Ashland tidings., June 13, 1879, Image 4

Ashland and Linkville
Eliti‘A V
Cullings.
David Davis ia a M irylander, hnt of
course he moved out of the State be­
fore he got his growth.
WLertas formerly tho rogue was put
into the stocks, nowadays the stocks are
put into the rogne'a pocket, aud they
disappear simultaneously.
Let the dogs bark; but, confound
them, they shan't do all the growling
not if the forty odd millions of people
iu these United States know them
reives.
Show ns a man who has ever sns-
taiued intimate relations with a hay­
cutter, aud we will show you a man
with less thau the regulation number
of fingers.
A Pinafore reform club, with a
pledge binding the members “hardly
over” to dnuk, would be a popular ins
atitutioo.
There is nothing mysterious about
morqnitoes. It is easy to show how
they may-uip-yon-late.
A Texas chap shot live men and no
attention was paid to it, but odb day be
stole a mule and iu less thau an hour
the infuriated citizens banged him.
What is more deserving of our sym­
pathy than a young man with fDteen
cents in bis pocket, a girl on each arm,
aud seven ice-cream signs iu sight?
She threw a stick of wool at the old
ben and killed two of the little chick­
ens. Natural result of a woman throw­
ing at anything; she always bits Sviuc-
tbing else.
The tackmakers of N-»w England
threaten to strike. Great guodues»!
Is it posstble that at the fall bouse
cleaning we'll have to fasten down our
carpets with railroad spike.-?
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A norribis Death.
Scalp grafting hat becotue a quite
common performance, bnt it will be
news to many that teeth may be simi­
larly transplanted and made to grow
iu other mouths than the original
owner’s.
Dr. Thcmas.of Detroit, de­
tails iu the Deut.il C i-niKH a cu«e in
which he successfully perform© 1 this
operation; inserting in the ruoiilli of a
gentleman, who had lost a right super
for cuspidate, a solid and healthy tooth
that bad b-en removed from a lady ’»
month four weeks previously.
He
opened into the canal and pulp «tha u-
her of tha tooth; cut the en I off on« <
eight of an inch (il being that much
too l«>ng), reduced the size somewhat
in tbe center of the root (it being a
trifla larger than the root extracted).
filled and placed it iu position. He
states that the occlubion, shape and
color were perfect, so touch so that
several dentists who saw the case were
not able tu d'stingiiish the transplanted
tooth from the others.
The two
features in the cas-a tint he ca!is par­
ticular attention to are; first, tlmt sl-
tliongh the tooth La«l been in Ins office
four weeks, there is to-day no per­
ceptible change in color; and second,
fhat tha re attachment is as perfect as
though it had Imcu trai.Rplantrd or
re planted the mime day of extraction
Dr. Thomas knows of but two (distacles
iu the way of the per'ect practic<l>i!ity
of •‘transplanting," first, tne difficulty
of obtaining the proper te**th at the
I
proper time, and second, the posibility
of innoetilation. Tne later is the more
formidable of the t wo, and, to escape
tbe ills that might follow, thegieatest
'•antion is necessary. The first diffi­
culty is more easily gotten over, for it
is not n»‘cessury that the tooth tran»-
planteil should «iorrrspon«l exactly iu
shape and sizo to the one extracted; if
it is too large, it may be carefully
reda**ed; or, if to small, new osseous
depo-it will supply the deficiency.
Neither is it necessary, as we have
seen, that the tr msplanteJ tooth
should be a freshly » x'racted oce.
The particulars of a b'ood curdling
acci lent th it OJ.mrd l atiou» 5 o’clock
Monday evening in East Pur I »nd haae
reache 1 ns
T ¡a terrib1'» affur h ip
pened, as near as we can learn, iu this
wise; The aufortuuate viacun. a girl
of 11 years, was tbe daughter of au
English lady, named Berry, recently
removed to tho east sido uf the river
The mother left the girl iu charge of
the youngc'nl Iran during her abs-uc-».
