T)
ASHLAND
TIDTM S
MAY t.., !<>
1
f X e?».JlMUNICÁTlON
(r'C .9 J A 1
'i Hi: t'Ru
À •
rhe California & Oregon
Ijiml Company »has a new friend
in Coi'.gres*. The bill to grant
them a^cript for iieu lands failed to
reach a vote last session ami now
a Michigan man comes to the
front, anxious to sectirt* justice for
his constituents in California and
Oregon. \Ve clip the following
Irum a Washington letter in th»*
(>r< gon ►State Jouiiud dated Anril
¿titli:
biner Li« teilt« meni mou • Ui >
TTe !:as ►ought the p«-i c- »«nd q li. Imte
<d prívalo life, nt d «re» ting f<»r liimaolf
and th» se Ite lev. »1 «s Lis own, aw «!«•
g ant t ini home like ri-snl’-ne, Ie* I nis <>f
¡ate ye rs giv. n hittis^!.* up in the foil
enjoy ment of the w- Il eat tied Îrei’» of a
H • to».'.
tui»rl:“d bii-iti. .as ent» rpi 1- •
won the estri ni und cot ti ’en< e of «II
wi li whom he had bu-iu< s« or friendly
relations, «nd there ar« none t< w ( oor
i to do Luo rever- n e
'•
kito!
I <*oi:t>ider.tte I nsbhBd. F
imiti g, n
J aluh W xoxkv ,
J amis T h . kxtun ,
R. T. BALDWIN SR.
W. H. A tkixsun ,
j m yi cai:.
Afori'i» Run'n
E. K. ArPiEíwf.
M E C H ANICS
Call & Co.;
J.
MANUFACTURER <>F, AND DEALER IN,
SADDLERY AND HARNESS
— r // /. -
Tse people < f Lake county,east
fi Linkviilc. have cause for bitter
AHLSAKD W6CLÍN MAKCtaC
MERG-AN£frnrLAKE OVSTtT, OREGON.
ft*ain Sire t Asbh ri
trsnplaint »gainst the pcstoffice
tusihg
ee.
¿rparfment wf our government.
They are abler to send mail to
ALWAYS Sä HAND,
NEW DEPASTURE!
Ashlaud, and receive it from here
f ither, A stead as-’ fail
frit’l l!, a
ev- nt (■•.■< ryd’v (.’hrt-tnin, n:t tono/'«.!
I
about once a month, perhaps as
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
e’t z-n. r.n.l »i ir ten I tu ali
H- ba­
r
I
ill
E.
U.XDLR-IGNliD
funi
a
«I
fft.-r
•¿ten as once in about three weeks,
—ARE XOW MAKING -
been. a faithful me .- ber of the M. E.
SADDLKH,
&ARSS8S
1 April. 1XCL pimp«.*«» t«» mH eríy f i ¡
a».!*>w»,
KPuuH,
yet it has been decided by the
chn-rcl» iti Sil’ tti for non y year-,
imitKces,
-Cubi» ita* Hauï-
• A bill lia* been infra’*’'..’»»! it: the it.«! to liis m h s first,t get»« io-ity ih
■
■ T>r
WHiPB.
postoflice department that the
X
usin',
ciächo .
» >r iippri.vt-il pi.'ilue«* d'-liV'T' d—except !
II->n -e, by McGowaa. ol M cli’gatt, t< griatlv »ine the conipbtiou of the
!
business of that section of country aaj'ist
« It'-ti by -p'-cial xgt. . tuent s start wud iiin«-i
the claims of tio- » wiirr.-nf I chunk they now occupy.
—
FROM
—
m of sufficient importance to re- I u.ds v.ithin »he limra of the Kat <1 h
it«-d
cr»-«iit hmm b-Ri»a>.-
in-,> . |> omp . 'y
I
.
. ; ,(t <t,e »,.ly
-, . (Tone;
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Wm
H
eks
muí
Eno<Hi
B;ker,
f
Ore
quire a daily mail service between ludi>.}i R setviipiE nt the State»
•y bj tr di g HI u .».«••
(Mil t ¡‘ R. 1. B. en.
