Ashland tidings., November 01, 1878, Image 4

THE
ASHLAND
TIDINGS
STINGY MEN.
The bird of wisdom flies low aud
UNOIN L1VEHY
seeks its food under hedges ; the eagle
FRIDAY
BODKP.T G. INGERSOL.
NOVEMBER 1, IMS
himself would be starved if he always
ale and
xchange
soared aloft against the san.
espi-e a stingy tnan. I don’t see In»
SH9RT8ITS.
Earth, air, and ocean are pulsing, *t is possible for a mm to «lie worth fifty
living forms, waiting to impait their millions ot dollars, or teu millions of dollars
The fore runners of a plague—A
wisdom aud to add their beauty to the in a city full of want, when he meets almost Corner of 4th and California Sts.,
mosquito’« lege.
immortal,endless life promised to man. every div, the withered hind of b.-ggury
J acksonville , O uegon .
The lut language spoken on earth
and the whit - lips of famine. Ilow a mm
Why not the si me kind of a dollar
will probably be the Finnish.
can witlstand all that, and bold in ibe rk'HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PUR-
bl a
for labor as for the bondholder. The clutch of bis bail! twenty o: thirty mil ion » ■ cU.wd ibe ub ve ik.ined
fioni Kulili A Wil«i>n, beK le ve to Infoiin
Some men cannot stand prosperity. reason is plain. It's neoeesary to tux
; ublic ln.»t they i.re de'ern.ined to in->i'
of dollars, is pist my comprehension. I do tne
coutiutnu.ee of the ¡>-itr»>u ue ihnt h;.s Jur lo -1*)
Others never get a chance to try.
the former to pay the interest of the not see bow he c »n do it. I should not a year*
,«»t been Conferred on these justly
A great many men never think of latter.
think be could d lit any more th m h ■ co ild I
POPULAR STABLES!
having their ¡lives insured until they
Be thankful that yonr lot has fallen keep a pile <>f lumb r when hundreds and i i
get married.
We Lave constantly on bind the very beet
cn times when, though there may be ’•bon.'ands were drowning in the sea. Do I I
Nothing makes a bald-headed man so many evil tongues aud exasperated you know I hive kn >wn met who woibl SADDLE HORSES,
mad as a fly that doesn't know when its spirit«, there are uone who have firj trust their w . vjs wi lt their be n ts and their
BUGGIES AND
honor, but not wi lt th-ir pocket b ><>ks—not
had enough.
and fagot at command.
with adollir? When I roe a man >4 that
A lady said of her nose.- I had noth­
False happiness renders men stern kind, I think be knows which is mo-t v ilna
Acd cm furniib our customers Niib a tir-top turn­
ing to do in shaping it. It wu a i and p;oud, and that Lappin 8« is
ble. Tutnk of making your wife a beggar!
out ut uLy lime.
birthday present."
never communicated. True happiness Chink of her asking you every day for a
Horses Boarded
A force of habit made a Scranton renders them kind and sensible, aud dollar or t»',o, or to Ltunbly beg f< r fif y
that
happiness
is
always
shared.
cents. ••What did you do with that dollar I On rwtsonab-e terin?, and the b-*«t of cire ad atteo-
barber ask, while «having a corpse
Think of a wife that is afraid lion beeluwed uj ou them while uuder tbeir charge.
“Does the razor hurt?”
The art of putting things was well gave you
Albo,
Dr. Holmes says that crying widows illustrated by Dr. Ganse, of St. Louis, of you! What kind of children do you ex
peel to have with a cow »rd and a beggar for
marry first. There ie nothing like wet, when he said to the workingmen, in
Horses Bought and Sold.
speaking of the value of the Sabbath their mother ? 0,1 tell y »u if you have but
weather for transplanting.
ado'lar in this world, and you have got to
We will guirantee satisfaction io ail our tran»-
Banyan sang—“He that is down need as a rest day: “Don't girdle the tree spend it, spend it like a king, spend it like aciioue.
