Ashland tidings., June 20, 1879, Image 4

1’iiE
AHILAND
» Plu\Y
TIDINGS
TUNK .'U. INTO
llarLor Illuminated.
A f-bort time ago tl;e harbor at Eequi
melt was illuminated with electric
light—a benntilul description of which
we take frem the Victoria Standard:
Esquimalt, la6t evening, presented a
most unusual appearance.
\ ictoria
turned out cn masse to witness the
promised cxb-biiton of the Electric
L ght. The steamers I-abel, Catiboo
Fly. Maude, and Woodside earned up­
ward of 1.2C0, and the vehicles and
other carriages most have increased th*
nnml>er of spectators to about 2 000.
Immediately alter gun-fire the firs*
flash of the light was cast, and for
Dearly an Lour played on the different
objects around the harbor- Wharves,
bo uses,'rucks, trees, bays and inlet«
were successively illuminated and pre
tented to wondering eyes with a clear-
ner<H and brilliancy that pleased and
surprised, The steamers with while
bulls und upper works, look'd like
light palaces with their names beauti­
fully distinct and more clearly discern
able than in daylight. The sight which
prebubly entranced all was that of the
lighthouse and the rock upcu winch it
stood. Brought within the loeuu of the
lamp it stood forth like one of the ere
ations of a fairy tale. It was beautiful
beyond description,and will l»e remem
bend fur many yours as it appeared
yesterday evening Ly th< se who were
fortunare enough to see it. When the
light was cast upward the beuvens b< -
came brilliantly illumiuat»-d. ami all
the beauties of an Aurora Borealis glit
tered here um! there—sumeiimes »low
ly, sometimes quickly, ueioss the ex­
panse above. We can easily imagine
from the manner in which small eloups
and boats, and even individuals on
board (he steamers and on the wharves
were picked out, as it were, und pro­
minently shown by the light, h nv
vastly a-efui it mn-t have been to Oi l
England when bur 11 *et wa* in forbid­
den. ami aluiOft Intatile waters in the
Bosphorus ut d Black Sea. The ndruirsl
bus the thanks of the community for
affording them a pleasaut lesaou in
science which they will gratefully re
member.
Changes in Nonni Vesuvius.
A little more than eighteen cenhirieB
since, the form of the mountain was
totally different; its height was prob­
ably some hundred yurds less than at i
present; its outline, a blent, truucated
cone, having a wider center al the sum­ I
mit. No eruption in the rnemoiy oi
man had disturbed the pi ace of the dis­
trict; scarce a tradidiun of such an
occurrence appt ars to have lingered.
The fluor of the crater was overgrown
with brushwood ami treos, Ha waii-
were lestoonsd with ivy und the wild
vine. Once only dues ll become prom-»
inent in history; when ibe Capu.iu
gladiitora sheitvred themselves for
awhile m this natural hil.sforc, from
which, under command ot Spuriacus,
they escaped to begin the Svrvan war
Iu the year 79 ul lhe pie.ent era there
was a change; tartl.quakee agitated Ibe
ireighliurn g district,and at lust the nu-
p> ironed fires broke fur th. From the
cruter 01 Vesuvius a huge d»>ik cloud
ruse into tLe air, spreading itseh out
like a geeen piue ire« ; jre.enliy a hall
Ot r> d hut scoria c.tme raitiing duwu
over tLe fl inks of the mountain, ami as
might leii the cloud gre»v huge and
darker,umi the shower of stones breums
(Licker ui.d heavier, and mole wiaeiy
spread. All uigui lung the u rkuets lor
muuy a mile wus rendered bl »cker still
l>y the thnkiy falliig econa. though
ihliminaUd at inietvals by a iiitid
git am trniu the uiuuniaiu.and reuiiereJ
yet mure aw lui l y ili e.a.tul earthquake
shocks. Morning ilawnttl ul lu»i, ami
later still tLe uir chared; halt the
ancient crater wull Lutl vanished, leav
ing the fragment which now beiis the
Durne Qi S *mma, while beuenll it-»
ruius II< rculam nm, Pompeii ami
Stab-te lay buried, amt lhe ground,
e»en Hl M seuuui, was While ua snow
with the fallen ai-lira — lrurn Pictures-
qu< Europe lor May.
wa-lieiwt m -n ol
[Iol'uii i ¡mil Belgium, eo pmv.«dually »
clean, and who get up th» ir linen
bemr¡fully white, u-e refine I fioFax a»
a wasbiug powd.r instead of soda, in
the proportion of u large liandinl of
pulverized borax to about ten gallona
of boiling water. They eave in roap
one balf. All other large wa-hiug e»-
tablishinenla adopt the eatne mede.
