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THE ASHLAND TIDINGS Weather Report Institute. A the distance on the plain, the greater part of the first day. Near Dry creek, the boy met a German, and true to the instincts of his class, hailed him and pointed out his pursuers in the distance and told him that the Indians had broke out, and that be was running for his life. The poor Taton was so alarm ed that he flew to the rocks and hid until dark, before he renewed his jour ney. In the meantime, the two men turned back and left Mr. Whitney to pursue the fugitive alone. He eventu* ally overtook him at Happy Camp, near Big valley, and recovered his property and the boy’s pistol in addition, and left him to pursue his journey. T ule L ake . ------------ ------------------ - The first hotel built in Ashland, was | Treasurer’s Notice* burnt down in 1859. It was owned at I am prepared to pay all Lake Co. warrants that The following is the Programme for the were presented for payment, np to June 30, 1878K Jackson county Teachers’ Institute, which the time of the fire, by Jonathan and interest on them, will cease from this date. A ndrew M c C allin - will be held in Jacksonville, Oregon, com Sampson, It stood on the same lot, Treas., lake Co., Oregon. mencing August 8tb, at 10:30 a . m ., audcou- [7-w4. south of the present site of the Ash L ake V iew , O bko ., Jnly 15. 1878. tiuuing three days: land Honse, which was bnilt in 1860, Dissolution Notice THURSDAY— MORNING SESSION. by Eber Emery. In Aug., 1871, Jas he partnership heretofore exfeting between Institute called to order—Devotional exer per Houck, the present occupant, pur Wagner. Änderet® & P. W. OlweiT, 1», thia cises—Remarks by the State Superin day, dissolved by mutual agreement. Al) j-ersone chased the property, and repaired and i having account* tendent—Organization, appoiutmeut of with said firm, will call and settle committees, etc. refitted it thoroughly, and has contin with Wagner & Andereou, either by cash or note. W aonkh & A nderson , AFTERNOON SXSSION. ued to add to it ever since. The rep P. W. O uwell . A shland , O r ., July 12, 1878. (No5v3w4.) low to organize a District School—Arith utation of its culinary department, metic—Essay—Critic’s report. which is directly under the manage EVENING. SESSION. Dissolution o< Co-partnership- ment of Mr. Houck himself, is known Condition of our Common Schools—Lecture The partnership heretofore existing between R. M. by all who travel the road. —Critic’s report. Garrett and D. J. Ferree, under the firm name of \£he Ashland Livery Stables were Garrett and Ferree, in the bUHiress of owning and FRIDAY—MORNING SESSION. o[tending certain stage line« in Jackton and Lake bnilt by W. F. Songer and J. Wells, in oouutiee, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Reading—Orthography—Critic’s report. R. M. GARRETT. 1868. After passing through the hands AFTERNOON SESSION. D. J. FERREE. [no4>6w Geography — English Grammar — Essay - of a number of owners, it is now the A shland , June 29, 1878 OUIl TOWN Critic’s report. property of Messrs. Chapman & Neil. can make money faster at work for us EVENING SESSION. than at anything else Capital not reqtrtr-. Robertson & Hemphill do au exten These stables are conducted at present, ed;we will »tart you. $12 per day at Essay—Lecture, by State Superintendent—-’ sive business in horseshoeing,repairing by Mr. H. F. Phillips, lessee, who has homemade by the InduitrionB. Men, Critic’s report. women, boys and girl» wanted every wagon work and all else pertaining to them thoroughly stocked with horses where to work for ub - N ow is the time. SATURDAY—MORNING SESSION. Costly outfit and terms free. Add re m their business. and carriages, fully up to the demand. Music in our Common Schools—Modern His T rue & Co., Augurta, Maine. tory—Text Books—Critic’s report. The Smith Bros., well known black The Achland Academy building, was ' J. w. R obinson M. U. AFTERNOON SESSION. smiths, turn out a large amount of first projected in 1871, by the citizens L. D anfobth M. D. over the Siskiyou toll road, say that it J. M. McCall A Co. have been so Essay—penmanship—Corpora'. Punishment work in the various branches of their of this vicinity, who raised consider DANFORTH & ROBINSON. never was in so fine a condition. —Critic’s report—Adjournment. busy thia week “taking stock,” that business. able means towards it completion. In —------------------------------------- ( J. D. F ountain , Prof. Wood, the