
from
Salem,
Wedue-day
eve.,
and
Stanley is under promise to deliver 2,- I
OREGON.
Several interesting communications OOOyouug trees in the va'ky slraigb .- have become domiciled as actual resi
Granite Street,
dents of our burg.
are crowded out this week.
r way.
DEALERS IN
G Kt). 7. BALDWIN, Proprietor.
Work is progressing finely in the
A shland P ublic S chool .—Report construction of the new saw mill; the
Thanks to Senator Mitchell for im
Ashland^
for month ending Nov. 9, 1877.
portant public docaments.
General
Merchandise,
machinery will be here now in a few
1st Department—L. F. Willits,teach days.
AS JUST RECEIVED A GOOD AS.
Marsh &, Valpey
Furnishing Goods,
sort inent of Cooking and Heating
A fine assortment of Christmas goods er. No. enrolled, 59; No. boys, 25;
Notwithstanding the inclemency of
Stoves.
X-i^All kinds of Tin, Sheet-Iron
No. girls, 34; average attendance, 46. I
at Chitwood
Atkinson’e.
ami
Copperware
on hand and ma<C to or
Hardware, Crockcry, A LL KINDS OF PLANING, MOULD der.
2d Department—Frances Myer teach the weather, neaily all the youth and
GEO. T. BALDWIN.
sparkling beauty of the country, gath
1\. ing, Circular and Scroll-Sawing dun
(V2u21tf.)
Elegant new goods at Helman Cu (V er. No. enrolled, 48; No. boys, 25;
ered at the hotel, Monday night, aod Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps to order.
No. girls, 23; average attendance, 38.
Fountain’s. Give them a call.
tripped the light fantastic, to the souud
And in short, Evervthii g required
3d Department — Ella Anderson
MISS M. A SWINGLE.
|
MISS I. C. SWINGLE.
A full line of hard and tinware and a teacher. No. enrolled. 36; No. boys 19; of Mr. Kiegel & Co.’» instruments till
i SASH,
DOORS, MOULDINGS,
the “wee sma’ hours.”
MISS M.A. SWINGLE & SISTER
great vurioty of other goods at Reesers. No. girls, 17; average attendance, 29.
FOR THE GENERAL TRADE
House, Sign and Ornamental l’ainiingand
Hare Opened a Hirst-Class
J.
W.
Samukar
is
erecting
a
new
Recapitulation.—Total enrollment,
Graining dune to order in the Mill, or in
W. A. Egli, of Fort Jones, arrived a
As
Che
’
p
as
the
dwelling, and Dr. Allen is making the
the country. Canvassing ceiling, Paper-
few days ago to attend the Ashland 113; average attendance, 113.
hinging, Calsomining, Whiuwashin , Ac.
necessary arrangements to put up a
<0 32 LH3 JL n IP U2J ¡S3 tg»«
Academy.
*
on shortest possible notice.
Ou Mam Street, Ashland,
J acksonville .—On Tuesday last, in dwelling. Also several other parties
MARSH & VALPEY.
Next door to the Post Olli -e, Up st .irs lu Dr. I d D w ’ b
All
kinds
of
approved
country
Ashland, June 17th, IsTti. [nltl.c2-lM
New Butidiug.
The genial faces of ?J»x Muller and t’. company with a number of Ashlundites, contemplite building as soon as the
we
made
the
ol«l
historic
town
of
Jack
HAVE NOW ON HAND A HKArTIFVL ASSOBT-
weather settles.
Lay, of Jacksonville, were seen iu the
produce taken in exchange for
V V or hats , bonnets , flowers , plumes , ni . ck
sonville
a
brief
visit.
We
found
things
TIES, JUTE, LADIES Ft'RMSHING GOODS, ETC., FTC.
Granite City on Sunday last.
L. B. Applegate of Swan Like was in
tranquil,busiuess apparently good, and town during the week. He repirrts stock goods.
BUTTE HICK
SMITH PATTERNS.
Rev. J. II lloork, U. S. Indian agent the people as genial and hospitable as looking well in that vicinity, which is
(^VDressiiiaklng «lone to order.
All orders from a disuuce promptly lilted. Goode
is in Ashland looking after the furnish usual. The extensive mining opera certainly encouraging, in view of the
Cheap for CaBb.