C inclu hug it near the usual Hour for
preparing the evening meal, she beg in
to kindle a fire an l get things read* for
her mother's appearance. Rtgardks-
of the many wirnings rooeivud con
cerning the use of co il oi in 6iich c ia-s.
the maiden brought a large can full o
kerosene, neirtue stove, and in*»-rted
along «tick. Withdrawing it instantly
i
it is supposed, she applied it to u
ligh ted match, and the 11 «me com mu
ideating to the drops that ran alorii
the 11 >or made a tram to the can. In
an instant there was n terrible exulo
aion- the burning 11 nd was scati»T-d
ull over the child, covering her doth
ing an i enveloping her in a ma<s ot
liquid tlime- Slq* ran to the house of
a neigu’ror narue.d Mrs. Liwrcnee, but
a f»w yards distant, endeuvoring H th»
meantime to tear « ff her dress which
was tdmost consumed. On beholding i
the sickening spectacle. Mrs. Lawrence !
fell swooning to the ground unib'e to
render the least assHtencu. The neigh
bors bearing the appalling scream* of
the burning child, came to the rescue
and extinguish»-«! the last remaining
spark, »>nt what a sight met their view!
Tbo face, neck, arms and upper part of
the body were burned black, and
I
pieces of the flesh hung in loose, crisp
strips. She was literally roasted alive,
bnt still breathing. A messenger dis­ I
patch in all baste returned with a phy­
sician, who after an examination > f the
child pronounced the case hopeless
anti that she could not possibly survive.
The poor thing revive 1 ut a later hour,
fully conscious and
suff*-riug in­
tensely. When in answer to h»*r qnes.
tion if there were any hope of life she
was informed of the truth, eho re
eigued herself to her fate and suff-red
with the calmness and fortitude of a
martrr.
Between ttie hours of 6 anti
7 o’clock Tuesd»v morning tiie spirit
forsook its earthly tenement and
passed to inset the angel hos’s on the
oth *r sh »ro
Tie p »or mother is in­
consolable and n'lrly bird», of reason
by the shock.
T ie bereaved family
have tho sympathies of the whole com
mnnity.
D »erased wn a cliaruiing
child of great intelligence and promise.
— Orcqonian
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A U.illiaiit Vlctoiy.
ASHLAND HOUSE.
STAGE LINE.
rpiIE UNDERSIGN D WISHED TO RE-
I mind his friends, and die iraveliiu pub­ rpilE SUB8CRIBE11 UILL EEREAF-
lic generally, that be is still to be iouml at JL 1er run a In e o' singea d ily b twreu
this
ArLIa .n sud Linkvilie fur tbe IraLsj or
talion
uf pussengers and expié s inalît-r.
LONG ESTABLISHED HOUSE,
—On M»n* ay-*. W«s|i-esd<»ys aud Fri
where he Is re'dy st any time, and on all
da)8, at 5 o’elock a . M , n Une
occ isions to -e be o e item de 1 es' 'be
hi n ke iitt'ordx, in a s'yle second to no Other
FOUR KQRSE COACH
ho'i8e in Oi e;!o:i.
Dinners ¡Hid Mi'persfo'-.qiecial occasions, W ill start fiotn A-hlaut!, ariiving at Link
■ro'len up in uppropr'.xlr *'»!»•, at -ho t no
viile in lb»- even ng if tbe »ame cay.
tice.
J.ASl’EII HOUCK.
The Fast Trotting Stai
lion,
OPHIR
UNION HOTEL AND BAKERY
M M M ?
DEALIIIS IX
READ. THIS
SAVE MONEY
LINKVILLE, LAKE COUNTY, OREGON
ASHLAND, OREGON.
r
I NOW FINISHED and the Pr pri-
e'nr is ie dy at all time.'' l<» ncr-lve
gi e ts and fu'ii'sli ihein with accointiiiidi-
i ns secund t.» no i- in the cuntry.
in<iiiii<g, airivn g in A-lil iinl in'be
Singla Nenia.................................
$ ! 3TJ
Bourel per Weck........................................... * 4 00.