blind musician, left they “never found out once” that their Ole Michelson, the pioneer black 1872, it was turned over to H. C. Hill pHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, Committee, J. W. M erritt , ad. was sqQelched last week. We for California on Tuesday. He en ( J. Q. W illits . smith of Ashland,still continues to car and Prof. J. H, Skidmore, who com Jacksonville, Oregon. overheard the fattest one of the firm joyed a very successful season here. ry on the business. He is the manu pleted the building, and under the di Fire Organization. say that they had a thousand and one on California street, opposite I’. J. facturer of the well known gang and rection of Prof. Skidmore, the school Office Ryan's store. Calls promptly attended Don’t forget the meeting at Helman’s remnants that they would sell at cost, Pursuant to call, a meeting was held sulkey plows,patented some years since. was instituted and successfully con to. day or night. [oo7-v3-tf Kall on next Monday, for the purpose to the first person who came in. at the counting rooms of J. M. McCall These plows are known as the only ducted for the last six years. It has ----- - ♦ - ----------------- cf organizing a Hook and Ladder Com C orrection . — We were in error last & Co., last Monday, for the purpose of wheel plow that can be used in adobe now passed into the hands of Prof’s pany. Leek & Willits, who have incorpora week,in stating that the camp meeting, taking preliminary steps to organize a land. ----- 0----- Wm. Mayfield has sold his barber to be held in the grove neai Brother Fire Company in Ashland. One of the most important industries ted it, and made arrangements for a The undersigned desires to give The meeting was organized by calling of our town is the Ashland Woolen first class Academic coarse of study. shop to R. F. High, who will in the Root’s residence^would “ commence on public notice of the fact that future, look after the tonsorial interest the Wednesday before the first Sabbath Jacob Wagner to the chair and J. M. Mills belonging to Mr. James Thorn Among the other permanent institu he has several thousand feet of of Ashland. ton. These mills are fitted up with all tions of our town, is our Photograph in August.” The time of its commence Sutton, Secretary. first class lumber for sale, at the On motion, a committee consisting of the modern improvements and turn out Gallery, the importance of which is Wm. M. Turner’s “Pioneer Justice ment will be August 21st, or the Wed J. M. McCall, Jasper Houck and J. D. citizens of steam saw mill, on Butte creek. in Oregon,” has got into the “patent nesday before the fourth Sabbath in Fountain, was appointed for the pur large quantities of broad cloths, cassi- duly appreciated by the ThiT'estab-1 A.18°,that he has a lot of splendid meres, tweeds and flannels,second to no both town and country. '___ _____ outsides,’’and we fear a good thing will August. " V-----------— ■ pose of drafting a Constitution and By other like establishment on the coast,in lishment is owned by Mr. J. W. Riggs, furniture, on Granite street, which become stale. In State examinations, applicants laws for a Hook and Ladder Company- point of excellency. Besides, they are who has fitted up his operating rooms he will dispose of at very reasona must answer, for Life Diplomas, 90 per On motion,a committee consisting of ble rates. Wheat, oats and barley The Modoc lnd>pendrnt of the 27 nit., cent., and for State Diplomas, 75 per Dr. J. H. Chitwood, W. H. Atkinson turning out about eight dozen pairs of in the most improved manner, and his taken in exchange. announces the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. cent, of the questions asked in the fol and A. D. Helman, was appointed with woolen socks, daily.of a very excellent pictures have justly obtained a reputa (8-4w) W esley M itchell . Ewing, of Ashland, at that place on a quality. tion for their excellenoy. lowing branches: Orthography, Read instructions to report at a future visit to their son. To be continued. The establishment of Mr. John ing, Writing, Mental Arithmetic, Writ meeting, bow best to utilize the water Fraley, manufacturing tailor, turns out T he Soda Springs House, under the ten Arithmetic,English Grammar,Geo for extinguishing fire. WANTED — A first - class baker . a large quantity of ready made clothing management of Mr. and Mrs. Russell, graphy, Modern History, General His On motion, J. M. Satton.B. F. Ree of every description, besides doing a Communicate with Wm. Mayfield, Ash 920 ACRES OF LAND!! land, Oregon. * is, to-day, the most popular summer tory, Algebra, Geometry, Composition, ser and Silas Kilgore were appointed a ----- - -------------------- large order business. English Literature,Book Keeping.Phy- committee to solicit membership in a resort in Oregon. J. N. Terwilliger, house, sign and Located in Jackson county Ore -------------------- ■*.