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About Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1878)
THE ASHLAND UNION LIVERY S ale and E xchange TIDINGS. ‘ - FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1878. A rnm-maniao went bowling through the streets of S ilem one night, frighten ing the woman and was arrested and kept in limbo until sober.— S‘and-'.>\1. I ASHLAND AKD IINKVULE Great Eeduction in pri ces of tinware. [Condensed from Sute EschiDges] Corner of 4th and California Sts., Priueville, Wd93o C o . is said to be the champion gambling town of Eas tern Oregon. L Ì STABLES, STATE NEWS. D. J. FERREE ROB T GARRETT, 1 The undersigned are happy to announce to the people of Ash land and vicinity that they are now receiving the largest stock, of STAGE LINE. J acksonville , O regon . GABETT AND I'EKKEE’STRI-WEEKLY rjpiIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PUR- M chise l the ab ve ui<med au bl b from Kubli & Wijaoxi, beg le <e ’o iufoim me pubic Hint they re de t/n.iied •• un-ti n c »nit u ice of the ¡> iron, ge it, t hb lui ma.y years jiaat been O nferivd ou theee ju-l>y I Oluge- ini. be lift li lhe above li .iueil poiulb ihr» e tim< s i ne<k, in. kii g the nip thioilah in «•be d.>y car rying I’ S. Mau mid pa.-sengers. I POPULAR STABLES! We have constanily on bmd the very bert, On Sunday la^t, says the S’ i'-s-iii hi. D. W. Jones while looking for a squir SADDLE HORSES, rel which he had treed accidently fell, BUGGIES AND discharging his gun. A boy mmal CARRIAGES, Higgins standing near .received the shot in his right leg, inflicting q lite a Aud cm furnish our rusa nier* w uh a ti,-top turi- severe wound. oat ut at y lime. Toe Jacksonville Tinies states tk.it Herses Boaidcd Robt. Curry living three miles above reason'ib’e terms, and the be»t of ore and a-ten- Bybee’s ferry on ll)gue River, while On turn bestowed upou them while under liienchurM*. I 8 setting out treeB the other day found Alsu, the skeleton of a man a few inches be Horses Bought nnd Sold. low the surface. Nothing could lìi» We will guiruutee satief c’fnn in a') our trsne- found by which to indentify him. IÍ9 uciiuus. C.uiiiWkLL & M c M ahon . bad evidently lain there for some time, UNDF.R-ItiNI.D, 1 HASKIN i OLE. l’A- as his bones were considerably de I »•IRE a irons for t e hb i 1 tair< u gr be*’. wed u, • i> Ubduriigour cmne lull with i.e U« ion Liv.rj cayed. Stub es. would lie.peuk .« couumi >11> of lie s im cur tuc«.e?eurs. C akduklu i M c M ahon Letter from Weston, Umatilla coun No. 17; il. ty: The weather is delightful; the farm I • ers are plowing and sowing grain; cat Dissolution of Copartnership. tle and horses on the range are fat. It The [» rtrerbhlp heretofore exte irg bet »eeu Win. estimated that there will be 15 000 acres J. Zniiiiieriu .ii uud Gruigb P.t ’ere II, lb li ie ila) tli-- bt»:ved by num I e.j.j-ir. Georg- P.ti.reoi. w.ti- of new land broken this season, in this tlr-wUi, fn in t:.e tir:u. * VVio I Zinmi nu n will Coilei t 1 Le ur.ioiu is <lue, w: Ib*i;ii.e t c ill" < bi.dues- part of the country.— Orcyonian. ’ of tile Co npimy. hi<l <oi> i ti- lue bu-iue-s u lhe Wotka. There seems to be a determination Foundry or Aihluiul lion W m . J ZIMM FEM \N. [21 GEOl.GE 1*A ri tliSON. npou the part of all Saloon keepers to 11. B. MACK. keep miuors out of their places of bus H. I1 NEIL. iness. We are pleased to note this movement— JuckstHirilb: Tim's. Neil & Mace, Coffee Pots 37! rents Water Pt ils 63 cents. Covered Buckets 37! cents. Milk Pans 25 cents. LUppei s 25 cents. 