THE FRIDAY.. ASHLAND TIDINGS. ....MAY 16. 1870 EoCAIj BKKVlTli:». r M t . A. W. Bish made ns a pleasant call last Monday. The fruit ciop in Scott valley is re­ ported killed by the frost. Read the notice to those having ac- eonDts at the Pioneer Store. Slight rumblings of thunder were heard in Ashland Tuesday morning. Postal Agent Steele passed thrtugli town going northward last Thursday. The stage road down the thither side of the Siskiyous is being repaired aud graded. A load of freight frotn R'ading passed through town fol Jacksonville Tnesday. We have received handsomo sample books of Miller & Richards, type founders, San Francisco. Tbos. Smith is putting up a brick building near his house, to be used us a milk bouse and root house. W. H. Atkinson will start for Read­ ing in a suort time to meet his father s family on their way to Ashland. L. 8. P- Marsh went out to Willits’ mill on Keun creek the other day to order lumber for the Masonic hall. A fire at Crescent City on the 3.1 damaged wharf buildings to the ex tent of about one thuu-uiud dollars. Charley Jfoser, of tho Shr, has tied the blue ribbou io his coat with a vow to wear it until a Democratic president is elected. A very jlcasant social party was given at Mr. B. F. Reeser’e Wednesday evenlug. Neaily fifty young folks were present. The case of U. 8. and B T . Dowell Vs. W. C Griswold will be tried for the third time at the July term of the U. 8. district court. Jos. Cruiu has solJ his fine freight­ ing team, and the purchaser is now oa the road for Yreki with a loal of flour from the Ashland .VilL Mr. Thos. Smith shot a cat that was nnder his chicken house the other night. It was of the pole variety—as all the neighbors will testify. Miss Florence Hutchinson, who has been teaching in the public school at this place, Btaried for her home in Like county last Monday. She wi.l probably return to Ashland at the end of vacation. Kat-ko«> at’, the Chilicat Indian who murdered Tbos. J. Brown, tn Alaska, territory, last January, was hang d io Portland Monday of last week for t he crime. He met death with stolid in- diff-rence. A Beatty organ to cost $185 has been ordered for ‘be Union Sunday school of Jacksonville by the ladies who have been managing the concerts given for the purpose of raising the wherewithal for that purpose?. Rev. J. R. N. Bell, of Rosebnrg Presiding Eidlace«lms been awarded to Marsh & Co , who are to furnish everything and do all tile work. A number of bids were handed m for I he various branches of the woik, for furnishing material, etc., but no other bid than that of Marsh & Co., including everything, and, judging from reSalts, none were as low. We have not vet learned when ‘■ground is to bo broken.” The Grand Lodge, Independent Order of Good Templars, will hold its F ine S tock . —Mr. Arthur Langell annual session at Salem, commencing was in town last week, being on his way Tuesday, June 17th. Misses Frances home from a brief sojourn in our val­ Myer and Irene Chitwood and Mr. C. ley. His trip has resulted itf the addi H. Gillette have been chosen as dele tion to the stock of his ranch in Lake gates from the Ashland Lódge. County of a fine three year old colt by It is rumored that the Oregon& C Ji- Scamperdown, purchased of Evan fornia railroad has passed iuto the con­ Reams, and a magnificent Durham trol of either the Uuiou Pacific or tbs bull, one of the finest animals we have Centra’. Pacific company, and t'ait a seen in this country. Mr. Langell has narrow g'tage ext andon is to ba b til; been improving his stock for sometime, southward from Rwebarg as far n and will food buvo what we may well Ashland. We should be glad to du I term a first-class stock ranch. the rumor well founded. I ts E ffkct —Houck has a CbineBe The Yreka Journal says-- Among the cook, the only one in town, aud in one old pioneers signing the roll of day Mr. H took four Chinese letters the Siskiyou County Pioneer As- Irom his postoflice box for his cook. sociation lust Saturday was one wbo We