7'ltis tri?» enable us /•
teller prices '
Convicts, e'.‘aped from the peuitefi’iiir»
It F provides tint —Tipi sii >11 Ir
Lakeview and Ashland, and »con­ eon. I«
issued to the C*lif<»rntn & Oregon Lit:'! on the nuht of Hie utli. They • ffert< d
than euer Lefwe.
tract for such service was let with, Company, its as-igtY-,>»nt hot ¡zu ir tip-m th<‘tr esi’.qi • In digging llito"lgli the
THE VEhY SES! t AT1VE WOOL
ve should naturally .suppose,good "T their leg »1 r» pi»‘-en*utiv. s, to >« 1 ci wall of their eeli wito <» ehi-e! which
JSicurity that it would be faithfully and locate o! I h»- uioippri pT'a’dl ptil.ii.- (hey hrorr. bt with them ft mu the wot k
W'“ u’ aiiti.'in Ci* o tf'C p- O '’»• > f J »ok
lands o! th” U it« d Spates.u«>t uutp-tal. ► hop
'I wo sets <f gnaiils were on
Ou M *>u S red
performed. For more than three in any <»f th»- T» rritortes. a q-nititity o duty I tit t.eith. r noticed their e-ffa 'e
n>m and L .k- c emtie* 'h.»t ilt-y have C’tH
Yr.cMhs the so-called service has lands rqt;nl to the laud- wiibru the ’*'*»« I'tindrid dolDrs reward ta offered \s>lilatid _ - - _ _ ffirgtin.
met ced receiving their N«** Spring Stock,
been a mere farce, nav,worse than g» egri pical bruit” <'f.the grant t” the for th’-tr urre.-t, or 3WO'for li e u:re>t
I have low on Lnul a bmti ifu< »N^or ment of
••■nd that every day will» witn* s- addition« 'o
Road Com of eiti.e
a farce, actually subjecting the <>r»gaa G ntral Mditary
H
if,
Fonrh
Fi
“
»er?,
Wreuibf
a
rom
to cxistrm-t
road from
BLANKETS,*
the 1 •rg'-at reek of
Eìu e?«
TF^. L‘,»*e-i S miîf --, J u *. Lvht-o
people to loss and interfering ser- pany,
Last Fr.day l’ats'-ns and B tllock..
Eiger o City ti the south
G»
udtf,
ele.,»
¡c.
o
’
C
Al-
>
» fously
with the business ot the boundary of the S'ate. It i- bow tw • |.ri.”ouet.- in ti»«- Wa-lt in.t ncolpii»
FLANNELS',
«scapi »] whii«' » x< mis ng ilp m-
eountre*. Tht? department: has l>< »er»» the C" tatui lit « ou Pubic j»»il,
Rut trick. Patterns I
OB Uti K? Ltti CBJuk LL
-»•he- l»y cii-tmg »rood m t.! « jail y ml
CASSIMERES,
been fully informed ot lhe condi­ Lft’ida.”
Bn It ck r. ti first ami wa- pur-aed by
atei lie W.raer H-altti Corre’.
We h.ave in tore given slight in- •T ill'i Rje>- n?».l t» c ip' med. after lead­
tion of atfairsji nd vet it is evident
A bor le’!- troni > du-i .» t |.r >nipl’y tliled.
DOESKINS,
Ew-ry ib l.g -• l<l.r!«e;i¡. f. r € »ÎJ.
that no vigorous measures have r 111 i u tion of out opinion that tin* ing l»i- :4’i»»fduv!J )Uiud - aj-i t a q.il ir1, r
» ■»*
F ». -1't.s dodged th«, tu-iu u tio
¿uU Ble « lim.’,. Vieeriuu nud'Culoru g, b ”e vetj
AND HOSIERY.
been taken to force the contractor claim ol this company to any more r was
HER CHA RISE
*V2*.16U
ie t t 1 look out for 111iu. limi kt» k- Le.*.eel iu LU«U■
'lit
ml
lor
work
done
ut»on
the
to do his duty. The inconsistency
L
ln>’ < fl'iiis lio..b. ran away io hi-» wk*
Airs. 11 D. Jones.
