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About Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1877)
THE ASHLAND TIDINGS ROB'T GARRE FT, NOVEMBER 16, 1877. FRIDAY D. J. FERREE. VOLUME II ASHLAND AND LIKKVILLE THE TIDINGS A CARELESS MAN. STAGE LINE Yesterday morning a careless; man out on South Hill threw a mug of hot shaving water out of a 6econd-story window. Instantly the pale air was GARETT AND FERREE’S TRI-WEEKLY Stages run between the above named streaked with shrieks, and, looking out point* three Uinta a week, he saw that he had emptied the treach making the trip through in erous element on the head of his wife, one day car who was digging icthe geranium bed rying U. S. Mail and passengers. with a pine stick. He leaned out of the window to laugh in hollow accents, LEAVES ASKLAND when the eash fell with frightful ve locity, shutting off his wind. His wife, MONDAY’S WEDNESDAY’S AND 1 L DAYS at 4 o clock a . m : arrives nt L.i dismayed at her unexpected shower ville «ame days. Keluruiag, bath, and appalled at her husband's situation, turned to run into the house LEAVES LINKVILLE and release him, and in her haste ran against the baby's cab, upsetting it and TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS AN > SATUR DAYS arriving at A-Lluad same «lay con hurling the baby upon a cactus plant. reefs w ¡11 our daily stage line between The domestic up-stairs, hearing the Linkvdie and Fort Klamath. Also with shrieks in the front yard, and doubting our genii weekly line from Linkvilie to Lake City and all intermediate points. not that the baby had been devoured by a tramp, sprang down stairs to the GARRETT & FERREE rescue with such alacrity that she only touched two steps, the first and the last one—touching the firBt one with her B. F. BBIX.. feet and the last one with her head. D. CHAPMAN. A neighbor, running to the general MEAT MARKET. rescue, stepped on a broken plank in the Bidewalk and fell the distance of a hun CHAPMAN & HEIL, dred and one feet, spraining his ankle so badly that he won’t walk for three weeks. By this time the man, with a Ashland, Oregon, violent effort, which scalped the entire eep constantly on hand at their back portion of his head, got out of the Shop, near the In i<lge, on Man Street, a good ly » f fre-h BEEF, MUTTON, VEAL, etc., window, having previously dropped his sup; which they «.tier at the lowest market price. noltf. razor, which felLon the edge of a flow Abhlaua, Jure 17lh, 1876. er pot and nicked itself worse than a coach horse, and comparative order SHOP was soon restored. But the man says ASHLAND HARNESS he will never again tempt the anger of the immortal gods by shaving himself. —Telegram. C. K, KLUM, The young man who boasted he could marry any girl he pleased found that he couldn’t please any. Great Reduction in pri ces of tinware. GOO SUBSCRIBERS To send in an additional name, so to make things lively these “dull times.” STORE. l The undersigned are happy to announce to the people of Ash land and vicinity that they are now receiving the largest stock of Ever before brought to Ashland. They are now ready tc furnish any Article in their Line, Coffee Pots 37! cents Wat* r Pails 63 cents. Covered Buckets 37! cents. Milk Pans 25 cents. Dippers 25 cents. 