havo not been advised of the con­ came to this coust in 1847, under Com­ tents of the letters, but presume they modore Jones, in the U. S. Navy, the were from California ‘ cousins” win- person being James M. Smith, of feel that .they must tear themselves Little Shasta. He comes next to away from a state which has adopted Stephen H. Meek in Siskiyou, as an a constitution which discriminates early pioneer, the latter haviug coule against them, and who are inquiring if to this coast in 1833. Asblai d offers auy inducements for Chinese settlers. We fi-ur they huve C hinese L eper —A Chinaman on applied at the wrong place.- Applegate, who was shunned by bis Colwell Gjutiuue.t. In our complimentary notice last w« ek of the U. S. mail sub contractor whose name appears above, reterence was made to bis dealing with a boywho bad been carrying mail for him. Ou Saturday last Colwell brought the boy into our office with him and iu his presence handed tia the following which he said the boy wished us to publish, the boy also signifying us much when we questioned him: HORSE MEN. Prograiniue of Teaclici’« Institutif The following is the programme of exercises arranged for the i.tutitu’.ei tc? be held at Jacksonville rut week: T hursday ; M at 221. E vening — 1. Music; 2 Organizi- tion; 3 Music; 4 Ad d r css o f Welcome; 5. R^spons«'; G. Music; 7. Addr^^by L. L Rogers; 8 Music; 9. Rem^^Biy L. J. Powell; 10 M usic. FRIDAY, MAY 23.1. M orning .—1 Opening Exercises. A shland , M hj 9ih, 1879. 2 Music. 3 Orthoepy and Orthogra I seen an article in the T idings phy. 4 Musib. 5 Reading 6 Music about a little boy working for Mr. 7 Iutermission. 8 Music. 9 Geography. Colwell. I am the boy that worked for Mr Colwell and I never sail that what A fternoon —1 Music. 2 English is represented in the j-sue of the 9:h Grammar. 3 Music; 4 History. 5 instant is not true I have every con­ I fidence in Mr. Colwell and he has Music. treated me well. E vening . — 1 Music 2 R Citation C harles A nderson 3 Music. 4E-say. 5 Music. 6 Address Colwell told ns the boy came to him by Rev. J. N R B. II. 7 Mii»:fr. voluntarily and offered to publish suck SATURDAY, MAY 21th. a card, but the boy came to us altei- M vmn 'NG.— 1 Opening Eiercist1'. 2 ward and said that Colwell bad prom Mu-n*. 3 Mental Arithmetic. 4 Music iaed to pay him his money if he would 5 Penmanship. 6 Intermission 7 do it. He asked us to read it to him again, and upon hearing the last sen­ Mu «ic. 8 Common Fiuctions. 9 Music. A fternoon — 1 Music. 2 Multiple- tence. “I have every confidence in Mr. Colwell, and he has treated me well," and Divisors. 3 Music. 4Orgauiz«- he said Colwell had not read that to tion. Management an 1 Disciphne of him aud he would not subscribe to Sch'iol.s b> Prot. P »well 5 Music. that. This is a specimen of the shallow E vening . — 1 Music. 2 Rechatton. 3 i tricks to which Colwell bus reehrted to I Muu-id. ration.$800. the last week one mail has come in School at 2:30 with B.ble classes f.»r ported s allions as well aa a ntmber of J 8. V. a.'z to F. H« bt r 214 aeri s in frotn Lakeview, ths letters being post Jac'««'nvilie precinct. Cuus.derati«?u, i old aud jdifng. Prayer meeting every country men and was supposed to be a ; graces. Tin* grailes of this Block «re new G overnment C ontracts The U S. marked, Apr. 25:h. The following is «1 500 Thursday evening at 6:30, A «eneral j going in o the Chicago asd New York mar­ | leper,died last week,and was hurried at Quartermu'ter at Fort Ki.imath will the record of Postmaster Helman for J. II. Penn and wife to Miry Dm- invitation and a cordial welcome to all, kets, and readily biiig 50 to 75 per nt J Jacksonville. received bids until Muy 2(>:h for th« the past week.