3 Pmi Cups to« 25 cents. Box and Bailor ttoves ircrn to 25 Collars. VONDAY’5 WEDNESDAY’S AND I 111 l'A \ S nt ! o cioCR a . Ji: ;«11 v- al Lmk- vil.e fame days. UESDAYS TiH RSDAVS AN SA' l li D 'ib iiiV.iig at A l.hu.ii siiii.e <iiiy c u i ecis w o il uaily fl >ue hue b"<u<tii Lmkv ne ml Foil K.aiimth Also will our svun ueeaLi lii e iniu L;i.kvii e o Lake Coy ..i.d ..1. luiern.euia e puiii.s. London, Jan. 21.—A speciil from fihumlu says smallpox has broken out there and in the surrounding villages. A number of refugees are arriving there from Bedrova and Osman Bazar, and many die on the road from cold and hunger. London, Jan. 20.—Cleopatra’s obe lisk passed M irgate this afternoon, aud is expected in the Thames at miduight. London, Jan. 22 —A dispatch from 1 Constantinople announces the entry of Russians into Adrianople. The Aus trian consul here telegraphed last night | that the town was tranquil. No news of armistice negotiations. Constantinople, Jan. 21.—The Turk I ish peace plenipotentiaries telegraphed the Port, announcing their arrival at Kezanlik, Sunday night. C. K. SLUM, MAN’UF 101 UHER OF,AND DEAI EH IN Saddlery & Harness, Books, Stationery, Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Stems, Slates, Beuci is, Paints ( >ils Varnish Brushes Cotfl Oil, Lamps and Chimneys, also a good Assortment of W i X E S K EI PS A GENERAL ASSOF.T- meiit <4 gin db io l.is line cf tracie. For Medicinal purposes which we warrant to be genuine. Prescriptions Carefully Ccnn pounced. [U2. 22 f ■J < II. Kit < All >, Lidi LFS. ciucili». sTlui.irs. î*'<> i Of Ashland, Oregon, Having built a largì* and coni iuruished it modious shop, ami i ary to thè with evervlhiim •/O necessary business not foryvttin’r thè vere choicest of rr Au<! every;fiii.g u-naliy kepi in a tirsi cla-s e-i lini Inneiit. l.’tpaitine < o e wi'.h i.eit i i.ess and di-p i-ch .4 pii.es o suit li.e I i tnes. v A Full Stock ol* HANDY & ROBERTS h 1I1P>. I.A.'l'ES, sl’UD, CULLAR l'ADS, LTC.. ETC . L 1 A’ E R P COL VvHEAI T< ken at ibn ILghe.sì M.iikt-l R;.tesi’. Exd.ai gè lnr (ì00(18, Affi nd «Tu e 27ih, 1876. MEATS C? ALL KfcfDS, Give us a call. CidTWOCD & ATKINSON. r-T-m, Bugdy a. d Plow Ilari;» ss 1LAM A 1 UGGY Ct'LLALS, MEAT MAKKEB VJ A (♦»•j Ö Gj WOOLEN 11. Itf. They are better than t ver prepar ed to accominodate their nuuier- ous customers. ^-^Call and see us, if you like good meat. [2-2bif. TAKE [Tugs, Chemicals, Pate t Medicines, Candies Nuts and Toys,. I Ladic s\ JJri» ’ and 15« ys’ Sari- dica, a bpccn.l.ly. Glassware. T X » ; * ! 4 9 Í J ' A Wc’l Sc’acitd stcck A S11 LAND NOTICE! - 01 ■ — DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, MRS. H. A. MOCR £ • T P fi n ^.k. '-Vi 3 kuvi Vi > D Hiro c Tí I « y ■ ». • Itïasj.» Scientific A Simnitzi dispatch says the Danube is completely frozen over and trans port wagons are now crossing freely on the ice. F rom B io M eadows .—On last Tues day, Mr. L. Gates, one of Henry Ros- enbrook’s partners in a mine near Big Meadows, arrived in our city direct from the mine. Mr. Gates reports times lively about their camp. They hud no trouble in making .$3 50 to the band on their claim, He says there are about two feet of snow on the Cold Bpring mountains, over which the trail runs. A man’s body was found by some miners traveling down the river not many days since, It had evi deutly received some very rough usage, for the skull was fractured in a terrible manner, and some of the limbs were broken. The body, when fouud, was perfectly nude, except that there was a licit around the waist. One leg had been caaght in some willows near the bank, and there it hung a'most a shapeless skeleton. It had evidently been io the water many days, Notb- ing is known of who it was. AVo un derstand, however, that a man was washed through the flume at Gai ice Greek about two months since and never found. Probibly this is the body of the same man. In -goin«» through the flume he would have fallen in one place, fifty feet through a shaft, and this would account for the fruot ures andTiruises. The body* was de cently buried.