Ashland tidings., January 25, 1878, Image 1

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INDEPENDENT ON ALL SUBJECTS, AND DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF SOUTHERN OREGON.
VOL. II—NO. 33
ASEI AM), ( 11 C C N: I I.1EAY, JAMMY 25, 1878
$2.50 PER ANNUM.
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ASHLAND TIDINGS.
D aniel gaby ,
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ATTOKN EV-AT.I,AW,
O. C. APPLEGATE A CO
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P EA L ES TA TE A G ES T.
OFFICE—On Main Street, (in rear Dr.
Chitwood’s Drug Store.)
M. L. McCALL,
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Surveyor and Civil Engineer,
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ASHLAND,
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is prepared to do any work iu i ie line on eh» r» no.
lice.
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Architect and Builder,
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One square (ten line« o It ss) 1st lu eitlon....... $2 50
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J. O. C. W1MTB
«Job Printing,
Flouring tml s, saw nulls, quarts mills,
andai, ki-usoi mili m chin, ry put up to
. rd' r in ¡lie veiy busi styi«-. A l work w -r*
lamed, bail-aeti n guarani-«-«I Address
• i’l e>or )">-ii nt A-him d (.) • to t.
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Ageiits for tHv Tidings.
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M L. Ch .mbeiim
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Thaic.ier A Wurden
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A. F Snelling,
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J. WELLS
Practical TJi.Ivx i iglUs.
L. 8 hw *' s ,
Jacob f.iv upion,
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H- sought i ie l.iLd long ye re ago,
Willi “M msbu in cuniu.ni.il,
A>>d *r«ug'ii ttitlintb- dwp lir wood,
To Dre,.k l.i- el .visa bou«l;
He to led, 11 d tui ed.i.ye, nn-ny a day
His b.rti.iig'it n> secure ■
And then he“,-itird Mais« sj,
Fur Mn»»u ttiie t-o j uo. ’’’
WiMER & WELLS.
Of all deecrlption, done on short no’ice. T-ftgal
Circulars, Business Girds, B l he-.d-, l^uer-
h»ulK Poeurs, etc., got.eu up iu good s yle ut l.va g
prices.
L P. Fi« er,
ASHLAND.
g ni bis 1 ne on short rio'lce und
W ILL uv do the »Djthit
lottert l* 1111'.
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LX GAL ADVKETI^KMKSTS
b. M. pefftbgi 1 A Co.,
R iweli & Oiiresiu.ui,
O e > f G.«Ts poor, he saw the lght
A b.>i.diuun,aye, .« s<t>ve;
His was u face of i hou hue,
And >u! men c.l.ed n>m Trave;
Bui kie« Lot tthat they should known,
A ! ero in d i.e e;.rtn;
Wh ■ sh <u.»d D. me Fortune’s Happier tons,
Ti.e men of ¡of ier b itn.
I. O. Miller.
Local .No-Ices per line............ ............................loots.
Trölerei ml Caïd-, per year... ............................... *10 00
Two inches, per qu.iriei.........
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OREGON,
And s i 1 be o'!»d through patient years
Fur ihit “Uk|ni >r” li,. n,
Wiih e eu l--e bu, e of b- lug f ee
Tiiiia vheu Le iiret b g.u.
Till Piutre-s ttiiu l.'s iron heel
To (.uttder gruUi.d l.is chain—
Hr I, ed bini to ki uw I. inn-ell .i Man,
Aud u.abbot d e-j hi g>lu.'
D. S. bUUTT
Ashland
Oregon.
To freely bre»tLe tl e sir of i eav’n,
Kuj<>y the mi. ight’s glow,
To ull ue eiuttire ut m .ii,
Ai d fort i r>ji/.cibg go
To i.heoee the 1 ir ■».< in Du’y g: ve,
Wnti , urpk.re il: in . i.d eu. i g,
Sinktig, io <h>or k m on ihe way,
Freet.uiu'B cxuLoil -uiig.
An abundance of go< d brick : Iways on h .L<1 at my
Ï.-U \ • aK.
St. l?>i«is.
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St!- Fr..i><-ieCo,
kilt., une aide tiurtu of Ari.i. nd.
I . ut also pre,-; red to du nil kinds of bskk work
in tae \er, be.-t u..tiur.
Give me a irmi una reel assured that I can feuti.-fj
you.