-------------------------- The old pioneer saw mill of Jackson siology,Natural Philosophy,Theory and Hook and Ladder Company. ornamental painter, paper hanger etc. gon, 12 miles north-east of We are indebted to Mrs. J. S. Eu county, belonging to Esquire Gillett, Ashland, Oregon. Practice of Teaching, Constitution of [no 44 tfj On motion, the meeting adjourned to banks for the handsomest boaquet of Jacksonville, the United Statesand School Liws of meet on next Monday at Helman’s Hall. is still in active service, having reach T he best of flour and fresh ground “many-colored florets” that has de ed the 26th year of its existence. It Oregon. And for State Certificate, ap graham and corn meal delivered in any 550 Acres good plow land—300 Acre» under fence. J acob W agner , Pres. lighted our sanctum for many a day. stands grand and picturesque, bearing part of Ashland, at mill prices, by the Two good dwellings- Meat-house, B*rn, Shed and plicants mu3t answer the same per cent, ----------------- ■*. ------------------ J. M. S utton , Sec’y. other out buildings. Well watered by creek and in its every part, the foot prints of Eagle Mill, * Wesley Mitchell advertises that he of the questions asked in all the above —-—< « ------------- ■pringe—Plenty of good rail timber—Good range fur time. In its present dilapidated con National (¡old Medal was award stock. has a lot of good lumber for sale, on I branches, except Geometry, Composi CORRESPONDENCE dition, it would inspire the artist’s pen ed to Bradley A Rulofson for the best Pho Butte creek, at J. P. Parker’s steam tion, English Literature, General His PRICE. $8 00 PER ACRE. L ake V iew C ottage , I cil, or poet’s fancy, with a vividness far tographs in the United States, and the Vien saw mill; and a splendid assortment of tory, Natural Philosophy and Constitu na Medal for the best in the world. tdl^This is A No. 1 Farm with L ake Co., O be . f boyondthe comprehension of the * ‘utili 429 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. furniture in Ashland. See his notice. tion of the Uuited States. good sheep range, and very cheap. July 27, 1878. tarian churl, who knows no music ,but JUST RECEIVED. P iiotocromes .—Mr. S. A. Scott, who To the E ditor of the T idings :—In the dollars cilnk,” who stops to exam T he card of Watters A G»by was Wagner A Anderson have just receiv 62r*For particulars lDqulre of again left out last week. We have no took a large number of orders for en your issue of the 26th inst., I notice ine the stately woolen mills, that now ed a large lot of farming machinery, W atters & G aby , apology to make, only we are sorry. larged pictures from our citizens last mention of a communication from J. H. overshadows it. which will be exchanged for wheat Real Estate Arent» Their land business still survives, fall, has just returned in company with lloork, Indian Agent of the Klamath or cash. [no4tfj Ashland Oregon. 34 tn Daley & Co. have this summer, Mr. II. M. Barnes, for the purpose of reservation, in which that gentleman completed their extensive furniture however. Subscribers who have not taken delivering them to subscribers. We denies that he has ever declined to factory, which contains all the machin their books, are requested to come for Our friend J. D. Fountain, of the have had the privilege of examining a receive or deliver, on Sunday, the ery necessary for their business. They ward and do so. Those who have not Post Office Store, is getting thin— number of those pictures, and do not » mails between Fort Klamath and Link manufacture doors, saBh, blinds, furni paid for their books, are hereby re caused by a big rush of business in dog hesitate to say that they oxcel anything I ville. In answer thereto, allow me to ture, and everything else in their line, minded that the money is very much days. Just go in and buy something needed by the undersigned. of the kind that we have seen. These say that some five weeks ago Mr. Roork to order. * J. M. S. and see him sweat. pictures are finished by hand ns can be peremptorily informed