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J. D. FOUNTAIN.
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Corner of 4Ù aod California Sts., ASHLAND HARNESS
J acksonville , O bklon .
JUNE 21, 1878
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The
“Danite”
Leader.
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f «r’tie'i: «».• w’U «end ti e * b n. il poM paid, n
free t ria 1 box. As L>r G ul id it t co iy ¡
Bici n nun in« ev rm de ¡hi-di-e Be >»;eii ’ .i H i.'Jy
an 1 '8
ur ki."W ;»-’te thou-.'uxis h ve b-.e per-
manently cured !>■ I<* u-e of h<e- Pow-
uers, we will n itarantee a p»rinanent
C" <- in »• er v i.a-e, <» refund you all money
expended. A l rtiti-ie.8 Hi u • give li--.e P ikv » • -
iin e.ily Uiul, ulid b, cuuviuct-d vf their cur .ive
puwer*.
P.ice, for large b x, ?3.m,or 4 b>x«sf r 11'.00,«ent
bv mail o any par of U..i »d S'atec or C u. d> < u i
ceipt, uf price, ur by expre-o, <'. O 1). Addrera,
D orter R ockwem », whoso snddoD
death at Svlt Lake City ou the 9th ins.,
causes suspicions of foul play by poi­
son, was for more than thirty years the
recognized chief of that secret execu­
tive Mormon body known as* The Des­
troying Angels.”
They constituted
the body guard and executive arm cf
A H & FkBLDS,
of the late Prophet, BraoiiAM Y oung
.36yl
360 1’ vlton S trf . v . t , B houkly .-, N. Y.
and of his predecessor, J oe S mith
R ockwell served under the fir.-t as
well as the last of the Mormon Proph
tts. And it is gent rally believed that
William Mayfield
he was the man who, nearly forty years
ego attempted the assassination of ex- Having purchased the Barber Shop on
Main street, lately kept by James K.
Governor B oggs of Missouri at Inde­
Leabo, will always be found on
pendence. The shot struck the intend­
hand ready to
ed victim in the head, causing an ex­
udation of a part of the brain, but did SHAVE YOU, CUT YOUR HAIR, AND
iiot kill Booos. The incentive was re­ Fix you up in the most approved style.
A-Q-Give me a call and try ine.
venge for the action oi the Governor in
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WILLIAM MAYFIELD.
ordering out the State militia to drive
the Morisons from the State. There is
no doubt that R ockwell was the keep
b
er of many dark secrets, which, if re
vealed, would have fatally compromised Positively Cured.
snfDrer» fr >m’h> <l’eeHBe th >t tire nnv^rne *n
a great many of the hierarchy. And as be A'l
cnriil Bh< b|.l tr. Dr. Kiasner's Celebrat'd
be him3?lf was under indictment for Consumptive Powders. Toe»- l'o>vr are
U.e oni) | re,, .r. i>ii kiv W u that «ill cure Con-
murders committed by the Dunites at sumption ud all di.ei.ee!« ot lie Throat and
Lungs -indeed, so strong 1« our fauu in them, .u d
his command, and, as he had intended »leo
in convince you th it. * ney . -r* n>« bumiing, *e win
r.1 to every rbtferer, by m il, post paúl, n free
to save his own neck by turning State’s forw
trial box.
evidence to seenre the conviction of
We.ou’t '«nt your money ttn'il you are jierfec’ly
satirtied of their curative ¡aiwer-. If your lif- ie
higher and more responsible parties, it worth .avine, don t delay in giving the.te Powders
a-11 ey will <nre|. cure you.
is reasonable to conclude that there was a tri»],
Price, for Lrge box, $3 00, ^eut to any part of the
pomething foul in his taking off—per United St .tes ur Cunada, b> mail, oh receipt of juice.
Address,
lisps a few drops of pTusuioacid.—N. F.
ASH & RCBBIhS,
Chronicle.
Ashland Barber Shop
s
Saddlery & Harness,
POPULAR STABLES!
We have ctmeiantly cu bund the very best*
A shland , O regon .
SADDLE HORSES,
FPS A GENERAL ASSORT-
of goods
bis line of trade.
K E ment
BUGGIES AND
hi
CARRIAGES,
Ladies'. lUen*»’ and Beys
dies, a Speciality.