For laces, esmbnea, etc., an extra
quantity of lhe powder is need, and
for critmlinee, riqniied to be made
very stiff, a strong sulniKin is required.
Borax being a nentral salt, does not in
rhe slightest degre- it j>ir-ll»e t< xtnre
i f lhe linen—its « ffdct in Io sof'i h lhe
hardest water, anil it»honld be kept on
♦ Very toilet table T • the ti<8 e It. 1-
rut Li r sweet, i? um d for cleaning the
hair, is an excellent dt nilTrice. and in
hot countries is tiwi d with a tartaric acid
and li|<*ai b'inate of si id a as a cooling
bevemge. Gum! lea cannot b.e made
from hard water. Hll waler Call be made
soft by adding a teaepoonful of pnlver«
iz -d borax to an ordinary s z-d kiltie
ot water. Ill which it should Imil. The
»■uviiig in lhe qiiintity ot lea used Will
be at least one tilth.
Beecher's “raffy.”
Oil!UNDE-SIGN D WISIIE'TÜBE-
I mind his lri»-uds, and die umedii; pub- riMIE SUI’.SUllIliER WILL LEHEAF-
run a In e O’ stage - d il> b taeeu
I'C generally, that he is siili io be lound at _1_
this
Aidila u and Liukvül« f r the Iran -j o
where helsre>dynf any time, and on all
occasions to se l e'o e ilem 'l.e l>esi the
■narke* aflor Is, in ;t s’y le second loiioolhei
FOUR KORSE COACH
1 ere in Oiet’o’).
Dinners »«ini sii'ipe-s for special occ •«•ions. W ili . »fart fi ont A.-hlub'), univiug al Link*
?<>tten up in appropilate s'\le, hi -I o i no
ville in th»- even ng i f the »un.e day.
tice.
JASl’EB HOUCK.
UNION HOTEL AND BAKERY.
ASHLAND, OREC-ON.
r
I NOW FINISHED, and th" Pr pri-
e'<ir is ie <ly ul >dl times i" nc«he
g'.e is ami fin u sli ilit-in with ac« oiiimuda-
• i ns second t > i one in the country.
Fuppsr* furi l»l ed jer order.
Singl* Meal«..................................................... 8
Board per Week......................................
3Ti
4 00.
Tue«liys. Tliur-duyi» and Saiiir»t tys io the
m*>rniug. airim-g in A-blaiul in'he
evening. On He al’ern-i'e days a
twu-lmrse hack m buck-bo nd
w ill iimke tb ■ trip
Fare <e..ch way)..................................... •8 GO
'l he stages c -nnect with ha» ke h r Lake-
view«' <1 Fort Klaumtb.
^¡rExpras* ebar es ■« s >n>:b!e.
t’FFICE in Ash.am) nt tie livery stable.
Iii Linkville at Thatcher & Wmden's tore.
REV. J. H. MAYFiELD,
THE ASHLAND
52v3'f
control of a Board of Traateea, who have inaugurated the enterprise by fill­
SAVE MONEY
ing the lullowirg positions in the
FACULTY,
PiufesMN-
P uf-»sor of Moruland Men'..I Sceice»,
o'
M« b-ma'lca.
MRS. A. A. ROGERS, Tiec pte«»,
MB4. JENNIE B. NICHOL«,
T*«cber vf E- g.'ieli Gn.tum. r.
To cher. f Mu»>c and Frracb,
OTHER cumnetent instructors will be aernred •• fa»» •* the nerd* of lb« Io-
atltuiion 1» quite,
tliat tl.e pupils may be provid. <i with the beat
facilities fol corurueni'ing ami completing the following
PIANOS
-COURSE OF S1U»V—
1. —CLASSICAL, »«¡uirtig eix year», iucludiog pieparatuiy • ^!ier.