T <»«. Boyne,
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J. R. Neu,
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Mi«- Ali.«- W. CoDig,
F“«it H. Burl
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Mi«s M'ry McC !»
J. M Su» o»i, titiirrai A,ent fui î..cl.-«>n aud J.i.-e-
plübe cu»iur>e-.
• ’«ot. D. J l-'-rr-«* Go,
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f ,r L k» c.-n- !y
D. S. SCOTT.
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Stages leave As£:*and a* foZiuYVs
Q’be O A C. Sfag«-C-..’«-i •>. e b> <\e '.shlmd
lor .la-.<* >n\li e. 1“ .ck l’o t ami i.o-u-
IL ’eg every <1 .y at u u. in. M .il c o t- ut
a. in.
Yd" Jienly , Y’ekiai f? Rc
’at C p.«ni.
Mail c'o-e« ;«■ 5;::0 p>. in.
Gwriett »t bent-.-’.- J* -g«« Iniie AsMa <1
Monday, W« >I. i »- m ! iy nul Fi iuay
ii'Ori«ii.g« lor Linkvill«-, uni te i.f i- on
ev«-iy Tn -Hay. Tlrirol .v amt s,«.i:>.i »y.
L- tve Linkvill-* 1 r L kc Ciiy, < ■ i;il >i nia,
We<lm-.silay> : arrive at Lake Ci'v Si’iu-
dnys; le«ve Lake Citv Meidays : arrive
ai Ltukville TLuisd.iy«. c.inyii.g mai! ami
passengers.
Ashland, Jt.ck«o i Uu.iuty. Oregon.
Will attend io the billing and sellu g ut
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: All business e: trusted !o ine will leceive
prompt iitteu ion.
will
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niisw« r .11 e isr» o! iu-
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quir v in teg>nl io 'his poitio o. Oiegun —
Is Cltmaic, .-oil. i’r«t< u. t.- etc.
lieftiem e given i! it-quiied.
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T G. WATTERS
PIIOTOG.RAI? 3LIIÇ
Ashlaud Lodge No. 139,1. U. (1. T.
ARTIST,
Meets at the Hall of fie in in & Fonbtain every
Friday eve. ing ut 8 o’clock p. m . Br.iibers and
jMcrs In g «xi staialing re cor ila ly ii.vi'sd to at-
-wM T e Te up’e lueeis every Crei ani mild W\d-
nesday in e .ch m>'»»m.
ELLA ANDERSON, W. C. T.
F. WiLTEIl M vf . k Sec y.
Ashland Lodge Ao.
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I am now permanently 1> ctited in this
pl ic«. nt <i re-j e.ltuily usks the piiionag o>
¡Le citizens.
ALL WORK WARRANTED
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H«»lde their stated conm ui.ii«ti.*» « Ua.ri-di.y er» n
lDgiuu or before the full n oon. J’> e'Lreii iu goo)
«Unding are cordial y invi e.l to ttr>-«: I.
W. H. ATKINSON, W. M.
J. S. Fa banks , Sec’y.
Ashland Lodjje i¥<>.
¡¿-¿pCall and see Sperimi ns.
LONG E'TABLISIIED IIUUSE,
PRO F ESS1Ü N A L
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attorney and Coun$dor-at-£aiv
P ioneer H otel .
Pii. J. II CHiTWuOD,
Linkville, Lake County, Oregon
O regon
OFFICE-At the Ashland Dmg Store.
J. R NEIL,
j^TfORNEY ACLAW,}
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Ard uf.en .- ber suns« t, sir,
Of- iu'tedi-ni l I gilt,
Aw y i.n id * :.e Waldo Hill«,
'Ro-esoi.Dd- -hir chille«l with fright,
T 11 ir-nie kind f >ei d w< ul i kindly say,
“I)e r thl!d, ’tie on y rruve;
He's after wo'ves, m«l what prime fun
Tue de,j-ull u..ai *Ui h»ve.’’