And cin.furnisb onr niRtcmer« with a tip-top turn­
out al my lime.
Team, Bug?y and Plow Harness
Horses Bearded
TEAM A BUGGY COLLAhS,
UUllRYCOilBS, BRI I LES,
CI5CHOS, STIRRUPS.
U HIPS. LAS11ES, SPURS,
COLLAR PADS, ETC.. ETC .
On rMionab'e tpriun, *»n*1 thè ho > <>f c, ire and atten­
tino tXiBiuwetl u, un tlieui m i.ile under Uicir cbttrKe.
Ateo,
!
Horses Bought and Sold.
And everything usually kept hi a first-gla-«
Repairing dore with nett­
ness and dispatch at prices io suit the
times.
We will guarantee satitf c’ion io a’) onr tra or­ establishment.
aci icon*.
C abdwlll & M c M ahon .
rpRE UNDERSIGNED, THANKING OUR TA-
B iroiir for t e lib-rut pMroriage bestowed u, on
nr tluriig<>ur corne i un wi'b ti e Ut ion Livery
Stable*. w<>h Id tie« j>»-ak .« corninoli o of ite s me
‘a cur ruc.esevre.
C akdwill & M c M ahon
i
WHEAT Taken at the Highest
Market Rates in Exchange
for Goods.
ABhhnH, Jure 27th, 1876.
When can a man be tafely said to be
drunk? That has long been a disputed
question. An English Judge has con
tributed his quota of information on
the subject, ia charging a jury. He
had once read, he eaid a9 proof of the
drunkenness of a person, the following
verse:
i
Not drunk is he who from the fluor
Can rise again and drink ’•otne more;
But drunk is be who prostrate lies,
And win can neitl er drink n<>r rise.
On one occasion he (the Judge) in-
qnired of a person the difference be-
tween one intoxicated and drunk, and
be replied: “A man is intoxicated
when he knows what he does and does
not care and be is drunk when be
neither knows nor cares what be does.”
STORE.
4
C. S. Sergent & Co.,
DEALERS IN
All persons indebted to ?>I*t«srs. Hel­
man .t Fountain, will please corno for
ward anil Hettle the same with tue nu-
dersignvd, as the old books must bs
squared up immodiately.
33tf
Chandler U Marshall.
J D. FOUNTAIN.
NEW SAW AULÌ
A bright little fellow, about 4 years
of vge, made an assertion, the correct­
ness ofvLichhis fiber Questioned,
who asked:
“If Mary should tell anything that
was not exactly so, what would you
wy ?”
“I’d eay she told a lie.”
“If brother should say anything that
was not so, would you think it right? ’
“No, I’d tbiDk he told a lie.
“Well, supposing ’you’ should say ;
something that was net exactly 80, ■
what then?”
“I’d say I s mistaken.”
,,
A French child asked the priest, the
other day, “Why is it, father, that we
nsk every day for our daily bread, in-
stead of asking onr bread for u week,or
a m >nth, or a whols year?”—“Why
you little goose, to have it fresh, to be
*nre,” was the reply.
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FOR THE GENERAL TRADEI
As Cheap ae the
All kinds of approved country
produce taken in exchange for
íjoods.
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£^°Do not fail to give us a
trial before purchasing elsewhere,
as we are determined to give sat­
isfaction.
C. S. Sergent & Co.
PIIŒNIX, OREGON.’
(v2u21 fj
on e-» you cm erg ge In
$5 to $20 i er <!■»} nn re by
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ali/ wotKer of .ither rex
rgitln li eir own <oc lite r.
P.rticul.rB arid 8impies worth $5 free. Improv- y-air
snare liiueut uis buduess. A-Mitt a STUteoN A Co.,
For±.nd, Maine.
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lie subjorlbar» having cjTiplet»! their S aw
c.
Two miles South-West
Main Street, Ashland
A C T G R V
Are now prepared to furnish the beet quail *y of Inm-
ber, In quantities to «suit purchasers, at the very
We are now manufacturing, and
have on hand a good assortment ot
LOWEST
LIVING
RATES.
We are prepared to excliang
LAUNDRY and TOILET SOAP,
lumber for all kinds of produce,
which we oiler to the trade at
on easy terms.
PRICES T3 SUIT THE TIMES.
Give us a
Our soap has been pronounced
by those who know
SUPERIOR
and see if we can’t
TO ANY
tion.