— UTsb'/n Siar. --------------------------- Tyndall and Huxley have a vocab ulary of their own; When they were bitting together on the Matterhorn, one day, the following conversation took place: Huxley—“How is your molecular action this morning?’’ “Thaukyuu kindly,” said Tyndall, “my bioplasts are pretty active just now. How is it with vour own atoms?” “Ah, my dealest friend,they are in a state of unstable equilibrium, and 1 must confess that the definite combin nation of heterogeneous changes, both simultaneous and successive, is not in correspondence with external coexist- encies and sequence.” Tyndall simply replied with a sigh, and then they both sat down on anoth er bit of ice. A FINE LOT OF EATS ! ARE NOW CONDUCTING [Condensed from Ore.» »oían ml C.11 Dispatches.] SHOi We constantly keep on hand a good assortment oi A shland , O regon . (Succeaa. ra to Chapnm. & N ii ) GENERAL NEWS. FERREE. ASHLAND ‘H ARNESS Boots and Shoes, Clothing. NOT AT COST, BUT AT LIVING BRICES, LEAVES LINKVILLE Hardware, Crockery, A prisoner at the St de penitentiary named W. H. Sewell, while running a circular saw, a short time ago,lost four fingers of his right hand. he uiuiiig, GARRETT Dry Goods, ? Groceries Ever before brought to Ashland. They are now ready to furnish any Article in their Line, LEAVES ASHLAND CLOTHING, GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES BLANKETS, T O R li MRS IT. A. MOORE wr.uliL unu^nree to ‘he T.idiee ;»i)<l <ieriTleii <-:i ui o il 8.re il-e .»r oiiil u 'orn m-m of i fin- -u i i.f 11 jr. th i t»h« h k ;••• t-n el her cel-br:.ted 11 ir R- ho «- i , wi ich h - i i>'« been lief te 'Le | ubl C tor liie Pl.- c- "f livo Je.l-P Mini I i .- in every iestance given enire r ibf cion h to wbnt uproiii- ip«-s». Nu mineral or <latn gi; g-ub-t Lee D u-eil in ’tiD i rep r ition.and it r. u eed ¡pv-ni Ic.ir l.rl’igiu d ter f ur "ii.li.^roi' W«l-Ki:.i n <-ree of long-?! n l i g •> iilu* s- ii. v- b«*.n m • e-i*fi,]iy inr- ted (it-|.er t-8ninoir:J< in m» |.<-f8e--!o i) I vili pr.kiuce a full flowing crop of h-iir II ft >-e- of hilibe-««, even t.» iif n-i i roii"U; i'"1 'e. 1 <> i prev-ut hair f uni urn in • <_’r v. £7-*’ ’ I’repuratiuiie iurwarled to ..11 ¡v.r.t of me toiuur,. ONE BOTTLE, FLANNELS, caslmer L s , BEST QUALITY We are now manufacturing, have on hand a c good assortment ol IN ANY QUANTITY TO SUIT PURCHASERS PK.C u S TO SUiT I HE TltóLS. SS MANON, AT COMING Address Our soap 1ms been pronounced by Iiiose who know ULTERIOR IO ANY LMBORTEDJ ARTICLE. » » i JOHN CHANDLER. Wanted in exchange V. 2 No. 7—tf. EOjOGOlbs. Grease BLAuKSMITEING At the Factory. —BY— EUBANKS â FORSYTH. filUUOd & GO. General Merchandise, Furnishing Goods, Hardware, Crockery, Boots and Shoes Hats anu Caps [ v 2 k 6 f.j AVagón Shop. J HIE I NLEL IGN i . m W.LL de IULND j L - h lit' shop' o.i Mam s tee , two «ioo s t.ounl.e liv.-iy st.iO.e;, wLe tie is p. ep.ii'vii iu do ali ktiics oi woik in in? tine i iie .O* O'I pile«-. And in shot , Every thirg required^ fOR TfiE GENERAL TRADE wagons , luggies and all kinds Of Vehicles Made io Order. ■ All kinds of approved country liep.niigot «ii kinds c ut nil .*ee me. no! f. rpoduce taken in exchange tor C. S. Sergent & Co. BIIŒNIX, OREGON. (V2u21'f) J ohn R alph . 4 l.L TUO E DKSlRINt; WOKK £1 ii ou. 1 ue. will li <1 lib .ii liie i •*U u Mn.i.e.foii Si.md’ t a l\ i■ serve- item who i eon'if* ¡n il di'paii n. 1’ar.icu nr tu (eu ¡ou p id io Inline mi eing. no! ni. L< ¡west Living Profits LS > SOCKS and Si O K ING Y.’RN, c 1 red > r uncu o.e I, in qimlitit« io pUI cll.ibd 8. Ü I L l I Ct I A 1 to Gt / i to ■ t * 1 The highest market price paid for Good Native Wool in money or goods. i * noi ea-i y e< ru- d in li e-e timer, bn i cm Ue made m iLie. mou.i.o bv .»Kj ou« oi dm r bex.i my pail ol be C Uli ry, W.u lb wlib.g tu wo k-ie.uHj il e empoyiucui lb i we iuii>i-b. $bt> , ei wee« in J< Ui own o*i. You > eed loi b ... .y f i>m in u.e over mgni You ca. give yom w i.ole iii.