3 Pint Cups for 25 cents. Box and Parlor Stoves from 8 to 25 Dollars. NOT AT COST, EUT AT LIVING PRICES, We constantly keep on hand a good assortment cf « Drugs, Chemicals, Paient Medicines, Candies Nuts and Toys, El Books, Stationery. Slates, Pencils, « Dry Goods, Groceries THE TIDINGS Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Stems, E xchange STABLES, Comer of 4th and California Sts., J acksonville , O regon . npiIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PUR- JL chisel the sb ve named subk-s from Kubli & Wil«on, beg leave to inform the public that they are de'ermined to merit a can'imr 1 ce of the p tronage that has lor rnaj years past beta a'lifer red on these justly With a competent corps of cor respondents, proposes to be : The Liviiest Lccal Kewspsp !i we warrant to be genuine. funded. Give us a call. In the country; and as it does not deal largely in politics, it is the best .ATWOOD & ATKIMSOM. Ív2n22tfj 1J1HDY &, ROBERTS Saddlery & Harness, FAMILY PAPE a general assort - K elps ineut of goods iu Lis line of trade. TEAM A BUGGY COLLARS, CURRYCOMBS, BRIDLES, CINCIIOS, STIRRUl’S. WHIPS, LASHES, SPURS, COLLAR PADS, ETC.. ETC., And everything usually kept in a first-class e8tabli>hment. Repairing done with neat ness and dispatch at prices to suit the times. fake pleasure in announcing io -to i er* and the public generally .. c ou baud at c ò A shland , O regon . ' THE TIDINGS o - y T TT’Vr A r uh S Has the largest circulation, and is consequently the best 1 Advertising Medium r-i V" WHEAT Taken at the Highest Market Rates in Exchange for Goods. * A*. K W B 1 —CI — A KB GOODS, FANCY GOODS, a.A ju y j L> f( *- A •» d i noltf. POPULAR STABLES! CLOTHING, GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES In this part of the State, subscription price is only We have constantly on hand the very best; I A i: D W A R E 1. . SADDLE HORSES, i BUGGIES AND TOBACCO Sl.VVPKC DRUGS CARRIAGES, And cm furnish our customers with a tip-top turn out at any time. Horses Boarded On reasonable terms, and the be it of ciré and atten tion beatoued upon them while under their charge. Also, HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING COM- Of And in Get everything usually kept in class variety sTOREs, which having been purchased in Sall Francisco overhauled bis Saw Mill one T mile pleiely a bove Ashland, is now prepared to furnish We will guirantee satisfaction io al) our trans actions. C ardwell & M c M ahon . 7. L » to. • L» J i Send in your name and commence with the new volume. —OF THE— B.EDUCTIOK SEWING MACHINES! Q e i n Í U R i H r I U n tmcoloie I, in * S’ B Give ic a trial and support home industry. —DURING THE— COMING SEASON, AT □DDY, > -Í Vi Vi s I Lowest laving Profits W • • n W n k ’ I K ’ ' r There is, in connection with the Newspaper office, a complete At the Lewes* Cash Prices! M L L i BEST QUALITY IN ANY QUANTITY TO SUIT PURCHASERS In Prices of ■ wide Horses Bought and Sold. TJIHE UNDERSIGNED, Til ASKING our ta - JL irons for tue liberal patronage bestowed upon ns during our connection with tue Union Livery Stables, would bespeak a continuance of the same to our successors. C ardwell . & M c M ahon . No. 17; if. V * "» I A . jv V >, a 7 li / We trust the public will give us an op portunity to verify our statements belure purchasing elsewhere. to qualities t'ATISrACTiSM GUARANTEED. it* I price paid for HANDY d- ROBERTS. THE (v2nl5tf.) LOWEST RATES. Goods at V holesale, at the lowest cash rates. AN $30 SINGER FOR $60 ! FARMERS! BOX TOP, 2 DRAWERS & DROP LEAF. 860I $30! Will exchange for any kind of $60! And Liberal Discount for Cash ! Merchantable Produce. READ The list cf Sales for 1876 and testimonials from the very best judges in the country: We, the undersigne 1. residents of Jackson county, owning and huvirg used ihe Singer Machine eutli- cienily long to satisfy u * that it is in every respect u first - class uiactiine for all kinds of family *ork, would cheer fmly recommend it to all wishing to pur- ch .re a rirst-class eevi ing macnine: Mrs. Geo. Wil mid , Mre. T. B. Atkinson. Mr«. Pres. Pntppe, Mrs. S. J. Oliver, Mr«. I J. Phipps, Mrs. F. Luv. Mr«. M Loti ;nd, Mrs. John Orth, Mre. S. E Dunlap, Mrs. E R. R e.imes, Sirs. T. W. Jonuson, Mr b . N. Fisher, Mr.