*
evening. On 'be al eriii'e days a
iwu-liors** back Oi buck-bo id
w ill uir.ke th trip
Fare (e ch way).................................................... Ss oo
Tlic stag-.' c iiiicct w ib hacks I r Lakr-
view a tll'o l Ki on.till.
LAKE COUNTRY
I'FITCE in Ash and at ibe livery st bl* .
In Linkvii'e ut Tha'ch«*r A Wmdeii s s o c.
REV. J. H. MAYFiELD,
.5?v3 f
P:opii l.ir.
Ti e Subscriber it lignin iu charge of the
THATCHER II WORDEN.
WHOLESALE PRICES,
lToNELR HOTEL,
GEORGE NURSE.
Do not forget the Old Pionee- Store of the Lake Country.
—AT—
Linkville, Lake County, Oregon
[2 29 f.
change for goods
ORGANS
P ioneer H otel .
Of the Lake C ‘iintiy, and i» determina lo
make Ina g e»ts comtortuble ami happy.
€1IVE HIM A C a I.L An t refi as-urel Hat he
I wifi iu Ke you lee i al Lun e.
Beef Cattle, Hides and Wool taken in ex
—AND
H. F. Prill LIPS,
PropriHor,
lVbi<-h 'h -v ’re nr»-pared ’o -*-11 at pric-s ’h il calumi fail to satbfy
sur- I«» call ami n e il- ami s> e f»r yo iriw-lvcs.
PIANOS
jtirExpiei' char es le-sunble
Sn;ip»rB fun bl ed per order.
Ve ti"* !■ c- i* ng Gum 8.m
■ xactly -uit-d '.u :irHai ut L
Suiiinl.ya in ||1(-
* lie'lays, Timi-d.ys an<l
v2"19tf.
CASH
C. S. Sergent & Co.,
An Agent Wanted in this Locality, to supply the Rapid Demand
C
-OR­
$195.00 er« wffk
MI S C E L L A NEOUS-
EASY
DEALERS IN
HIE ASHLAND
0
General Merchand se,
Furnishing Goods,
Hardware, Crockery,
WE WILD CONTIS VE TO PURCHASE WHEAT
Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps
MILLS
And in shoji, Every itili g required ; -
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE,
SMITH’S
IN
MILL PRICES
Wnguer & Anderson-
And no obligiti'-n
-EVERY
to
keep one, it not bittrc than any machine you ever hfel.
FAMILY « AX N ).V
OW 4
\ FUT-C.k<S -E fH J 1 ». & ¡ —
Are now taking the 1 ad.
SEWING MACHIN Egli
produce taken in exchange tor
goods.
Do not fail to give ns a
trial before purchasing elsewhere,
as we arc determined to give sat­
isfaction.
[17 Ulf- '. ll-TF.
We Vamiui Multe a B«*it<*r iìiaclaiM«* ni awjr Pricr
Every instrtuteoi W arranted for ten
TUE HIGIit>T PKf.MlUM AW a KIHJ) THE cTIfUH AT THE CENTENNLL
Y ears w F irst -C lass —H im t»c»i.
recou.ai Ld.tKiu in tue
Ast'i rlv Fir»* t’I»««. Sbntd-, D ubi T'ire.» I, L ck Sii-cli M cidi • non e* m
p e*- • eqiiit"! e r*’li n suv ih r, ini • uibi-iing ili thè lai«- impore-
Dumb, r said.
ni n s wi ii thè ‘-id u-d w»dl li e l quditi«-» io whieh 'be
.-TANDAfU» 1> SO P »PUl.Alt.
83,000 S mith ’. O koaxs .
C. S. Sergent & Co.
—AX L>—
PI1ŒN1X. OREGON.
(*2ii21 f i
3S,000 P ianos .
W. C. DALEY,
H. 8. EMERY.
J. R. TOZER.
Harris Neil & Co
Thoroughly warranted «od sent to yon for
The Uld Favuriie und Reliable S tandard
All kinds of approved country
TOWN, AT
rranrana
TWHTÏDOLLARS
A* Ctie.ip a* the
Hill Deliver
ANYWHERE
waoos
Examination Before you Pay For it.