my son (who was B. F. Reeser, tin and copper smith, A RARE CHANCE. D ied . — At his residence, in Eist seen by the use of a magnifying glass( then conveying the mail form Linkville water fitter, etc., turns out a large Mrs. Martha Scbumpf desires to call Portland, July 22, 1878, Nat H Lane. and to this,they owe their boldness and to Fort Klamath), that after that day, l' the attention of the public to the fact — * in his 55th year. He leaves a wife and beauty of finish, as well as their re he would no longer receive or deliver amount of work, in his line, to order. that she is desirous of selling out her This Institution has been reorganized and five children, all grown up —the two markable life-likeness. Mr. Barnes the mail on Sunday. He said that “he He keeps also in connection with his entire stock of millinery goods, togeth incorporated, and trill open daughters married. has been traveling for the sale of these was not a very good man, but wanted tin shop, a large assortment of hard er with her good will of the entire bus ware, dry goods and groceries. iness. Those desiring to invest in a We omitted to call attention to the pictures for four years, and now has a to be as good as he could.” The mail The Pioneer Store of Ashland, con good business will do well to investi dissolution of L. S. P. Mtrsb and J. largo establishment in Yreka, consists reaches Fort Klamath on Saturday, and [ n4-tf ducted now, by Mrs. M.W. Hargadine, gate. P. Parker. Mr. Parker retains the saw ing of chromos, picture frames, mould ' returns to Linkville on Sunday; durmg TAKE* NOTICE. With a Corps of Six Teachers, was established by her husband, the mill business, and has a large amount ings, etc. We learn from him that the past five weeks no mail has been -------- cOe-------- Al) persons knowing themselves in late R. B. Hargadine, 22 years ago. I tendered by, or received from the these pictures are known as photocromes of lumber on hand. Three Regular Courses of Study debted to the Ashland Woolen Mills, and are made only by Hildreth, Young i Agency on Sunday, and this by the A large brick building has been put are hereby notified to call and settle, Judge P. P. Prim and E. D. Foudray A Co., who have enlarging rooms at I express directions of Mr. Roork. up in the rear of the old wooden store, either with cash or note in thirty days are provided: Esq., accompanied by their ladies, were North Troy, Vt., Philadelphia, Pa. and Iam not an expert in the peculiar preliminary to constructing an elegant from this date. in town this week, on their return from Clinton, Iowa. W. H. A tkinson , Agent. style of Christianity, voiced by Mr. brick front. This establishment still • ► A shland , April 5th, 1878. 43tf the Soda SpriDgs,where they have been Incidents of the Eclipse. Roork, but I have been trained under continues to do a large business in dry c enjoying a season of “rustication.” goods, groceries and general merchan -------- cOo--------- LAKE COUNTY LAND FOR SALE 1 The eclipse, with all its strange fore a code of morals which lead me, most dise. 800 acres of the finest agricultural W e Lave heard of no one who is not boding sensations, has come and gone. | I charitably, to wish that Mr. Roork’s land in Lake county for sale, 640 acres communication had been written on The nucleus of the Post Office highly delighted with their new pict During the progress ofthe eclipse,much of which adjoin the town site of Lake 4 ures, and the verdict is unanimously in interest was taken here in the discovery, I Sunday, when his religious scruples Store, was established, some six View, every foot of which is tillable. years ago, by A. D. Helman, The bus- Terms easy. For particulars apply to favor of the Photocrome.over alt others that the crescent sun, shining through are ia their full bloom and beauty. For particulars, addresd, D. J. F erree . iness of this establishment was con- C. B. Watson, Lake View, Oregon. * the leaves of the trees, was reproduced that have put in au appearance here. ducted for a long time, by Helman & a thousand times in the shade of each Tule Lake Items. FOR SALE. R apid G rowth .