The subscriber is again in charge
of the- O ld P ioneer hotel V» the
Lake country, and is determined
to make his guests
JackfiouvBle. Oregon
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Thu * of’eti two tt ere c l ed the s-ime,
Y’ei knew wi en e ¡ch was u e. n’,
1 he simple twinkle ol Tr .ve’s t-ye
A d f o at 11 efl x ten ;
He solue iiii Bg Ve be i le“Fir*t’’
To 1’io-e «ho’d s.rv-d I,ini well;
Tl U*. lige aud M je and ITujr and B.-unce,
Iu this odd W ay be d ul .
where he 1« leuly n’ unv tin e, «ud on :i'l
occ ibìoiis o ¡-e l>e o e il em >Le • est ilio
ni <rke al’ords, hi a siy le .-eioou io i.ootl ei
bo'ise in Gìe;>on.
liiimers ihd siinpers» for special occ ho *
iutleu np ni appropi .•it«‘ s yl>-, si -l o i i o-
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J à S ì ’EK HOLUK.
SALEM OREGON.
^.SHLAND,
They mu- h ¿¡-¡iked new-f.tgled thing«,
!«•■ u I eu a | up euro 1- d.
An 1 11 ked i name to <-..lj hi ne< f,
I'ort i e<et-)a-d u comr i ie old,
* Dear fed w, you c -n bs.v • my n. me,
Au 1 III ) » brigt, er grow
Ti r- r.gii deeds ibat von sh li e; on j erfiriu
AgaLsI U e CMll ¡.«>11 foe.”
I ii)ii,«l bis li ieiuls, ¡itili Ile liaieliliZ |>llb-
lic geiieially , liuti Le is siili to Le lem-il ai
this
Rebekah meeting? on Tuesday evening, nearest
Tie fail of the ni.ou each nu-u'b.
J. A. AFFLluATc.
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rpilE UNDERSK.N D \\ I<1IE\TO RE-
It. P. NEIL, Rec. S-c y.
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DR. J. s. JACKoON.
PHY’SICIAN' and bUKGEON.
JACKSONVILLE OREGON.
Gradual« of the Bebtvue Huipilul Medics) College,
.New York.
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j. w T hamakar .
NOTARY PUBLIC.
LINEVILLE LAKE CO., OREGON.
I still can 1 e -.rt ha» echoing cry,
The ttin-’ing of tb..t horn,
Aud siii! c n -ft“ !!nit -h gjy wolf
I>r,e’<n- foggy mom.
Y<>u n,u-t ''live n et « wolf, kind friends,
. T jeixier Tr vbi- due —
Know i ini 1 v»r if ln.uk'.nd,
Ater-, pure ¡n! 'rue;
Wr te bi i a ) rmCu 'm’d j rii cely men,
L->ve ti ni «i h uikti.'Kid s uu«t;
C eiirh hi-ni-m’ry while yuU live,
A > whe .ul g -od >nd just.
Comfortable end Happy.
Give him a call and rest assured
that he will make you feel at
home
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GEORGE NURSE.
LAK.V.Í.W
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But now Tr ve ui.d» the horu no more
Loculi be «riggl ng pack;
N > moi e det ill* id i Tigs tile First
Tu le d u;«»u ’h“ tr ck;
No ni re lie d ra fo:e«t di gs
Witn deep, soniiro i« s < uih 1,
No tn «re the f V.tiful Trave stiall Lke
His d. iiy, i, g .:ly round.
A ricasant and Ifomelike House situated
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Huniniii’K liistl Springs, near
Klamath Lake,
Oflice in Post Office Building. S^-ial Eleven miles h< m IJukville, ■ n ihe road to
^Mention given to conreguncimj. [2 l(Jtf. I
Ft. Klamath, Lake Co., Oiegun.
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11. KELLEY,
J5&* Attent on paid to tl e wants of gue«’s
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law, ¡
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J a C í SOV’.’II.UIÍ. Q kegon .
WIM prscHce in al) the O iurts of he Stat-. Prom,
at en ion given tu all husmees intrusted io my cars.
Omer-In the buildi g formerly cccu(-ied
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Kahler A Watson, opposite Conit Hvas?.
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II- railed ¡be:n ev'rv oi.e by ih . ils ,
Aud Neto, liger, i'r.y,
Ai. i B >i>i:ce, ¡-ti<l Sp bg. and Tige.and 3i;Je,
Cletip .U . ill d M y,
»"ti. o. D;do, Sen i ¡.rnie,
were ia-i es -J ey 1<-Vrd to >>eir,
An' 1« b. n >c«esei<>ii-euelied thiir ranks,
There soldi t:,ey kindly shart.
ASHLAND HOUSE.
Hold their regul «r m»*eUrg every Saturday ever-
ing at their n-h in A*bl..u-l. Brothers in good
stand,ng are c «dully iuvi.ed tout end.
