Ashland tidings., June 13, 1879, Image 2

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ASHLAND
TIDINGS
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JUÑE^ia, 187»
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During the session of the last
legislature the Governor was a ti­
thorized to bring suits against the
late state officials whose short-
conri^gSc wgre brought to light by
thctffvesfTgafing committee. The
District Attorney, Whitney, has
refused to act, and the governor
has been compelled to appoint an
attorney in his stead, as the fol­
lowing prucjumai ion will show:
'
ASHLAND COLLEGE AND NOR­
Til»* wli»-v|lMrr<»w in lue in »nt
and eirgant apjtemlage of m «eli legu-
MAL SCHOOL.
lafed bai-k yard. Any one c<>miug it.
In an other place in this paper ‘•outact with one of a very dark nigln
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caunoi tail to l»e strn«k forcibly «uh
will
be found - the
advertisement
of -• the
truth of of thia remark. He’ll turn
this educational institution, con­ ble to it at once
taining announcement of time of
opening, terms, etc. In addition
to the information given in the
advertisement, we take the fol­
lowing from the regular phamplet
announcement:
“The college
will be chartered; and the normal
or training school for teachers
will be made, it is hoped by
special enactment, an adjunct of
the Public School system, and
To all whom it'maij concern:
diplomas made equivalent to first
W hereas , T i but» been suggested
grade
' certificates. Ashland has
that rettvin claims exist id favor of the -
State and ay-ainat tbe former member» no saloons.
The sale of intoxicat­
of the bo^rd of commissioners for the ing liquors is prohibited by the
tbe t-ai4£oi scLool and nnivereity ami
are sustained
other isaAW laDda'/includiog *Hoq> L city authorities,wl
Grove/;#. F. Chadwick, L ^leiscb by a strong public sentiment.
ner and.-' A- H. ’ Brown,*, also claim»
The school will be under the
agwii st % , Yf * W»ohn.n* »Y anperic-
supervision
of an evangelical
teDdentof the state penitentiary and
The Bible will
also
net 8. F. Chadwick, »x-aecre- Christian church.
tary c^'jiUiia ahd auditor of pnblio ac he- reverently read and studied;
claim» arhing out of tbe lite worship of God encouniired;
COUD
tfiqietYiti the report-of 'the
niMltr
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- — a — — - A * a . appointed
mw ww
S * ’1 .but the instituticn will ba sectar­
coinmine»» c»f W investiputinn
ian in no objectionable sense.
by tbe 1»
re <H
of 1^78,
lh78, and
W hereas .' The HirtrnA’ntnirr.ey of Book-keeping, business arithme­
the thud judicial district for tbe Bhite,
tic, English composition and
ba* been »pplitd to uni! r»que»-ted to
proaècnte <jp Jjeljalf oi tbe state «ction», other branches specially prepara­
► nit* atwptk'<je-e.duaa for tbs- ÂUirfe- tory for business life, will receive
nient of t»ncb Hain»» and tlie said dis unusual attention’.
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trict attorney having failed ac l neg
The preceptress will give her
lecieil bo to do and «»till »lechues a pt
chief
attentioi: to the care and
refnsea to engage id »neb proBecutiou,-
Now, thereHPrCr toT^e wid
oversight of the young ladies.
tice may be dôbe in (be premisea, and
An endowment of $20,000 will
* k * * i i,■■¿- -s may lie «XiCuted. I W.
• niHiuelu...
nf he Sutfe o, be,
there is reason to hope,
W. Tbayer, goveiuo. -
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promptly subscribed, enabling th»*
Oregon, with the consent and
i
jystees
to reduce the present
rt- neeMt ibé'Fecret if y of state, do lure
V?
by mitbusÀJM-Miii* api «mit Hou. John
Ues
or
tuition, especially to
rates bi
M. Thompson to appeuT for anil on be-
the present year.
balf of tl.ebtate in the matter aforesaid, teachers, aft
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New
a
GRAND BALL in ASHLAND !