<- to i e surs,ui- • u y your ap. re momeui* Weu.r- I‘„eli a-wl.uarem k . g over f'J per diij. Ail wlloel.g g-i»l u-C C li m luulity ..el. Al u 4r c. i.i l.n.e mon y c .in o» o- m :e ueabiy i. r .pr.iy ii uuy o.uei bu-iueaa. 1 curls u ■.i».ug to irj 'be b..bi eb.-. Dr.uruiU $5 o ¡ u fiee. AiUln-b al Ollie, ¿1. H aí LETT X Uu., Put ll .llil MalUe. »2-.-1J U e trust ile public will givens an op poruirdiy to veiity our staieiuenls beioio purchasing elsewhere. SATISFACTION 6UAKRNTEED. Be sure to give us a call JIA NJ) F <(• RO HERTS, (V 2n lóti.) Goods at Wholesale, at the lowest cash rates. Come Everybody, PLANING MILL Patronize home Industry, and we will see that you are satisfied. -AND - Address, 9 AShLAKL WuGLLíu MTG. CO. Í Furnitnre Factory, (No, 10 It) Granite Street, Averill Mixed Paints. i here p.iiHb b ve blood ti e !• st o years, and aifc bow better ill.in ever. They aie iompo-ed of th" best uiaieri As kuuun to the tr.iue. A siila h d, I j . Oregon S. P. Marsh J?ure> ï/ingeecl QU Wagon Factory. goods. Zr^Do not fail to give us a trial before purchasing elsewhere, as we are determined ty give sat isfaction. o..e with di-puch. bvi n j uicbund hi San ! r..iicisco Tiny will h < 1! at the very Nothing but Genuine Wool. crchantatie Prcduce. Sat.sfaction Guar art ceti. V C. S. Sergent & Co., NO SHODDY, sss: V Give it a trial and support home indusi rv. S T 0 Pl E. Ai d all oile r Tabi ii s u-u dlv tun: iliacinr« «I in a l .ksr < LASS XV oo IN I acïoi . y — Ai <i in fac’ »‘ViTytl.ing usually kept in zii ^ t CI A-S VilllHT >T< REE, U |i)( 11 Imvilig At the Lcwcst Cash Prices ! LGV» ES .’ RATES. MRS. II: A. MOORE, DOESKINS -DU11ISO 'HIE— which we oiler to the trade at Or/IHREE EOTTLES, «10. T O B A C C O ■?• ) i TLE E n E. 1. o¡ TiloSh DE'.R mg go «1 w gon >v -ia the uu<iers guea A 1 J • eby m kes kiii.n it that he c.. he io uh ! I . unies . ni si o-i in be '. i\ t o i e. of iu- pu .¡c sq >ie \sii. ..ui Og ; a d i.» e y uni w i,;ng o o a i wo K unii ns ed io Uh in a wo hiiiuiiue m > ; iei. W «i>- t inm , A L.lAGf.-, Bl '.Gl Wu. EL 1EORGE NU1I.F.Y HAS THE PLEASURE TO GA ii.O<»r>, i LOW »"TO K", Ac., ni. .ne I i> . ou> ce i > it e i li bi .i.t- i»i A-ut.in<i im I i to «it < €• . and : ep «i e«l on .'»io O .ce. \ ij»- 1 ib r- r- li e-f ><» >o -ii.ip'j -uro uuo’uw- il e-b .uu nil uliuiod T e best . ..f.e;ii •' o K io u iy on * i h ., g od u-U m-a. <i«- b .or or an h <e, ¡».¡.de ut t * <e-l u. ten I Cl I p.J ft-b hull. SIlU.i Ob M.Ù., n U i. U . ü . KEN KO»». Street, next ’o .r •• i e Pool Omce. Ashland, June 17th, 1876. noiif. DOltf. Ashland, June 17tb, 1876. t n Lx F _ • u SlRiClLY BUR XVuIlE LEAD AND PUKE FEE »CH ZINC. Ji Whir b aie so libi etl b\ • ur uloCiure. i as * to produce more durabl , . b an ifm twice as lung hs <« u > oilie- Ashland, Orecon. C process o' man- punt wlicli is and will last | oint known. VUE EXCEPT NONE. Itn co-t to the consumer is considerably ess Dian die AVEiilLL FAINT is alre><ly mixed and liu ed it 1 vquiri <1 F r bale by J. M. Met ALL &, CO , noóUtf Ashland, Oregon. A LL KINDS OF PLANING, MOULD i g. Ciiiulur and Sci oli-Sa a ing don io order. SASII, DOORS, MOULDINGS, House, Sign an«l Ornamental I’ainungand Gr linina done io order in the Mill, or in he louuiiy. tauvufsing ceiling, P«|-«r- h.tigiiig, Cahomining, Whii«wu»hHig, ¿tc. on bLot iesl l osdble nouce. L S. P. MARSH. Ashland, June 17th, 1876. [nlH.c2-18