U awwul & M c M ahon .
fear no fall.” Ob,ye«.- but if he’s down that «hades yon."
it w.is a dry leif, and you tli# owner of un­
The river Jordon is not the only bound forests. Tint’s the way to «peud it. fSSHE UNDERSIGNED,THANKING OUR TA-
with the rheumatism, it’d just the fall
■ t roue for toe liberal patronage be.r.owed u^ou
pleasant water that empties itsvlf into i had rather be a beggar and spend tny last u* <1 uriug our coi.nectton with ti.e Uriou Livery
that.’makes him shiver.
biablee, «!oulil tte.peak a c <> u I iiiua I. c » of «tie e.iue
abuwell & M c M auon .
When an artist climbs over a fence to a Dead Sea' Some of cur ’‘sweetest •I II ir like a king, than to be a king and U our ruciesrurs. N«. C 17;
if.
currents’' of our lives are fated to end s|M*nd my money like a beggir. If it’s g't
get a nearer view cf a handsome bulldog,
I
I
W. C. DALEY,
he must take the chance of his sketch there. Let uh look to it thut we are tog?, let it go. G t the b st you cm for
jo if f tniiy; and look as well as you c m
’
not
borne
thither
on
tlieir
limpid
J.
R.
TOZER,
H. S. I.MERY.
ing the dog or the dog's ketching him.
yourself. When you used ta g> CO.lt
i
ting.
; bosom.
A farmer speaking of the thinness of
tiow uicc you lo »ked. Ah. your eye Was
What heart has Dot acknowledged
his hay crop, said - “The grasshoppers
bright, your step was light, a • d y< u jn-l
have all got lame from trying to jump the influence of this Lonr.the sweet aud p it on t!.e very best y <n could, Do you
soothing hour of twilight, th« hour of know that it is insufferable egolistn in yon
Proprietors of the C hampion
from one blade of grass to another.”
love, the hour uf adoration, the hour to suppose that a wo nan is going to li ve
Sqaire—“You’d better not go to the
of rest, when w'e think of those we love yo i always, looking t a oad a, yi on can ? WOOD WORKERS’ FACTORY,
(pir Pat, Micky Flynn down there
only to regret that we h ive not loved Think of it ! Any warnm on cirth will be
A shland , O regon ,
swears he’ll kill ye." Pat -“And had
them mere dearly, when we remem­ true tu^you forever if you do your befit
I
he begun fightin* of me before yo left
ber our euemiee oi ly to forgive them?
A PET 3IULE
•or?."
Manufacturers of all kinds of
The lato Thomas Gto.lc of Boston
CONSOLIDATED SENSE«
He was showing the new bay mule
thought bis wife’s ripirit was pursuing
that be wat working in the team with
him and jamped oat of a second story
Did yon ever aoe a white he ?
with the oi l gray.
window just as if it had been she in the
Wranglers never want words.
“You warrant him so.urd and per-
flash.
Did yon evor see a browu study?
eetly kind and gentle ? the man said.
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
“Oh,I know she loves him !cried the
Perfectly, said farmer John.
My
The backbone of Summer iau sprout­
grief-stricken youth. “Bat how do you
D30B & WhD3W
wife and children drive him, and be is
ing.
know she prefers your rival ?” • Ah,”
A popular sovereign— one pound a perfect pet. Comes into the Louse
FRAMES,
Was the sad reply, “I saw her look bias
like a dog.
sterling.
at him.
OF ALL DIMENSIONS.
Easy to shoe ? asded the man.
Acorn
in
the
woods
ia
wot
th
ten
on
“Do not marry a widower,’’ said the
Well, I guess so: fact is, I never had
oil lady. “A ready made family is the feet.
him shod; dout believe in it: Lo works
^aFTicTUKE FKAMFS ieaily mace
Merrimac has five clergymen, not better without it, said John.
like a plate of cold potatoes." “Ou,111
order.
soon warm them over,” replied the I one married. Singular.
Haw does Lo act when you put the
damsel, and she did.
