INDEPENDENT ON ALL SUBJECTS, AND DEVOTED TO TIIE INTERESTS OF SOUTHERN OREGON.
VOL. III.—NO. 6.
ASHLAND, OREGON: FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1878.
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J. M Su'’on, Gener»! Avent fbr Jackoin und Jure-
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H. KELLEY,
J ackson vii . t . k . O kkgon .
Wil) pracMee in all ihe Court»
'he State. Pma.
a' eu-kw gtven io «il tarine»» mtrneted t<> my care
O vvici —In 'he talMi g fhrr-erìv recu,»l«d
Katiler k W» ihi , opporle Cuori Houee.
I. O. Miller.
Architect and Builder,
ASHLAND GLOVE FACTORY.
IVA TCHMA
Tf»e «nb-cr'tar g’v** no’i<w t? al ha 1« now prepar­
ERS, JE W ELEIAS AND
ed to liil order? f >i giuva« <*f u.a
OPTICIANS.
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One door south of the P ret-uffiics, Anh
1 »mi, t Irego i,
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wimkb
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well »
W MEH A WELLS.
Practical Millwright*.
Flouring mil’s, i.tw mills, quart« mill-,
and al. ki-ds of mill tu-chitrery put up l-
nrd»r in the v -ry best style, AH wo k w r-
ranted Katie’aeti »n guaranteed .tddress
either, or both, at Ashland O--+*gou. [29 f.
J. Q WilllU,
TEACHER OF VOCAL AND IN-
S Tt UME \ TA L MUSIC,
And Professional Fla no Tuner.
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Address him,
Anadetuy.
O regon
or call at the Ash and
(No 3 tf.)
C. B. WATSON.
Attarart! and €»»u5etar-at-Tau-
Oregon.
ALL WORK WARRANTED
To give Entire 8 tisfaction.
The Timas.
Ashland Lodge Aio. 43
W. H. ATKINSON, W. M.
J. S. Kvaaaaa, Set'y.
Prices to sui’
tAHT’CaU and see Specimens.
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HOTELS
ASHLAND HOUSE.
HE UNDERSIGN D WI<HESTORE
miud his friends, and he traveling pub
lie genet ally, that he is «till <*o be found
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this
Ashland Lodge M«.4.%
LONG ESTABLISHED H< ’USE,
where he Is re <dy at any time, and on all
I. » O. F.e
occaeious 'o
be o e it em >Le best the
BoM their regni r oteedri every Saturday even- inarke affords, iu^ myle .-econo tottOO'hei
lag at tbefr htll in A«tA<ad. Bruttar» is good ! hon.-e in Oregon.
Dinners md sn ipe s tor special ocersio •«
etawdiDg «re c adUlly invi»*1’ to ««rend.
A. D. BELMAN, N. G.
gften up in appropriate style, at «ho t to
B. T. NEIL, Rec. Bec’y.
tice.
JASPER HOUCK.
Rebekah meettag« <« Tre»l»y evening, Dea re it
be full of the ai<mu e.icu m««th.
P ioneer H otel .
PROFESSIONAL
Linkville, Lake Co mty. Oregon
J.A. APRESATE*
attorney and «ouasror-at-ïair
SALEM OREGON.
The BubHcriber is Again in charge
of the O ld P ioneer H otel of the
Lake country, and is determined
to make his guests
UK J. U. CHITWOOO,
Comfort ib’e and Happy.
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OFFI’E -Atibe A"hl»”<l Dntg Store.
J. R NEIL.
Jacksonville, Oregon.
L a T v T w GUTT a R11
J. W. HAMAS AR.
A Pleaant and Homelike Houae situated
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N3TART PUBLIC.
lluiumhifr Bird Springs, near
Kiarn -th nuke,
LINKVILLE ’.AKE ' O., OREGON.
Office in Post Office Building. Special
gffcnfûtn given fo ccnineyancing^l^r^tt^^
Eleven miles !r<>m Liukvilie, n ’h» road tu
Ft. Klauialb, Like Co., Oteg'-n,
jMTAtteutio > pud tothe want.« of gite-a
M. L. McCALL,
The subscriber a.*u keeps a Good Subk
ItafVwYwr aud Civil Engineer well Btippli**d with bay aud grain, vail aUu
ike R be can keep b >te
ASHLAND. OREOOS,
vXU f.)