military
1
wagon
road
is
based
upon
atri
««.taped
to
the
wools,
bot
wa**
establishing o, a daily
mail
route
►
*■
...... our a1 ter ward•> F“**<pr nred,
a:id then allo wing a regular block­ fradideiit repi-esentations, », anti
Ev*i b ought to this matket. They duairr t*.
erwilliger
ade of mail matter through the opinion remains unchanged; but
The Cititiese of Ltyisville 19 i>i
ray to wety tmdei of tliix paper,that if
rascality or uieouipctenee ot con­ as between this bill and rhe out* fiutili»’ r. being unable to » biniti any
la prepared to do all kiuds M-
tractors to continue for three long introdmed in the »Senate last ses­ I t inpioi ment. fitliiT at Wisinug or
pac.kbJ up their traps on DA INI ING,
GRAINING
month» is not very creditable to sion bv Grover, we would choose /rubbing.
la-t Sitordav, anil left that part of the
TAfiiOARD GOODS SO D H THt
— AND—
the Post Muster General ami his I he former as t he lt*ss< r of two co:in:v it i- hoped forever The citi .
assistants. There is no portal evils. 'This bill will give lhe z»‘t>s ujoieed very nincli at getting rid
route in Southern Oregon, except company land in the territories, of tin* G unes«, am] they fited all alivi
LOWEST MALIKET BRICES
W agon and B uggy P ainting .
of 19 guns iu honor uf ilit*
the through rout»* from California but will protect Oregon from its sn'nte
a
apeeuitty.
eveat.
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to Portlaud, so important as this, rapacious clutches, while Grover’s
Work i’cne ut living rute».
Ciè~*
France
proliicfil tn th-' year ending
bill
would
have
given
to
the
com
­
Will do it, they prop,,«!• to do the largest
and the contractor should be com-
J.i«», the enormous arronnt of 800.9(10
mnANKING THE rUBLTC FOR PAST FA-
pany
thousands
of
acres
of
the
pidled to.carrythe mails upon sched-
000 i'<.'in<!a < f be» t i»»<>t btigsr. Tlier»- «L Vural to ni. a sEaie uf Ite s i. e'.u I e future.
bu.Mner» thia aptiug ami Riitnine', ever
ale time every day or give place choicest public land in Oregon. are 501 manti faculties :»f l»- et tool
don« bar ’hem in the l*a-t five
—OLD AND NEW.—
to* someone else who will cany McGowan, of Michigan, has ap­ sugar tn that country, attd all suece«b-
iftl.
yetrr\ ami that they ean
them. The Department has in­ parently more regard for the in­
~
■- -v-r
y-j t /. t '
terests
ot
the
people
ol
Oregon
formed Huntley, the contrac­
positively make it to-
ASHLAND and LINEVILLE
tor ,lihat he had better s c to having than Grover has.
lhe mlvantag«* ijfevery one
the mails carried a little better,
The New Constitution sub­
to Call upon tl.em in A»hland-
and Huntley sent word that he mitted to the vote i.f the cit zens
EXPRESS,
Arc invited to send in their orders
and test lhe irttrh of their abortions
would’ come down and see about of (’ali'oi iiin on the 7th was
it wlieu he could iiml lime. Aft»*r- adopted by a majority of over ten LI. F. PHILLIPS, Proprietor,
and are assured that they shall Tin y will npare no pains to ltiaitituin, mot
ward he sent word that his time thousand. San Francisco and
receive prompt; attention at Tully than ever, the reputatiun of tLeir
was too precious,:iud that he would >:!; rauieri’.o both wem against the i S NOW RUNNING A IT ICK BETWEEN TnTS
prices that defy competition.
house, as the tu.kiiowled«p*»l
1 ¡l.ie nd I.i «vil, w ie i <■• v ► A-I.l nt i'ii
Fountain
&
Farlow,
semi an agent.