A Texas editor asks for vegetables crupper on ? asked the man.
Farmer Biowa hesitited. Well, pret
Bathing suits—espocially at thi3 in lieu of spring poetry.
season.
The largest room in the world is said ty well, I guess, he eaid: fact is,I never
DONE WITH DISPATCH.
put it on.
to
bo the room for improvement.
The best style of ties for business
Well, I kind of dont know, said far
men—Advertise’.
Yon cannot always tell by the way’ a
mer
John, fact is, he had the harness
Can you call a clerk in an oil store a person drttsea wLcther his pow is paid
on when I got him, it fit him so well,
for.
aerveile follow.
I
and he seemed to be so kind o content Xü-Undertakiiiiisa Specialty,
Moderation is the silken string run­
It is some consolation to wear a skate
ed in it like, that I never took it iff of
ning
through the pearl chain of all
scar! pin this hot weather.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
him.
virtues.
The compositor who made it read,
How long have you had him ? taid
Nothing can constitute' good breed ths mun.
“In the midst of life we are in debt,’’
ing that has not good nature for its
wasn't so much out of the way.
Farmer John chewed a wheat straw-
DALEY & CO.
very meditatively. Well, he said, not
A great big ripe tomato,if well aimed, foundation.
J Vol. HI N... I tf.J
Envy no one who knows more tLan to exceed more than two years uiebbo
will do more to make an orator forget
his subject than all the cheers a mad yourself, and pity all of those who
Aud the man backed a little further
know
less.
away,
anil said be would sort of look
crowd can utter.
In seeking wisdourtbou art wise ; in around before ho bought. And farmer
When Barnum receives word from
one of his agents that a sea lion ban imagining thou hast attained it tbon John never saw him again, not even
uiito this day.
been captured, ho simply telegraphs art a fool.
back, “Thanks, gentlemen, thanks.
A conanmptivo wants to know if the
Au f ditor whom the business cares of
Pullmauary
cars are really good for the day Lad not only ruffled Ins t- tu
‘‘Why are the men of genius so often
bachelors ?’’ asks Miss Kate Sanborn. lung journeys.
per but the dearth of news had somo
Is it possible that it is because they
Never let your zeal outrun your what dazed his mental faculties, was
•re men of genius?
character. The former is but human, trying to euj iy the quiets of home and
• 6 When I courted her,” said Spread
the latter is divine.
collect his scattered thoughts, when a
water, “ I took a lawyer's advice, and
People are never made so rediculons ring at the door bell put to flight his
signed every letter to my love, ‘Yours, by the qualities they possess as by reveries. Assuming one of Ins bland
with prejudice.’ ”
smiles peculiar to the profession and
those they effect to have.
drawing largely on his assorted Block < f
“Mister, please, gimme a stick of
A
Q
uickened
C
onscience
.
—
An
el
dignity be approached the door agitat FALLING SICKNESS.
licorice—your clerk goes with my sis-
derly man of benign appearance has of ed l>y the j >yous thought that probably
ter.
Pei manenti)- Cured no litimling-by
late been distributing religions tracts some delinquent hid been suffering one monih*« usage of Dr. Goulard’« Cel­
The Bowing circle meets to gossip-
ebrated Infill.ible Fit PoivdeiK. lo Cun-
in the street cars, and yesterday at from a stricken concience and had thus viuie
Illi' (t r.-ill » 111-rr
AU. re »« ill I-. illw-li IIU
sew to speak.
least one caee of quickened conscience sought to beard the lion in bis den fir i I ihiii . i » i - will neii'l 'le u b, in II, poni paid,
i fie«-trial box. A m br G til ird !<• I ««>■■!) puy
How much was the butter, did you i was brought to public notice.