PIANOS ANO ORGANS
LSÖ «AX <£5» LSLI UP JÜ 33 IP.
FLOUR, FEED &c,
*<>ut avd
Nothing Succeeds Like Success!!
J NS ¡ALLM ENTS.
FOR THE GENERAL TRADE
And
kadi xa « t .
The Former High Priced Machines R educed to
DALEY & C O.,
NOW IN
ISE
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-DEALERS IN-
Ollier^ Advertise
All kinds cf fresh and dried
Meats,
Hides an 1 pells I o gh , and all kinds ot fat
stuck take i iu »-xchaiig«- f.r meal.
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WM
GEORGE NURSE,
WOOD WORKERS’ FACTORY,
D. CORFU
Manufacturers of all kinds of
DOíiES, LAS!, BLINDS,
DOOR AND WINDOW
FRAMES.
OF ALL
dimensions .
,®&*I,iCIUllE HAMES
»r»ler.
Wally
Tourists and Others Outfitted
HARNESS
SHOP
No Drummers !
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Civ© Us a TriaL
No Middlemen !
wuirs,
RODES,
DUSTERS
W inchester R epeating
(commonly called Henry Rifles) ot
model of 1SG6, 1S73, and 1S7G
Pistols, Cartridges, Etc.
WHEAT Taken at the Highest
Market Rates in Exchange
for Goods
Dol'f.
u
Asbiand, Ju'e 27th, 1976.
c<n make naney f.i»'er nr w <1 fr us
'n h at a yld g »iw. C «i'.-J ii4r-»
qu!r-<1—we » ill » ar'joii. Twelved k
I r* « da', •> Imme, nude b.
>ud<i--
tii li». Men, wo . en, ho, - .ixl jri'i’*
w .n ed t-ve y w Lei» •«» w>-rk 1<>r U-.
N<>w 1* »lie t m-. Co-Uy ou’rtl «'d
tarin* Lee. A dreeu l BCX A Co., Au*
ausi», kl due.
A im ) c « b fur»!»': our him • iuer- with a tt^-tiq. luru-
UUl al .. l J' liu.e.
SMIiH
Money for the Public.
SMITH’S
PIAN OS AND
ORCA 1 S
»
PIMS
Horses Bought and Sold
OF MATTER EACH WEEK.
Cheaper than any other House
in Ashland.
F|SBE UNDER'IGNED, iHA'KIN * OUR PA
■
e nl>rd , *lr<akg- br-. »«il u *- l
u» 'lurii-g ••ur on u» ion Wiiii ne Umu laver,
Ht'.b’e-,
•«e*prak cumino u c* <4 th® i-Uir
'« Ulli »UCttwur*.
C abdwxll it M c X.M u >.
N ». 17 ; 11.
L ard C ans ........... 15. D jllabs per 100
W at kb B uckets
ASHLAND LIVERY
Winchester Repeating
Because his policy is
DEATH TO THEM !!
P ianos an d O rgans sent on 15
Il Ir In 11 re-peo*. S üfebiui » to any Weekly pub.
dr bed uu lue Pacific Co
14 00
..s 5«
.1 Ml
LIBERAL TEKM» Tu • LCtoM
Eiv» ciq-le» fur l ye«r m d l C"j y »x'r ........... 117 50
liHO' 'e* fui ly«s.r,»Drt lo p) extra.............. Su AO
T wxutt - fivb Copleefuf 1 year.ood 1 copy «x. .63 qo
Rifles
from
SALE AND FEED STABLES
MAIN STREET, ASHLAND
THE UNDFR<IGNrD H\VIN<;
Purchased ihe »bove s’t.b!e« trun*
I bap'ii*n & Neil h-g" leave t<> ¡<>1oiai ibe
’hit h»- i* de'rrmiii' d t" me«ii a con­
tinúan- e f ite patron «g- thaï baa or many
»ears pa»I beeu vuife *ed <>n ib»sv ju-tly
T
Extra Bo ton Syrap.
Table
and Pocket
Cutlery.
I harr constantly on band the very best
R F. REESER
li is J □ >3 -bed ou WEDNESi » A Y aud SATURDAY
’^J’JSJSLfcS.a
ILS A3 J «JW.