—AND—
Graduate» receive the degratt
of A. B ».til A. M.
—AT-
1 Q
W. J. MCHOL«, A. M , Vk» Pm Meat,
REV. TOWFLL T.. ROGERS. A. M.. Tienden’.
ORGANS
WHOLESALE PRICES,
Degree conferral, R. 8.
3.- NORMAL, COMV-ERC1AT. and MUSICAL, »ecu, j lag thiee year» e. ch.
c-nityi.g .o aiuiumeule ot gr idunei*.
DiyktaM t-VM
EXPENSES,
TUITION in fonr Cn!l»ci«fe Br»nel e*. <6 a n orth. Mn«ie f5 a month,
(us»- »»f lnstrnnieiit $1 niMt'ii-ua ). V» cal mn»i<* io e’se* $3 a quarter.
B-'ai'i nt Bi»ar<»iiig Ha*l or n. private »amt i»*- 33 56 •»> S4 50 a
w» ek. R'louts or «milage» for m If-tararJiug, tf‘2 to 85 per luuntb.
Address cummnuicktiona f«»
CASH
C. S. Sergent & Co.,
ASK! A D COLLIQE AKD NORMAL SCOO .
A shland , O regon Jnue 10th 1K7!>.
SIKL8 W ORDER
HM-iHAIlHlR.
-OR-
THATCHER & WORDEN
E a SY
DEALERS IN
installments .
DEALERS IN
Boots and Shoes Hats ariii Caps
SMITH’S
LINKVILLE, LAKE COUNTY, OREGON
And in tlior», Eterjibiig rtquired *a
P.AHOS AND ORGANS
FOR THE GENERAL TRADE
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE,
A* Cbeip as ibe
UB XX <£> tax 3P LSI ÓE3 ’UP •
And
Will Deliver
FLOUB, FEED &c,
ANYWHERE
IN
Are now taking the 1 ad.
LAKE COUNTRY
All kinds of approved country
TOWN, AT
MIÏÆ PRICES®
M agner A. Anderson.
Whkh 'h»*y "e pr. pared 'o-el! a' prie*-» ihu cannot fail to satisfy t no mi »« r». Be
sure 1-» call mid t«e u- and a* e tor »oiru-h’iv.
produce taken in exchange fur
goods.
tyDo not fail to give us a
trial beluie pmcliasing tlntwhere,
ns we are determined to give sat­
isfaction.
[17 tus- •-I'-Tr-
Every inatrameut W arranted fob ten
ÏKAliS ae F ibst CL«h8- H.» beat
rcuumxu<-udatluu ia the
Lumber au.d.
83,000 S mith ’ s O rgans .
Beef Cattle, Hides and Wool taken in ex
change for goods.
Do not forget the 0!d P»onter Stoic of the Lake Courtly
C. S. Sergent & Co.
THATCHER & WORDEB.
—AND—
P1IŒNIX, OREGON.
□ a HCIH,
v2- l!hf.
(v2u21 fI
38,000 P ianos .
W. C. DALEY.
Harris Neil & Co.,
An Agent Wanted in this Locality, to supply the Rapid Dem«4»
H. 8. EMERY.
J. R. TOZER,
DALEY & CO •5
8125.00 rri wi»« «»ni »*•»▼ h <> h » f ah » wa ««»- rrnsi.H* ■ r«»»
Kothing tuccerds Like Success!!
NOW IN U«E.
Ih» F'iimer fittili Prwe.l Ma«»lii»ie» BeDüCED t»»
-DEALERS IN—
Others Advertise
All kinds of fietb and diied
Meals,
Proprietors of the C hampion
WOOD WORKERS’ FACTORY,
TWEMTÏ DOLLARS
H alf M illion C apital ,
TI i < roughly warrarieri ao<l sent tn yoq for
A shland , O regon ,
Examination Before you Pay For it.