tur tv-rm de tin-dire..re t r, ei i »1 ruiri)
and liquidate. On opening the door I Bcl-uiiiut
an I is o i-nr kimwle'l'.e tiioumi.its li-ve bren per­
■ay?” he asked of his landlady, “Seven-
A young man entered the car, paid with his thought, ho was piralyzjda manently enred b. in- u-e of In-t«- Poxv-
teen cents, sir.” “ Where on earth I bis nickel, and was handed a tract i
tier». Wo wi 1 guarantee a ps-rniniint
moment by the following.- I atn pro C re in «•’e< v m-r, u. refund you nil money
have the other two gone? I can only headed, Are you a sinner. He turned
expendetl. All rullerei« li m .igne tie-e Fmicer»
feasor Allen, astrologer, necromancer, nil
e.,1) liuti, uud be conviticeli if Hair curnlive
smell fifteen."
pale at once, read a few lines, and sud­ deliverer, fortune teller, and can tell— pouerx.
Price,
for lari;» box, i t.tn, or 4 buxe» f r f I .00,-enl
“The First Shall be List." Little denly called out:
with permission to go somewhere that by unni'o any par uf 1-nj <d S'ate-or 0 u ilioi) re­
Boy—“Mamma, what relation is aun­
Yes, I am. I put a bad nickel in the sounds very much like tell, the out­ ceipt uf price,ur by expre-r, U. O. D. Ad.Ueee,
ASH & RUBBINS,
tie's new baby to me ?” Mamina— fare box, but now I intend to begin a raged editor banged the door in the
3óv 1
360 F ultos S treet , B kuokly . m , N. Y.
“Your first oousin, dear." Little Boy new life by being honest.
s turtltd Professor's face and proceeded
—“Well, ma, who is my last cousin ?’
Here, driver, change this half a dol­ to dis&oet with fiendish delight a youth -
(Ma collapses )
SACRAMENTO
lar and I will pay my fare over again. fill contributor’s poem on Winter.
The change was given him and he
—---- —► -♦ * ♦—<4-----------
It doesnt necessarily follow that a
THE WHITE INDIAN.
hen-pecked husband is a rooster. More paid, but after riding a block or so he
left the ear to aee a man on ibe walk.
likely to be a goose.
a ; ti'iliahed in ► mt-w»ekly psirta of eig'it p'g-a in
We learn from Mr. Thomie Silvy
The
passengers thought it a wonderful
e-cu puri,or a x .eeu pages eich week. It presents
I
Ann Dante, the composer of so many
that Neal Yurtel. James Clark,anil John
case,
and
were
deeply
interested,
when
popular but rather solemn pieces of
Young reconnoitered Buffalo Horn’s
masio, ia not a descendant of a poet cd the driver suddenly called out.
HaDg me, if this half dollar aint bo- camp, on Camas Prairie, last week ami
that name.
foil ml the body of Jim Dempeey, the OF MATTER EACH WEEK.
gus.
Here are two propositions which do
notorious white man who hts been bo It Is puYisked on WEDNESDAY aid SATURDAY
And so it was.
cot reqaire argument. A sailor is
long with the Bannock Indiana, and
<32)LF LSJalj&Ltl \JK7 c 3 i dbltXa
not a sailor when hes ashore; and a
Why a Boaton (Hr! Fainted
well known in this place, says the
It 1» in .11 rs-pect», Screstoa to any Weekly pub­
soldier is not a eolJier whon hes mus­
Boise City Statesman. This ia the camp lished
ou tie I’udfic Co - bi .
A
Baston
man
and
his
aesthetic
tard.
the Indiana had left 80 hastily when
—«>—o —
daughter were spending the Sammer Col. Bernard first struck their trail
The other day an old lady rushed
r ore year, per malt........................................... *i co
in the country.
Last evening they on the 1st of Juno last. The Indians F
Fur six n.oliU'B...................................................... . 2 *0
frantically out into the garden to find
were sitting on tha front piazza when bal reported Dempsey killed and gave For three uiuuih?.................................................... 1 50
her daughter, on being told that she
LIBERAL TE1MH TO CLUBS.
the father requested the daughter to the manner of the killing, which they
F ive cxipiss for 1 year, md I c >py exir«........ D7 50
had gone there with a rake.