[n21v2tf.
i-^Do not fail to give us a
ing of the wheat lately purchased for tions in the Applegate country have al inevitable hard winter which our num
tiial before purchasing elsewhere,
the Klamaths and Modocs.
ready helped tne place no little, and erous weather oracles are predicting.
rl’iie farewell party to Dr. Shrewsbury when the big ditch companies raise
• as » we . are determined to ~ nive sat-
C. B. Watson has been among us the isfaction.
their flood gates and begin to wash
was a fail ore not because of any ill feel out the metal, as in the olden days, we greater part of the week, attending to
Ashland, Oregon.
ing toward the Doctor, bnt through confidently look for brisk times in Jack legal business, but left on the stage
G. S. Sergent & Co.
THE EAGLE MILL
FORGE NUTLEY BAS THE PLEASURE TO
Thursday to 6scort “Bob” over the
misunderstanding,
mismanagement, sonville.
M
auuoubce
to
tbe
iiih
ibiiauts
of
Asuuud
»-u-l
i's
&
PIIŒNIX, OREGON.
burrouud’ugs bis readiness to supply all who need Situated 15 miles South of Jacksonville and II mile
rocksand chuck holes, between here
misdirection or mistake.
North of Athiaud, is prepared to do general
-------
with a g aal cuslom-iu>de bool or shoe, made of the
(v2n21 f.)
best luateri-d. Cail and see biiu. bhot> on Main
O fe the I ndian T rail —We had the and Ashland.
Street, over creek, near bridge.
Custom and Exchange Business
Still the work goes on energetically i pleasure, last week, of met ting with
Our usually quiet and peaceful vil
Ashland, June 17tb, 1876.
noltf.
- Flour and Feed at the—
on C'apt. McCall's new brick. The Sergt. Southerland ’of Ft. Klamath, lage, was the scene of quite a serious
I.
O.
Miller
store room which will be completed who whs on his rttura from the long disturbance one day last week. Mr.
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
within a few days, will be one of the I and tircfomo chase aftor Joseph Fe"’ David P. Shook of Alkali valley, was
Architect and Builder.
36 lbs of flour, 2’lb’ shnrts and 8 lb« bran per i>tish-
LEATHER,
LEATHER.
I
el for good wneat. Wt I «ack and brand lhe sacks
largest aod most elegant in the laad.
violently
assaulted
on
the
street
by
one
persons realize what hardships were
—customers furnishing the sacks. My brother
GRANITE STREET
ASHLAND. i
—-----------------
---------------------
Lots of leather, of many a kind
Nat.
Williams,
an
employe
on
the
mill
endured
by
our
soldier
in
the
murchof
Dr. Shrewsburv, the skillful dentist,
ILL do any thlrg in l is line on ebort no»!.ce an¿
At Tolman’s tannery you can find;
n7’.’2if
left Ashland yesterday for bis homo in nearly 2,009 miles on the trail of the race, who struck Shook a number of W un the lowest terms.
In harness work and saddler;/
Will have charge of the busiDes«, being assisted by
champion
retreatest,
and
Sergt.
South
times
with
some
stones,catting
bis
head
Faithful
and true we’re bound to be;
coll) [>etebt millers.
Sar.ia Barbara Cal. The doctor was
A. D. HELMAN.
.'. D. FOUNTAIN.
In
carriage
work
we
’
re
not
so
fast;
erland
’
»
story,
told
in
hi»
graphic
style
and
face
severely.
A
warrant
was
issued
«
kept busy while here, and no doubt
Ecerylhing as represented or no sale,
’Tis good enough for any lass:
is
one
of
intense
interest.
He
was
at
for
Williams,
aud
he
was
arraigned
be
when he comes again will find hi a
Stout boots A; shoes of the first letter
band at the time of the surrender and fore Justice Hamakar, who mulcted
Mrs. S. A. FARNHAM.
w ork to do.
And good euongh for auy feller.
saw the tagged rcd-sk>ns hand them him in the sum of 850 for the benefit of
Very good hides and good grain
Yesterday rnorniDg as J. Crit. Tol selves ove» as prisoners of war, to grim the school fund.
Ever wanted for the same.
