Ashland tidings., May 09, 1879, Image 3

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: HOUSE MEN;
Real Estate Transaction*.
N ew G oods .—A fine assortment of
SILVER WEDDING.
Mr. T. C. Hess, of Canby, Cal., made
S uicide at N ew E ra —Last Snoday
ladies’ bows, ties, laces, etc., eto., just
us a call on Monday. He had been afterDoon New Era was aroused by the
E
ditor
T
idings : —
The
following
have
been
recorded
in
MAY
9.
1879
received at MoCall A Baum’s, and for
FRIDAY
north and was on his way home. From report that a tüítí bal committed
We havb searched the T idings (with the County Clerk’s office since our last sale cheeper than ever. A frw yard«
him we learn that stock in Northern snicide by shooting himself. The name disappointment) for the dercriptiou by
LOCAL BREVITIES.
report:
of that cheap embroidery left yet. C all
California is in the most flourishing of the deceased was Samuel Reed; he some one who was r.n eye witness to
J
C. Brogan to Robb, Eckelson Sc and examine t^fo.e it is ail goio. *
C.
condition.
has been in Oregon about three years. tbe scene, of ar» event which transpired
interest in the Hamilton dig
Co., Lis
1
Read onr new advertisements.
The Salem Statesman sats: "Patfoje, Deceased laaves a wife and three chil­ in tbe romantic town of Linkville, gings. , Consideration, $3 700.
C orrection —A few weeks since we
Firewood was in demand this week. tbe American horse that is walking dren to mourn bis loas.* Embarras-
Lake county, Oregon, March 12th,
Jas. A. Cardwell aud wife to John published tbe following: “We under­
Some little wheat is coming in to tbe away with English coin, is a dark menta financially, were the canse.—
stand that Mr. M. L Jkf iC»H will go to
1879.
Williams, premises in Jacksonville,
Roseburg
Independent.
As'-Und mills.
brown, six year old< He is a cousin of
Lake county in a short time to do some
Previous to this date, in different Consideration. $160.
Justice Kent, of Jacksonville,*w«s in Ryestraw, owned by J. F. Miller, of
surveying
of government tin 1, under a
T our T hrough - the E astern C oun ­ places through the Willamette valley
O.
Wears
to
John
Mattis,
120
acres
town last Salnrday;
contract in which C. B. Watson. E*q ,
this city.”
*
>
try .—In a day or two Mr. J. W. Rigg« and also iu Southern Oregon, there in Foot’s creek precinct- Considera­
and
others
are
interested.
”
Mr.
Wat
­
f^uys the Rosebnrg Star: “Our citi­ will start, with anorrtfttof photograph was a quiet combination to bring about
Mine Kate Thornton has returned
PRICES REDUCEDf
tion, $400.
son, we learn ha9 the contract alone,
zens- are enjoying mueh sport in cap­ ic apparatus shd material for a tour an entire surprise to the parties con-
from Josephine county.
John Williams to Minerva Williams, no one being ir«t‘rested with bioc.
Don’t forget the teachers’ institute turing* st or geons af the dam. Several through Borthetstern Ctlifornia and concerned, which I will state was a
were caught this week with grab boots Lake county, Ogn He will go direct real success on tbe part of the mana­ lot in Jacksonville. Consideration, $1.
on the 22d, 231’and 24tb.
S tage L ine to L inkville —Mr. H.
Rhoda T’Vault to 6. H. Aiken, lot
—tbe largest one by Prof. Garrison, to Beading, from thence toward Lake gers. Planning and plotting, choices
Phillips Will hereafter ran hacks
F.
Notice the advertisement of a farm
which was nearly eight feet in length.” View, and after doing up tbe artistic and changes, occupied several minds, in Jacksonville. Consideration, $400.
regularly between this place and Liuk-
for sale by C. B. KiDgsbury.
F. E. Center to P. J. Byan 150 acres ville, for the accommodation of the
Ab Giddings,returned from the new work of ibat vicinity, be will start and all who lent a willing hand to com­
Considerable« hail fell here during
mines in Josephine couuty the other homeward. The trip will consume plete the success will be amply repaid land on dry oreek. Consideration, traveling public. The convenience of
the rain shower« of last Tuesday.
a comfortable hack to ride in will b>-
by the gratitude expressed, more hy $70.
day .and thinks be prefers stag«* driving about two months.
Mr. J. Van felorn and wife, nf Jenny to risking tin-se mines. He went north
by tho»e whose business
emotional actions than sounding words.
K. Kabli to Jacob Kubli, 161 acres appreciated
or inclination mav take thdm over this
VrsiTENG- S chools —S’ate Superin-
Creek, were in Ashland last M nuiay. on Monday, and may tttke the ribbon»
Tbe conceit, originated in the mind land on Applegate.