00
read him ths paper.
say was done by nn Indian by the name T f . s co .• ie» for 1 ye ,r, <ud I c<>p> e>lra......... .3!!
.62 M
The prayer of the Norman might
What «hall I read about? queried the of BanDoek John. Dempseys body T wxhty - fiv *. 'opiee fur 1 year,an i 1 copy ex
suit the spirit of our owu time. It girl, as she opened the paper.
was tonnd about 30 yards from his
was “kind heaven, I do not ask for
Read the European news, responded wickiup Hta moeeaMoa were on hia
wealth; only to be plaoed within «rms the father.
feet and were fully identified by Ci<»rk
sn
1 Young who Imdolt n »een him wear I rpilE UNDER-TONE » WILL BE FOUND
length of some man who has it.
The Boston girl began: It is rumor them.
He bod been shot through the
Circusses are a little backward this ed that Beaconsfield will not accept the body, and the top of bis skull cut ■ ff i j L at hi» shop on M »in B*reet, two doo s
fionitbe livery stablef, where he is prepared
season. Only five of them are the big­ decoration of the— und then 6he blush­ with a hatchet. The account that the to do all kinds dt work in bis line i ibe
Indiant« gave of the killing was that lowfcMt price.
I
gest show on earth. Each of the oth­ ed a deep red t»nd stopped.
they
first
shot
him
through
the
body.
WAGONS,
UUG(»ES
AND ALL KINDS
er six are simply the moet complete ag­
Proceed, eaid the father, after a
He fell down, but got up and went u
gregation on the rood.
pause.
Of Vehicles Made to Order.
little ways and sat down. M»oy of the
I cannot, returned the girl blushing Indians bad a Rnperatitiona belief that Repairing of all kinds Jone with di-<patcb.
It would be well if we had lees med­
Dempsey could not be killed,and when call aud ree i.ie.
icine aud more cureB, kss cant and still depeer.
noltf.
he
got np and walked along and sut
JOHN RALPH.
Why not? inquired the father, in
and more pity, less law and more jus­
down they were loth to muke anoth >r
tice.
some surprise.
shot but this BaDnock John, who was
Because I do not like to, replied the considered a bad and dangerous In­
It is a row of empty houses that gets
dian by his own tribe, and has sine«,
all its windows broken, and empty girl, painfully.
Nonsense,exclaimed the father,stern­ been killed by them to get rid of him,
heads and empty hands are sure to
t< ok a hatchet and went to Dempsey
ly: read the item I tell you.
come to grief.
-IS THE-
and kno-'ked him on the head and tl eu
The
Boston
girl
caught
np
the
paper
ent
>Ue
top
of
his
skull
clean
from
hi»
The plain aud wholesome things of
head. The story is fully confirmed by
life are its greatest blessings. We are i in desperation, started at in a stony the api surance of his remains when
manner,attempted to «peak and fainted
OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA.
taught to pray, .not for luxuries or dead awav.
found by Clark aud others. Dempsev
dainties, but for daily bread.
When site bal been restored aud the took a leading hand in stirring up tb<*
Same size as the Sacramento Rxcor.D Uw
ex»
-
i<<-nieut
had
stib-idvii,
the
father
Indians
to
wur,
aud
lurtitsbrd
them
I on , 24 by 36, und T-#*ptice reduced to
The Plan who i tc -pf*»» from iloly bv
; J •;» t'n- f
Ollt l>. (,11,(1 tile llou-r, gnus uiul aruinauitinu, and it would
FOUR DOLLARS PER ANNUM
“puttlLg uu the Cluck, »huuid i<
lutuiK. tv it.- di u'ti'il Imai and rani. have Le^u w-11 fur both ludiaus aud
11% ADVANCE.
ber that he will have to go by the Il is rumored that Beaconsfield will white people if be had been killed lcng
ROBERT NIXON,
esme time-piecs on bis return.
not accept the doooration of the garter. i before
Editor and Publisher.