Manufacturers of all kinds of
FURNITURE,
KUSSE & CORPE
Which they bave made by «xtortiug
H igh P rices loi Pianos
And i o oblig itu-n !<• keep «me. it n<>t bettru ih-m any machine yo i ever b*.f„
und Orpaua from
tLe public.
—EVERY FAMILY < AV' Nf.V OW < A Ffl-T-C.lSi <tí Vi < Í .1 ». ! Ji
The Old Fuvoriie and Reliable S tandard
A
re pleased io atiouuce that li eh äuiöles » T
“
A Fine coat may Cuver a fool, but
never conceal one.
Table
tLe Ashland Academy properly baa been placed, free from debt, under tbe
V
WE WILL CONTINUE TO PUF.ChASE WHEAT
Foil »wing is u ii port of the l.nsiness
truriHMeted by the R
Imrtf Land (Jllii'r llitles an 1 pe'H io gli , aud all kinds <.-l fat
for I lie month id May; 763 -»icrra mid
stuck lake i i • •■xctiange i»r meat.
tor citati; 2 final ho't.i sl.-iid rii’riea < in
!i'-37-v3-lt
brucine 326 arrow; 32 iiomenti ad ri.tru-a
» nii>rn(’:hK 9 (id) an e®; 16 pre t luption CEORbE NURSE,
WM D. CORPE
tilings; 1 donation <•» riitirate i'-wued;
80 acres sold Ubihr limber land law.
Linkville Livery Stables.
The wealth of meaning sometime- L ard C ans .......... 15. D ollars per. 100
conveyed by a single word of slang W ater B uckets ........................ 50 o
spoken at the proper time, and tLe
proper recognition of its mightiness,
were illustrated by au incident that Winchester Repeating Rifles from
occurred ut Mr. B.-echer’s first lecture
in S ul Fiancisco. The lecture was
prefaced with a glowing tribute to Cal­
ifornia hospitality. Mr. Beecher »aid
be had been astunmled at the great 1
Weal, It» people and its pruduc>iui>»;
but when his tralu plunged tutu the
•unlit glow of the Sacramento valley,
and thundered through the iane«t i
fluids of tLe continent toward the infant
Colossus of ottrea sitting serene l.y the i
Extra Bottoii *»yrup
shore ot earth's mighu»bl owan.lie felt
then, indeed, tbut California was God's
Iasi work ui d his best! Beluie the]
•adieuce could applaud, a calm refl-c i
live, still, small, and apparmily srji-
ci'inmi'iiiug voice m gall»ry sai.t;
•'Taffy!” That »titled it. The crowded
bouse ruaied.aLid With jnai the lain/est
twinkle of the lett ivtiid the preacher
B. F. REESER
coughed uhd went ou with the main
bUiject
Ashland, Oreg. Nov. 15, 1878 if,
the purpose of foundino the ashland college and normal school
•.-SCIENTIFIC, reqiitrirg throe year».
0
MILLS
A meeiing held nt Albany on the 2 I
Hint, adopted leso'niious in favor of
Cape Foil! weather for the harbor of »e-
fnge. unil u|-pointed the following dele­
gate». tn g<> le-iore the board of engin*
edit Ct Sail FlHUClM'O to |»rei-enl the
ltiterebtH of 11 at. locality; J.-bn A.
Crawford of Lum, J R. Bat fry (.1
1» -lit- n. R. P. B d.-e of Mxriuu, and J.
W. Nebmiih ul I’ulk
in Ashland.
F or
—AND—
Piopri- t'.r.
General Merchandise,
Furnishing Goods,
Hardware, Crockery,
T he U matilla R eservation —Thia
C'melina J. Vanderbilt de<-lnres
the the ( resent value of il e Valid, i-
L'l» »state is coualderably over ¿100.
000 000
Located at Ashland, Oregon
READ THIS
H. F. PHU LIPS,
.
H
G
Every women that rnicides has
“lovely cold» » hair;” every trout is a
“speckled beauty;” every party ia “ihe
mol r»uln-rcb , nffair of the »■• ason;”
every July is
lieaniifnl and accom­
plished;” dancing is ulwuys kept up
•’till tha nee sma’ hours;” every
newspaper we Inite is '‘our respected
contempoiar.’;” every urao we know
is either Judge, C"!unel or M• j <r.