—There has been tree. This suggested the use of a piece A shland : : : : : O regon , Fountain. It subsequently passed in Forty acres of land, including a new left in this office a plum graft,from the of tin with a small hole punched W. T. LEEKE, P res . Our esteemed correspondent from to the hands of J. D. Fountain, and is and commodious dwelling house, a nursery of Henry Thornton of Jose through it,which showed on the ground Tule Lake sends us the following items, owned by him at the present time. small barn, with other improvements. L. F. W illits , Seo’y. phine county,of this summer’s growth, or a screen, the exact shape of the under date of July 21st: His stock consists of dry goods, grocer A good well of water at the door, and a [N7-6WI spring a hundred and twenty-five which measures sixfeet three inches in eclipse, and is much superior to a ies, general merchandise, books and The weather, for the last month, has yards distant, with ample elevation to length. ----------- --------------- ASHLAND smoked glass for an examination. By been dry and hot, and our hay and stationery, etc. flow into house. Said tract of land ad The Ashland Variety Store, estab joins the town of Lake View on the There will be an adjourned meeting this means the exact time of commence grain has ripened rapidly, bringing on of the State Board fo Examination dur-, ment and end of an eclipse can be told, I our harvest earlier than expected. Our lished w:thin the last year, by J. S. north. Address or inquire of T. J, Brattain, Lake View, Oregon. No5tf ing the session fo the State Teachers’ as well as the amount obscured. This hay harvest is in full blast, yielding a Herrin & Co., koeps a general variety THEY ALL TAKE IT. Institute, August 21st for the aocommo-' image might be photographed at the lighter crop than it has for some years, of merchandise, consisting of millin When the system is run down to that •T. S- BEBRÜT & CO.» ery goods, dry goods, groceries, crock dation of applicants for diplomas and different stages, without the use of the especially our rye grass. ordinary appliances for sun photo extent that you pass sleepless nights, certificates. Our neighbor, Mrs. Louisa Body,who ery, tobacco, nuts, etc. graphing. are nervous and irritable, have gloomy Have Dow on hand a fine assortment of Little Bertie Kentnor was out with is now sojourning at the Bartlett The new Restaurant and Bakery be forebodings, sour stomach, sick head E rratum —In a portion of our issue his smoked glass intently looking for to-day, a mistake oocurs in the heading the eclipse. After some time spent in springs, for her health, writes that she ing completed near the bridge .promises ache and coated tongue, do not enroll yourself as high private, in the rear of our “Historical Scraps. ” In naming ; observation, he went into his father’s has great confidence in the curative to be an important addition to our rank,under General Debility, but oheer Ben. Wright's expedition into the Mo shop, in a state of huge disgust and qualities of that water. Her health is town. The building was first com up and try White’s Prairie Flower, Consisting of the latest styles of ladies hats and S hadf .8, and a full stock of F lowbbb , O bnamxbj * doc country, it should read 1852, in exclaimed: “I can’t see anything but now better than it has been for several menced by Mr. Wm. Sayers, who dis the Great Liver Panacea, now for sale and T bimminob ; Also, the moon through this glass.’’ Another years. posed of it to Rev. J. H. Mayfield, who in every city and town on the Conti stead of 1853. little fellow expressed it as his opinion DRY GOODS, has opened out a first class establish nent. No medicine ever compounded is Our Tule lake merchant, some three that the sun was going to lose its eye half the equal for the cure of DYSPEP Mr. H. C. Hill. D. D. G. M. of the sight. A big boy of some thirty sum months since, took in an Eastern boy ment. When the building is fully SIA and LIVER COMPLAINT. It Consisting of G. L. of A. F. & A. M., started for mers, was heard explaining that the completed, it will be an ornament to has a specific power over the liver, and CA88IMERE8, Lake View on last Monday, for the eclipse was caused by the earth getting some 18 or 19 years of age. It seems TWEEDS, our town. by curing the liver, Dyspepsia and all the boy was understood to belong to purpose of instituting a new lodge at between us and the sun. This was LAWKS, other diseases arising from it,vanish as ALPACAS, The business of whioh J. M. Mo- that place, and installing and instruct , contradicted by a young man, who had that class of urchins, known as “hood if by magic. Sample bottles are sold PRINTS, evidently read something on the subject. lums," and that he had been sent out Call & Co. are the direct successors, at the small price of 25 cents that will ing the