- for ii premi-e.i in Jaeksoaville. Cun- I mo e than the common stock of w ork Loreve.' AV. T. C hapman , Pastor. tUruiiibing and delivery of 820 00«. lb- sidcraliun, ¿550. ARRIVALS. N ew S et of B ooks — Tho Ashland Ths above shows the reput alfouibia leek of oats. 5(5«. DOO lbs of hay. 12G 000 lb Wm. Cippiousand wife to J. P i The United Brethren will hold a May, 7 Lodge, A F. £ A. al., baa received Failed. quarterly meeting at Root ’ s CLappel ba», ’ where (bey have bad over 26 years ■* Wu kt r. 40 acre- in Ashland precinct. uf straw, 700 «oriH of soft wood and «I A. H. Boomer, ageut for 8. C. Hunt from San Francisco a full set of blank 8 .......................................... Failed. Co'isidtr_iion, $5(). i experience with them. the third Saturday and Sunday (17ib • I ley, Is expected to reach Ashland books, blank receipts, etc., to replace 3 200 bushels of charcoal. Scaled pro 9 ....................................... Arrived. H »Uriah D Jones und husband to and 18ib) in May, the Saturday meet­ • c to-c»orrow, upon business connected those lost in the fire. The outfit is posals will bu received at the office of See '.he money brought into thia county b/ 10....... Arrived from' Lakeview. John P. Walker, parcel of ¡aud in E leu ing to bee in at two o’clock I*. M. the Chief Quartermaster of the Depart ­ tt the sale of W hite 1’ bixci colta and lllieo. with rhe Lake View mail contract. 12 ....................................... Arrived. preouct. Consideration, ¿500. complete, ami of the best style. ______ ■£______ ■ ________ ~ • » ment <>f the Columbia ut Vancouver There have been 45 bead sòld end lakea ont J M. Kennedy and wife to Wm. 13 ...................... Failed. •The ‘i»loated stockholders” of the MARRIED. N otice .—All those interested in until May 20.h next for tlie transpor- ¿>f the county, which brought $13,317, a* Hnil ’ .nun, 60 ucrea iu Willow - Springs D epartures . West Ashland Ditch company were out 1 tying a water pipe from the Ashland tation of 209,600 pounds, more or less. .t-er.ige price o'f nearly $276 ¿aih; t!fei pie.-inct. Consideration. $500 Mav, 7... .............................. Departed. iu full force lust Sutuaday with their WALZ -LACY—A« 'he r« lilence <>f Mr. John Licj, flour mill to the woolen factory, f«.r a of military supplies from Roseburg to M j 7'1«, bj ll«v. M. A. Willi lui-, Mr. John iV.ux weiè mostly sull when under two yoirs ole. “ , 8... . . .Failed — no sacks here. J. 1. Rowhmd ami Wile to J. J. R;iv,-‘ ai shovels cl«-ai.iug <>ut the aqueduct. d M m Ad » C. L cy. lau I, 36 32 acres in Jaek.-uovil;e pre many oi them at weaniug lime. Thev were supply of water to lie used in case of Fort Klamath. Abo for tiai sportii g “ 9 .. .............................. Departed. cm t Coufidera:i.iii, ;40. Hon. J. H. Mitchell was given a pub fire are r« quested to meet in McCall the military mail »four Linkville to taken to California, Eastern Oregon, Wash­ “ 10... .............................. Departed. SPECIAL NOTICES. F Heber to Minerva Williams. 80 lie reception aud serenade at Roseburg it Baum's Hull n«-xt Monday evening ut Fort Klama'.h six times a w«ek. ington and Idaho Territories, and favorable “ 12.. .............................. Departed. acres in Table Ruck precin«:t. Consid- repo'ta have came from all, and in aererai last Fri .'• John D'lgiiu, 277 80 acres in Fable dr«-FS« <1 the people of Phoenix last «ml now nnkei quite a show. It i« Wnnr P rijìck baa not made a >Saion be»« i Rock precinct. Consideration. $288. Wi£J A.TJ1ER KEPOftT. dent, urn veil iu Aihliul Wednesday All those having accounts ai the Pi­ since 1873. Tn« eday evening upon the subject of probably th - largest frame (hut )i:>* A < X. Mai tm to John SiZcmort-, 169 oneer Store are hereby notified that it evening, an 1 wil! spen I a day or two The following i- the local weather re edncutioD, end at the solicitation of <-ver been raised in this part of lb« Every business man knows that large, acres in Table R n k preciuct. Consid j is to their iuti-rest to cal! and settle be­ here looking up the interests" of his port for the week ending May 13th, era:ion. .960. many who heard him he Las consented country, being twenty-sx feethigh, a» G a .M and 12 M welf-fui med hoixo have alwayt' bron inf fore the 1st of Juno next, as the busi* paper. dem'iud ut good prices. i«> deliver a lecture upon temp« ran?e in uess change- Lauds, and payments one hundred fret long and thirty feet Williams and wife to F. neber, Mr John Bolt, the well known mer­ i date . weather . premises THERMTR. must l>e made. . , near Jacksonville. Consid — Colver’s H ill next Sunday evening. wide, and withal composed of very era’.iun. $ >500. chant of App!eg*4te, was m A-bland 49 3.v M. W. IlARGADINE. heavy timbers. Abont fitly men were --------- —----------- U S i Let Saturday, ami mailt* ns u-tl.ort cull. F or O akland .