?
LEAVES LINKVILLE
P
Reoervahon tmbrmes u» ven hundred
and fifty tqnure miler, or tnurly h n)f>.
ruill'oii acre" of good arable land. It
runs from P.-i die on south and east,
:i)tu tiio fix thills of Blue Mountains
thirty miles, t-mLrnrinv some of the
finest lauda on the Pacific CoaHt. Oot
of our i xi'lianges sp.uk- of litis R-ssr-
viition as being owned In the Ioumna
Thia ati error. they do not uwu a foot
of it except a verv few who have tuk»-ii
steps io posaeaa 80 or 160 acre« in sev­
eralty. it.aceorilai.ee wi»h tie treaty.
Wht n the mail was ist tint they j ars
ltd with nil their tight aid title to it;
but it was set upait l»v the G ivcru
nu nt. ti r th»m to occupy for twenty
yi Hl’s, ib an ealate al ai.fl. rance.— Day­
ton Neic.f.
Ashland College a n d Normal School,
tatiou of paA'Ctigers and expt ess matter.
—Uu M"tniay-. Wi-dneaday», aod Fri­
days, al 5 o’clock a M , a fimi
LONG ESTABLISHED HOUSE,
Let tne publish to the sheep raising
world a remedy against the destruction
ioneer
otel
of sheep l>y dogs, which was g<ven me
a short time since by a higly respecta­
ble and valued friend, bimst If an ex- Linkville, Lake County, Oregon
tensive wool grower. It cunsi-ts ruin-
Ti e Su’o-cilber i# > g >lu In.cbmg« of U m
ply in pluciUH on one sheep in every
PIONEER HOTEL.
ten of the fl t'-k a bell of lhe llsllal sISe
fur sheep. The ina'inct of the dug Of the Lid-.e cuiiiitiy, mid i» determine to
prompts him to do all his mc I s in a sly, mak • lita g e-is co ntiii-lald«» au<l happy.
stealthy canner; his attacks upon
IVE HIM A C a LL-A ik I reHsB-uteil tQuit be
sheep are most li» qaeii'ly made at nuhi
will lu .kr Juu leei ul Lui> e.
while they are ul rest, ami lhe Hinml'n
[2 29 f.
GEORGE NURSE.
neons jingling of all tl.e In lis strikes
terror io the dogs; they turn ibeir tails
and leave the sheep, f»uring the noise
of the bi lls will lead to their »x
posirre.
The ratio of bills may be
ma ie to vury according to the size of
the fl ck
FOR CASH
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STAGE LINE.
PrcpriPior.
Selling off Chesp
-o ♦
ASHLAND HOUSE.
Preserving- Sheep front Dog’s.
S tate C onstitution . — lb« thirty-
eight States 1U the Union have made
ninety®ttveU Col.blituiiun» lur them­
selves, ne uily tLti e ajitce. Uulwiauo,
Maine Muabuchubetl.-», Minuesuiu, Ne­
vada, On gon, Rhode island, and Wis­
consin have euch bad uuiy cue. Cuust.
tution. Georgia and Louisiana, uu the
Other hand, have hud the must in num
GOrDS, GROCERIES,
ber; Georgia having already adopted DRY
BIX CuU»iltiitious, a hile the preni-ut
CLOTHING, BOOTS,
Convention, sitting at llie Su»le-House,
AND >1IOES.
la tLe biXih ttiat has met in L<>iiisiuiia.
CIGARS
AND TOBACCOS
Kansas, however, wuuld appear io be
the Stu:e bardtst to please lu the mat­
ter ot Cunslnuilons.