S
E
STABLES,
DALEY & CO,
♦
I
FURNITURE,
Jno, B. R. Hutchings.
Fits Epilepsy,
“WEEKLY UNION”
“712 Geluaa®-®’
Wagon Shop.
THE
YREKA JOURNAL
LEADING PAPER
• ■ 1/ V
THATCHER & WORDEN
ASHLAND GLOVE FACTORY
DEALERS IM
Tne sutrcr'.ber give» notice that he is now preps
ed to til orders or gloves of the
BEST BUCKSKIN. IN GREAI
R1E1Y,
Also 1 re leather etc , etc. Call at my esUbl shtuer
oh Or..ui’e Street »Ld ¡-ee for yourself.
LINEVILLE, LAKE COUNTY, OREGON.
«Ino 1*. It. II ut « liings.
(DOll'.f)
Ate now receiving fiom Sun Francisco an expensive stock of goods of great vainly
exactly suited to the trade of the
ASHLAND
LAKE COUNTRY
VARIETY STORE.
.T. §. HERRIN Sg GO.»
Have now on haul a Cue assortment of
Millinery Goods,
Which’b«*v are prepared to sell at prices (h it cannot fail to satisfy customers.
sure to call and see it* and see for yourselves.
Be
Beef Cattle, Hides and Wool taken in ex­
change for goods
Con*i*ting of the latest styles <f l<ti*s hat -sand
S hahs «, nisi >» full stock of F loweus , O unamlnti
aud T uimmisgh ; Al-o,
Do not forget the Old Pioneer Store of the Lake Country.
DRY GOODS,
Cotei-ling of
THATCHERS WORDEN.
CASSI MER ES.
TWEEDS,
LAWNS,
ALPACAS.
PEINTS,
v2i!9tf.
STORE.
brown and black DOMESTIC, check aud »triped
SHIRTING; Aleo,
Crockery
Glassware,
and
Groceries, Tobacco
Ci jars,
“
Nuts*
Candies
QregQße
AsM.ancl
A'.o, al rj-e OF’ortmen* of «m’l art irles usually
found in dry goods' Louses, All of which V» ’.Il Le
sold
(<•)
CHEAP FOR CASH.
An Elegant stock of Clothing
A Large and Fresh stock of
Dry Goods at the
it the
PIONEER STORE.
PIONEER STORE.
Produce taken at c»»li price.
<J ■ il on i.H ■ n 1 xenib e good-, «nd n.c*rt t’n prices
b-f re.urch slugelrewaere. Eirrt door no th of .1.
M. M c C n II A- Co.’»
111 .-iStfl
Mill and Store.
A Fine Assortment of Fancy I A splendid stock of Bcots anc
Goods and Notions at the
Shoes at the
PIONEER STORE.
PIONEER STORE.
I
An immense stock of the best:
brands of Tobacco and Cigars at:
the
1’1 ON EER STORE.
FLOURING MILLS,
C* ituMed <»n Murphy cwk, lowei-hinn cuunt'\ O»e-
g >L', an 1 are 1 ow j repared lo make us g Aid an
Article of Flour
A b can b» bad
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CUTLERY PAINTS AND OILS
at any Mui in Southern Oregon.
GIVE US A TRIAL
“Cheaper than the Cheapest” is Dur metto.
Atd convince yourtelves that we c»n eati-fy j-iu
— ALL—
i » repie.eii'td, or tik-n b rk, rnl freight paid
.¿X “both wo’»” >11,Ji-d to t>e ut .t: v iu-.
Give Us a Trial,
Wagon Factory
SIKES WORDEN,
H. M. THATCHER.
Bring on your Produce and Exchange for Goods.
TERMS :
v2 Hl.-lf
O 7 pmi'l« of flrur, A ¡HHiri'i« of brnn sn-1 two pornd«
“ of tbortr per baoti.-]« f No. 1 *■! e t, r »> k-d, br
ed Mill warmi trd Vuelon.ere tu fu liUh tt.eir own
«»eke.*
• 6
TV
AN-tl LET
V J. J AXI> I.EI
J
JL.