Xs pmntf tedo a&Y wurk IB *3 to« OC «hör’ do
tica.
’.3t>mn
Gill t my es'abl ehrneti
NOTEN AN3 REHIVISCENCEN.
LAYING OÜT AND ESTABLiiSlilNG THE OLD
0. I. Ferree.
SJÜT.IERN OREGON, IN THK YEAR 181G
(DOtl'f)
BT HM-8.T APPLEGATE.
Ladies, Attention!
Conclusion .
departs rar-ly from the mate blazed
out by the road company, 92 years
ago.
Thoee who are conversant with the
facte know that that portion of the
route, fr-»m the Himtad It to the Lake
country prusents no rerioua olwtaolea
in the w-v ot the cons’rnctmn of a
ra-lroa-i, and bad the Cn>trai Faeific
ot-mpanv liMiated their r«ia-1 on th«t
route, from Humboldt as far a« Q'lose
Lik«*,aud tbeuo*« <1 >wu Pitt river tn the
Sacramento vallev, they would doubt
les« have saved m lli >u<« of m mny in
the original cost of the road, as well a<
in keep! dr it in order, since the snow­
fall wool 1 never bav- b eu seriously in
the way, even iu the severest win
»er-.
in conelu-i m, I will recall th« name«
of the r<>ad co upauy. with a few fau'8
rel «five to their nis'ory. I regr t that
it i- not practn^able to m ike tins record
more ample, b it the com pan v was
made up. almost to a man of aolive,
••nergetic character«, who were not sat-
i find with a q net. K|»iri»l»*R-a ii»e. ai d
mmvof them 1 on a ago, were lo-t o
Hie little community, “over in Polk
wh«r- they fi*st settled, as they re­
moved to oth» r portions of LI»** State, or
went ont into abpeent teirit »nea to
seek their foitnues. Under the cir
cauistances, it baa Iteen impracticable
t.n learn t'le whereabout* of some of
th* m. or to gatner mqc U facts r»l«tiv«
to their later liiatory as wonld amplify
and add interest to their bi -graph­
ics
Perhaps few companies of men
ev»*r p«-rfortu*a1 huu I i a campaign with­
out repeated quarrel» and even seri »os
alt**rc«tions b it the members of the
Old Sonth R iad Com|»any bore togeth­
er th« trials aud privation* of th« exp«
dition with a “forgiving and forbear-
in«" spirit, and their motual hardens
and th * dangers to which they were
exposed, continually developed and
strengthened their friendship. A re­
union o'th» m, were such a thing
praeticsbl«. would be a se-4«on of pe­
culiar j »y, one to lie rem-rubcred by
•11« veteran survivors wi'h pleasure,
until they, too, shall paKs away into the
great unknown.
road from A-hl and to Linkvilla Mr.
Parker is a son in law of Capt. 8olo-
moa Ta heron, the old mountain man,
aud a brut her to Mr-. Jesse Applegate.
D»vid Goff came to Qrefp.«n. from
Missouri, in 1845. Ha resided in P«»lk
couutv, Otegou. oolil bi* d-sth. aLi- h
occurred. I believe, in 1874 and was
universally respected
H- wa* tha
f«t< er iu law ««I Gen J. W Nesmith.
B iijamin F. Burch came to Oregon,
fio u bis nativtf Slate. Missouri, iu 1845.
Mr. Burch has long bt-eu a prumiurut
mau in Oregon affa-rs. He now ra-
si-ies at Sa ’-m, and is S-iperiutendcnt
of the State Penitentiary.
Jeasa Applegate was born in K*n»
tacky, and came to Oregon iu 1843.
He uow resides on Moaut Yuncmta, in
D »aglas county. Oregon.
Lindaay Applegate, aho a native of
K uiucky, came to Or- gon in 1843.
Now a resideut of Ashland, J.csson
county, Oiegon
With the coiisoioU'.nes« that I have
endeavors I f«it|i ally and impartially,
though bri fl-, to r* late the history of
tbs S-uth R «a., expe-iition, I close
tbik narrat ve, hoping that my • ff-»ri to
pres» rve thia much of the bi-tory of
he cany days may inspire other “old
¡imera" to relate their experiences,
also. I aru finl« aware that tu- mory is
uucertain, and th«t a uurober of errors
may have occurred in my narrative
from this tea-on, bu- I place it b- for?
the peop e with couti <euce that it is,in
ihw main, current. Iu doiug so. I ask
•io other reward f »r the labor of its
preparati >n, than that its perasal may
cease the people to thiuk more kindly
of the old pi >m*ere.