I tejiizeb .
man was riding h»s racer, “Eoodl nc,” old Gen. Miles. The Sergt. says the
v2n22lf
ROC i; POINT ITEMS.
ba>eb»ck. down Main street, the horse interception of Joseph was the merest
LAKtVlEW COTTAGE I
No”. 12, 1877.
scared at a boy aud wheelbarrow and accident, he having stopped io the ra-
A Pleasant and Homelike House situated
threw Cr<t onto the street, within a lew : vines where Gen. Mi'es fcuud him, to I l'all plowing under baud way.
I
—AT—
inches of a granite boulder. Why not cut socio lodge poles, before contina-
Miners gs’t’ng reedy for work.
Linkville Livery Stables.
IJuniniing
Bird
Spriugs, near
have a saddle?
( ing bis march into the British posses-
The bridge across Rogue River at
GEORGE NURSE
Kia in ¡till Lake,
I »ions, oulv about for’y m’lcs distant. this point, ¡3 being repaired.
Would
Inform
his
friends
that
his
Stables
at
Read the l“tter of Mr McBride which
Dry-Goeiis, Groceries, School
Eleven miles from Lihkville, on the road tc*
1 Capt. .zdCuCon, v.*iom the S?igt. lef*» at
‘
Squire
Haye.-,
’
new
residence
ia
about
Ft. Klamath, Lake Co., Oregon.
publish on tiie outside this week.
Books,
Blank
Books
and
' 1‘eudiiig,
o • with his company, hespioba- i finished.
Considering the briefness of his snjom a
Stationery,
^©•Attention paid to tl.e wants of guests
i bly reached Ft. I’lama'b by this time.
! The Good Tempi ira of Rogne
.f
here we think he writes Ashland np
LAKE COUNTY
ONEG
ON
River
| The beys of Company B, have hud sucu
The subscriber also keeps a Good Stable
petty well. Ho is in error in stating
Lodge bt!d a uubi'O meeting, cn 'the
Are in excellent repair, amply provided with feed well stippli-d with liay and grain. Call and
a tramp as sehlcm fail® to t’jolotof our
And that customers will be wai >.-d ou
th,at Ashland hm no lawyer, Mr. Dun
fol'.ow-
jifsicn the fol!
see it be can keep hotel.
<-4
promptly and in the best 6tyle,
&
i soldiers, and they will donbtiee® enjoy 4th List , ou which occasion
V2U18T]
[J. J. ferre()t
t« .by being a duly qualified altor-
ing o icers were installed, viz: Alex.
A Good HACK Exol'ent BUGGIES and No 1
■ the rest and quiet which Ft. Kiamutu
RIDING
HOIlbES
always
ou
hand
m y.
; Orme, W. C T. ; Miss Alili Col7¡g, W.
: witi afford then, f r some time.
—AND—
(5-,: Dorses promptly care 1 far, aud
R. S.; Mi :!S Annie Savage, W. L. Sÿ
here have been so many accessions
Tourists and Others Outfitted
A n U nsat -,-
jt: c j..x jance .— We Mbs Jaue Bailey, W. V. T. ; G. M. Sav-
L-F'N OTIC E^ J
to lhe populat ;on of Ashland within the
Ou the shortest noli :e
made cuiiu r. p,rc v;l la -i v;e' k about ? ^3- age, W. S., ; C. Schielihu W. F. S.;Miss
last few month®, that we believe ta*-ra
Do not fall to give the Lihkville Stables a tria
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE < 0MTLETKD THEIR
» • T.; Charlo!t« Schiefllin,
ing l few pupem. but, after all, tje cir- i A. Rir.lcay, W.
V2ul4tf]
GEORGE
NURSE,
is not nu empry house in the p'ace at
c'ltns'afca which aroused us und per- » « U.; G. D. O .vings W. M ; J. T.
this lime. It is said that even the o'd
hans tided the whole village wiili an- 7 A i inson. W. D. M.; Miss E. Schieflln
MILLINERY STORE (One Mile West of the stand of old Buckeje M 11)
fiant (Irver that stands at an angle of
prthensi >n of impending danger, was 1 » • I. G.; Miss L Orme, W. A. S
Are now Sawing all kinds of Lumber,
Ou Malli Street
I
forty-five degrees, in the upper part of
nothing as com cured t > the v. cerieuca duDer tho Installation ceremonies were
Ashland
- - - - - Oregon. BOXING, SIDING, RUSTIC, FLOORING. FIN
t >wo, has »n occupant.