Consideration route For particulars see advertise­
Ibe programme of the teacher«’ in­ for ewe- of the drives abut» R- jc K tendantr L S P>»w*-ll came to A«hlund of one em-rgetic 1 <dv, and found an $2 000.
ment.1
!a-t Sunday, and started Monday morn­ easy lodgement with anotherenthnsias
stitute will appear in onr next issue.
Pot nr,
Clinton Scheifflin to D. N. Birdseye,
ing for Linkville, where he intended
Religious Notices.
Tde stages will probably be »We to
H. T. Chitwood returned from L«ke bolding an institute, rf teachers could tic fri»-nd; and the ball, once rolling, 43- 100 acres laud on Rogue river.
change to anmaier time about the. last view Wednesday evening, and bronglit
stopped not nniil tho finale took place.
M. E. C hurch .—Services every Sun­
be brought together. He expects to As I Was not an eye witness, I should Consideration, $1.
of >hia mouth.
os in tbe news from that section. return iu about a week, and will spend
D. N. Birdseye to C. Scl.iefflm,18.37 pay at 11 a . m . and' 7:30'1*. m . Sunday
not attempt to describe the scene of so
Robt. A. Miller. E«q.. of Jackson Since the U. S. mail has failed us we
the time to elapse’before the institute much interest, but by report it exceed­ acres land on Rogue river. Consider­ School at 2:30 with Bible classes for
▼ilia, passed tbyough towu on his way have to depend upon private parties for
old and young. Prayer meeting every The Imported Percheron Stellten}
ation, $260.
at Jacksonville (to be held on the 22d
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to Linkville last Monday.
all tbe intelligence wc receive from and 23U insts.) in visiting schools id ed anything of the kind over completed
Thursday evening at 6:30, A general
William* Creek Item*.
in
this
part
of
tbe
state.
invitation arid a cordial Welcome to all.
The Wilton dramatic troupe were that section.
Jackson county.
FÄIÖE OF PERCHE
The gifts were of most beautiful
W. T. C hapman , Pustor.
billed for au entertainment in Jaekaon-
We have received an anonymont
Williams
creek
has
a
base
ball
club.
« fl
»
F rom L ake V iew .—On Friday last workmanship and choice design. “The
▼ille on Wednesday evening.
communication from Phoenix on the
Tbe United Brethren will bold a Will in..ke ‘ B >'<l’*e»son beginning Aprir
lit
Haulcomb
talks
of
rebuilding
his
whole
was
the
gilt
of
all,
”
with
the
ex
­
quarterly meeting at Root’s Cbappel and continue till July 1st .
There is proap ect of e considerable I school qnestion, which we are forced Messrs. A. F. Snelling, and Chas. Har
ception of some articles of plain solid saw mill, which was burned down
aadine,
Hoa
Geo.
Conn,
Mrs
C
B
Tuesdays and Wednesdays at tl>P livery
to
consider
too
persona!
for
publication.
tho third Saturday aDd Sunday (17th
immigration to Goo«e Lake Valley,
silver presented by the mother, Mrs. recently.
Watson
and
daughter
and
Miss
Mary
stable
of Plvniule, Jacksonville, and M»n-
We can publish nothing of the kind
and 18th) in May, the Saturday meet­
daring tbe coming summer.
S. D. Meldrum, the sisters, Mrs. D. P.
M
isfi
Nettie
Caldwell,
who
was
so
Watson
came
in
from
Lakeview.
The
d:>y, A. m ., Thursday, T. m .. Filday
ing to begin at two o’clock p . m .
Rev. Father Blanchet, of Jackson­ nuleis the authors’name accompanies
Thompson and Mrs.S. M. McCowan, severely injured by a vicious horse is
Suturd iy of euch
ek
my tablet* n»ar
ladies
expect
to
remain
in
town
daring
ville. went out to Fort K'amath in one tbe article.
tbe
daughter,
Miss
E.
Moore,
who
was
Dearly
recovered.
Ashland,
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Some of onr subscribers living near the summer. Messrs. Snelling aud absent, as also the eldest son, Mr. R.
of Mr. Phillips rigs last Monday.
Hargadiue
intended
starting
back
l«at
Gocher
&
Co.,
are
doing
good
work
Just arrived at McCall -A Baum’s, tbe border between Oregoa and Cal­ evening. Mr. Suellmg bought a plan­ Moore, and could not join in thiB fes­
in their mill since they threw away
latest atylea d>t linen suits for ladies. ifornia who used to receive their mail ing machine of Daley & Co., for bis tive occassion.
FARM FOR SALE I
their cogs and rigged the saw with a
Call aDd see them. Prices to suit tbe by the Lakeview route, have directed miM near Lakeiew.