A. D. LEI.MAN, N. Ci.
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Sixteen hr ve dog« < f; uresi h'o >d
C-nipored his “leg Jar b nd;'*
“.-o ttell dl«-po»ed uud ‘ilecij hued’’
A motion <1 li.- u .nd
Resin.iiad then. ju u tir wildest mo ide;
A Blinkie »old . r u-ed tbetr wr.ih *
A d li- rv-d u eu, t< r Hie dea<hy close
WLeu vial be..s« cro.-.-e 1 tbeir pain.
Oregon.
A. I’. ¿i. A. M..
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No laeh e’er roughed their silky coats.
Or UDi-i d ttoid da*iu yed,
Bui li m«,e?e,) i-iice, ke..iien.-*s,
I d nil be < id .1 d b . id,
B- ut.d n-ni lohnn wi h cords> f love
\\ l.ii h death nl m- «ould loo-e­
ft Ve i.i:u -« j ow er to wte d -lai vwayr
Ne’er g hwd by c .< rse. bute.
J. W. RIGGS,
fl o c i e r 11
The cold snap was not vary pool on
wheat; I think much of it is injured;
but as ruiicli of it if! iu the grantTics
the late sowing may do better.
Y-ru she uld li ve reen I im —IB e a kitg£
’Muieu j« ci« lei.I a* 1 uue,
Eurr. und»d i.y i.i- f. ht.iuidugs,
Ou p;.r> de and review;
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You houal have re» u their loving eyes
l-.ae 1 <-u lit- k;- d y f .ce—
K Te seen iii< ir reel lets, dancing feet,
Iu.paiiriK fur he «hare'.
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Old 11. ve tti h guii ¡u.d i.ui.li 's,
Aud wheiu iLe lujM.biei L.-i w..p<Li.e
lo-jk .L- ir utcue;uiu«-d ro.iud*.
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His“, ccun Hon ill 1* gone,”
Tt.e wi >f i« fe ned no more.
He d ie« not »ven show bis nose—
P < gre.-s h.i h pressed I.i i »o e—
(Oh! tiiat ■)! wolves and aolfieh things
Might fl>e b-fore bi* f ue,
ftiv.nguloi.e -hepuieand good
A ’* eure ubidirg place.)
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The subscriber a'so keep« a Good S'able
well snppli-d with Iny and gr .in. Call anti
see it he can keep Intel.
viols f1
D. J. Ferree.
KOCK P3IXT ITEMS.
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J id . 12 1878.
Weather quite changeable.
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Mitrimouy in the air.
Another entertainment talked of—
“Hia auy one eeeu anything of a
etray dog, lately ? ’
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Miss Kitterman, of Williamsburg, is
visitlog frieuds here.
T ie young la lies of this plica, talk
of org.iniziug a Secret Society; “won-
uer which will keep the secret?^*
The Good Templars' Lodge is in fine
run mug order.
Mr. George Cirey, of Applegate,
and Miss Kate Paiker, of Willow
Springs, “committed mutiimony” on
New Y’ears day.
A surprise party will take place at
the rt aidence cf ‘ Sample Switchel”
before long.
Tue good people of Rock Point met
at the Bt-hool house on Thtfrctlay even­
lug and took quit« an active nart in a
sp-liiug hchoul which was most skill-’
fully managed by Justice Hays.
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F>rce wolves iufeshd Lil! -u.d ¿Lie,
Au> dtV k-latiou spread;
Dcrir y -u^ p gs m d si e» p : nd “eiih,”
Ai d i! i : g n.« u tt i h dte id;
l'u «n 1 t<> li e ’c.i-ioL c me
T. G. VdATlKHS,
LEITER FROM BIO BUTTE.
Jan. 12. 1878.
E d . T idings :—We hive noticed a
communie itiou in jour paper, from
this 8« «tion, ov« r the non de plume of
P.
Well, ve suppose this writer
Sb ep un, elect weil,On gb’y I.e rt!
means to tell things as they really are,
H nd- e’ iinli s" rest from loti!
but lie evidently look« through a mag­
And feet ita’ e’er ke¡a^d ay’s way,
b vini» rhy -o il f oni *oil,—
nifying glass. E pecially is this the
IL-et b fey, ¡ill the trnm » eh til foiud,
case with that resident school teacher.