Fountain & Farlow,
RE SELLING OUI
iu <k* r<»*ui iur
A
' ja 3J.
Butler & Kookfell^^,
PLAXIXÍ
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PIONEER STORE,
St ck i
rpllE UNDER I a »NED fr- til a d »-ft- t
A. A->'il iMti pr • >p- sv tu B- H only I ,
FACTORY.
—CntÉf tit Hnnd —
MMtn Street, Ashland,
Or appr»>ve<l pn><hie<* d- liv-r d—•
w lb-tl by «fi-rÌHl njjt • • tu»-til a short ultd liti.» i
MARSH & CO
il'-d cmiit may b - gh* -.
aving succeeded mrs . m . w . tutt -
oauinic in Ui» Iru«i *•», xxotill uu- unct* iu
th- i ub ic ihiti they otfe f r .i.l- a fu i line. f
H
a Lk
FURNITUÍH
DOof. AND MOULD­
ING
NEW DEPARTURE!
New Seeds Î
Fourth of July.
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M E C H
J. M. McCall & Co.,
—Proprietors of the—
— ON THE—
2P O Id ü m
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Main Streit. Ashkr.d
Tr- ay.
This will enable vx to ojì'r letter prices
than ever bejore.
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d&*33*5fi!n
Largeat Hall iu Jackson County 1
J
BARGAINS !
U>T EINI-II! P BY JA'PE-'I HOUCK
with uce ni i o l oioi.s io.- 50 -e s.
No pain« will be spared t* make l.i- the
gr »nde-L uft'dr of the r- .i-o i. I It»- bt-l of
mii'ic wil. b- -ecu el. h >»I h»* siipp»*r will
sni p i-s an) lti< g • v. i- spread io .Vblai.d
iiSaj
All
STAPLE aiA FANCY GOOD', DRE-i GOOD-',
CLOiniNU BOO S
nt SH.1E5,
V HATS,CAP', HARDWARE,
(IB tæ X3T LE! T®t 4Ù. U-
-MARBLE
rickets (I. iluU'g »upjvr:......................... Si 50
Managers.
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Furniture and Crnamental
Car vii g, tté. Lene
io Order.
Groceries and Previsions.
S. EUBANKS,
C. H. G1LLETIE
R. A. ALFORD
! RANK KRAUSE,
CHAS. NICKELL,
alKE" WORDEN
3.
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XXX ÄITA» Iteran aa-.
MERCilA 1>I4'-U
ASHLAND. MAR8LE WORKS,
CROCKERY nd GLA88-W»RE,
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Reception Committee.
<‘e ¿g-< «ni< « e t
And
T n. IOUNTAIN.
II M THATCHER
GUIN BUTTER
CHAS. PRIM,
RICH. KL PPEL
General Manager.
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J.-'-i.-b »- »•
• » II fiiH'irb si’ the
! I e c- n»:rn»ti*" el
r on tip- ñv [i, I.|f
J. H. Russell, Prop’r.,
l WING AG\IN SE1TLEI- IN THIS
a place and luriu d my o i ire at.»utii>n
io tbe
r
JASPER HOUCK.
•▼•rjthi'tg uiualljr found
MARBLE BUSINESS,
FIRST-CLASS HOUSE
And we also prop ,»e to nell all Ooodr
“CHEAP FOR CASH!”
I am prepared to till all orders with neat
ar»* awaking to th»* fact th;»? there
lb .-a ubd dispatch.
is danner of their Jackson couii/Y
— Morro
transportation business slipping
T4 BEETS
MONU LESTS.
away from them. The “Imk pen-
JRnsebnrg. Or»-g on.
dent” of last week contains an
—AND—
“Quick Saie-«lid Small l>rofifsr
as A
AND COMMODIOUS WARE-
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article upon the subject ot roads v ry kii.l of j.iu-îîTSJ*- ' e ch,,i.»i* of tLm'Le u
IIEAÜSTOX ES
in which the writer suggests that O eg .n wl I llul it to the,’» »»te<v»l tu »hip uil fieig.u
iii'Oi.gii in,. H.iu«v.