—Mr. Alex. Martin 6 A. M. i ¡«ti nt to J. IUmliû, J. 12 M. A. There Las been a good deal raid abitft at work, and und () Aland. Cal. Mrs. W. W Sévt-n milts Rouib of Ashland um me, and n<>t suiting tbé wants of lbw 293 Mr. R. Ball started for ThorntonV 10 F'ourt Pro'.-n-itlugi 39 54 aeeideut. occurring. Mr. Ford will ll Fowler and her daughter, Miss Mary 11 45 farmers and teamsters, etc., etc. 60 acres of land—Price $12.50 per acre. rancli, Jesephint* <-«>nn'y, last Moiidsy finish the building, arnl will proha 12 Ch ar .............. 48 65 Toe fo ¡lowing was transacted at the Tho.e parties that give currency and n48 2w C. B. KlNGaBURY. W a wagon l«>i»«l of provisious for Li»» Gass, who have been visiting their re— bly begin work upon it an soon as the 13 Cloudy............ 52 68 credit to tLe above me, to doubt, interesad May ti rm iatiyps and friends in the valley,accom i of County Court: son and others who ure mining on rafters shall have been ’ j laced in posh in . orne other at *ck, aud (never owned or panied them. The repoit of the viewers to assess Money MiViirK is M<>rt6y Mak­ Brigg-«’ creek. A nnoying .—There is an individual tion. ing. give the Percierons a Hid. damages to \\ . 8 King, al<. wing him Wilorrn thit a Hiv-J truss bridge, in or about Ashland who has been R ipe S trawrf . ru s . — N-»t with itand Here is what bki . iabi k mkx that are weH Geo. Nutley will sell for eaah men’s, non-.was adopted aud the road leading R ed M en ’ s C elebration .—Tho en to e »st over five tlious»nd <1 »liars, will ing the cool days and frosty nights umoying people bv sneaking about ku< w . in ibis coúi.iy say «u this mm ter* Women's and Children’* shoes ut Cost r» b\ to I ka Tribe «>' ¡heir lion-fH, peering into windows op Foot’s creek olaid «Led, be Inuit n »ro-n Ro^ne river at R:?c of thi-» backward spring weather,straw- tertninment g We. the mol'rsigned. Laving b ed. owned P iition of J. B Thomas and otheis Also men's good calf single »1? bdofs Point Work isit » b« ba-fuu as scan *< berres hav«» already begun to ripcD. Red Men at Yreka on Monday last was and otherwise) making himself tc<> or ns d «olm filé.I by the impor e.) l*«-icb- made by hand, for $8.00. la nb ir c in b > « 11. erou horses in'roduced into Óieg<>n bv W> The other «lay we had a handful of tine < a great success, ’ Nineteen gentlemen fami’iar. Upon one or two occasions for establishment of road leading from and eight, ladies w«re in 6. Myer ót A-LI’iml. believe tins stock to at lendini- Armstrong ’ s saw mill up Evans ’ creek when he L ns been det« cte:l he bus Frank Rivb*irn, late city marshal of ones sent us by Mrs. Baum, who ' FtHCSALE. I (>e a valuable acquisition to our stale, t Corvallis, wbolescaped from the jail in has as fine a patch in her graden as 'rem Jacksonville. lo tlw» morning • scaped capture only by lively retr< at was postponed for proof of posting no­ A good seco ni li.md biigzy. with t ingue tho c br«*d here all show their origin in a I 10 o’clock ti proe« ssioú v. ns f o-m«*e whiah sounded like road liu s 16« which wink borsra dined to the belief that it was this constructing ate »old. T i«* prodiu e ti mu the ludí bl«*od», stone culverts in hia dis- Friday with Mrs. Sitton and her fam­ to tie used as a store and sample room partaken of in II *d. Men’s Hull, The Tliirty-thrcc ilea IT ai Brood c 11« aud fit i'F, show the Petcbcron in tour ily, who Lad be«, n stopping for some for the goods made at the factory. evening witneasf d a brilliant ball in same man, if wo may call him such- trict. JI >i res. and in k'-np. llie motive of the indivudial may be time down near Rack Point. The bids In vi. w o. these Ge s the e can be no for furnishing rails for There wili also bi a tailor shop in the Turner s Hall. Tiie Jacksonville del They are well-brel, fim stock, all i’onbt iti .t ti e iiitióductioti «it the P*icbc merely n morbid curiosity, but we may improvement of llerriu’a lano were Says the Rin.