T < w ixe.i t ios-i v-io le-p,—
Now, to say that that “resident school-
& fs’y till then will Mu 1er E.rth
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teacher” is one of the best general me­
Thy preciou« asi ee Lt* p.
chanics
in the St ite is going a little loo
Ard ui 1 that f ce of ebon shi-de
Shine f. r'h as vhie ae enow,
far, for we ull know that be is not
Wl en re ni ri h- jiii-t th li e und ?
uble to build a respectable pick* t pen.
M -rcy f ibid ir I Nu!
Now, iu regard to the killing of
But nny it * IH remain the urne,
bear, pai tln rs and deer, that sounds
S ve « le n -ed fruii, e .itlilv dro-e,
The gr nions seul 1 gh' vie ming ttrcugh—
natural enough lor tins back woods
¡Èire woul i he n lì', r lo*e.
place. Tne other cel« brities mentioned
Ani thn« th-y g>-f .11 un» by one
in his communication we will pass
Before Pr-ure'i-i n's c r;
ovi-r with a ca-iual glance. As to the
B-it let us k’D-lìy th’nk of fein,
violinist, we can corroborate what be
Anri Spre.iri >b~ir fame af r;
Kt¡< wing thaï j tilish is nu« utrh,
t-avs, for we hive h. ard him play “Old
N. r l»arnii g, ▼ Hue's crown,
D m Tucker,” and be says he is learn­
Thht wi-d>>m i< i ut i.ii fiom I x > j 1 ís ,
ing to play ‘ Pop p<.es the Weasel.”
Nor word y pace reiowu.
As to the our »tage-driver, we do not
And ti us may Pu gses deal tti h ds ,
kuow as to Ins stage-dr iving quuiilica-
P i >n« e«s uf 'be |*ii !
Rev reiiiR “,ay ii * o > ihe shel',”
tious, but We will put him against the
E'.iH sel by brigli ei i< tn,
world as a fi.-ber, especially ou catch­
Yet 11 o.» n
tt-li. ve bruj-e th“ way,
ing pike. Now, we thiitk that P. was
Hi.v-sirigsled, hught -td won
A vv.’ry oeruppi»- ng ill«,
a little partial, from the fact that be
Pruuuuuce iur ttork wed dore.
failed to notice oar poetical luminary,
— K. WOODHIDK GOODCHILD.
who bus produced a gem uuequalc-d
I • tl* the literature of Southern Oregon.
OUR JOSEPHINE LETTER.
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Tuis can be corroborated by cull.ug ou
ArPLEGAiE, .Tan 12. 1878.
I J. Oiieucbaiu, who has iue production
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E ditor T idings :—We v.ere treated iu Lib possession.
to a big r.iin and a very heavy storm
LETTE» FROM SAMS VALLET.
this week. The rain was good for the
farmer and miner, but the storm mad-*
Jan. 13, 1878
some extra work by blowing down
From a recent local iu the Jackson­
fences and trees. Snow aho covers the ville Times, we would infer that ih«-re
tops of the mom.tains.
Wils but little of interest here except
ic cr some-hit g intsnriel 'o InimorhPize the
n >ther i-toieer, suri f im }y portray the <leil-
ii g of ptoar> ss w'tn tbenobe*t »] et-im-n-of the
rue»-, renrieii g them in •> s»-h»-e u-e e««. Dedicated
U> S.tu. L. Suuptub, O. C. Appiegtte i>nd E. L. Ap.
pl-gs'e.J
Frieiids of the p» n ! y< u w» 11 h»ve told
The dee<1t» your hefoes wtuegh»,
Ho » M s-ht-i.i, i iA Be y, n<i Hi J,
To fm their s aiiun- sough ;
Arid to th it lie oiinbesLls
I’d a<ld the prince « full,
Who w >9 n hei«>, g’.iiKl and irue
A- even H.u DlU.l.
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Terms of Subscription s
But wli^re s ie? Ai.« i.e sl.eps
Beneath 'hi* c üíd ¡id;
Hi- mem ry ire a s, re .ding tree,
Nouri-hed by the tf.axl le d d,
Yl-‘<1-shi.dH ri d fr-tr.ii.ee to uimkiid,
R, V v-e our f. b lit g tius
In m ¡i hood's fi iti i.td motives j ure,
Hie n mes aims, an t just.
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P R O F E S S I O xN A L.