«. Wm Piyne. Mie? A. R or -, Mrs. M. Rigg*, Mrs. T. T. McKenzie. Mrs. J. H ouck , Mrs. J. Ritter, Mrs. M. A. Punier, M. Mjer, me.cuant tailor, Mrs. L (i mung, John F.iriey, *• “ Mrs. H. Helms, A. Marks, “ “ Mrs. C. W, Savage, Oro. Nir lev, «hoermker. Mr.-. T. J Ee l, Mrs M.ry J. Piiniun, Mrs. E. McDmW, Mr*. J. P. McDaniel, Mrs. Alice Ulrich, l Mrs. Beuj. E.ton. Needles, oils and all kinds <>f attachments on har 1 or ord-red. THE SINGER MANF'G CO., kCor. Firi-t and Yaiuhul sis. Portland Oregon. J. W. RIGGS, A ofnt , A shland . SEWING MAUiINE .SALES FOR Satisfaction Guaranteed. And everything in the line of Job Printing can be executed at I Millers aüd Farmers, JOHN CHANDLER. V. 2, No. 7-tf. BLACKSMITHING - by - EUBANKS & FORSYTH. A LL TII0'E DESIRING work /v ill our Hue. will find us at the “Old Michelson Stand” ready to serve them with neatness and dispatch. Particular at tention paid to horseshoeing. uolltf. H .ve made arrangements whereby tho D '.- “ i- ■ . <> Af ■ r.-.i il FI. a - Wee-1 . ■» ii 'r.g ?.7 W;i".>X A: Oil)>? S. Hurt nee “ v.'ul.^ly Ashland and Phœnix Mills, A FULL LINE OF In as neat and workmanlike man ner as at any office in the State. TOW P-OnTl-rç NOW ON HAND AT THE CALL AND SEE SPECIMENS I I ’ Dot !X earned in these time.«, / / / h it it Can Oe iiakle in three mourn« Fill | | A by any oDe of either eex.in »nj part 1876. w ", • of the a.uutry, who U wiling to work steadily «nt tt-e etupoynient th we lurui-h. ,66 per wee* in your on u town i You i.eed not b\ 109, .’97 aw .j f-om borne ove- nignt You cm give your 108 997 w’.ole time io ♦ e n<»rk,oron’y your sp*re moments .■>. - We 'IgMt’S II I O re nt k i: ov- r |2o | er dav. V . ... v VI *. ) • ‘V** 1 o« c c I the t «ent time nun* y < n»<j' n« le -i.v :G .-ty utter bu.4 • t s. I < •ho’«» to bi.sii****. i-ruxt ÒJ ♦ try • .d * '• o’ i A*irL”e8i| at 7- .y i ( at uno», 11. H ai llìt ä C o ., Punuiud Of our work, or address your or- ders to A large stock cf Hats just re ceived from New York, for sale at lowest prices. The “Tidings” JiiA.'ivsoii Co., '.li* ^oii. I MR«. M. W. UARGADTNE Ashland Sap; 4, 1*77. fistf Will be urlder the management of J a cob W agner , who will have charge oi both Mills for the Company during the ensu ing year, ending July 1st, 1878. We will pay the highest market price for good merchantable wheat, and are prepared ' tM contract flour sacked atid branded at the Mills, at $18 00 per thousand pounds. Cash. PIONEER STORE. ¿tL <JHIE UNDERSIGNED, BELIEVING IT A. to be to the mutual advantage of Wagon Shop. THE SINGER MF’GCO- SOLD 262,316 II owe Mac in -e ’o. Whe I rk 'Aii-re LIQUORS A N D Clotliii MANUFACTURER OF,AND DEALER IN Ashland, June 27th, 1876. Oils Varnish Brsuhes Hardware, Crockery, Coal Oil Lamps anil Chimneys, also a good Assortment of Boots and Shoe Team, Buggy acd Plow Harness, UNION LIVERY Paints I The latest thing out.is usually a youDg Ln<laes\ Itleno’ and Boys* Sad dles, u Speciality. man with a latch key. and a ------------ A little boy, whose sprained wrist had been relieved by bathing in whisky, surprised his mother by asking “if papa had a sprained throat.” S ale i : i Has entered upon the second year of its existence with brighter prospects than ever, and wants each of its R ------------------- ♦ ♦ » rn ) p Jai mt i Office of th“ Company at the Asbl«Dd Mills. Address, WAGNER, ANDERSON A FARMER’S CO., n<12tf. Ashland. Oregon.