The marriage ceremony was per­ belt.
ns to send their papers by way of
times.
formed in a very Ferree, easy and grace­
Seven miles south of Ashland 293
TLe first 1 mported French s'sllijn «hat*
Mr. Barkdell nnintentionall paid off
C om > F ob F ruit .—Last Tuesday ful manner; while tbe groomsman and
acres of land—Price $12.50 per acre.
A ladies croquet club is one of tbe Reading,as they are unable to gtt them
ever
caine west of ibe Allrghanies cam*
some of tbe National debt by drooping
the other way.
morning a cold* rain storm began at bridesmaid who were Dyars, succeeded
n48 2 w
C. B. KINGSBURY.
De(7 features df social life in Ashland.
in'o
Union
county,Ohio in 1851.- This b«>r**
Mr. A. F. Snelling is our Lakeview Aaldund, which continued all day with iu imparting a brilliancy and tint which r-ome paper that contained a ten dollar
There is talk of a rival club of gentle-
was called LoUts N afoleox , and showed ths*
agent, authoriz'd to receive subiorip the wind in the north and an occa­ will certainly be lasting and fadeless, gold piece. The paper also had a ten Money Saving, is Money Mak­ great V.liie of Ibis stock. Up 16’ 1869 tVsra
men.
ing.
tions and make collections for us. sional sprinkle of snow. About ninb as the parties were now More married dollar greenback in it, and was swept
word 62 more imported into the Urdtsd
Geo. W. Isaacs of Butte creek will
iuto the fire.
Geo. Nutley will sell for casi mon'«, States, and in the 1 >st It) >e irs there have
Any of our patrons iu that vicinity who o'olock m tbe evening it cleared, and than they were before.
drive a band of 200 bead of cattle east
Work on the road across the moun­ Women's.and Children's shoes at cost been 566 imported Some c<-un ies in ilbio
may have business to tra*is«3t with quite a crirst of ice formed. Every one
The silver ware was purchased at the
of the mountains about tbe middle of
him, will find him ready to attend to supposed tbe young fruit would be all store of W. iU. Martin. Salem, Ore , be tain to Sucker ereek will probably be Also men's good calf single sole boots and Illinois give business to 12 i*o‘ 11 in
this month.
them at all times.
ported stallions as «¡fell as a ruaber ef
killed, but examination the next morn­ was permitted to mako’ the selection, commeced shortly, a very foolish ex- made by hand, for $8.00.
Wm. Bill came up from Josephine
giades. Th - giade* of this stock ar* n«w
pentitnre
of
labor,
it
seems
to
me,
We have received the initial number ing discovered very little injury to and thus we kuow him as a' person of
county last wfcek, and reports the
going
into the Chic;t|t6 d New York mar­
of the Monthly Musical Journal, pub­ peaches or apples. The strawberries good taste, as well as liberal in deal­ where tho road is now located. Tbe
A HINT.
miners busy on Brigg’s creek. He
kets, and readily biir g 50 to 75 per rent,
lished by tbe ninsio house of D. were cooked though.
ing. (If any more silver Weddings are mou-tain is abont as high as either of ’ If the customers of Geo. Nutley
will return soon.
more than the common stock of aoikbortrs.-
W. Prentice & Co., Portland Oregon.
called, or silver at a wedding is needed the Crescent City mountains.
knew
how
those
to
whom
he
is
owing
Mr. Wm Patton, of this place, who Each Dumber will contain at l -a«t one
F orwarding A gent .—Mr. Ef. L. call on him )
The above shows the repot ationthi* took
Tiie subscriptions
want their money, they would nnq'uës
H omeward B ound . — Hon. John H. tionably respond immédiatly.
spent tbe winter Dear Antler, looking dollar's worth of new aud choice vocal Murton, of Roseburg, has entered into
hi«, where they have bad over 25 yr*rs-
amounted to more than $200, and came
Mitchell reached Ashland by yester­
after his band of stock, returned to and instrumental mu«ice. and the the forwarding business at that place,
experience with them.
G
eo
.
N
utley
*
in tbe form of eagles and smaller birds,
day
morning
’
s
stage
from
California,on
Ashland last Saturday.
having
a
large
ware
bouse
and
all
the
Journal will ba furnished to regular
and last came the offering by a quill.
See tbe mo- ey brought into this county by
bis way to Portland, where bo will re­
arrangements and business connections
Chippy’s friends are afraid be will subscribers for 75 cents pAr year.
FOll SALE.
the sale of W hite I’Btxcx Colts and fillies.