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the people of Jackson anti Douglas Wool, be n, fiiHi Li *»> »’c.,c m»lgi*l fo my
COUNTRY PRODUCE
T piompt uueu- Executed in any description of
counties unite in a movement c re io,- ru.e or »tn, n.eui wilt
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having for its object the perma­ Freight per ton...................... \-................ tl GO
M a RULE.
nent improvement ofthe road be- halt per car luad........................ y.............. SO
Taken in exchange for goods.
□fSUuik go d. C.t.uf H L, M. N i4*-S- f-
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wten Jacks,mville ami Roseburg.
Special Attention
Better roads are greatly to bt?
desired by the people of both R. T. BALDWIN SR. Paid to orders from all pirts 0‘ <V’E SHALL I E TLEASED TO WATT U?-
T V ou . 1. eus <>u<tr. a.d ».Il uu uur ue.i lu
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counties and would be a great
MANUFACTURER OF, and 1EALER lYb
SOUTHERN OREGON.
give mein *Mti. Led .-n.
convenience to Jackson comity
merchants, but,inasmuch as Siski­
Price», reatina! le— Adiir^a
you county is offering strong in­ SADDLERY AND HARNESS
> J. H. R usnell ,
BUTLER & ROCKrELLOW.
ducements for the teaming trade of
A-hlaud.
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MERGANSER, LA KE COEN IY, OREGON.
this section it would seem that the
A shland , May 16th, 1379.
people of Douglas have a rather
deeper interest in the improve­
v3-i 51-tf
ment of the roads in question than
ALWAYS ON HAND,
—«»r ti ' i »—
have we, and consequently they
should make the initial move, and
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
J am »» T h . bbtum ,
J à CUU WlOMU,
rather coax us,‘‘as it were,” to join
SAODLEM.
RKilbKK*
W. H. ATKIkloK,
E. K. A mheiun ,
BU1DLF.S,
HrUuH,
them. We are in a position to
■TiKbrrs,
be coquettish.
■ TS,
WHIPS.
H. Xi. MURYQN,
H
..TA1SDARD
oaaos SO 0
AT THl
MARSÉ 4<0.
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JUST RECEIVED
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
—AT THE
Wiilduit, lb»-) prop '»•>* to d.» ib* Lrg.»i
ASH LA ED DÉÜG ETO'BE
biirihr»« ibi» spring uu>l autuiti*', »v«r
The largest slock of
done b, <b<-ui in the I h M Ove
year*, and that tlb-y cau
i
DRUGS,
puaitivrlv ui.,k* it la
GEO.
NUTLET.
A shI a
LASH EH,
C'lhCHO
Frederick Billings, the newly-
elected President of the Northern G35“ Rrpi.inni ji'omp 'y ml cte.iply «Tune. G’ie m
i.c li.u c- uvl.o- juur.-e>v«r ha )uu c.n r xe
u
Pacific railroad Company, isjust • j by tr.di g wiJi u.e. 13 lo 11 It. 1. B. su.
.the man needed to push the con­
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struction of the road at the most
r.ipitl rate possible. He is one of
the largest capitalists interested in
Ou Ma»n B red
the road, and has invested n ore Xslilatid - - - - _ Oicgon.
money in it than anyone else. A
short time since Mr. Billings and
I hare row on nml a br.iu lful -rror met.t of
others subscribe»! for an additional Unir, Bonne»«, ■< .»de» Frin< h Fl .aris, Wreath.
NecnTI». Uie-. Builr, Ju-. Lv*i«s
loan ot §3,000,000 to be used in Piu . .e« Finir
bui# U. ude, etc., etc. etc Al.u
buildini; the 300 miles of road
which is to be done this year.
and the W irner TL-altt. Cun‘e’.