-eburg 5A»»: “Twenty- same building. Lumber is npon the egalion pa^sjl through Ashland on Also fifieen «’•ion has and wilf C aucó a vahtab'e iuipri-se- i vouLgandof good size. say that he is in danger of a dose of rejeo ed. t«o immigrui|ts arrived in tin's city on ground for the work. i their return Wednesday. litad of getdtaga from four to six years m'eui uf our common si« ck. mid add to Ike- lead if be continues his annoyances. Wedne-day’s ' train, direct from the The covering of tho Bar Creek and old, aud ten Lead of yearling colts. financial interests of the counit v. ----------------------------- - S. Vandyke, A. M triia, T ea P arty — At the invitation of O ver a B ridge . — On Saturday last n L»»d of gruss hoppers, We suppose W ater M ain fjk i ike P urposes .— Gall’s creek bridges was referred to For particulars inquire at the S ’ . < Taylor, Jas. S i,vsgH,-. Mrs. O.Coolidge a small party of young Mr. Feibush of Fort Jones, was cros- : they are fleeing from the negroes. ♦ » C. F. BlaRe, A project is now iu contemplation for Commissioner M igra ler. Jol’ni 3TY; pity. PIONEER STORE, p. Pillili. ladies and gentlemen took tea at her ;ng the bridge over S:ott river below '»ringing a supply of water to the biisi G. W. l-'o Jyce, The job of furniehing and laying Buis to n «mall >i«un int w<»re audited. A shland , O gn . [45 G w . I>. CtiiipmsD, W. F rt«nger. house last Saturday. They were en­ he Ohio House, the lpir-»e >>*cime nn- neav portion of Ashland to be used in the brick of t|ie Masonic hill his b»en !•’. Heber, A F. R)n«lal, A d miniti ratoi ix’ xXOiií e. l>. Pc: egar, ßoiiat./. i Items S. Grub'*. given to Messrs. Eoi, Jacobs and tertained in the best style and most managable and backed off the bridge, •aso of fir?. The plan is to .build i agreeable manner, and after spending horse, buggy, driver and various other reservoir in the bill nbuve ».ho A^hlanc I/. B ooi-Wolll . E. G> e.-. Gner«n. The two hist named are Win. Juslie«.' otice is hereby given that J. ft'. Bunvar I, a pleasant evening, departed with the ‘longs all going into the river. M> mill, to bo supplied by the Applegate Our correspondent sends nt the fol­ now on their way hither from Rose­ I have this day be n ;iu; oiu’e • n«t- lier. M. À. ai lieu)'", WH) .'bay. wish that tea parties may become Feibush sustained some it j irieg >.b »■. ditch, which is at that point abont 100 lowing under date of Miy 7th 1879: imiiis rati x • I li e e-ia’e of W< ««ley XI cli- burg. fashionable in Ashland. e I. ih*c»*H'> d. Tte refoi •■ nil pc.-.- o h iiiilebt I ould ivilh thè abore g*-t likr a i lo • ' the head, but not of a serious character. Weather pleasant, but cloudy. feet above the street level of the public The Sentinel has rather a sensational O'l to S-l 1 t F'st- ar>- r< U«|c.-;.-il io s«;tJell (• meni [rum p««i ties tli >i li .it» l»r< <1 - « o« «<■«! * The horse and buggy after going some Ab >nt one iueb oi snow fell on the square. From the reservoir a large I siiii «* iistn dialc!y, and’ »iljivnvs b ;V ng account of the Chinese washermen V isiting S chools .—State Superin­ I 2nd ¡1st. listance down the stream finally cl iinis i gainst, sii l cstaie are noi.fi.d* io' youi’g stock fioui tny 1 or ck in Cab o~«i>U W j a.a ; tu vulpv*. t-jis •;*■ donbtedly correct however, th«»y did last Saturday, and on Monday started brought up in .Yr. Ackley's field with­ and to the Woolen mill. At intervals ; All the grain iu thi4 section is grow­ .A-bla-id. .J.uksi:i (oitiiy, OrcjO'u, duly Oregon. Washington, b! oi , ;.ml M ( R“fnge mei-ting -toek) and «a« pso has^il !r*-m oie <*f ii»r P erhaps .