It adopted vut
in lb57;was not satisfied wi h tins,tried
another ni xr year, in 1858. at_d stul
anol her in 1859, and 1U lire slimmer ot
that year adopted several lmporiuiit
amendments thereto. K nturky is the
only Southern biate whose C^nstna­
tion stood the shock of the war. Flor­
ida, L u USIULU, Maryland, Mississippi STOVES, TINWARE, HARDWARE,
are still Irving under “iecuusiruviiuu”
Constitutions. Toe oldest S ate C u-
stuuiluu in the Uuiou is tliut or M »s-
BaChuseits, adopted lu 1780 and silo CROCKERY and GLASSWARE.
in force. New Hampshire a Conslitu-
tlOD dates hum 1793 and U«>Uueuiieut*n
from 1818. The y oiiogest Cvu.-iitutioij
is that of Cuiiloruni, adopted «-n the
PAINTS CILS ANC Q.ASS
7tb lust. A new Coustnutiuu now bring
agitated in Mississippi and Kentucky.
—<8. E. Examiner.
Cheaper than any other House
------
Ashland and Linkville
Il O T E L S.
W a HING. - The
OEGON
LAKE COUNTY
Are iu exes leu'. ie,r.ir, amply pr- vi<!ed w> h fee-->
Abd 11.1 cu-t>»!■ >ers Wil lie a..I rd ou
piumpliV Ubd IU Illi tar I rl)le
DObFS, SASH, BLINDS,
DOOR AND WINDOW
FRAMES,
No Agents
O i the ihorte®t u at v
HARNESS
NONE TO EXTORT
DONE WITH DISPATCH.
SHOP
W ill conti » aim lor ibe erection ©i
:'ll kiudr Ul Ikll.ltlNG.-i.
HIGH PRICES,
Undertaking, a Specialty.
C. K. K L U M,
SMEH
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Givè Us a Trial.
MANUFACTURER OF,AND DEA1 ERIN
A stii--t|v Firs'-f'las«. Flint'l»-. D -ubi • Thiea ', L ck Sif»cb Mucidi a no-e «. m-
p e »> I" equih'i e ns *li n any tl.» i,>u <l < ■ lubf'iing nil il.e late luipiove-
m< n s wi'.li th« • hl o «I w-ll it e.| qu'titie». to wliia-h ibe
rTANDARD I m s () POI UL a R.
No M ddlemeri !
turning, boring, etc., etc.,
Ç'-jV D.I not I..ÍI to give ibr Lta«ai: e S'l bie* « til »
ivliu.iTUl
Ni; Rat «CUSPE.
Sells bis owu good« al «boìesals prieta
äScu'jpAorflxxarw
Wc Gui>u«»l Make a Bi-ltrr Muthine nt nay Prie«.
THE BIGHE^T FHI MIUM AW a BD l D Tlir. c-TIi'Cil AT THE CENTENNIaS»
Æ9*T iciui : k FKAMKS U'-u'ly mace to
order.
Tourists and Others Outfitted {¡^■P laning of all kinds, sawing,
ASHLAND
SEWING MACHINE $20
ÄLkx.üis>r>jrIluB<aLi^45»Ä3
OF ALL DIMENSIONS.
Good BACKS E»C-l*n» HUGGIES md No 1
RIDING HuRtES i.lw..)e..u n nd.
CiS" Bor.ee promptly cared f >r, unl.i^g
No Drummers !
A F i b’u' F n l y Fr»iM M c !•» it e*e>v ►•«»• »-I il.» w. r<*— «le» iui>* »»»«*1, »tddur* .»a,» 4».
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Tenn, Buggy add Plow Hamess,
Wil. PS,
ROBES,
DUSTERS
or the benefit <> f those de > ib -
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HOUSE BLANKETS.
— also ;—
W inchester R epeating R ifles
(commonly called Henry Rifles) oi
model of 1S0G, 1873, and 1876
Pistols, Cartridges, Etc.
WHEAT Taken at the Highest
Market Rates in Exchange
for Goods
Doltf.
and Pocket
Cutlery.
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Aetibnd, Juie 27tb, 1S76.
caii m iLe naita-v fut'erat w.aik f-r u>
ii.tta Ht-u Jill g el»e. Ctpiu 1 u»lr»-
quirni — we * iii » uri jou. Iwehred.-I.
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w.ui»d c»e)»lwie ’<• '»••il« I«* U-.
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leuuaii»-«. Audxaaa Xuua 4c Co., Au­
gusta, Aluili*.