Mr. and Mrs. Moore wish to express sume the practice of his profession.
for insuring satisfaction to those who
grow too higL-tonyd if he is allowed to
A good second hand buggy, with tongue There li.ivC been 45 head sold and taker, eit
Tbe Times Fays: “Miss Laura M.
their thank« to Cvcry one,.and hope tbe
walk about tbe streets much longer Hale, of Jacksonville, who ever she may give him their patronage. Our remembrances of that evening may be The ex-Senatoi- has many warm friends and shafts, for silt cheap by
of the county, which brought $13,317, an
in Ashland and if circumstances had
merchants and all who ship goods to
47-lt
DR.
J.
H.
CHITWOOD.
with a "biled shirt” on.
average price of neatly $296 each, they
may be, makes this mention of herself
a bond of friendship forever.
admited.bis arrival in town would have
and
from
Portland
would
do
well
to
weie mostly s d I when ur.d4r two ye ire old.
Several yoke of oxen, used in haul­ in tbe ‘personal’ department of the S.
Among the many other duties of the been attended by a public demonstra­
consider
tbe
terms
be
offers.
His
niar.y of them at wo miug time. Thev wer*
ing logs for the eaw mill of Marsh A F. Chronicle: A yoang lady with
Notice
to
Contractors.
bridesmaid wub the reading of tho of
tion
of
respect.
The
people
of
South
­
take i to Cnlirornia, Eastern Oregon, Wash-
Patterson, up the canyon. Lave been means wishes to correspond with a advertisement will be found in another fering by tbe quill of the following
ern Oregon, irrespective of party ap
column.
u-.gton and Idaho Territories, and favorable
shod by Morgan A Eubanks.
Sealed proposals will be received repo ts have came from all, and in several
gentleman of good standing; view,
lines written for the silver wedding
preciato
the
labor
of
Mr.
Mitchell
in
uuttl noou on Saturday, May lOdi.1879,
A C uriosity —J. M. Wright of Coles’ of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Mcwre of Link­
Mrs. S. Root, who hue resided in matrimony. - Address Miss Lmra M
the
Senate, well knowing that he has at Ashland, Oregon, fur tbe following, instancA«'.be purchasers b.ve ordered or
Jackson couuty for a long time, will Hale, Jacksonville, Oregon. A lady eo valley, exhibited at this office, this ville, Like county, Oregon:
paid closer attention to the interests if viz: Two linudred tlioivaud brick in c-une and bought more.
To night, wi h fiieuls so choice;;nd true,
start with her son Edw. for her old liberally endowed -ah«»ul«l experience week a chip out from an oak tree on
W hiik P rince b is not m de a rea«on levs'
bis constituents than is usually ex­ the kiln, delivering the surne — furnish­
We meet dear friends to gl iddea y» u
no trouble in escaping maidendpod in bis place, which plainly showed the
ing
lime
and
sand
—laying tbe .brick in since 1873.
home iu Iowa in a short time.
pected of Congressmen.
With j>iy and i-y aipatbeiic pr.ise
any country.”
the wall—fatCB per thousand, first and
imprints of an ax, mxde, according to
To Him who leng beua thus your diye.
Our friend Coolidge, knowing our
Every business than knows that latge,
second
story—furnishing lumber and
his e-<tiaide at least fifty years ago.
Tress
Opinions
on
the
President's
Veto.
Where
are
the
frieuds
wh
>
met
you
first
appreciation of flowers, keeps onr
other material, and labor, fot the com­ well-fufined b >rsee have always b- e i in
T ri W eakly — We are informed, The tree was a larg one —making seven
Wheu youth and life u;um y. u burst —
pletion Of a two rtory building in the demind at good priers.
office boqnet fresh with occasional that "Crook«,” a prominent citizen of
When nuptial ties with silken coid
cords of wood, and the chip Laving the
The
following
are some of tbe opin­ totfn of Ashland, Oregon, 47 by 60 fuel.
renewals from bis choice collection.
Ashland, has made a proposition to old marks upon it, was at least a foot
B -uud lieart to be.irt with silkcu word !
Plans and specifications in detail
ions of the press on th« President’s
Postmaster
Helman
tn
carry
the
mail
E
ch
one
your
minds
recall
to-u-ght
furnished
on application.
Lnmber is being hauled for tbe
veto message of tbe appropriation bill,
There I a* be--n a good, deal said a6oct
tietween this place and Lakuview for from the outward surface of the tr^e.
Though lime and distance hide- from s ght;
Bids
wanted
on each division sepa­
new wagon shop of W. W. Kentnor, one tho ’sand dollars per mouth, mak­ It was probably the work of some ex­
tbe
rercheron s ock that Í bare introduced
loaded
with
partisan
revolutionary
But sti 1 along your 1 fe's pa-hw y
rately. The right reserved to reject
which is to l>e built ou tbe ea«t side of ing tri weekly trip«—that is he would ploring party —Star.
