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HORSE MEN,
THE FOURTH IX ASHLAND.
Sfato Xiws.
'lind ilei»ilin¡X-
The Independent says the depot at , W. A. McPherson came up to Ashh n I
Reading is crowded with wool,and wagon on Monday, and returned to Jackson­
Portland has the kite-flying mania.
Among the many mental phenomena
JUNE 27. 1879
F I DA Y
Preparations for the cclebrati'in in
ville yesterday. Mac. haa been spending
I loads a.c arriving nearly every day.
A small whale came ashore on the
! which art engaging the attention of scien­ Ashland have been going forward with
beach
near Gardiner last week.
J. A. Cardwell will soon begin the some time in tliu mountains, and wes tists, that of “n.ind reading" is one of ’ alacrity
local brevities
.
since the various committees
looking
very
’
well.
He
contemplates
It is supposed that a bogus half-dollar
erection of a store and dwelling adjoin­
| most interesting. Last Monday evening , were appointed. The beautiful grove has factor}
’ is in full blast in Astoria.
going
to
Portland
in
a
short
time.
Roads are dusty.
(
i ing his livery stable in Jacksonville.
' the ’>e'.q>le of Ashland were afforded an ] been subjected to a general combing
Ladies
in uniform on I
Messrs. Slade, Ball, Fields, Cook and i opportunity of seeing and testing the ,
Complaints are made by the settlers of
Raspberries are ripening.
lerritories at the
down and brushing out, stands have been I ! represent the states and territories
Palmer, returned from the Silver creek j performances of a gentleman who posses-
the
Summer
Lake
country
that
emigrants
Junction
celebration
on
the
Fourth.
put
up,
swings
and
other
amusements
The county jail is M. T.
mines last Friday. They had done con­ i ses the ¡»ower of gaining a knowledge of
A
little
son
of
Mr.
J.
R.
Derby, of
appropriate
their
fences
for
fire
wood.
arranged, and everything prepared for
Hay harvest is in full blast.
siderable work upon their claims, but do what is fixing the attention of the mind
Yamhill,
was
poisoned
last
week
by eat­
making the most of the grounds in the
A. T. Wright, “one of the boys” here
not appear to be weighed down with : of another, without any apparent med-
ing white camas. An emetic fixed him I !
Next Friday will be the Fourth.
enjoyments of the dry.
last winter, will come over from Oro g,»ld. Some of tnem calculate to try* the
all right.
Linkville will have a 4th of July.
;
ium
of
communication.
On
Saturday
There will be a public dinner spread
Fino to soon 1 the Fourth in Ashland.
M is? Florence Flannagan, of Newport, j
mines again, afterwhile.
!
evening
Professor
Rice,
who
is
well
i
Irrigation is keeping the gardens fresh.
for
all,
of
which
all
are
expected
and
PBW REDUCED!
Coos
Bay, and Mr.T. II. Sheridan, clerk
Three freight teams from Reading,two
Houck’s Hall is all finished up for known as a mind reader in various parts desired to partake. The Committee of of Douglas county, were married on the
Lakeview will have fireworks on the belonging to Andrew Davidson and one
dancing, with a smooth waxed floor which
13th inst.
Fourth.
to W. Bishop, came in Tues lay morning. would put grace into the step o’ a I of the United States, gave an exhibition Arrangements have decided to have a
Last Thursday two little sons of Ste­
in Houck’s Hall, and was greeted by a ' barbecue, of the finest fatted calf, a
The roads are good between this place
We would return thanks for many ' “yahoo.” Mr. Houck will have the hall very fair audience. Before the mind «
phen H. Jory of Salem, aged respectively
young mutton and the best young shoat tour and nine years,were drowned in the
and Reading.
complimentary notices from exchanges tastefully decorated with evergreens on
readln<f be 'an the audience was enter- i that can be found, and they would re­ Willamette.
A heavy frost occurred in Scott valley, upon the beginning of another volume. the Fourth, and is making extensile tained by some amusing tricks of parlor |
quest that the good people, who hive al­
During the quarter ending May 31st,
Cal., last week.