Money for the Public
iriggo <1 w igon wrk tLe nndeia'gneil
. ceby make* kn -wn tb-»> * e ceo Le io - hk I
a ait titi.es» >i bi-si op in île-8. W. cornei
of the public sq '»ie Ashlum! Ogi>- <»•<! •*
e'dy ami w lling o <’u «H »o k «minis ed
o m- nu wo km H-.like maimer. WAG
AU the H igh
ONX • A HR 1AGE>, BU«»GIKS, WHbEL-
down
lîAKKOWS, PLOW STO< KS, Ac., m .de
■o '»t' e und tepui'ed o i shryr’t o’ice.
T' e Les« husieni »!o k to s'an'ly 0»
b ud.
W. W. KENtNOR.
Abbiami. June l”'b. lR7k.
noli’.
STABLES,
J a CKM.NVII.IJI, OkELON.
P bicip D ealers talk
HANOS AND
OR GA L S
uMisttad lu »• I.d-w. ekly i^r*e o’ eig >t |>»g*« in
e^cii pur ,- r » x wn H-gr’
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Pu i ii 'sril ili» al ore
b’e*. fr« »na
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t-'IIS |.:l-l I»»-» Il C lifei,e<l (>n th. Sa- ju-ilj.
POPULAR STABLES!
POPULAR
SADDLE HORSE»,
It ta ln -.lt re-pect*. Srvaaioa to any Weekly pab-
lirheU ou u.e Faxifiv Co .»i.
—'I— o —
14 no
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LIBEU a L TEMM m T o • LUM.
tn 50
F it » covie» for 1 ye»r. *i d l c- -py «-xtr
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Twaan-nvs ougtatfUr 1 year,sod I copy ex. .83 oO
1 liuve ■ unstuidly on li md lire vary brat
CARRIAGES! SADDLE HORDES BUGGIES AK>
Because bis jolioy i»
DEATH TO T HEM !!
Visi cm fu«ni»'i our < ut • u.er-<*uh u n,-iup tun-
oui
. A.)' liuM.
Hoi ses Boarded
Ou renn»table tarai*, «nd íhe t>»-' o' cue und
CAlUlIkGEH.
And can furrl-b my citai. «ore whb a liptup.
luru i.u. al any time.
a'.ieu-
■ «■■I OCTIowed U,wu lbeli> *Li<r Ulrfier Ibeir
Alsu,
11 |s j n Vifbed ou WEDNESDAY »lid SATURDAY
tsBâu®aa
¿ tables
BUGGIES AND
e,irlia Celuass-®
OF MATTER EACH WEEK.
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rj'HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING i’UR-
“WEEKLY UNION”
hdíf
MAIN STREET, ASHLAND
We bare c upiui'l, ’*• b ud ibe Ter) bwl
SACRAMENTO
I
AMILANO LIVERY
Corner of 4th a d Cai dorma Sis.,
SMITH’S
— eusaotl —
ÜN1CN LIVERY
SAle arci E xciiaïige SALE AAD FELD STABLES L
Wagen Factory.
A shland , O regon .
ETPS a g I NERAL ASSORT-
meol of goods in Lis line of Hade.
and kave -
P ianos and O rgans sent on 15
days trial.
For circulai», n mis. etc., addw-a
JAMES S. SMITH.
575 M arket S treet ,
S jo Franciteu,
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▲ ÜM offiM ol the A suavd T xbuto *.
Horses Bought <ind Sold
W» will gu .nu er AHief'C’iiHi in til our ir.ii.-
•Ciiour.
C.uuwua, * M c M ahuk .
THE UNDER-IGNED, TH A'KING OU» PA-
iriHn- !•* l * nb-r.-i |»t«tr»»U.ge be»'««»ed U. <n
u» Aurhgour a>ci>-i ou wi»n tue U. mmi
8teb>e*.*«M»id se»peak ■ oimiiuHio i»f 'lie • n«
a uw »noueeaun.
CAau wmx A M q JU mml
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HORSES BOARDED
O" rvas
il»F- t» rm», and given il • twa*
•Hstitisti.
UOBSB< BOUGHT. AND rOLD
And satiofacttofl gw- Farreen in 11 u.y
SClioM.
H. F.JJIILLIPS