No oircuund-iDces worthy of mention
WEARING
occurred ou ibt» uiumiioiioua ni«*rub
from Bi »ck R 10k, to the twubcre i re
Dr. Warner’.* llenlih Corset.
gioua of Hie Cisi'ado cbaiu; tliuu onr
-AMD-
tabors I» came q iite arduou«. Every
duplex SUPPORTERS. FOR ♦•ALE BY
day wo kept gu-ird over the h >r«H«
while we worked the road, and at bight
wh dared uot cease oar vigilance, for
A «h la nd, Or‘g»o, Agmt for Jack«on, J.-Mjhia- the Iu ltana ountiunally hovere-f about
SCMAPS OF «SOUTHERN OREGON
au-’ L.ke coautla«. Al*u Cbil-lrai/a w.lrta.
us, seekiug for mi van tage.
B/ the
HDilORY.
A ll Oauaaa raoM a Dieroca P romptlv tirue we had worked our way through
F llso .
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wo it.
the mountaiDa to the Rogue river val­
ley, and then througn toe Grave Creek
Xlawacra ky Cwqwlll« Indiana in 1851.
Hiii>« and U upQ'ta chain, we were
The murder of the party of explor­
pretty thoroughly w irn out Our »took
Ou Mutu S'rert
ers a’ P rt Orford, and the aubseq lent
of provision* had grown very short,
Afthlaiid
• • - • - OirgoM. and we had to depeud, tn a great «X
search of their fellow comrades,attract­
ed a't-btiou to this point, as an avail«
»ent, for «usteoaGoe, npon game R-ia-l
I hive Duw OU tii-txl a b-hU lful »»»or ment of
able
place for a settlement, aud a point
working,bunting, and guard duty, liad
H-'t«-, Runne'r, a’-ndes Fn-n-’h Fl ««ere, Wre.-ntir
Piu . «». Neel Ti»*, Liren Sinti-. Ju-». Lelies*
from wheuce goods and provisions
taxed onr a rengtli greatly and ou o ir
THE ROAD COMFANT.
Fiui-htug G < m I«>, etc.,» tc. etc. Ala >
cou:d be transported to Umpqua val*
wrrival in th U nj q'M valley knowin-.
Buttcicls. Patterns
Cup». L«vi Scotf. w native of Illinois,
Ijy. and the mines. To this end, in
that the gr» atent «1 tli-'ul ie« in the w iv
cam« to Oregon in 1844 from near
and the W iruer H>*uliti Cun-»-’.
Jane, 1851. a party ot leu men, from
of the irbUiigraiit- lmd Keen removed
C-/T A 1 <>r lerH from u divtan-r promptly II'led.
B ir’itigtou. Iowa.
H« was in th»*
Oregon, landed at Port O f'r-i. and
wp d> Tided to proceed at once tn our
fc^TEv-ry >h hg H»ld i henp f-r C eh.
e.ily
days,
qu-te
s
promiu&i
t
man
in
took | mhv -* Sf*i<>u of a low promontory.
Li*-'* Bl« thing, Preeetiig and Colon g, i-> ► e very liotlieM ill the Wiita'iti tie. Tl.-rre WH
Leaiaal uiuuuer.
*v2i>16t'
H- was a mem’>er of
A»ri«ed '»n tli»- 3 i dav of Oc’olier 1^46 Or--ff"n affairs
They «-r» ct«-<i temporary f<-rtiticatioDs,to
li>«Vii>g ttaen libseiit thr«*t* moi t'li arid the Sate consti ntinnal ooov« ntion
Mrs. II D. Jones.
thir e* n <tay«
D ni'ig all thia time C» ». S -ott 1 ca el S'toit«bnrg on the protect ihems*-!ves again-t the hostile
U op«] is river. H i« t*ow over «ightv Icdiaus, that luuabitrd that portion of
• »nr friend»* ha I h -ar<l norninz fro-u n«
aii'l real'Zii g • he dari*. er*»iia chara'-tar tetr» of M r « and, I believe, resides iti ttie c-ia«t. Tuese men were all w*-ll
Lme county.