Meantime the cu' stitution, the former however, ii Muid
j,7 a . M ,« f «• t< h w < k, ¡rr'.vii'gat I.'tikvi ie
people are wiihout nmil sei' ice, only bv about I ,-500 votes, 'l he Tu-ed }’ »v-iitu. le v - Lukvblc f r return t ip
BE SELLING *ut Hoir St. ck t<.
and* are compelled to wait for new insirument will go into effect W-dii:- ! y iuur»i g, r ivingat AstiUbi lini s !. y
tn ike r uat kr
evoui
relief until it suits Huntley to at­ as (ai- ; s it concerns the eleclion
tend to tl'teta.
The assistant of oilici rs, upon i ho -1th of .1 lily Fare e. ch « y)...................................................... oo
New
G
qq H s T> «
I
I
’
rir.it-
kicks
furtiirhxl
a»
.
ty
iim<*.
[IS-
f
postmaster general played with next. In its bearing upon all
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lhe case by telegiap’niug to 1‘ost- < tîiùr matteis it takes ellect at
ASHLAND WtfUUR MIUS.
CALL on them inrn ; liat-ly at 1
C I - •
msftur Ilelman to hire someone noon on the lirst day of January, Forwarding and Commission
to carry the mail until Huntley HS0. It provides for a gt neral
Staple end Fa c> Cccdi
Agrnt,
should < boose to take the matter elect ion on the first W ednesday iu
!
BARGAINS
in hand,but bv the same dispatch mxt September,
Groceries, H ¿riware, Cloth­
►September, when a clean He Iie MURTON
he tied Mr. Helman's hands com­ sweep of the state and county
W- 11. ATK1.XSON,
pletely by limiting the amount of oiliceis will la* made, from gov­ I
ing, Boots, thces, Hats, Caps,
!J«:s« t>!icRr Gr«*^on
.'KC1.ETAKT.
pay to a figure at. which no one ernor down, including judges of
A r. «RGE AN I» ( OM VOUTOU' W \RV_
iUintiy and Brets Goods.
,could possibly be had to carry the the supreme, district ami county E UH BJ AS li.ii-
Aui| i- i o-.i •• slor T > k'h> ni
MARBLE
»v ry kit.'l <4 pri H’ <■•*. Me cìlu i - <.f Sui.’l.e n
mails. We may J overestimate the courts. A high court or commis­ Or«'jl"li w i 1 limi il tu tlieir iute ei-t tu sh'p i, I Ir. 'g il
Crockery Glass and Tin-
interests involved, but it seems to sion, consisting of three members ti roi gii n i- il .ii — .
W<» 1. b i- n, li«iu- i.i < s, • te , c '’'Pieni* l io n y
us that this route is of sufficient im­ is to bt* elected to establish rates c re'<»r-a e oi >1.1, n.e.ii «il rete v iuu.pt ut Ch- ASHLAND? WARBLE WORKS,
Ware. Shawls. Wr?p-
I n.
portance to warrant the Depart­ of charges by railroad companies Fr.-i/Jit
per ton......................
81 O(>
80
ment in sending thither an agent and regulate other railroad mat­ Salt per car load ..................
per»,.C leaks.
t-*’ Muik go <1-c i< ».1 II. !.. M.
i4S-3-r.
with authority to have the mat s ters. Much good is anticipated
put through temporarily at the by the fi iemis of the instrument,
J. H. Russell, Prop’r..
lowest figure for which it could be and real barn is f’«*ared l>v its op­ The Fast Trotting Stai
!>•»!, '
A- , ev tyl; U g
«-»pit... • <j-
done. Lt the government had ponents. We believe both will
lion,
A YING AG \ IN SE1 TLEI IN THIS
r-n*l ..t-
taken such a step long ago, with
be disappointed to some exten
place -ini tuned mi e« ir«* at.iutiun
H
the intention of recovering from
to the
the contractor the amount of extra
Dual h cf ¡I ni. K. N. Co .ko.
SJUllIKlVs A' l) S'rUTIi B v-T: IL"
pay required,perhaps Mr. Huntley
MARBLE
BÜÍINES?,
would have found time to coii.e
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
OREG »N.