We will gu»nu/er •-‘tisf-cti «n hi »if -ur mu»»-
»ctiou».
C ablwlll A M c M amum
SADDLE HORDES BUGGIES AND
eiT12 Celumns-*3
F r <v e year, per m.- il....................... .
F * -i< •* «ul- e........................................
Fur ttrae iu**o h ...........................................
ROCKERY and GLASSWARE
POPULAR STABLES
nahebei in ► ni’-w-ekly pars of Hg-tt p"ge« fu
I « e..cù
p-r ,• r » X <*u pi-xv- e.ch week. It prereu-*
CSHT
STOVES, I INWAR.;. HARDWARE.
Ori re.i*«in»ble terme, a>a the b»-> ii* C.re * b ( *'.'-«»•
t|,»> Deetuwtnl t»ruu tbetn a (dir under tla-ir cLurxe.
Al*u,
HIGH PRICES,
7TOK THE E^EI ir«»FTHOSE DE8IB
inggo d w >gon w<>rk. tlie nnde signe i
i.eieby makes ku -an thii le c«u be 'o md
ii »11 lunea i bi-sl op in tLe S. W. co'ue!'
o’ ihe puiilic sq >ie .\sb! uni Ogi'.. i»"d •»
edy iiii'l wliing o do :dl *o k eiiinia'ed
o in*- in a wokmudike munner. Wit»
the Ilion P ricfd D ealers talk
O.N.". ■ AltUl.ViK-, BL’iGI ■»*', WH EL- Al
down
BARKOWS, l’LOW STOCKS *Vc., m *de
*o ' T< e . and lep ii'ed o i sbo'-' i once.
T* e besi Eaaiern a'o k co'B'an'ly on
h.ud.
W. W. KENiKOK.
Aahland. -Inne 17'h. 1876.
noltf.
“WEEKLY UNION”
R ifles
BUGGIES AND
ANO SAVES—
SACRAMENTO
— also ;—
HUlìSE^,
lVul. III N**. 1 ll.i
— Siam -il —
HOUSE BLANKETS.
!
Horses Boarded
S llb bis own good« at wholesale prio»o
I
DRY GO DS, OROCERIES,
CLOTHING. BOOTS,
AND s HOES.
CIOAR> AND TOBACCOS
CARR ¡AGES
Wagen Factory.
Teim, Buggy aud Plow Harness,
* >
III
POP U LAR STABLES
«
'i.T^WiLi. coNTK ait lor the er« ctiun o'
»11 kiuds ol B lilding .4.
A shland , O regon .
Ladies', .licit'’ and Boys’ Sad
dies, a Speciality.
I
.sADDLfr
NONE TO EXTORT
DONE with dispatch .
Saddlery & Harness,
K
•' C' «' N II I k, ' b h 05
S> Imre c tif< ili' l> i¡u •• 1)4 ihr r*rx b-p’.
DALEY à CO.
E'PS A GENERAL ASSORT-
meut of g ou db iu Lie line of trade
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«••»i* i«»u
of D-» ptfi'H» i¿e L**l L »* • <M
•ir* pan!
c
•;». i>rr ju ’ )
turning, boi ing, etc., etc.,
MANUFACTURER OF,AND DEAl ER IN
■orner ot 4 h a
in.ice to
i«i_Uu<tei taking, a Specially.
C. K. KLUM,
Wbiob they have mude In «xtiilji
H igh P rices toi P.auos
and Or^Hl). fu tu
No Agents
sawing,
Ou the shortest n »tice
fciT Donut C.ll to feive the I.ihvu’.'c Schieratila
|v3uu7Ul
NURaE at COKFE.