officers. He declared that it was caused by the was established in 1868, by Simon and I convince you of its merits. Large Bize brown and black DOMESTIC, check and striped W e publish to-day, a letter from earth getting between the sun and moon, here by his friends, with a view of SHIRTING, Also, Isadore Caro, under the name of Caro bottles 75 cents; for sale by Capt D. J. Ferree, in reference to the and intercepting the moon’s rays. After effecting his reformation. This country C hitwood and A tkinson . Bros. The firm of Caro A Baum suc and Glassware^ Crockery Agency mail. We do so in justice to a sharp controversy for sometime, the did not suit his restless disposition,and ceeded next, Isadore Caro withdrawing, “ Cigars. he determined to leave. Taking advan Groceries , Tobacco in consequence of his learning, Capt. Ferree, as it was on his statement latter, BORÌ succeeded, if not convincing his oppo and Morris Baum taking his place. In " Kufc. Candies ! that we originally made the statement, nent, at least, in silencing him. A tage of the absence of the proprietor, —At Oakland, California, to the wife of Ma he relieved the drawers of $10 cash, 1873, J. M. McCall succeeded Simon Gl.ENX. uow denied by Mr. Roork. jor James T. Glenn,a daughter. breeder of fine chickens, who claims a Also, a large assortment of small art kiss usually, of J. and a watoh of little value. He then Caro, and the present firm found in dry goods’ bouses. All of which will ba Miss Mary MoCabe, our efficient superior intelligence for his peculiar packed his clothes, saddled a pony and M. McCall A Co., formed. Since sold stock, was observed closing his chicken Notice- general agent for the T idings , called house during the eclipse, to prevent strack out for Big valley. Mr. Whitney which time, they have greatly increas riliiF. partnership heretofore existing between L. 8. P. Mareh and J. P. Parker, is this day dissolved CHEAP FOR CASH. on us last week. She has been teach them from going to roost. When he soon returned, and finding what had ed their business, and built the largest by A mutual consent, J. P. Parker assuming the lDdebt ing in Sam’s valley, and her term has saw them anxiously looking up into the happened, engaged two other men and brick store in the county, and are now edness, and collecting accounts due the ûrm, L. 8. P. SS'TProduce taken at cash price. Marsh withdrawing. Call on us and xamim goods, and ascertain prices recently expired. She has returned apple trees, he threw out a peck of L. S. P. M arbh . doing the largest merchandising busi started in pursuit. The boy having before purchasing elsewhere. First door north of J wheat which kept their minds engaged again, and will commence another term J. P. P abkkb . M. McColl & Co.'s [nodStf] B ig B utte , July 18, 1878. [7-wl. but a short start, they could seo him in ness in Southern Oregon. until the eclipse passed off. shortly, t From observations taken at sunrise: 53, clear; July 26, 7RIDAY M AUGUST 2, 1878. « • 53, 27, < 1 56, “ t 28, • c << 52, 29, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE << •< 54, 30, << < < 54, 31, << 50, Aug. 1, The Boulon troop plays in Ashland The figures after the date indicate the to night. temperature. H. C. H ill . W. A. McPherson returned from A ustin B ish , the pioneer vegetable Linkville this week. man, makes his regular oalls on the “K enneth ” and “J onny S moker ,” Ashland people, loaded to the guards, came too late for this issue. with the good things of his garden. Green corn, watermelons, snap beans, F ound .—A purse containing money. and all other vegetables of the season, The owner can learn of it, at this of are what he sells. fice. We are in receipt of reliable infor O ur old and genial friend, W. Kreu- zer, of Jacksonville, called on ns this mation, that one day last week, the particular day we will not speak, our week. friend Daley, arose very early, and set N ew G oods .—Chitwood Y Atkinson out without delay, a-fishing. This have just reoived a new lot of drugs much, no one will dispute, we’re sure. and imperishable paints. But what is strange about it, he return Parties who have recently passed ed with trout, just sixty-four. I T 0 Furniture -»«■- Lumber FOR SALE! ACADEMY 1 / ------------------------------------------------------------------------ September 9th, 1878, ---------------------------- Preparatory, Q^cademtc S A&o/nmctcta/'. lastsumeatal Music SPECIFY. Ashland Academy, VARIETY STORE. I I Millinery Goods, r