Eagle Mills,
We liave in cannec Ion wich the.Mi 1«, a
FULL STOCK
—or-
Si u.ted 1} mile< Der b > f A-blar.d, aid 15 mile»
south ot Jacksonville, are prej^rcl to do
GENERAL MERCHÄNBISE,
W
MRS. M. W. HARGADÍNE-
MERCHANT AND EXCHANGE
ich we will diepoveof at B fi > Rom pr'.ces
o- «illexch itip* f »r wbext and
i
C. S. Sergent & Co.r
BUSINESS
DEALERS in
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
and examine <»ur stock and prices an 1 sah -fy
( "I > '»me
y i.r elv»8 tuat we will s?ll
“Ulicaper than the Cheapest *’
WWT- will '•‘l av lOceD’« j er bn-hel over R.’pu»
V V
River Va ley prices, fur all whe »t lakt-n in »x-
ch .i.ge lor goods.
J. WIMER A- S ’NS.
V
W imkks ' Mti.i.s J osephine U ointt , O gn
[ v3nl‘l3tn.J
FLOUR, GRAHAM, CORN ME XL AND FEED
A TBED ROCK PRICES.
fcjT 36 pounds of fl'Ur, 2 pound. of short* and 8
pt.ui.ds ul bran K>VcU |er lusi.t l of good wheat.
fctff-Will eack floor- customers furt4»l.in<sack« -
S..I »r with olir MWlTT Vh ibeui, lUruirLed ul iiw
r tre.
t^“My Brother G. F. Billings
V iil Lave charge of the bnsiucts, be
ing a-eisted by competent millets.
General Merchandise,
Furuishing Goods,
Hardware, Crockery,
Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps
Aud in »bort, Everythir g required
FOR THE GENERAL TRADE
At Cbeip as the
NOT FAIL
to «en«l for our
IntMlogur. It
contain» price«
and dencript ion
of moat every
article In gen­
eral uae.nnd 1«
vn.nnbleto AWV PERSOX cnuU'inpl.ii.
log tlie nnrehaae of any article for Per-
•crin!. Family or Agrl<-iilttiral u«e We
tt.i^ - done a large trade tlirpam neaaou
to Site rej.iote part» of the Territorieo.
mtd have, vi Ith few exception«, exceed-
v»? th«» expectation« of the purchaser,
' »any claiming to hate made a «avlug
40 tn OO per cent. We mall the«o
rtl.oiilfs TO ANY AUDltt:«!».
JU.«. I KON APPLICATION. W e »ell
•»:«• goods to all mankind at u-hole«ale
’•»c»-a In «iiiantllle« to «nit. Ketereuce.
i>t National Ifank, Chicago.
MONTGOMERY WARD A 60.,
Original Orange Nupply House,
¿•47 ¿t 22V W’abash Ave., Chicago, Ill.
no 16 .iiu .
WARRANTED as REPRESENTED
[3 9 IfJ
S arah A. F arnham
All kinds of approved country
produce taken in exchange for
goods.
CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured
Al) »offerer« from'hie d;«e-»»e tli»i nr* nnv’rnn to
b* nirtM nhi'blt tr Or. Kiaaner’« Cel«*l>rnt**<l
Consumptive Powtlrra. The»- t’owcer are
tt.e oil y predir» i >u hi own 'ha1 a * 111 cure Con-
miniplion ltd all rtiN-uren oi >h*Thiont unti
I.ungA indeed, »<> »croi.g 1» our fatm m Iheiu, aid
hieo i<o>iivi<ice you th it they ar»- u • liumtiug, we at i
forw od n> every « offerer, by ni it, [roel paid, a free
[■^“Do not fail to give us a
trial before purchasing elsewhere,
as we are determined to give sat
¡»faction.
C. S. Sergent & Co.
PIIŒNIX, OREGON.
(v2nSff I
trial box.