ASHLAND
S a I c and E xchaiige
ti.e piMii-,
FURNITURE,
A
6«r’Uor*»i«pronip,J} cared far, aDd.^g
H alf M illion C apital
Selling off Clie«p
A shland , O regon ,
Linkville Livery Stables.
lie lias a Krcerd of *2:35
UNION LI VERY
Proprietors of the C hampion
—W ild stand the present season of
KÜÂSE &. CCRPE
1879, cotunieiK-ing <>n April l*t and
emlllie July lOtli. He will beat Ash­
t
lepleisedto ur.i.ounce ibut Heil äiaile« a*
land Tnesd«ya and at P lcbli IX Wvdnes
days; the bilniCH of the week ut Mun-
uina’a s'able in Jacksonville.
DESCRIP I ION—' fphir is a beautis LAKE COUNTY
OEGON
fnl dark cbeMnut. without mark or
Are iu excellent iap»ir, amply pn viiled wi h fee<J
spot. 15 bands 35a inches hixb, ami
And hit cu-tomer* »ii '* •« 1 ed uu
prompliv ai.d iu ills l*»V rlyle
weighs 1.200 pounds, a aplendid ini 111
diapositiou, und will be 10 year» old on Good HACKS Exoll"nr BUGGIES .and No 1
the 15;li ¿Hy of Jii'.y.
•
RIDING UORhES alw..)euu hand.
PEDIGREE—Ophir was sired bJ
the celt braied trotting staUion. K eu •
The rupture of the City of Mexico, lucky
Hinder, he by Biukrn Leg
io 1847, by the United States troops, Hnti’er. of New Yoik; grandi-ire. Sor­
rel Hunter; great graudsire. Old K-u-
was eff->cte 1 by less than seven thona
tucky
Hriiter; great great grat.dsire,
and men. The following brief desciip-
II igliiuiider.
tion is from u speech made by Geo.
S irrel Hunter’s Dim was a Sir
James Shie ds;
H-nry mare from Ket tncky, from
“On the lOtb day of August, 1847. wlneh the i ame Kentucky originai «I,
teu thousand men crossed the moun­ 1 he nari.e of hunier was derived Irum
tains and entered the romantic valluy i his English H u liter blood
K n'nekv
Hunter’a dan: (from a
of M-xico.
It w is au a i veuturou*
M onshiue roar» ) wa« sired by the
movement. Tint army abiudiu^d its trot* ins
Haillon
Harden
H enter;
Cao n inicatioas. its supplies, its very grand-ire, S Tfel Hunter, great grand
pusdbility of re iuf ircemeut.
That -ire. Old Kentucky Hunter*, great-
grent graiitisir«. H'g! l»n<ler.
was its condition, and yet isolated ai
This is a correct pedigree of K“il
it was, smUl in nu-nbers, as it was, it Inckv Hunter and makes him abont
fought the b ittb. and gained the vic
wevenseighths H'»nter; or, p rltaps.
better knoan as Messenger b o d. and
tory at C»ntrer.n. C ierubneo, M >’ino
wlitcb ha» b en ttiorouglilv pr >ven t<>
del Rev. Cii ipnit-pec. and on the 13ch
be the fa-t»Pt und be>t stock ot horse*
day oiS»ptem'oT 1817, it stool before ever inlrodnctd
into tbe
Unite«
the ramparts of M-*xtco;aod bow many States.
Oi hir’s dam was sited by David
men stoo I before those ramuarts all
told? Six thonsaud six hundred men Hill; her dam wa< sired by Prince
I A ber’, a M*ssenger ownsd bv Wnliaru
on the 13;h dav of Septemlwr, 1847 Key uol<ls,i>f Colusa cuuuty. Ciliforuia
crossed th >sa ramparts captur' d the Opnir’sdam is now owned in bunta
city, a city containing two hundred Ciara county by Dr. C. D Frenoli;
thousind inhabitan's, auJ defend« I by tier duni is owned by D M. R-avis. o|
Butte coni ty. Tiiey are butb fine,
thirty thousand diaciplmed so diere.
larue unit »plendid roads'era
Give me a-ay other instance of the kind
P edigree of O phir ' s D am ' s S ire —
in history. Why. 6ir, the uriuy wu* Davit Hili Wi«n aired t>y B »ek Li"P;
hardly safficieut to police the city after be by David Bib’s cel-tirated trotting
they captured it.