After the extension ofthe eastern
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foriere
irom a dieta*» ).r.>aiptiy filled.
end ofthe road to the Yellowstone
Every »h tg •• kt cheap f.>r C *h
ami the completion of the 100 Lai* B<e < hli ir, Pie.ring ai.d Coiur»i g I- r,,e verj
'Vdullitl
miles from the Columbia to Lake lea.eel iu. uuer.
tir». II D. Jones.
Pen d’Oreille, the company con­
template running a line of stages
to carry passenger
ul mail over
erwilliger
the 500 miles betv. ceil the two
sections of road.
Is prepared to do all kiuds of
Millinery Store.
I1OLI
DAY GDC DS. ETC.,
the bdvunlrg«- of-, i *ry nun
- £»<r r«-eri»td In A hUwd —
to call upun ti «in in A-hlai-d
o
and l*-t the irmb ut tii-ir ..«»•; liuti»
They will'pare no pa.IK to maintain, niu
Pcrfuuar- y
SlntioMury,-
u
fully than e*<r, the lapiitatiun of their
A N D -
Twilrl Artici« w.
boii-e, as lbe acknowledg'd
-TÛYS-
l
lu gr»
HEADQUARTERS,
at lari.ty •)d..|u w»»d *>r t.vr dvs'gav.
—IL LSI VIM»
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a LIÇI < EM-
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ASBL ND
O iANITE STREET.
OREGON.
—AT mE-
Forwarding and Commission
The business men \2? Roseburg
Agent,
and to prom cute tbe aforesaid claim-
as attorney for the state, to their final
terminuii» n: and be is hereby ambor-
iz-*d to employ anch assistance us be
may deem necessary
.-:t'
W. W.T hayer , Gov.
By th» Governor,
IL. J?. E arhart , 8- c ’ v of State.
S a D eri ,
30ib, lb79.
Tiieonly reason we have seen
assigned for the refusal of lhe reg­
ular prosecuting attorney to take
actionftn tint premises is his asser­
tion that there was no prohabilty
of a ju.dgm.ent in favor ot the stat»-
before.any judge or jury, and he
did not wish to run the state into
the expense which the trials
require,, It^would seem, however,
that political reasons were iuHu-
encing his action. It is charged
by a egmmittee res ulurly appoint-
e»l by the Legislature, oi the same
political party-ns. the officials ac­
cused, that.certain of the late of­
ficials of the state have failetl to
account for certain money belong­
ing to the state which was in their
hands. This is a grave charge,
and the ,peuple of the state have a
very propui; interest in. knowing
whether or not it be true or false.
The men accused also huvq,a right
to a fair and inipartial trial. If
they are wronged bv the charges,
it is due to them that, they be ex­
onéra ted.Tn ini blame. It they are
guilty as charged, it is due to the
people whom they have robbed
that justice be satisfied.
Mr.
Thompson :•«has- filed complaint's
and commenced suits, as directed.
This is tbe season of tbe year whet,
It iau’enect-esary to call the police tun.
in a tire alarm nud brean your back
gelling out doora wh»n jou bear a wo
man serrani in mortal agony—nhe7
only nbouiug tbe cliickeus ont of the
gulden
Bargains !
Bargains !
Bargains !
M‘>r s linitn,
J M Me Call.
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Staple uc Fa q Cites
-A N D-
C1 g a r F, —
Groceries, H. r^ ware, Gloth-
PAI TF,.
•ng, ßvets, : hces, Hats, Caps,
iliintry and
A/.KM.-i . Gl..* b
BRUSHES. TTC., É"À:
Drits Go life.
Crockery Glass and Tin-
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SOOT & SHOE STORE. AHSLAND WDOL.N M a KDF . í
ÏÜKlKG BU.
Ware, Shawls. Wrap­
C.
X- AVINO LUUGHf IIIK INiErf-ST O> W
per r C k aks.