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Several weddings are talked of in
this vicinity, and the general topic of
conversation now is about tue '‘coming
event.” “Wonder when it •*’il!‘ take
piaco ?” “Do you know, ‘D ?” ’
S ierra .
G EM ER IL NEWS.
[Citile isel foot Oreg miai oui C JI Dispit che*.]
Petrolia, Pa. Jan. 14. —H. S. Taylor
Co., f ,truck a new well on Simon
Niles’ farm to-day in the Giio«t mill
factory, winch is fl >wing over a tbons-
an 1 birrels It opens up a large, tract
of new territory.
jack rabbits. I Lcieive there was once
a poem on the above mentioued animal
but I can’t quote it, or I T would *>ur.A
send D
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to the Times. However,we did not start
out to g.vu you an essay oil rabbits,
but to furuish your paper with a few
local items, mid will promise to answer
roll-cad regularly hereafter.
Philadelphia, Jan. 13 —The sheriff
of Schuylskill Co., arrived in this city
this evening with six Mollie Maguires,
sentenced to the Eister a pmite itiary
for terms ranging from five to twelve
years.
Sonia of the stock on the'river wool 1
look better if fped was more plentiful,
aud libi-ruliy distributes!, but we have
New York, Jan. 13.—Key intimates
so many people with th», ”hir«l times,”
that be might accept a candidacy iu
disease they have given it to the sto^k,
Wd are u ^qinet people, yet about Tennesee if called upou to do so.
hence the larik aud bony appearance of twenty families of immigrants have
Constantinople, Jin. 14.—Namvk
the slock. '
st-tilcd ou the north sole of R>gno
and Server Pu«has. delegates appointed
Coyotes arc still holding high curni River, tu the last year; suine taking
to treat with Grand D ike Nich das for
val among the sheep in this section, homes, others renting and a few buy­
an aru»i«tiee, have started for Kezenlik.
scarcely a day passing without a sheep ing. We still have mum tor as many
Washington Jan. 14 —Mitobell’s b:ll
inure each year for years to cu tue.
or two going into the wolf’d s:nok
Mauy think that Suns Valley is a little for the protection of ths Salmip^
house.
cries prohibits the taking of S^r •,
Nearly all of our farmers have Rtow- paten of ground they could cover wit i
the Ca'u-jjbi i river ar.d tribnj
ed awuy their f it h •gs in the siuoke tueir baud: yet they apply the name-to
any means whatever, batveen«,
lioueea, and now the average citizen ad the territory this side of the river,
wuicil coutaius a Voting pop’i.latiou ot and Oct -bir 1st of eaoh year. anT.
looks sleek and fat (on his clothes).
over one hundred aud fitly, mid live I»o«es penalties of at least 81.003 Yu^
If there is one person sick, within
school disiricts and neatly us many the first offense and §1,500 fine and
the range of mv knowledge, on the
babies as rabbits. Ar present we have twelve month« imprisonment for sub­
river, he is very eelii-ii about it; but
a private school taught by W. J Siau- sequent offenses.
such is our country, healthy and pros­
London, Jin. 15.—A correspondent
ley, which is well attended. Church
perous.
nearly every Sunday, aud a fLurisbiug at Pera says it tn calculate 1 23,000 fu­
As I parsed up Williams Creek a few­ L jtige ul I. O G. T.
gitive arrived tn R mm» lia during one
days ago, I thought I siw a large
Tue people ure making arrangements we*k. A train crowde>l w t:i fugitive*
bunch of crape on a dour knob; so here,
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for putting in u free ferry boat above ran off the trick n»>ar T-shatalzi yester­
1 thought, is going to be a funeral,
day and <ib mt fifty w<»re killed anT
aud an item for thb piper, but on my Hie Grange Ford, aud a society is be­ wounded
Th? Turkish parliament
near approach I found it was not crape ing formed for tue purpose of offering bias raised a subscription for relief of
I
at all, but a very black coffee p >t hang­ buuuties on the scalps of ceriain wild the refugees.
ing to the door, so my item was spoil animals aud to try to pr> veut tue herd
London, Jan. 15 —A special from'
ed by tb« owuer’s keeping such a very mg of scu I j by slitep among the settlers.