IMPORTED
ARTICLE.
Trial
Chandler & Marshall.
Give it a trial and support home
industry.
AS
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in workmanship is CN V-inl to a Chronometer Watch,
and as e’cgantr» y fin
□3 a f8rst"o!ass Piano. It
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received the
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©t the Vienna and Cen-
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tenrt I fejipCSki > ■ W « b K.’ • > ti r'T'
CraE^FGUKTH FAST-
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EJ? than other
i. 3 capacity is unlimited.
Thoro arc mo:o
! I* V- ,•»
L j Zi G rl 6 W E 3 sold in the
United States
co rr.LLned sales of al! th©
others. TUG V/JLSOn
^DLLia ATTACHMENT, for
doing al! kinds of repaint r, WiTHCUT PATCHING,
given FREE wLh each mao’« inc. A Certificate is given
with each Machine, guarar.tcoiri.g
j uo keep it in repair,
free of charge, for five years, St requires no special
instructions to L?ain how to use it. Satisfaction
guaranteed, or no pay.. Etlac Lines delivered free of
charge anywhere in the Unit. ¿ J States.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue, art'* . ack for sample of mending,
and our Circular No. (97 for further inst ruotior.s for buying machines
upon terms stated in the Catalogue.
AGENTS
WANTED.
827 & C-29 Eroad’.vay, Piavj Tor:;: New Orleans, La.;
Cor. Ctato and Madir-on 2ts., Chicago, Lils.; and San Francisco, Cat
0^ SEW! Î33 MACHINE CO.
For Scfe
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a-l First-Class Dealers.
MRS. M. W. IlAllGA DUE, Agent,
V. 2, No. 51—tf.
Ashland, Oregon.
Wanted in exchange
1« not eat-i y earned in there time*,
i «t /
Can «
* u.aae
u.aile h hi three mouths
/ b
o it it Ci»n
• JTy 1*1 by any one of euher ■ eex,in *ny p .ti
MJ-7 • " ■ <>i the Ci-utury, wik
w t.o ie
ihn g r<>
wo k eteadily ut t'e emp ojne-nt ’b t we luroi-h. I
$66 , er > ee^ in your oau town You ìeed noi b
nw
f urn la u,e over li ght
Ymi c.t. give yotu
wt ole time to t e »urk,or only y<<ur #p re untine ul«
We 11 v- ugen B w ho are m k t.g over |20 per day.
Allwhoet.g geut O'CeCiD tn Ke money tuet.
At
the prcBe.nl time n>ooey citiout be m .ue .otarby i.d
tapi ly at any other biiri. eèB. I ci»t« noth t.g to I
try ’he busii.eer. l'ertue and $5 ou’fit fine. Addire,
alome, H. H ai lí . tt & Co., Portland Maine. [2-7-ly
20,000 lbs. Grease
At the Factory.
RIGDON & CO.
tv2n6 f.J
[And in short, Everything required
MADE A D1FFERANCE.
MAKMIALL.
ASHLAND
General Merchandise,
Furnishing Goods,
Hardware, Crockery,
Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps
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N. »
JOHN CHASDLKR,
360 FfLTox SiRKFT, B rooklyn , Jf. Y.
When is a Man Drunk!
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MANUFACTURER OK,AND DEA1 ER IN
CONSUMPTION
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FALLING SICKNESS.
Pevmnnently Cnred iio humbug by
onr iiionlk's uxiiffe of Dr. C.on laril'A Cel­
ebrated lnfal.ible Fit Povvde s. ••• • Coiu
SHOP
0. K. ELUSI,
f 13 n E UN DI.RSIG N E D, B A VI NG PUR-
c ’ h - m ! »h«
, b ve w.med . bl i
from Rubli & WüM.u, beg le ve 'o mfoim
trie public tuat 'l.ey re de < rndued muieii
a c »i. u.u i ce of tue p .ituu-ge that bi.B lur m.ry
years past been c» uferred on iheet jUBtiy
OR
FRIDAY
c
GARRETT & FERREE
STABLES,
Fits Epilepsy,
TipiNGS
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS AN*> SA7UR
I) YS .ii iiviiig ut A bland same »lay c* u
reels w ill our Cully stage line be.ween
Liukv lie and Foil Klamath Also wi li
our semi weekly lire horn Linkvihe io
Luke City and all luiei media e puiuis.