— IVrr.L stand the present Reason of
and straighten matters out before / Another of tl.o car y p’on^ers of 1S79 < < ti.m»’ti’’ing on A. til 1st and 1 am prepared to fill all orders with neat
CLOTHING. BOOTS,
/Ot' con has Did u-i'ie the burden- of a • ndit g July lt)rh. f i •• v. il I I e at A-l.- ib-iS aud di-patch.
this time.
AND SHOES.
• j busy life and sought >epo«e upon the latiil i'tir.'davs ami ut Piani x Wednr«
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS
other sitie of the dark river of death
I
PLANING
.
FURXHTRE, SASH, BLIND
1)0*. JR AND MOLT D-
1NG
OREGON.
A1Ì kinds of Planing, Moulding*
Twining, Circtrfar anX
Scroll Sawing.
Furniture and Ornamentai
Carving, Etc. fecne
io Order.
^Ei!'Furniture Sirh. L oot « Blinde and*
M- uldilig c u-tau i un Laud
ami m d to tMdet.-
—5—• • o
MARSH & lO.
JUST RECEIVED
—A T TSE—
ASHLAND DRUG STORE
The largest stock of
DRI CS, MLikliiNiS, HOLl
SCHOOL REA DERS.
Ho’*. E. N Cooke ill»-’! nt 1
ttsiilt t.er
iu l-iiletu yest«rduy at 11-15 a . m .after
Tn our article upon this subject a brief, bat patiifnl lilne.-s bavin«
last week we took the ground that l.e: n taken down on Wednisdi:! h»»t
the benefits resulting from a change since v. iiteh time l»<* lias radi«*d sev.'ral
times, cansinu liis It.ends ’o hope tur
of readers in our public, sltools l.is *lti(io:t‘ rccoverv, which hopes
would not be great enoui h to have been thus blasted. Ho stiff nil
justify the expense attendant upon acute pi;in hip ! during Lis lust 11 lie s
was the victim of triqitetit severe sink
tJie purchase of now books. At inu
spell*, I.
l.is
is Ilf«»,
111'.', appata
appat i ntlv,
nt I v, I..a
l.a’ig-
that time v.e had not earned of ing by a n.ere
l«>r l.onrs
Lours at u
;.ere thread b>r
the liberal terms upon which a tine 1 lie la-t one ci'me rm yester'lay
tn.d it wus
Wai» plaPily
plat’ily seen
change of books could be made, ti.ori illg. tit.d
death ba l inutked him for Ins own
and upon the premises we argued II” call- »1 his fa oil» n»'i;i;i-l Ill’ll and
from we believe our view was w .8 conrciotis to th»* vs ry List. A num I
correct. But we have since had b<r o! lot i-nate friends were with him,
>lid wheli f eai y It t» spirit winded ite
n ore information upon the matter fligl
t to r.t kt i >•»11 w.‘> <ls al ove, all re
and it now appears to us m a aliz d ’l ilt >111' t » r good muu was g< n»«
totally different light. l’rof. L. J. Dorn; ;g I.is 1 ist lilt.i ss he up- c.ir.-d |<i I
Powell called upon us last week, tully rvii't z * Ins c Hidit'.o i atid was
ready aid waiting wl eu the snn m<>ns
and from him we learn that the ca
111«'
He ha<l, with bis nconntmuetl
publishers of the best reading »■»rethought,
ought. tu i aogi <1 a'l l.is i irihli
huiidxom» 1 ] y y forthose
books to be h ad in America oiler, ulla.i.'«, , providing hi;i:<!>otn*
w’.om l.e L» Id n»ost dear. at:d wbiMi »»£ <
jur the sake of introducing their last he i ( ar* »1 t he rm stic slii re it was
books in Oregon,to exchange new wt'th a hopefoli.'« is i,t d cotitidenc»*
books for the old ones iqron terms gloiicns to conté tu i late. lio «vas at
which are
al to or better than p» are r. :’ti God hi d man; and bail long i
tvu-i <1 t > fear death. H.s ti.iad
ail* Ut-veu tr
The new books .since
wa* active to the ver,, last, and altliirngh
will be given fur the old em s now b'O «. ai to Speak at any h llKtll. lie
in use tor a merely nominal ex­ rei-ogt iz »1 ad * ho visite I him ut.d hsd
hitnl word lor each. His i!ea;L Ita-
change piice iu cash, amounting ¿x C'i't
a gloom over the city such ns is*
to from five to lifteeu cents on the seid- tn feh, ns he was a cilizeh known
book. No matter how old or how am* revered by all.