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-APExow
making
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DbCu 8-u»>, 1
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JitUk
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l-’o ■ thi-ir Libe’d i’n-io :>ig”. whicb he
cep r K# te-1 tn o y • «i- K| pre­
datimi ill# pulpo'«Í ¡8 lu
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13-24. .
LR. J Li «slitto -■
—N»-xi do r to ¡he P.i-t office -
THANKS TO THE . UÏL1C
u»- rd if-h» (iv. dr*rg«.
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The New York Times has been
—FROM—
OREG >N.
calculating the effect of the census
of 1880 if|>bn tlie relative number
“Grow W.th the Place.”
/
of representatives in Congress from
the northern and southern states.
HE IS IN F.WUB OF THOSE «HO THi VERY BEST t AT1VE
It is estimated that the popula­
tion of the. Union has increased
A FULL ASSCTTMENT OF
BOOTS
AND
WEAR
GOOD
some eigjit tor ten millions since
TO
TÍ ÁÍ
1111
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A K M I ME
!
the last eensns, ami that of this
increase *fhe‘ northern states have
gained at^cast.seven-eights. The
BLANKETS,
Mart i us of <t|i kind*. Hieb as
greatest -increase will likely be
ALWAYS
FLANNELS,
found in Iowa, Wisconsin,Kansas,
-FRENO fl—
Even millionaires have to pay PAINTING,
GRAINING
Nebraska,Michigan,and Minnesota. some tribute to public opinion.
ANO
— AND—
CASMMERES.
Adding tb’ these six, Ohio and It has just leaked out that Wil­
ALLIGALO» GOODS,
iJPxijpziLr
Illinois, dje Times concludes that liam H. V aiiderbilt was so much
DOE KINS,
Ard Djtbiùgeire uwi ue|*. btk nu) t uVe
the eight states,which now have 72 worried by the current comment
W agon und B uggy P ainting
A 1 ULL LiNl. OF
AND HOSIERY.
a speciulty.
representatives, will a»l«i to this on his affidavit of last winter that
l
ALWAYS ON HASD,
-3:a-
Work »'ou »I Hviug rxt«v.
number at least 48 more. This he hadn’t any personal property
And all wmk gotten up in the
will give tiie states ?f the middle liable to taxationi, that he finally
THE PUBLIC TOR PAST FA
VICHY • EMT Sll’I.E.
west a greater number of repre­ walked ip to the captain’s office gXHASKING
Vv.e I ru id u rDiue ut ll.t S u e IU . .e futui. .
GE» NUT LEV
i
Lard.
Bacon,
Hms.
sentatives »than- the entire “solid and planked down $12,753, being
south,”of thirteen states, now hav­ tiie lax on half a million dollar
Eggs and Fuller.
ing 106 members of the House of which he volunteered for assess­
Representatives. The tendency ment.
of this geographical shifting of.r
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The New Yvtk Tribune culls
power will be inevitably the
Located at Ashland, Oregon..
FOR Tßt INFOBMAnON OF
abolishment of ;the bld sectional attention to the fact that $40,000
issues between the Denziocr|ftie uml t i& about the size ot thewvmg SXCDÛ Ô82.B J3sS3äcE>2£i CÖ‘i©2CXLlÄBl*aci<SÄSe3 â62®2p3» U.Æ»» QSCVSu
DEALERS AND CONSUMERÀ
Republican parties, a result which which the couuiry is realizing
will be wc I moumr I by aH conserva­ every day in the lift e matter of F or the purpose of founding the A shland college and normal school
tive citizens of the Union; Tlie interest alone, as the result of the
llitj A->bluud Academy property has beeu placed, free Irutn debt, under the
TITEY «ni 8AŸ THAT
Times copeludesi ’as follows: funding operations so triumphantly
co nt ri>l of a Board of Traslee», who have inaugurated the enterprise by fill -
•‘Whatever’ fiiirty rilles this gov­ curried through by Secretary
—OLD AND NEW.