Friends, us you see, greet y u t .-day.
schemes:
on
thi*
coast at great cost, being a F a ILUVX,
any or all bids.
go out one week and trg to get back tbe
Main street, ppposite his residence.
Call on or address the Masonic Build­
The silken cord his stronger gro *n,
u Muco, and n-it stilling (bi wants of lbs
The St. Lonia Globe democrat says;
H ard T imes —What nre we coming
next.
Charged hy ths years io silver zone,
ing Committee,
farmers and teamsters, etc., etc.
It
is
a
clear
presentation
of
objections
Mr. J. Q Willits is to take Eugene
Encoding S'ili your f id ful hearts
P. D unn ,
to? The good old days when a drink
to the revolutionary scheme of the
Tbo e parties th^t give currency and
S hort S tay . —Tbe Chinese lann dry-
With lovr r.ot bought in commerce's marts.
Rnckfeilow’s place as book keeper in
II
C. H ill ,
of
whiskey
was
thought
cheap
at
a
Bourbons,
and
puts
in
a
strong
light
credit
to Ibe ubave ale, i.o doubt, i.i'eres'éd
J. M M c C all ,
Not fruitless was the household tree,
McCall & Bsnm’s store. B. Fisher, a men who opened out in Ashland la«t dollar “pinch” of dust have gone for-
the reason why the bill should not be­
in
some
other itock, aud {never owned or
J acob W agner ,
For vig »rons chil hen here«we see,
come a law.
nephew of Mr. Baum, also (steps be­ week stayed in town only obout three ever.and the times are now at a pitch of
ADd some are g->ne (co f >r nw ly
N45 3w
W. H A tkinson , gave the I’ercherons a trill.
day«. They fonnd no bnsioess. and the
hind the counter.
Tho
Cincinnati
Gazette
says.-
Tbe
To
meet
on
this
g'al
wedding
day.
IIe;e is wh«t rkuablk men lint are well
density
which
lacerates
the
feelings
—
boys tormented th-m so mnch o’nights
statements in the veto message are so
The las'. the darling, 're sure bright,
known in Ibis cuu <ty say on this ma*t'*r?
We are indebted to Mrs. C. W. Sav­ by “thlowing lock«” at their house that and often parches the lips—of the old
plain, and the conclusion 80 strong,
(Lest eia h»r pu-i-y shoul I bhght,)
ate. of the New State Hotel, Jackson­ tlp-y grew dieeonraged about «unking ’49-er. We led to these reflections by
that
they cannot be answered. The
We. tbe undersigned.Laving b el.
Part ikes, with h-ppy thankful psnlm,
ville, for a gift of some of th* most, a fortune here, and left for Jackson untieing four yonng men, Good Tem
or used cobs ►i;e I by tl e impav el ¡’rich-
Presidentis
with
his
party
and
country,
Tne
mnrri.ige
supper
of
the
Lattb
!
viile, with a po >r opinion of onr towu.
and the party and country are with Thirty-tluce Head of Brood I cron hors«-» introduced juta Ui.eg.m by W.
toothsome cake we have been favored
plars. walk np to the Ashland “bar,”
Some tokens of our love we give—
C. Myer, of A-bi'and. billete filis» stock to
him.
Marcs.
Rome treasures laming while y«m live,
with for a long time.
be a valuable acquisition to o ir s'ate, •*
F or L ake C ounty —Rev. W. T. purchase a ten-cant bottle of soda
Bright, usefid, pleas in' m iy ihey seem
The
C
incinnati
Commercial
ll:O
e bred here all «show their otig.n in a
water,
and
call
for
four
glasses
with
says.-
It
They are well-bred, fine stock, all
Harris, Neil A Co., are again at their., Chapman baa gone to Like county
For such, de tr fri nb, yours- Ives, we deem.
has the more weight that- it comes young and of good tiz*. Al-o fifteen VERY MARKÍU DEOK1 E, having a sqn tie, Solid
which
to
dispose
of
it.
old stand on the corner, in a new shop to labor in the interest of the colleg*
“Oil Father Time” sp'-e'ig on his way,
make-up, wi:h good boA<^. ffye ter pr. Itu.d
from a President who has from the dav
Lead of geldings from four to six years dispositiOi tiD'l good aC io'i for ¿ufñula of
fitted up in better style aud with njore aud academy scheme. He goes pre­
But you »re k-f to 'is this d ty;
of
his
nomination
shown
a
disposition
B usiness . C hange .—Mes«r«. Eugene
Your fii-nds woul 1 greet, your chi’d-en bles«,
to «-often party antagonism and allay old, and ten Lead of yearling colts. tbeirrtz *. Tbo»« oi l ei o igh io w-urk give
conviences thar. the one they occu­ pare! to rough it and will probiblv F. Rockfellow and Gwin Bu.ler have
goo 1 siii-fic:i n on tbe film or road as
And
nny
swret
peace
y->ur
t.eirta
c
re««!