Mr Cooke was horn l.ear Adams.
much abused tilt* hook now in use
J.fferson coiitily. N. Y , on ti e 20. i>
may be, a new reader, of a much Guy of 1\ I rtniry, 18’0. and w 1» Lis
better series, may be ha I 'yr it :>»■ tor’s tan.i y move»! t > Omo in 1817.
trorn any agent of the publisher The recital of ineid»*nts of hi- eatlv
‘e w is if the deepest in'ere»t and
and they will be within reach of h
I n viuti” to I i- »li «tl* he had prepared
every school in lhe state.) Upon the iticnjorji.da «nd partially written a
such terms as these we should sketch of his curiy 11!»-, wt ich although
certainly favor the change, and but puriiutly complete, &L -unds in in-
’u faits
He wna married to
think Prof. Powell should be sus­ t»-r«s!i
El Z» Va» dert'ook in the year 1835 and
tained in his efforts to accomplish came to Oiet<'li ”1110 plains act >ss” in
1851 settling in t'tii- county where be
it.
has j.ir:r.‘ resid» »!. He lived on a farm
Fred Douglas said in his Staun­ in tlie Waldo Hills for a niifut»» r of
and eventually moved to Salem
ton, Ya, lecture the other niirht: year*,
with v; ..ose mt» r-sts atid advan‘etuent
“It is a mistake for the negro to he lia» been ch¡s» ly al ied until to day.
move north; one of the most un­ On almost everv hand we s» c motín-
fortunate predicaments that can mente of Lis-thrift, i’ldn-try and en’er
e. Ills integrity, honesty ai d bn*
be imagined is n negro in a snow­ pri
n:i ss qsoL’i« at ui s brought him c<m-
bank; it don't look right, the col­ ■ »1 icnomly I t-fote the people, ami in
j 1802 he was elected Mate treasurer by
ors don’t, blend harmoniously.”
¡ a Landeeme mnjority. So faitlifully
The proposed Woodrer tf scien- ■ did be fu hl! the trust F«-po»»’<l tn him,
. .... tj: .
i-.
i» tl at be w»s
i'cle
Hfie .M'ediionnH.iu.d
use work)..
, ,rlr
K,,h •»>•>! i» 1831, an!
:e < xpedttivn ait.ubd the world
URs Cm i;|‘SCil f;.| V, ;;i t <! !it»_,(L<.
I
hnuvf ti I*»' fnr'v
that
DAY GOODS, ETC.,
— Ev. r recetvtd’in A.-bbad—
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Stationary,
Toilet Article*-.
-TOYS-
Iu grtat variety »ldufu.w aid varimi» de*‘|-nf
—PL Rii WINES
J ND—
Pip e Fi Tobacco
- A N D—
— Cigar?,—
PAINTS, OILS, V a RNI P, GLvfi.
BRUSHES. | TC.. ETC
• ANDIES, NUIS * s i. FINE CONE ECTION
a ii>>*
G .-f • J • e» ii «»Ut «*•! * f li« ti..*-r* «1» 'g-.
TRAVINO 1 OUGHT I PF. IN I EK Ml O
W
•*-»•11 Atri .
»•*
A khi . a . xi » L>i*.v»» S*ui >, I
• »» I |v- e-f till y p >t|« *.t
< «•
: g»- M 1 ■' ♦ ;« t)-. tt >
*.l> r*.l‘
I rG ««ri. Dr . .1.
• 3-24 .
IRON and STEEL
Executed in any description of
M arble .