ISHING, SCAN!LING OF ALL SIZES.
of I tof. Skidmore. It seem* be was concluded, brie? addresses were m-ide,
We have cow ou Lund a beuutiful assortment of
Fir,Yellow
and Sugar Pine of all dimensions
MRS. H. A. MOORE’S
by
Bros.
Scbit-flhu,
Carr
and
others.
X.
the
proprietor
of
a
wood-saw,
••.
’
!.
ich
had
Iiatr,
Bonnets,
Shades.
French
Flowers,
Wreathe,
I. irge delegations of the “Original,
Laths, Sheathing, Shingles, Fenc
PlUiues, Neck Ties, T.iueu Sults, Jute, Ladies’
been
a
treasured
implement
a
the
fam
Order of Red-men’" arrive almost daily ’
Faiibhiug Goods, etc., etc etc.
F KOJI LAKEVIEW.
ing etc., etc.,
ir<>m Klemath and Yainax. They are i ily for years; a saw which wr.s prized,
BUTTRICK PATTERNS
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS!
Nov. 3.
How packing oat the large amount of not only as co old fami'iar friend and
All orders from » distance promptly tilled.
Cold and blustering.—the mountains
wheat purchased for
them bv tho Gov-1 reliable helper, but because of the ex
U iT Agency for Dr. Warner's Health Corset. Ev All orders promptly attended to.
•
ery inihg sold cheap for Cush.
cellent
quality
of
its
metal.
Well,
in
are
covered
with
enow.
«rument. A largo sum is thus saved i
..........CA SH......
(5-+7“Bleaching, Pressing and Coloring, in the very
MRS. II. A. MOORE would rnnonnce to 'he
course
of
time
the
saw
needed
some
William
Newland
was
killed
last
week
neutest
manner.
*v2nl6tf
for the IndLu service which would
OATS, WHEAT, FLOUR, LARD and
Duties and Gen'lemeii who «l-s’ie tie pei.-ou.il a loin
inn>r of a flue «u't of H lir, -h >t she 11 -s |nl»n e'l her
ALs, Jas, Ewing.
otherwise be expended in paying dental work, and the Professor submit while hauling lumber from Joseph's cel-brited
BACON, taken in Exchange for
H ir Res o.ei, which has now been i>ef«>ie
ted it to Mr. Kentnor, who put it iuthe mill to his place in Cbewatican. While the public for
lhe space of ■ wo yearssnd ins in evuy
ireight.
.... LUAIBEll....
iost iuce given entire s itkf ic ion ms to what it prom
very best of order. The evening of the descending a hill his break gave way ises.
td’T“Address a I trdeis to
No mineral or dam giig snb-i mce is used id
T - e S oa ? F at M an S usi ’. cion ^ d .— same day it was retn rued to its owner, causing him to fall where the wagon O hs iirep-raiion.aud it is guaranteed to prevent hair
MAItSIIR VALPEY A- CO..
otr alter fair applications. Well-known cases
Mr. Win. Howard, of the Ashland Soap but it was “too good to keep,” and the wheels passed over him. Deceased falling
of long.st li'liitg bildness have been su -ce^siul'y trot
Yellow Jacket Mill, Brownsborougli,
ted (as per testimonials in mv possesdon). It will WATCHMAKER AKO JEWELER
factory, made us a call yesterday. Dur next morning when the boy undertook lived only a few hours after the acci oroduce
I’. O., Ogn.
(2-16tf)
a full flowing crop of fltvr <>” all stages of
bildress, even to its most pronounced p’Ue. It wilt
ing his late sonp-seliiug campaign iu to get the breakfast wood, the saw fau- dent. Leaves a family.
Ashland, Oregon.
prevent hair f out turnin'' gray.
Pieparations
the lower part of the vallev be bud ed io do its duty. On examination, he
i'urwar
led
to
all
parts
of
the
country.
Two bears came down from tbeir
D. CHAI MAN.
L. A. NEIL.
mneb diflicu! y in “soft-soaping” the found the old familiar bandies in tbeir mountain fastnesses io the neighbor ONE BOTTLE, $5; Or,THREE BOTTLES, $ 10.
people whose pauence bad become place, but they no longer held between hood of Kelly ci’eek, passing through
Just received, a large and select Jot of Go’ll aLf.