reach Lakeview before be turns his
sectional feeling, and going beyond For particulars inquire at tLe
pied before the fire.
team animals, and fiad a ready maikel at
I
ncog
.
entered
into
agreement
to
purchase
the
step-i homeward.
the views and incurring the suspicions
PIONEER
STORE,
tbe higliot pt ¡C -s tor which woik iioií» S
The T idings «ffl<?e will receive a lot
P<on*M»r Stor-s in this place of Mrs. M
of a nmj >rity of the party with which
Ashland a ik I Linkville Mail.
are told. T-i*- produce b om the ball blt oJ«,
A
shland
,
O
gn
.
[45
6
w
.
Consummate Impuil^nee«,
of new job type in a short time, an I
he is identified, in hi« effort to concil­
W. Hartfadine. and will take possession
c -Its an ! fil'ieg, show the 1’t rcterub iu !ortu
The following is the record of Post­ iate »xtremes and bring into reaEon-
SaD'l
in 1. -up.
will be ab'e to turn out first, o’a«» work
soon. Mr. Rookfellow will p-o into the
A dminislrator ix" A Olit e
able Lartro ny the ili coid d: cleUteuts
M C 'lw»-ll the Mib-contractor npou
In view óí tlirie facts tLeie can be no
master
Helman
of
the
manner
in
wliieh
in the shaoe of oards, p liters, bill­
storo as soon as the transfer shall have
of American politics.
(’OUbt llnftlié intioJuction of the Perdi­
the Ashland an-1 L«k**view mail rant».;
thia mail has been carried during the
heads. letter Ireads. etc.
otice is hereby given that eron Ins' ant! will Ciu-e a Valuable iniprote-
been
made,
and
Mr.
Butler
will
remain
is the most deservedly unpopular, aud I
The Boston Journal savs,- We be-
I have this day been appóiute1 ad- menl of our comiuóS »t'-ck.
past week.
nJd io the
Th* agitation of the Roseburg ami perhaps the most thoroughly despised down tbe valley until the first of Aug­
leivp the in'elligence of the conn
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_ muiistratrix of tbe e-laie of Wesley Mitch- tin mcial interests of the count'iy.’
departures
after a careful pprnsal of the mea-age, ed. deceased. Therefor • all persons iudebt S. Vandyke,
Coos Bay narrow gang* railroad project man who has had anv dealing with the ust, when he will also come to town to
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A.
Molili.
Denirtej. will approve of the President’s course, ed to Slid estate are requested Io settle tbe 8. C Taylor,
Apr.
29
J
.is
.
Savagv.
is Dot snffered to subside. A mass people of Southern Oregon in any pub give bis personal attention to tho bus­
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30.
.Failed and conclude that his objections to the sone iinin-diatcly, and all persons having C. F. Blake,
John M irplry,
meeting w>ll be h“l 1 at Ro«ebnrg soon lie cupidity. He took the contract for iness. With the reputation and bus­
May 1.
Departed. WHinr» are sound and entitled to the claims against Slid estate are notified to P. Dunn,
G. W. l-o «tv Ct,
iness experience which these gentle­
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present tbe sone to meal my le i leuce ’m i). CbapmM,
to <jorsid*r the matter.
2
D'-parted.
W F. Soi.gjr.
highest
consideration.
carrving the mail upon this route nt a men have, their prospect is a bright
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a
If
Ashland. Jackson .county, Or--g-'u, duly F. Heber,
3.
..
.Lay
in
Colwell
’
«
lirnsp.
A
F. ft « ml» I,
Mr. Wm. Harris will start b“l«»w figure which made it imponsilile for
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The
Chicago
Democratic
Timex
says:
verified, within si* month« from ihe date of D. Peuegar,
S.
Grubs.
5.
...Departed
by
private
after the weather becomes settled to him to make anything out of it..if lip. one. .. ------- -— ------- -—.
Mr. Hayes has taken an oath to faith­ the first publication "f this notice. Given E. G «er.
it. B o «d»wi»rd.
convevnnce.
iinaer my b ind at Ashland Oieg"n, this J. B. Bunyar
fully
execute
the
office
of
President,
ft
Will . Ju «t mm -,<
bring np his family who are now liv­ carried the m-uls with anv regard, for
Too Xucu S ervice for the P ay .— t
6 .................................Departed.
2nd day of Aptil. 1879.