of our • xre-litioii, oiu y l»* l*e» ed in tu
«r<ued with g'ina; aud in n»idi»ion. hid
news which moiiir fitu-* In fore reached
J »t«n J -n«s.n»n div known a« ‘ J ««k’’ a small cauiiou, a four | (Hinder, which
them, 'hat we liu-l a I lu eu murdered J «ties, the wig of rhe s«»n’h road • xpe-
<b y planted «□ a otumauiiug notation.
l»t ’h* L-diana.
ditmt. raw-e to Oregon from M s-nnri
. A« anon HM we ronld pnwail.Jy m-»ke •l> 1843
S ljce t||eu. Be ||R« I»» ell quite Tn* protuuUtory was bcchrsi I.I h only
Sitns’ed 13 ndlee Rou'b <-f J ck- nvi! e -nd lj mile
Horn one »¡de, st-d il'St ty a veiy i ar-
•he
a^ra'-gemeiit.
we
sent
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party,
a wall ier* r. For many years tie re
N rth of A -hiuixi, it prepared u» du g^i^ru
with «'X'*i» and liura-a, to meet the i»u sided in (taliforniM.ahd.il living i« now io« pa-s. Iu tli« position, tb»*y ware
mi urania and a’d them in r--a«*lnng tie io Idaho. I l>eli» ve.
Native State, a» acke»l by a targe body ot ft dikns,
it.at came hi from every direction.
Wlllamet'e eett|»*menta. F-»r thia m H
Mi«s<mri.
- Flour ant Fe»d at tha —
»latai c»* we made ui» demand; nor did
R-prut «1 charges w*>e iiitee ly tie
-I *’in O w**n« cro-ise-** the pta«ns in
<e
t»x
then»
for
the
n-e
of
the
r<>ad,
hr
savage«,
but wera a» <*freu reprilsed by
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
1843. from Missouri
H • wa*. I rim k
w «a all» ped by Iftitie« in mieal to our a native of that S>aU. HuVe Uu kuowl* t>-e gsllaut lm*e bai d. tl r c»i n< v do­
34 lh«uf fl<»ur, 5 ib- -h rt* tri 8 lb- ' i ' au i * t bu«h- »fit-rprise.
ing tiir most « fl» ctive sertic».
D«y
It had be»-h the diatinct
?l fur g «>d wneat. W I • ck i u«l hr »n't 'he eucac nnderrfai du g that the nad sl<oiild edg** <»f his wbeieah- ata.
after
«lav
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for
two
weak«,
the
Initials
-cu---uie-e tuni'.lii'-g V e »ick» M< b •• h-r
H • ry B >jg is cam» from M'*"onri closely li<««iged the r't-1- garrison At
lie ire*, snd th»* r<»t »«-innMieMa of h»r
ill
1845
H - was a Hue looking j «»i'll leu th fiudi: g that it wat-only s matter
mg «ipauwri b» better dphir i-f hc **- b
and
luteibg
ni young man. ami w
a*
•>f time, wh- n they woul'i either have
o ihe cniiii’ry than waa »«ffotd-d by
Wa* to snrr»*nd»r or make their escape.they
Will have charge fthe o>.«ir*»», hrng i*»el«ttd by • h»» exoen-ive and dangermi* route w»*re all much attached to bun.
cumpeU-ut n-ill-r».
down the (’< l>inil>ia, wb-ch «« had pr -bablv murdere-i b» Indiana, near determined io wske an eff-rt to r-sch
Everything as represented or no sale.
tried to onr sorrow would bn ample Fort Hall, a ter tie le't. us in ?846. to the settlem nts on the Uiui qna river,
cnuipensatmu for all onr tabor« and return to hi« home-in Mis.«ouri. Native some 75 m le*« distant Alter much
tatiMiie and «xposare, they reacba-d the
Lar-latiip« in opening tl-e S nth road. Stat« Missouri.
\V
1
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tarn
Sp-*r»>«msn
cressed
the
plains
seltleuients iu eatery.
O'-o -nr e onr enterp’i ewaaoppna d
ID
1845
from
M'ssonri
atiicli
«as.