Wueu I, luyaeif. »talii'Ui Blick Ha«k; lie by Sherman
Moraa* ; lie by JuMmg Morgan, ami
Stand here and look back ut that, it lie by True Briton who was imported
looks eveu to me mure like fable than fr<*m Euglaml and n*e<l by General
reality. I shall never forget the in- D Lmcv a" a charger <>n L'-ng Island
siguidjant uppe trauca troe ti wueu we m 1777. D.V1.I H it|’nd«m was got l»y
H au . bl* toulnli; lie by Abdabuli; be b»
got into the great pLzt of the city of
• "d Membrill»», and lie l>y impurtetl
Mexico. Happily though tiiey thought M'-f»e:igrr. The darn of Harnbletoniiin
we were only the atvsnee guard of was Cliarle»« K-tit’s mare by impoited
some tremendous army. I recollect B •iHonnder.
TEK ..*?—Single service $20 payable in
the old English mililaire who was there, «'•v.nic I or ilie sea'iiii. '.-30, p >y able .«t
and utter be looked at the iittte band I beend di-r-"f. I. mo nee $10, payable
wli n ii L* a-ccrtain-if th «t the mare is in
he said.*
fu 11
T* this the army?’
All p' s-ib'e c ue will be tiken by an ex-
•Y- a ’
p-
ri- nc d Bai d. who ilioroiigh v ii de>-
•Well,’ faid he, ’all I have tn say
is this, you Aru-ncaus are not only the *t «nd* the Teaimeii» « f niar-s and lm<S'->»,
bravest people I ever heard of. but the tn »»v id accidents; tint will i o' be r»*spi>ri-
siii e stioii'd any « leu . Pa-lur.ige turn-
moat anda iioiis p«*npie on G id’s earth, i-hel nt r> H*"ii «ii|e i • e-.
to come here with t-uch uu urmy
S. L f> > NiELS. Propriat'.r.
J ohn C o vxn Grauui.
tba.f
THATCHER & WORDEN
LEAVES LINKVILLE
An Idea for Scuool Teacher*.
A M ssichnsetta teacher writes to
the National Jaurnal of Education de­
scribing uu experiment in the fchunl
■ oom which rectus to be euccf*6Hful.
Instead of facing bis pupils he has bls
<le-k behind them, and thus overlooks
them to great advantage. The miugli'y
lutie ours, not knowing when I hh eyes
are upon them, dare not wl.i-per <>r
play. “They liuve.” be says, “so fre
queutly come to griel in attempting to
edentate chances, that they have cou
eluded to make a virtue of necessity
and give up pl ly in the school room a«
unprodtable, costing mire than it
comes to.
Another most decided
"ivantage of thia syste u is that
i: completely isolates classes reciting
from the rest of the school, the reeita
tion benches being in frout of the
teacher’s desk, between him aud the
school, and the backs of the (itiptls be­
ing toward each oilier, comimui¡cation
by look or sigu is oot <>f the question.
The only special rule is that pupils
thall not look round.”
SIKES VORDEM
M. 1 HAIVHER.
H
days trial.
Fc.r circulara, iums. etc., ailrfre*»
JAMES S. SMITH.
575 M arkbt B trkmt .
San Francisco,
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▲ th« offlo« of ib» A bb & awd T toxwm .
Ashland, Oreg. No». 15 1878 «I.
CARRIAGES.
Wagon Shop.
And can furnUb my customers wi b a tipi
turn oui at any time.
HORSES BOARDED
O .rva* ‘Bible terms, and given tbe best
attention.
*pilE I NDER IGNED WILL ItE FOUND
1 si hi» »hoi» on M »in »'r*ei, two doo s
f oni «be livery stable-, wl-err h« is p.epr.red
'«» do wit kinds ot work ija hi» bus < ‘b»
o - O'i pric-.
WAGONS, BUGGIES AND ALL KINDS
HORSES BOUGHT, AND SOLD
Aod satisfaction gm*ran ted in limy
sciions.
HF. PHILLIPS.
Of Vehicles Made to Order.
Repairing of ail kinds J om «ilk dispatch
«*11 md ree me.
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