Rc-v. M. Á. Wi liana*, Win.!’ <y,
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and
protect
and
defend
the
Constitu
­
ing in Sacrament«». Mr. O. R. Myer the demands, uf the contract or j ialice Mr. ltoh’t Garrett, who has the con­
7 ................................. Departed.
HATTIE MITCHELL.
tion. He has performed that dutv
to the people/and bi«'oondiict since tract for tbe mail servico on the mail
talks of going with him.
arivals ,
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Adminis ratrix.
wit!; « boldneas and vigor that will
I could with fbe above g-t like e i lora»
leaves- no rv >mr L>r doubt that he en
Apr. 29.............................. . . . Failed. commend him to the applause of all
A drove of about five hnndred head tete 1 Into the basinets with thefleJib?.4 route
between Jacksonville
and
ment
fr«>in p cities th it li.iv» hr <1 <.r owned
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30.............................. . . A Tired good citizens.
of cattle belonging to Oipt. Barnes erate inieution of niakiug uiouey b? I Cr« scent City, informs ns that service
—Twenty live 1 .r^e siz-d P.-i-fuin d C’aio young stock flow iny 1 or.-es in Cdiornia,
May 1.............................. ... Failed.
Motto G ir ls, i o two alike, wi h i. im-- Uinjq-.ti an*f WiUantetts v.i'1-y«, K*«t«ra
and Jas. Helms, passed through town swiudliug tbe government, expecting on that rout« has been increased from
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The Chicago Tribune says: The Pres Go
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..Failed.
w
gold,
p'.vt-p dd, ten ten cent.’.
Address
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last week, bound for the verdant to receive pay for service winch be two to three trip9 every week and the
.. Arrived • ident has earned the gratitude of his in. B. L telifl-ld, Liichti-b), III. Plena* slate Oregon. Wa«Mng'un, Idaho and M-uit-na
did
not intend to perforin Notwith
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ranges east of tbe mountains.
4 ............................ . ..Arrived, country I»V the prompt and couragpon« mbat paper you 8 .w Inis advurtis>-rr»ent in. Territories aud Btitish Columbia.
Standing Ills utter aud notorious failure schedule time made 60 hours.without
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5.............................. . . . Failed. perfermanep of his duty, and will find
The Yreka Umon says: The people in carrying the mails, he asserts with sufficient increases in the compensation
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universal admiration for the intelligent
to
allow
of
the
mail
b-ieg
carried
with
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...
.Failed.
of Cottonwood have been devotiog unblushing effrontery that Ln is au out loss to him. There is evidently
manner iu which he has done it.
These arrivals are from Linkville, no
man, sinned against, forsooth,
themselves to a general bear bunt lately injured
THE SUGARÏ STALLI 0.Ì,
The Chicago Infer Ocean says: The
by the cotumuuily which ca nplaius of* some blunder in the mutter, and unless
Pritle of Perche,]
•nd there are leas bruiDs io that ricin his outrageons conduct. He has not t be alj i«t-»,i noon a f-tir bisis Mr. mail hating come from Lakeview since President’s action will give confidence
the
28th
of
April.
tn the Republicans.and encourage them
itv now than there were • few weeks only subjected the people iutere-«ted iu G*rrett will be compelled to throw up
Was selected in France hj h , a same party
tbe business.
to fight out the battle cn this issue pre­
this
mail
route
to
lucouveuience
aud
ago
WEATHER REPORT.
who brought out o^d l.óui« N apolkon (Le
sented by the Democrats, firmly and
loss, but be adds insult to injury by
We were in error in stating that the calling the reports of his miserable
I ndian P risoners .—On Tuesday
then bad 2$ years e.vp«*iit-n«e wi b this
The following i« the local weather re­ wtthout hesitation.
contract for tbe wood work for Thatch failures ‘ a pwk of lies,” which is call morning thirty one Indians, eighteen port for the week ending May 6tb,
stock)
ai:i! <«x pureras-<f from one of tbe
The New York Herald is well pleased
er A Worden’s new «tore at Linkville lug the best, most reliable, most re- j malesand thirteen cquawsand papooses, at 6 a . m and 12 M.
Will
make
the
ensuing
season,
bee t-rce-e s in Ur-nee, and hi« piolóte iri
with the veto, declaring that the Presi­
had been given to Marsh A Co. From spectable aud respected and most hou-| passed through Ashland on the way DATE.
commencing
April
7th
and
end
­
dent
makes
some
strong
points.
The
this state show him to be a No. I »'0c¿
thermt ' k .
WEATHER.
orable men in Jackson and Like
President has dex'eronsly deprived ing July 1st, at the stables of C. h ;T e
Mr. Thatcher we learn tbe contract has conuties, liars- With consummate im- j from tort Klamath to \ancouver, un­
them of their netf party issoe, bv de­ F. Blake, one mile east of Ashland,
not yet been let.