I
Tliis an uci esntul attempt st foiming
b» that miktliiy ni'inou-'ly ihe Hud
fol-
•»•»n Biy Company whose linen for»« think is native State. H«* le’t Or*-g<'U a srtilruent, was lu rueilist* ly
a<>d trading po-»a on til»- C dilinbia in 18<7 and 1 have no kuu* ledge of lowed by another »lp»ditiou, contMin-
mg atau-t seveuty -five men from Kan
afford them rare i pp'irtnnities for his pr«-»en whereabouts.
GEORGE NURSE
FrauC'scw, (tai
Th« new exp~»lition
tr.tae ui b the i tn migrant*. Miny <»f
Sa«uuel
G'salhn«,
a
native
nf
New
Woo) 1 inform hi- f.-ieDd- th t hie 8 . be»at*
the imtnitfrar»»» »ho tolloaed naduring Y *rk. cam« to Oregon in ls44. He landed at the |*oiut so racent y sban-
the f ib ot 1846,had a bard time though Hf-t*r**'ards became a «on in-law of------ •Ioued by the O egon party, on the
Th»- ol*«ct i t
not as hard an rnev would llkelv have D «vi Ison, the < 1-i piont a r, and a num- 14th day of July, 185
this
party,
like
th»
flrst,
was
to rrtsb-
LAKE COUNT}' - -
- OEGON »X» erienc d on »he other route; au-i o,*r of vear8 reside I about Sa em.
li«ti
a
settlem»
ui
or
pot,
at
Port
Or-
rome of th« m nor mid r«t«n hng the W"e>* I last heard of him. he was in
A**e in excellent leim-r, amply i-r vi’e-l with fed H'tlla'inti fi-liy ta-eania iuf«>-ted wi»h Ohio.
o»d. and open a row«! through tl-e
And ' b-t cu-turner» wij. he w i ed ou
C
ast Rang«, to what was then kne-vn
»lie
spirit
of
persern
’
i
-n.wh'nti
Iwl
it«
promptly m«d m ta t».t etilr,
R -t»ert. S ««ith came t« Or* gon in
a«
tl-e Shasta country. (n«-w Riekiyou
origin
with
the
Hud
on
Bn
C
"u
1843 from Missouri
Nattv- ri’ate.
A G -od ’’ACK Etc tt-n- BUGGIE-i and No 1
Co.,
Cal .) exteueive tn bee having al-
pat
y
an»i
j-nti»
d
to
ctiaruing
n<
with
RIDING UORsES Iw >• >u n nd
Virginia. He now re*ic. »s a’ the hea.l
leading fli>- travel awav fr>»m the north- -if the Y lueal’a valley, in D mgla* rea-iy l»e< i> devch pr d.« l et« n< w etanda
6«5“Hure«» pruru^t ) «: ied i -r, nd
• rn route for purpose« of personal ••»iiioty
Mr. Smith is a son-in law ot the town oi Yreka The l«»ter p’sew
•peen »»ti-'U. C r’ain mem era o the C -arles Apolegatc, and b other to Mrs. «ar then caned 8h ata Butte City,
O i ih» etior’e-t n >ti v »•arty were s ug*ed out to b-ar the bnr-
ai d «obtained «om»- 2 000 inhabitants.
Governor C ad*i<‘k.
tar Du i-ot f. It to 0ve 1V* I.iai-til'eS ble- uia
When th« expeditii-ri fir«t landed,
d* n of perseuirion, w hereae.it any mem*
Moaes Harris called “Btack Harris,”
v2 Hi]
GEORGE NUE.-'E,
tier of the party wa-MDitnat»d bv itu ra»ue io Oregon iu 1814 Irom the they found the L diaus very *by but
proper motiv*-a in -e*ki ig to opnu the R ,oky mouutaius. wbeie ue had lieen they soon api»rared in considerable
r**a-l, all w» re »qn »Uv guilty, as the a scout and irapje-r f r man» «ears numbers, and tie p«'ty being very
atr»«ng and well armed, became exosed-
p-rtv was gov**r>i*-«t in all its pr«sN»»d
H- *i»"ke the Snake laugna-ze flu n lv.
mga by a id j -rity vote el its mem- an t wa- <>f gr**at service to us ou the inrlv friendly
After a few days, an expedition was
• a-ra
pta'SS. H * returned to 'he S-ate« it«
-TO-
titled
ont to explore ti e country, and
The «ff «rts of the Hn-l**'n B«% 1847, as g«iltie to Dr. Wh‘t--. the S-i-
•M-eitain
th« pr «cticability of the pro-
C ■•i-pam t-i put down «lie r«»a«l pr»«v-«I p< rtutendcul of l'«-’iati »«¡fairs i»* O.e-
p aed naod «brongh H e C»>a«t Range.