HARNESS
ASHLAND
SHOP
fe»
We • ou’l *»n‘ jonrmmey un'il y?u are perfec’ly
rat ir tied of Heir curative power*. If your lif- in
worth raviiur, don t delay tn giving tbete Puwderi
a trini, a-1 ey will »urei» cure you.
_ Price, for 1 »rge b >x, $3 oo, tent to any p' rt of ibe
United .Stites or CaLud.», by mali, on receipt of piice
Address,
ASH & ROBBIES,
C. K. KLUM,
36y 1
3G0 F vltok S ibeet , B rooklyn , N. Y.
MANUFACTURER of , and dealer in
ASHLAND LIVERY
Saddlery & Harness,
SALE AND FEED STABLES !
MAIN STREET, ASHLAND
A shland , O regon .
0
FPS A GENERAL ASSORT-
of gouds in bis line of trade
K e ment
T,,E VND1 R-IGNFD HAVING
tn
Leake«! th«* above Mubles. from
ItiMpman A Neil b-g< leave to iidoim tbe
Laili es\ Tien»’ and Hoys’ Sad« public that he is d<*i«-riniti<'<l to merit a con-
dies, a Speciality.
tinuanee of the patronage that bus lor inant
years past been confened on these justly
Teiin, Buggy and Plow Harness,
irn.rN,
ROBES,
DUSTERS
— siatauü. —
R epea ing
POPULAR STABLES
R ifles
commonly called Henry Rifles) of
model of 1866, 1873, and 1876.
I
I
>°° GUI e. gjge lo.
d.y iu»de by
J
work*!r <>f elitw-r »ex
o
right lo iheirowu loe »lu le»
Folículo» nd sample, »oriti |5 free. Improv
yonr »p>ie time at thi- lio.iue«». Addreu F» tik « om
A Co , 1'ortUud M. ine.
[2-5Aly
7^ Í
r
I
n week In yonr own town. |s outfit
tree. Noiiek. ReaA.r, If you want a
I mi firn *? a at Bhich i^rroi ft of Hiherfttx
o il make gre,t psj t.lliba time they
w.itk for p-jn¡cutara »nie to H. H alutt a ro_.
For land, M on*.
(2 51)y
Ashland and Linkville
STAGE LINE.
M. COLWELL’S TRI-WEEKLY
Stages rim between the above named
points three times a week,,
making the trip
through in
one day car­
rying I. S. Mail and passengers.
LEAVES ASHLAND
I have constantly on hand the very best
MONDAY’S WEDNESDAY’S AND FRI­
DA’i S at 4 o'clock a . m : arrives at Link-
ville same days Returning,
And can furnish my customers with a tiptop TUESDAYS. TIIURSDAY8 AND satur -
DAYS nt riving nt A-hland sume dny c<>n
turn tint at any time.
necls with our daily gtage line between
Linkville and Fort Klninath. Also with
___
HORSES BOARDED
his tri weekly line from Linkville to
Lake View und uli in1ermedi«»e point«.
On reasonable terms, and given the best o’
Pistols, Cartridges, Etc.
attention.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD
WHEAT Taken at the Highest
Market Rates in Exchange
for Goods
Aebiand, Jow 17th, 1876.
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LEAVES LINKVILLE
— AtfiOJ—
W inchester
a
SADDLE HORSES BUGGIES AND
CARRIAGES.
HORSE BLANKETS.
IF» L24 8S9 «L5»»
UM
DOltf.
And satisfaction guaranteed in til my trans­
actions.
v2n34tf]
J;
J' F. PHILLIPS.
V3 4-»f.
M. COLWELL.
make m> Dey faster at work ft» *
than Mtanyibtig alas Gipiul not nqtrf1
Ü cm
ed;we will «Ihn you
(12 a day
home m »de by the indusutoBi. M*
women, boy» atxi girla w.nted titrj-
w bere to w ork for us. Now i» the dm«.
Coatly outfit «od torma ûw.
T« vk k Co., Auguste,Malm.