6 r. M. 12 M.
pudeuce he deolares that he “has; der guard of four non—commissioned
monstrating that the armv cannot he
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Clondy
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49
carried tbe mail, and is going to I
and eleven privates,commanded
Terms $20 the Season.
Messrs. Zimmerman A Frazer re- carry it,” and bids defiance to tbe: officer»
used at the polls under the existing on Monday, Tuesday and Wethres-
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bv Lient. Brown. Most of them were
laws. This being so. the Democratic dayof each week.
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torned from Roseburg Tuesday morn­ people of Oregon aud the rest of world- Snakes and Pinfces who have been ar­
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party bad no excuse for forcing an
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Cloudy
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ing. They have their machine shop His character may be inferred from the i rested. a few at a time.for vat inns of
extra
session, and it will be over­
5
Clear
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45
59
built at that place, end will probably following: A small lad who Las worked fenses, some for steding cattle and
DESCRIPTION.
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whelmed
by popular indignation if it
Rsin
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■tart with their machinery and other faithfully for him, carrying the mail horning Lonses last summer, and two
stops the pay of the army.
A3 AITA N BOY and BOBBY BURNS
between this place and LiukviUe iu tbe of them for murder. There were some
S ir R oderick is a dark bay
effects in about three weeks.
roughest weather, asked him (or his i bad “phize»” in the crowd, and they
R ailroad S urmism . — A Portland
The New York Tribune says.- The
Will each serve a liaihed nuniher of mirra
H. C- Hill returned from Kerhyville hard-earned pay Wednesday evening, all looked as if a few iron bars and correspondent says: “A new railroad President’s message is unanswerable with no white; four years' 6fd, and • and will b<- at my «1*1»!^*.
EoT
stone walls around them vronld for this State is not among the im-- It leaves the Democratic party no rnsd will weigh about thirteen hundred I
on Tuesday. H j reports tbe edge aud the da-* hi rd had the meaDuess to hpavy
«3»
to
insure.
I
’
m
uv
L
’
ib
s
.
the
Shet
­
taunt tbe little boy by telling him that help their innooeuce. The “bncka,”
worn off“ the mioing excitement there, be bad tbe money iu hie pocket, but heavily shackled, were packed io a probabilities. A gentleman who is of escape from surrender, and it com­ pounds. His sire was old C apt . land, $15 to insure.
pletes the consolidation of the united
bat men cuatiaqa to go in toward tbe wouldn't pay Litu a cent. This aroused large army wagon, aDd tbe squaws and Closely identified with the enterprise and confident Republican party in sup S ligakt —^ilani, by L ion H eart .
Pasturage 62% cènni £»-r week.
Will
arrived
here
on
the
last
steamer
and
the ire of all the boys in town, and papooses followed io another wagon. I states that Gonld ha« made a deflection port of their official leader. In de­
mines, and a few are coming out.
u«e «Ine care, but will noi be liable for nc
Terms $10 For thè Season.
they treated him to a chorus of hisses The soldiers were delayed about half
fense of a position so ably defined in
cidenft or è. < apts.
Call on Fountain A Farlow and se­ aud yells that would have brought the an hour in town by some business, aDd at Fort Hall, Idaho from the Utah this important p<iper. Republicans of
Northern line in the direction of Ore
Cétre
will
be
taken
to
prevent
as
the
wagons
stood
in
tbe
public
blush
of
shame
to
the
cheek
of
a
croc
­
cure bargains.—They offer goods at
gon, aDd has Jet tbe contract for 100 all shades of opinion will stand by Accident«, but no liability Will be
panic prices. They also have a few odile.* Later in the evening a shower square a heavy, cold, driving storm of miles of road. If the road should be their President to tho very end.
we; MYER/
eggs greeted him. We sympatbyze rain set in, which sent tbe Indians continned in the line of this deflection,
assumed.
goods slightly damaged by tbe late fire, of
The
New
York
Timex
says.-
The
with the boys iu their feelings, but crouching toward the bottom of tbe
G. W. FORDYCE,
which they are selling at a great sac­ would caution them against any such wagons. They will likely reach Van­ and there are good reasons for believ­ Pnsident has taken a position which
ÁHHÍÍND, .... OREGON.;
ing
that
it
wi
l,it
will
touch
the
Colum
­
the
good
sense
of
the
country
will
couver about next Tuesday. _____
rifice.
*
acts of violence or insult.
A
shland
,
OA
e
^
n
.
n43-3m
bia river at Umatilla.”
heartily sustaio. j
the
ASHLAND
TIDINGS.
Look to Your Intercity
V
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4
FOR SALE,
N
I
SIR
1
RODERICK,
Marek ff; mi. 4M.