ASHLAND
Address
Plated jewel y ; also, a g^od assortment of
tbreedbare through the importunities them the trusty old blade, but instead, I Mr. Contaer’s field, but being peace-
MRS. II: A. MOORE,
CLOCKS, B’J TC11ES.SPECTACLES,
of humbugging soap venders.
He a twisted and half toothless piece of ably inclined they were not molested.
claims, however, that whenever his metal which lo iked as if it might have
1008J Market st., San Francisco, Cal.
FEED AND LIVERY STABLE !
An aborigine puzzled a pale face by
Eye glasses and Sewing Machine needles constantly I
ou
hand
and
fur
sale
at
minimum
prices.
27:tf.
snap was fried, it was pronounced a been the first crude implement of the inquiring for “wheat medicine.” It
success and brought the shekels.
[v2n6-ly]
saw kind that mankind ever saw saw. was vitriol that he wanted.
MAIN STREET.
Verily, verily, 1 say unto you,
Our town presents a lively appear
ASHLAND ^BAKERY
We acknowledge a plesant call on
Of»il .uemthings «in-e».he tl.yoftbe t’i’1,
ance;
the
sonnd
of
hammer
and
saw
on
Wednesday last from our genial friend
We tliiuk this ■ fling w is nir- ner -hi-n e’f;
AND
all sides indicates that its buildings
IL B. Valpey, who has been for some
The «<>nl of t-ie m <n w-o d- I th!® <1-o 1
he undersigned would
are rapidly augmenting.
O rloff .
respectfully inform their li iends ¿L/Vi
Would b .Te p>e.Hv of room in t n;.is.aid seed.
time pa-t superintending the steam saw
THE
ASHLAND
TIDINGS
PLANING MILL
STORE
C. S. Sergent & Co.,
9
TIN SHOP
Furniture Factory,
H
Millinery Store
'1 ■■
LIVE i LET LIVE
G. F. BILLINGS-
J
----
General Merchandise
&IHK.VIÏ.BE
NOTIONS.
STEAM SAW MILL
TAKE NOTICE!
Scientific
HAIR. PRQBUCEE.
g Aî.^1 RESTAURANT
mill of Marsh, Valpey and Co. on Big
Butte Creek. He returns to his place
o' business in a few days. From the
time of its construction last summer
until the rain, the mill did an im
mense business and will doubtless have
to run again up to its full capacity as
soon as spring opens. In the mean
time all energies will be exerted in get
ting logs ready for next season's work.
A Boron E xper - encs .—Mr. Louis
Land, of Lost river, who spent a day
or two in Ashland this week, informs
ns that while on bis way to Altoras from
Clear Lake, a short time ago, a sdow
storm came on while he was crossing a
broad deaert-l’ke country, and all fam
iliar objects being shut out, he lost his
way, and was two days and a half with
out a morsel of food. On the third day,
if we remember his story correctly, be
reached the residence of a crusty old
bachelor (evidently u very different
man from the generality of Like coun
try bachelors.) who would not divide
his commissary stores with him. and so
Louis, though sorely tried by the
“emptiness that gnaws,” traveled ten
miles farther before he found the bos
pita’ity he so much needed.
BONANZA ITEMS.
jJfS'The Na'ionnl (¡<>'«1 Medal wi® aw o il 1
ed <» Bi tdley A Rulofson lor the best Plm-
t graphs in the United States, and the Vien
na Med d k»r the best in the world.
STOCK SALT, pr. 100,....
12!) Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
GROUND ALUM “ ....
Oct 1st.
Weather cold and stormy, with some
snow. This is the day for those who
As Low as the barest, and only one
can, to haul out one dollar for the poll
price at the EAGLE MILL. All re
tax man.
ports to the contrary are false.
The Bonanza Academy is under full
G. F. B illings .
blast, with Miss l’unny Van Riper as
teacher.
RETAIL MARKET
Mr. Henry Conn, Deputy Sheriff of i
Following are retailers’ prices, in the
Lake Co. passed through Bonanza the
Ashland
Market:
other day after a murderer from Lake
Flour per 100th*’, 82 00
Co., California. Also two men from
Corn Meal per 100lbs. 83 00.