THEY KEEP CONSTANTLY ON IL\NI>
jug
the
iollowii
g
pobitiona
io
the
ernment after the next apportion­ Sherman.
ment, it will hold its power by the
A LARGE SUrPLY
The Working
men’s Convention
Ö
will of the patriotic state? vi the [
Nlannels,
Docs Li n»
assembled in ¡Sun Francisco, nomi­
north, in winch the sentiments ol
OF EVERY
KIND OF
Blanket»,
Ciolhitt¡f9
nated \\ in. F. \\ bite tor Gov­
W. I. NICHOLS, A. M , Vice President,
nationality u“d the prrnciph s of
REV. LOWELL L. ROGERS, A. M., rresideM.
ernor, and J. II. AlcKuue, of
Cassi nieve».
free government prevail; and no
Are invited to pend in their orders
Profe«ror ut Mih-muics,
P uftesor uf Maral airi Men .4 Science*,
Sucnimeiiio, J. H. Build, oi San
party can hereafter muintaiu its
and are assured that they shall
Joaquin, ami C. A. Tutt It*, of MRS A. A. ROGERS, Piec-pUree,
■ BS. JENNIE B. NJCKOLB,
hold ou cMigress or the executive
receive prompt attention at Alw-ty« o i ha- d anu fur hk at I-aesi pricer
Alameda,lor Iluilroad Commission­
I e» euer vf Music and Fresco,
Te.chet uf E giirii Gruniuur,
bwitich of the government unless it
ers.
prices that defy competition.
UTdER competent instructors will be secured «e» f-utt a-» tue need»» of the Iu-
be northefii-^tliat is to say
blilutiuu n quite, *v that tue pupils may be provided with the beet
The Warner Silver bill will uot
national—iu .it» spirit, principles
lucn.lies for Commeuciug au.i compietiug tbe fullo«Hig
iéCrThr b>$b**i>t market prices paid Ur'•a.
be acted upon until next session oi
and aims.”
—
COllbE
OF
STUDY
—
Congress, the deuute finance com­
1.—CLASSICAL, '«juh- ug eix yeure, UduJiog pieporatury si a lier. Gradiutes receive Ibe degrees
AND DISPOSE OF THEM
'• The decision of the Supreme mittee having decided not to re­
of A B . bd A. M.
Court on the '1 hurman bill lo port it until the first Monday iu
WHEAT —OATS— BARE KT-*— BACON
a. SCIENTIFIC, requ ring three year*. D-gree cuukrrel, B. 8.
compel the Central 1 ucilic Rail­ December.
CHEAPER
3. NORMAL, COMUE&C1AL nod MUoiCAL, < ecu, ) iug .hrte years e.cb. D^kams g ven
ASHLAND WOOLEN MILLS.
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AND
LARD
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road Company to set aside a porT ! It is staled upou good authority
c.-nil)iug to aiuiuoieui* ul gr -du .te .
tion of its aiMiual earinngs as a that the Pres:dent will sign the
TUAN THEY CAM BE PROCURED ÉLSE.
EXPENSES,
sinking fund has already turned appropriation bills in the form
wHEar,
into the natioual treasury $4,000,- which the majority iu Congress TUITION in four Collegiate Branch*«. $6 a mm>th. Md“id S& • month,
(use of LUbtrumeut £1 tuldiiixu*-)« Vocal mnt-ie iu c a«s S3 * qnwru-r.
AND FUR N UH A FlltST-CLA»» JÀTKLX
000,of the net earuings of the com­ i has decided upon.
Board in BoaViitug Hal! or iu private taiui*l»-e $3 50 »«» $4 50 a
AT TRAT’;
W. ¡I. ATIB.\M)N,
pany since the passage of the bill.
week. Rooms or ootugea for »clI-boarding, #2 tv $5 per mouth.
Gen. James Shields, lute U. S.
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