UNION Li VERY
S ale and E xchange
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ASHLAND
LEAVES LIKKVILLE
NOTIONS.
i
THE
MONDAY’S WEDN’E'DAY’S AND FRI­
DAYS al 4 o cluck a . m : arrives al Link-
ville same days. Ke uriiiug,
—AND—
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GARETT AND FERREE’S TRI-WEEKLY
oiage- tun be'w. . n ibe al.uve named
point' three units a week,
making the trip
through in
one d..y car­
rying U S. Mail and passengers.
Dry-Goods, Groceries, School
Books, Blank Books and
Stationery,
•yo 4 18 12 26 9 31 545
9
* “ * . 109 11 • >_
1 i 2ô(]l 49 22 •J s 15 33 2S 72 47 21 85<i 305
1 172
loi 15| 22
30 12 - ..; 1.5
4!6l 15 17 2 R Elu
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115
22 ÌO1 211
81 54 1. 16 jtiJ
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STAGE LINE
General M erchan d i se,
713
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146
FERRE
ASKLAND AND LIKKVILLE
DEALER IN
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D. J.
ROBT GARRETT,
Wagon ■ Shop.
[ vo’2-nc l9-wl3]
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
CHEAP STORE.
TAKE NOTICE.
HEUNDER'IGN ED WILL BE FOUND
at hi- shop on Main street, two doo s
fiomthe livery stables, wbete lie is piep ired
to do all kinds of work in his line t the
Iowe8t price.
T
The
MRS. H. A. MOORE’S
Scientific
goods,
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CANDIES
Repairing of all kinds Jone with dispatch,
call «nd tee me.
noltf.
JOHN RALPH.
MBS. H. A. MOORE would announce to ’he
Lndiee aud GenHen en who <!• B’re the ..ertonal adorn
in-nt <>f •, linn eud uf II ir. that ehe h.B pat>*u e l her
cel-brated H ir Restorer, which ha* now been before
Hie publ c for I tie ej>ace of two yeare and h <e in »•very
iiietaiic»» given en ire • aief c ion e to what it prom­
teen. No ni'ueraj or damagii g eubet nice is ueed in
•hi* i rep r >tion,and it i? gu run'eed to , revent hair
failing ou' after fair application^^ Wel'-kno -u owe
<<f loug-et ruling biblneBB have been successfully tr-e-
te<i ( uf per teMimomal* in my posseafion).
Ir will
or the benefit of those desir produce a full flowing crop uf hair on nU stages of
inggo d wagon work, the undersigned baldreee, even to l's most pronounced eta’e. It wbl
prevept hair f om turnim* gr y.
Preparations
l.ereby makes known that lie can be found
forwaried ’o all pane of the country.
FINE CLOTHING,
MEN A BOYS’ SUITS,
NO i IONS,
A LARGE
Of Vehicles Made to Order.
the lowest prices.
GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS
FANCY GOODS,
WAGONS, BUGGIES AND ALL KINDS
AND NUTS,
STOCK
OF
CIGARS AND
TOBACCO,
CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE
STOVESAND HARDWARE,
Wagon Factory.
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a' all times at hi- shop in the S. W. corner
of the public eq aie Ashland Ogn; and is
i e <dy ami willing to do all Wo' k entrus ed
o ni»* ina workmanlike manner. WA(r-
UNS, CARRIAGE.', BUGGIES, wheel ­
barrows , PLOW STOCKS, Ac., made
o male . and repaired on short notice.
Tbe best Eastern sto k consian'ly on
hand.
W. W. KEN1NOR.
Ashland, June 17th, 1876.
best
noltf.
ONE BOTTLE, |5; Or, THREE EOTTLE8, >10.
Address
MBS. II: A. MOORE,
1008$ M. rket et, San Francisco, Cal.
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dam'Jnatile
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On band and made to Order, TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER
WARE, OF THE BEST QUALITY, all of which, will be sold
CHEAP FOR CASH.
A 000 BUSH ELS o’ Wheat and Oats wanted in exchange for goods, at Cash
»JjVVMJ Prices
prices BHWPiease
TFWPlease pivp
give me a call and convince yoarself, before
purchasing elsewhere, as I will not be undersold.
no50v2tf
B. F. REESER.