Shasta Co. Cal. passed through after
Wheat per bushel, GOcts.
the some boy.
Ortld
do
40 et».
Potatoes
pr
ft)
2c
18.
J. D. Carr of Modoc Co. Cal and A.
Butter do 25cts.
Langell of Langell’s valley, are driv
Cheese do IScts,
ing about, bOO head of cattle to Harney
Lird in tins loots,
Bacon—bams 10, sides 14cts.
Lake valley, where they iaten 1 to win
Egg® pr doz 121gCts.
ter them.
Chickens do 83.
A. Handy of Bit anzi intends to put
C >ffee 30(a),33ots.
in forty acres of grain tins fall and we
Sugar 14p/ IScts,
Tea
63cts Qi-,81. .
hope he may have good lack and that
Syrup pr gallon. $1 50.
it will prove this a grain growing
Hides—deer pr it» 15cts.
country. A great many think we can
Apples—dried do Sets.
not raise grain here, but all ye unbe
Peaches
do
12%cts.
Plums
do
pitted
12J»cts.
lievers have patience: time will tell.
M ool filets.
The snn 13 sbiniDg for the first
Soap—hard per box $1 50—soft
time to-day.
B achelor , . gallon oOcta.
T
and the public generally th it they M* zl*
r<THE Unlersigued i® row prepared to furnish have purchased the above e®tablhhment,
JI WHITE and BROWN BREAD, I’iea aid and having thoroughly cleared the lobelia
co
• v
. 3
. 3
LIVERPOOL (meat)........
At J. M. McCALL & CO’S.
Cakes, ut the lowest price«. Fimiiies supplied aud hav from the premises, they can assure
produce taken iu exchange. At the
their patrons that stock entrusted to their
RESTAURANT
Meals 2-5 cents: Tea and Coffefc
Extra.
care will be well and safely cared for.
GOOD TURNOUTS
Of carriages and buggies supplied at
ZiTTbe highest market price paid for
any time.
Wheat Oats. Barley, Bacon and Lard.
The pntronace of the public is solicited and satis
faction
guaranteed.
¡'.»3m.
W.
S.
SAYER.
^9“ Large stock <4 new goods just rece iv
e l—Full announcement next week. Come
and see us.
In quantilies to suit pnreha-ers. They will
also, in connection with their stable, run a
BALED HAY FOR SALE!
Averill Mixed Paints.
Dissolution of Copartnership. These paints have stood the test of years,
HE PARTNERSHIP here'ofore eiis'ing between
W. H. Ha haway and J. B. Rigdon, is this dry
dissolved by mu ual consent.
J. B RIGDON.
W. H. HATHAWAY.
Ashland, Oregon, Ang 27th 1877.
[12tf.
T
ASHLAND HOUSE.
and are now better than ever. They are
composed of the best materials known to
the trade.
Pure Linseed Qil
STRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD
AND PURE FRENCH ZINC.
TKUCK-WAGON
At reasonable rates. D. C hapmax & N eii ..
3i:tf
J. W. RIGGS,
1’IIQTO GRAPHIC
ARTIST,
Ashland
Oregon.
rpilE UNDERSIGNI D WISHES TO RE- Which are so united by our process of man
ufacture. as to produce paint which is
1 mind Ills friend®, aud 'lie traveling pub
more durable, beautiful and will last
I ain now permanently located in this
lic generally, that lie i.® still to be leund at
twice
as
long
a.^any
ulbw
point
known.
place,
and ie-j eAtully asks the patronag of
this
the citizens.
LONG ESTABLISHED HOUSE,
WE EXCEPT NONE.
ALL WORK WARRANTED
where lie 1® re uly at any time, and on all
It®
cost
to
the
consumef
>®
considerably
occasion® to ®et be^re them the best the
marke' affords, in a style second io no other less than the AVERILL PAINT is already To give Entire S tisiact’on. Prices Io suit
The Times.
house in Oregon.
mixed and tinted if required. For Pale by
Dinners and supper -® for special occasions,
J. M. McCALL & CO ,
gotten up in appropr late style, at short no-
noSOtf
Ashland, Otegon.
JASPER HOUCK.
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