Our eiuuabar mines we under-tarn 1 Adrianople 8tvs the R imians are on:
black cc 11’ e pot.
are to be worked with vigor the cum the railway between bore and Philipp-
Many good things are leaking out
mg summer. Houstou, Rodgers Uo opolis.
from the good times cf Curiatmas aud
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have very Battering pto-pects, while
N< w Year, and one o! them is too good
G range I nstallation .— At a regnkr
to keep: Six <>f our i rommeut ci'iz-ns Kellogg & Co. have 60 per Cent, ore, me- ting of Pliœuix Grange No. 104 P.
wt-ut tip to the store of -------- and alter of leage rock, uot float.
of II.. held Jinnarv lltb, th« following
discussing various topics, agreed to
Our steam saw mill will be back in were io«t«ll«d as off! ‘ers bv F. M Ply-
take soiu« tiling to dri'ik, in order to
leel good; so iRev took a score or two the spring ami then we snail hear tiie m ile, P. M., of Jicksonville Grange:
of drinks ami a' 10 P M. started totlb ir shrill wuislle aud th« busy hum of J. F. Cooper, W. M ; W S Goer, O.
lititues; but when abuur. oue iuil>» on the—politician.
Yours, •
J. 8 Herrin, L.;S. G Taylor, 8 ; J.
the road thev »tupped ut an <>11 house
CUMTVX.
W. Herrin. A. S.; E. E Goer, C ; J.
and drunk agaiu, and were soon joined
by ttie vender, who waa armed with t wo ^R ich A sbat —Cxpt. J. H. Fisk, of M II x'e. Soc.; M. H. Cileman, G. K.;
large buttles of “extract” and so th vail
8. C Jetnan, C ; Misa A. J. Goer,
took a new drink iirouud, lor lu< k but Pmtiaud, the other day completed the P.; Miss Mary Herrin, F., Miss E.‘
litialiv they b- ut along towaida dome. job o.‘ making a milling test of a quail
Oue of them living near by, took hia tity of quart-» rock from the Peavine Cooper, L. A. S.
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horse to ttie barn nod could not find the
and
Peacock
ledges,
which
ure
located
dour, so he Came to the h<»iiae ami
R oad S upervisors .—The following
aroused hi« wue mid the hir»d boy.ami -ixty miles from Jacksonville, on Stipt rvisora were appointed at the Jan-
told tne boy he should consider him Rogue liver, in Jubepliiue county, and <iary term of the County Commissicft*
seif discharged fur turning the burn are owned by Win Byoee and I->aaC
er»’ C >nrl: District N j . 1, C F. Blake;
round, bu< wa« finally got into the
Cox.
Mr.
Fisk
milled
2
300
pouud»
of
No. 2. Wesley Mitobr 11; No. S'. S. D.
house aud was soon snoring The others
the
rock,
which
is
gobi
he
inn/,
from
L< at abuutot-iil the small hours t>ut all
Yin Dyke; No. 4 J m . A. Crain^No. 5,
reaebtd home iu safety; but Eeemcd which he obtained “a bar of 6 12-100 Jacob Ish; No. 7, Il KI »ck;‘ No. 10,
very mute about th»«ir party uud thiuk uu ' jcvh of gold, 835 line, worth 818 50
Granville Sears; No. 11. G W. Lane?;
the less sanl about it the better.
per
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making
til
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whole
yield
worth
No 13 John Woods; No 16,'Peter Si­
Perhaps Jackson county will |iave to
disband a unm and wife in their court $¡13 42.” The Be« »ays the as-ayer mon; N > 18. H. C. Wilkinson; No. 20,
lor the wile left iu-d an I board ami has says ‘11118 <»re is the richest and best M. D S urges; No. 21, Jecse Huftgins;*
gone to her “dad aud mam," but per gold bearing rock that has ever fallen
No. 23. Wiley Parker; No‘. 26, M. A.
liupa only on a visit.
to my lot t<» work by mill ” There is Hon «ton; \o 31 C L. Kingsbury; No.
The jolly host of the Junction lions»
is getting along finely, but the lead is no doubt but wl>at there are immense 35, W. C. Miller; No 8 G W. Savage.
still not extracted from hi« wound, yet quantities of the precious metals in I
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it does not pain him much.
Southern Oregon, aud we hope they
It is said that 400 head of Oittle*
I wish some oue would sow an acre will be developed, thus ad.ling to the
1,000 hogs and 100 calves are slaihgh
or two of items, for I tell you it is
rather awkward to write a uews ht er industries anil wealth uf the Líate.— tered in San Francisco per day, on aw*
.Jacksanville Times.
average.
and have nothing to write.
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