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Attenticn
ND,
Y R E K A, CAL I F O I»’ N
¡TO
ANNOUNCE
OPEN
Lard;
Hams,
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FOE Tilt INFORMATION OF
DEALER* AND CONSUMERS
GOODS
THEY WILL S a Y’ THAT
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A)
Doeskins
FbUnnels,.
Clollduy,
Blankets,.
and" Pocket
Cutlery
Wagon- Shop,.
Bacon.
Eggs and Butter.
SHOE STORE
“Orow With the Place/’
TRAPE
FOR
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NL TLEY
Table
1HKY- ARE:
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THANKS TO THE IU3L1C
THAT
ALWAYS
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE.
BOOT
t. F
J NS£N
For Blacksmiths* and General
use.
STOVES, TINWARE, HARDWARE,
PEDiGREE-Ophir was sited
Special
th. (!» ht>rat<d tr* tlitlg s’ -I ion, K**n
tiii’ky Hunter, h- by Br-k.-n Leg
Paid to orders from all pirts 0*
Hut ter. of Ne v York; g i itnd' tre. Sor
rel Hunter; great uramlsit”, Ol I Iven-
SOU III» BN OREGON.
tmky Hunter; great gnat grandsire,
11 igidiitider.
Pi iee»r rytasonal'le— Addremi
PINTS USANO lass
8 rrel
Hunt-r’s Dim was a Sir I
J. H. R ussell ,
IL ury mare from Keiittick», from
lo 34 v3 ljr
A-hlcud. OregoD.
whi'hth” m:me K“t-t «cky originated,
Cheaper than any other House
die ii >im* of* i.iirit.-r w >s »lertv« d from
in Ashland.
Ills English Hui,ter blood.
Kentucky Llimters’s dam (from a
Moonshine mare ) was sired by the
L ard C ans ......... 15. D ollars p 'r. 100
—OF TUX—
i rot t:in! st al I ion H »rden H u1.1 *r; gr.*''»1 •
W ater B uckets ...................... 50 cerna
-ire. S -rnl Huu'et; gri nt grandsire,
O »1 K utiicky
Hunter, great-great
gr.v d ire, HigiiLimler.
Winchester Repeating Rifles from
This is a cornet pedigree'of Ken
tueky Hunter, ami ut'ikea him about
seven eighths Hau er; or, perliU) 3, bet­
ter known as Messenger blood, and
w liidt baa be- ti thoroughly proven to
lie t' e fastest and lies; stock of horses
ever it:tr«'d'’.C‘-il into the United S ates.
&
< 'phir’s Dam was sir>»i by Divid
Hill; tor dam was sired by Piince Al­
bert, a M> sseneer owned l»y William
—Next do »r to the Po-t uffiee—-
Reynolds, of C»iu.-a coun y, C»iif<n-
n’a. Opliir’s dam is now owned iu
Sn.ta Clara county by Dr. C. I L.
Extra Boston *yrup.
French; her dam is owned by D. M.
For ih»*ir Libe-d Pa'ronng«». which her
lU-avis, of Butte coiintv. They are
sept” us te-'i'i o *y their appre-
both fi««, largì» timi spi« t>»i¡.l mad-Gii».
cialiuu Ilis purpose is to
P edigree of O phir ' s I> ams S ire —
D.vul It 11 v » uh hir'd by Block Ll”t);
••
tn- I.i D'Vid Hill’s c«di brute»! trntiii.g
► 'illioti Ba»*k H.i'.k,- !.«■ I>_v Stieriuaii
M»>r<iUi.- ti»- bj Jnatin Morgan, and tie
b. Tine Bi ito«, who was imptirted
B, F. REESER.
(r -m England and. nsed by General HE IS IN EAVOB OF THOSE WHO
Ashland, Oreg. Nor. 15, 1878 tf.
DeLancy ha a clixrw r on Lug lalund.
tu lili. D »vid Hill ► »lam w a” t o t In
WEAR GOOD DOOTS AND
H »tbi'b ti'liian; lie by Alala lab; lie t>v
old Mesnbrin”, and lie bv. imporled
jJZ’sOoe 'CPüaatxa*..