i «G emiuetii fa lure. It« superior ad
gon, an I <11 d at Ihdepe«.d» tice. M «
A»t* r |s iietrating H « « cdm > toiesis ai d
vntit -Re- were i>e(!er Hiiil better koown
The inderatgued *r now i r»-pared t the
J »bn S-*"t»,a «ou of Cai t Levi Keotf, txt-gl-«1 niiderwcs d h r a« me twenty
a-<1 apt»r*-cia.e I every year. It never
ASHLAND IRON FOUNDRY > «••-wed io la- an l'upo'tant rviite ot o«me to O egou with »os f «t'i* r in 1M4. wiles, they h. came disc*»t.ragaai end
He how resides uesr Dallas, P-»lk cuuu- retuttiid tn oamp
In tie course of
T" repair -li •• reeniny'luftiub-e >-d »• nt <»<i tie Ir-tvel, au I a tari- puition of the pop
ty
vregon.
two
or
«lire«
weeks
another
exp«diii«o
iilstion of our S'a*e entere* by thi«
LAfE-iT IMPROVED EXD SHAKE, w i n w
iiiqr v«m«M.. . c.i-11- o e iu '. u .'I twuhck - chant) 1.
Will'H'ii
G.
P»rk«r.
s
nnt
ve
of
Mi«
of
twenty
picket!
men.
w»r»
orgar ized
It ia a verv sixntica’it 'ne«
l-BKD »ACK» FE-» l)*T. T'J -ee «V U 1 g C ^<*1 ï g
Honri.
came
to
t>r**go«i
>u
1843.
He
for
th«
same
vnrpoa«*.
In
the
mean­
that tlie ureat llioroiiuht «r * o’ t'» da»,
d -Ur, -A bl do Well U j'lu-! a <>bC-.
r-
s»-ied
manv
vear«
in
C«•iti'r«»ia,fiiit
is
time a guide b «1 b«en sent <«»r ayj the
from the vK iitaiuetie to th* S»ki»on
IK T. ZIN ME : MA W
«•haiii. an«l theuoH out ibr«>nRii tue D«»W a re*ldeut ««• L ke conlit) .O'egon, services »•* Mr W G-TVwwlt, wha
u. MoA
A ■ BER I SEC ORD
Continued on fourth page.
Line cvuutry and uu to the hluiubuldt, and keeps the Hail-Way klwuse, qu the i
RE-UORE YOUR HEALTH BY
Mrs, Jas. Ewing,
Millinery Store.
LIVEi LE CLIVE
THE EAGLE MILL
Custom and Exchange Business
G- F BILLINGS
îni Mrs. S. A. FARNHAM.
Linkville Livery Stables.
LISKYILLE
Give him a call and rest assured tourists
that he will make you feel at
home
[2-29 tf.
GEORGE NURSE.
^rrOBNET AT-LAW.
Ev»*ry single thing y«»u «ay
I knr w y--»n» uud y«ire ai o,
w HI k, T I I-W HKN CAM FKO 4 ?
Iti « HAT I W1 T TO K or!
KJ-
Jnv B II II ii hing»
RETAIN AND
Ashland ....
Holde their atated conunut*loatiou» Tburrdny even
lag« aa or bef.ire the full nxua. Brethren in good
atandiag are eordiaPy invi ed u» attead.
Ata* lire’e.v’her e’e ,»tc.
“opusw’ii y-in w--r» my b y —
All tlb* o e I bul—
And big t-dK« w-itt i ’ telyoi tbingf.
^b'-u du t you fi-ni bad
IMMLIHINT HMD INTO 4Nu THttOCG 1
ARTIST,
A. F. A A. Iti..
BEST BUCK.'KIN IV GRE.t'l
R1ETY,
< mj Gr«ai>a Street ai d -a» fur y «irr- If
PHOTOGRAPHIC
Meer« at lh« H-all of He nan A Fonntain «verv
Fnd»y erat in*; «l » n’cfuck ». m . Bmthera aud
'BiMBC» ta g-«ri rt.-i»ding re oatUily Invired to at-
T»«d T e Temut« rueet» every flrtt « d 4 Vblrd Wed-
•eadayiaeich ru-mtn.