—The papers which op- ! given great satmfaction. and we trust house at Pnoecix, for which a fifteen family of his son Eugene, started for was held last Tuesday evening with n posed tho adoption of the new consti­ we m iy see him I ere again. he-: t'F«e e f in I- r* i>c«-, nml hi« j> o In «• in ti.is state si ow him to^ be a >o. 1 ► •ock mill tax was levied, is not likely to be Albany to visit his daughter who is full house. On motion Hon. J E. tution in California predict direful Will make the ensuing season, Henry Vinson came very near meet- t it or accomplished ut pr«»sent, a lock of some living at that place. says: ing vr'th a serious accident the ot her commencing A1 n il 7th’ and end­ The partv will Murphy was chosen President, Gm • ffects to that state. The kind having occurred in the arrange­ go all the way in a hack. Mr. Walrad Joseph G. Wall. Vice Pr«-sider ARÄB i A N BOY and BOBBY BURNS ' J. Wenger, L. F Cooper, and F. Kncx has a constitution. Her laws are other persons for like work in tLe plac< the first time in 12 years, we are on the S ir R oderick is a dark bny W!| each serve a llini’e«! innubi «.( miro A ddress by P rofessor P owell .— will present to the proper authorities equit .ble, s»ablo and- constant. She where they I e ” wn.uing side in this county, and have is cot to be browbeaten by the threats with no white;* four years old, and .«nd will be at iny »lub'ej; A kafian E ot struck it big, only about 5 to 1 in favor L. J. Powell, Superintendent of Pub «he general and commercial advantage? « f an nuiofortned.irresponsible rabble. Pbvl- 4 F or P erjury . —C««l well was arrested a ill weigh about thirteen hundred SU. to inline, of the new constitution ” lie Instruction in Oregon, will address of our harbor as a Harbor of Refuge, La1 ifornia s extremity appears to be !nnd, $15 t«i insure. and of the great resources that onr Oregon’s opportunity at this moment vester lay morning on a charge of per­ p muds. His sire was old C apt . The selection of the point for the the people of Ashland and vicinity at PastAmge cent« p r week. Will Oregon has placed herself on record as jury preferred by Air. Curtesy H- S ligakt —dam, by L ion H eart . Harbor of refuge is to be made by the i the Methodist church in this place on country and Southern Oregon, which was taken to Jacksonville, by tb-5 Dep ­ a conservative,, peace-preterving, pro ü-é «tue care, but will not be liabh- f« r uc. ■: fo4 owiug officers comprising the Pa­ Monday evening next, the 19th. His has its natural outlet at this port, pos perty-protecting community;aud.while uty Sheriff Terms 810 For the Season. cidenis < r e.capcF. cific Coast BoariT of Engineers: Lieut. address will be upon the subject ot eesses. Some of the committee also we deplore California’s pr«-sent losa. Car© will be taken to prevent A good, h«»uest iaugti Ht u good hon­ C l C. 8. Stewart. Lieut. Col. R. 8. schools and the various educational contemplate visiting Jacksonville and we rejoice that it is owr nearest neigh­ bors yain The adoption of the new est joke or bit of sarcasm, rubs out th« accidents, but no’ liability will be WC.MŸÉR. Williamson, .V»j»rG H. .Vendall, of questions of the day, as affecting this other places in the interior, in relation San Francisco, and Col. Gillespire. of locality. Mr. Powell is an interesting to the construction of the proposed constitution will diive millions oi gathering wrinkles of care; bnt an ill- assumed.- ASHIM,ÑD, .... OREGON- Portland. Tuo Board is iioou to meet talker, and should be greeted by a full railroad, in a few days, when full re­ money.etc., into Oregon, besides thou tempered joke is like a poisoiod arrow, ß. W. FORDYCE, sands of splendid business men,each aa which makes a wound and leave« its Portland. house. ports will be pnbli’bid.” we need. A shland , O regon . n43 3m poison a’l r it l a’ i’"fn y i:i/»n*-»Q- March I h 1$7P Must Settle. FOR SALE. N SIR RODERICK DESCRIPTION.