M' S«-en>it r The dam of [Lirubtetonian
a a»» Charle-» Kent’»! mare by importi »I
B • Hound» r
r p 11E UN DER'IGN El» WIEL.B E.FDUN I •
Malet iai? of all kind*, auch as
TSll dS—Siuirli* sprvicf* $20. pnvablv in
1 at hi- tdiOj» oi Mun H'reel, two <I oo * b
.»■> V ilH'e.
I or thi’ t-enfOti. ' ¿0, p.»:»l»le .»t
f oni the livery stable', where he is p» ep'.n-d
—FRENCH—
il a e ni ihl-uf. I l'iirince $10, parali!«
to do »di kinds ot work iu bitline I the
AND
wit Ü il :< ieci‘1 t.iini‘ i ih .t thè in »re is in
io* e”i prio*.
f.nl
ALLIGATOR GOOD3,
All P‘ s-ib'e c ne will be liken by nn «x-
WAGON’S, BUGGIEa AND ALL KINDS
Aid'iinjtblog'efce thavtte public iwajr r Hire
|>' t i’-uc <1 ll:»n(i, wh I til iru'igtl V II (le‘-
► t;in<! i tfie tieuimeet <4 nt ires ..n<l I o s- s,
toOrder.
t.« nv id acci’letus; bat will t'o’
ALWAYS ON HAND,
resp.in-
-ilje Shuttli!
iil'V o<Ctl
r. PastiiTige tuin-
slioithl imv
efctt'-.
And nil'work goiti’ti up in the
i-be I it f. :«-•'« Ulte I 1'0- .
Repairing of ”11 kinds ’one with di»patch
S. L I) » Nt ¿L-, p¡- ipriet r.
r.tI) *«»d .-ce me
VERY i*EVr STYI.E.
Jo.i\ Co *. ax Gr m.
d'Ctel
noi’fi
«T7HK RALP»L
GE’b NUTLEY
GEO.
I- U ti» i « <t > • |
i .| -
• N » IM’r »ì
Lv | . u
A MULL ASSomiENT OF
Il E A l> > T O N ES .
l>v i
LIQUORS—
TIBEETS
MON IM. ENTS,
- lie has n UecoiUef áío.7-
a ' d
-Fu* n.edic'l pnrp«»»«,-
FOR CASH.
datf«; the baiane»» of the week ut Mtn—
t.iiiu's t.f.ilil. m J»rksonvi11«.
DE'CRIPTfON— Ophir is a beanti
ful d ok ci e.-fnitf. wiih uit mark « r
► pot. 15 Gami- 3lz4 it.dirs bivi:, ami
weighs 1 2i)0 p<ot d- a splenditi nil <1
di-p’is tion, and will he 19 years old on
the 15th day of July.
I’erfuiHrry
-AN 1J*-
HEADQLTARTERSj
-O phir -
■ — <
We will contrae’ to de-igtr and dieci a?
kind* of bnihlii gs
W. eu .fe-ir»ibi» te>
tlioae employing »»►, ve u || furniab al> thr
H h et ia! r* quite«) ioi t e c.'iim n»-t
et
any building fciuly 1« r o««iip nv [u I»t!
Bargains !
Bargains t
Bargains !
Selling off Cheep
as itl i n d
cwt a n i r£ s r R.TIÍ r.
PATRONS,
A
MILL.
A X D
Millinery Store.
J. N. T
A,F. QUI íes . j . b lurk
^.P MARSH,
t
THEY KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND'
A LARGE SUPPLY
OF
EVERY
KIND
OF
Cassuneres,
Aiwa;« on hand and fur sale at lowest prices
^rThe highest market prices paid f<>r”tt,%
AND DISPOSE OF^ THEM?
WHEAT — OATS— BARLEY— BACON
CHEAPER, i
—AND LARD----
THAN THEY CAN BE PROCURED ELÊE-
WMEEB,
©dÖOÜUB
CS?S3rXB3
I
Of Vehicles. Matte
1
AND FURNISH A FIRST-CTAsJ ARTICI.E<
AT THAT.
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