T. O. ANDREWS, W C. T.
H. T. C uitwood , See y.
r
O R MYER
WATTERS & MYER.
Sna’! b >v, Pertiv,
Druin'i-iag i-n tf.e piar.o,
Lookin/ ut th»* chickt-us
Draggkd wi b the rain.
THÈ ENEI I! OF THOSE DE-IR-
*iuggo d wigou work, the nii''«'-.«tg' ed
hereby inaktw kn<>*n that ' e can be o t.d 1 du i*t i->‘ hujv .'*
*' ali times i hi« shoo in the 8. W. i o < er
“WI.e.e do chicken« <-o ne fr.-m,
of the putWfc eq aie \shl md Ogn; a- d
M liuun, picas«* to tell ?
e*dy and willing *o -Io all no k entrin e-l
to me m a wo ktn.mlike manner. W iG-
Yrs, I kt o-v ihev cum fi m fggs—
ONS. ’ ARRlAGEs, BUtJGI-iS, WlhEL-
Kn- w TtKT very weB.
BAdROWS PLOW >TO: KS, Ac., m-de
“
Cu'in-e
iheol t b**n ha cbed '«.n;
io orde", atm repaired o i sbo •’ ' o’ tce.
K iioa Tiur but the i
T e best Eu» ern h o k vo stan lv o <
hand.
W. W. KEN NÖ i.
Won't you tei| nj,. truly,
Ashlund, June 17th. 1876.
nol’f.
W herrM th y g- 1 ih»* h'-n ?
Jno. B. Re Hutchings.
1. G. WAITERS.
Bertie’s P>’ilo8op'?y-
Lit»!- i hlo o.'hee
Wrinki- s hi- Uto v.
Say», ‘"I w-iiule-r—
GRANITE STREET - • - ASHLAND
and
The O k C. StageC".’s ''tape leave \«hl-ud
RE. i L ES TA TE .4 GEN T.
ter Jac<*<*nville. Ruck Pouti and Roa**
tout every day at 6 a. u>. Mail clo e» at
GiTSpeeLI «t en 1«>n given to all matters requir­
S::t® a. tn.
ing *n Attorney nt the U. 8. Liitid Office.
Tor Ifenlv, Yreka and Reading al 6 p. m.
L aks V iew , L oo :C o .,O bkgon .
M <il clo e« al 5:30 p. tn.
M
y
31,
1*7»
(io-so. f
■M. Colw-«r«
tit a»*** leave
Aehlanu
every Monday, W«-dnet»d »y «nd Friday
J. W. RIGGS.
wi«rnii»g» tor Linkvill**, and re’urn oil
ev»*iy Tn> *<lay Thur.«»1»«y and Saturday.
Leave Linkvili» I »r Like Vi -w. California,
Wednesday*; arrive at Lake City Satur­
day«; le»ve Lake Citv M <*idaya ; arrive
at Linkville Thursdays. carrying mail and
pakaeiigera.
A. D HELMAN, P. M.
I am io* permanently lr>rnh,<l in this
HOC1KTIE4.
pl ice, and re«pe rlfully asks the puronag o
the citizens.
Ashland Lodsie No. 189, l. 0. T T.
1*511
•Wagon Factory.
Attoroey and Counselor-at-Law,
Job Pria ting,
Of
drecrlptlon, do«» ob affivrt Bo«lce. Lef»’
Blrek», Chcuhr», BuriMe» C-rd». B l b«.d>, Iw-ter-
S«»4», P ubi * r», «tc., gol «u b ^ lu guu-l atyte si lini g
priera.
Ure.
NOTARY PUB' -C
and
REA L ESTÀ TE A GENT.
Chitwood A Aik in »ou’a Drug Store.)
Oss sopy was yoar............
• to mat* g • t j>_y .• ta Hm» ti>ey
r ien.«» „rua ut H H alutt A o.,
DANIEL GABY,
— ISSUED EVERT FRIDAY —
O.
• w«ek i y air own 'o <n |5 «<»1
free. N l?b. Rea«l»r. f »on »-<t t a
Oti-D??«
«tic- .«ru» f i'hsr rex
$2.00 PER ANNUM.
and Others Outfitt« d
THRESHING M1CNINE MEN.