Dr. Chitwood took a trip out to Link­ preparations to have the ball one of the niauic and ledgerdiuain, which the pro- ways contributed generously in the post, the expenditures of tho Oregon peniten­
Mr. J. V.m Hom, of Pioneer, was in ville and Fort Klamath the latter ¡»art of finest ever conducted in Southern Ore­ fessor explained that he found necessary 1 will come forward with the thicken, cake, tiary were $5,006.02; earnings, through
last week, returning home on Tues lay’s gon. You had better secure t.ckets to introduce in his programme in order to pies and delicacies which are needed to convict labor and boarding of U. S.
Ashland this week.
prisoners and others, $2,669.82; oxcess
early.
furnish entertainment for all c’asses of make up the feast. The committee on <>f expenditures over earnings, $1,336.19.
Capt. O. C. Applegate will read a poem stage.
M. L. Alford, who has been in the Pi­
at Linkville on the 4th.
S pecial T erm .—Judge Hanna found i the niiscellaneous au lienees which he refreshments consists of Messrs. 11. C. There were 174 convicts in the peniten­
oneer
Store
for
more
than
a
year,
is
now
Over $200 was raised for the celebra­
it necessary to adjourn the June term of meets in small towns. After this was Hill, J. Houck, A. V. Gillette and A. D. tiary June 1st.
stopping
at
his
father's
home
on
M
agner
A few days ago a party of prospectors
tion of the 4th at Yreka.
Circuit Court in this county 1
i< ; ¡1 I over the Professor called for persons in Helman and Mesdunes M. H. Drake, J.
from
Brownsville unearthed what is be-
creek.
the cases were tried, in order tJ re<- h the audience to come forward ai.d assist R. Tozer, O. Coolidge, J. H. Russell, B. lieven by many to bea//oi«tf,/We tin mine.
Mrs. J. R. Neil, of Jacksonville is
The Sentinel says J. W. Manning has Lakeview in time to hold the regular him in liis mind-reading test3. The per- F. Myer.
visiting Mrs. J. R. Tozer.
The ledge crops out on Wiley creek, a
The committee on arrangements have tributary of tho Santiam, about three
refused $393 for a foal only six weeks term in Lake county. Consequently liis s «11 who g >es forw ird fixes his mind up­
Mr. Horton, of Langell v alley, came
old, sired by Jay Beach’s horse, “Alta- Honor has called a special term in this on some material object in the room (tell­ made preparations for a parade of “plug miles abi vc the toll gate on the Cascade
in to town on Wednesday.
Mountain Wagon Road, and is about Tha Imported Percheron Stallio
niontJ’
county for the second Monday in Au­ ing no one what it is) and the professor, uglies,” which will carry off the palm for twenty
miles from Albany.
The family of A. S. Jacobs arrived
¡»lacing the person’s hand to his fore­ ugliness; also a laughable burlesque of
New goods are being received con- gust.
Hillsboro
Independent: Dr. J. B. Mc­
from Roseburg on Tuesday.
head, will either discribe the object oration, reading of Declaration, etc.
stantly at McCall & Baum’s, and are
Mahan,
a
practicing
physician of this
D ancing on H orseback .—A novel chosen or go directly to it, leading the Succeeding this will be wheel-barrow
Wm. Stine, of Yreka, has removed oilered for sale at prices as low as the
place,
has
absconded,
leaving
about $100
terpsichorean amusement has been intro­ person by the hand, and point out the
Pf.lDt OF PERCHE
with his family to Walla Walla.
races,
sack
races,
walking
the
pole,
etc.,
of
unpaid
debt.
He
took
$50
in cur­
| lowest.
duced in Jackson county. O.ie day object, apparently seeing with the eye | i for each of which various prizes will be rency from McKinney & Co.’s till before
Messrs. Jacob Wagner and John Fra­
J. Buchanan Russell has settled upon recently a number of young ladies and
leaving and borrowed small amounts of
e believe given.
ley went to Yreka last Monday.
a ranch on Lost river, and will probably gentlemen, from Jacksonville and other of the one he is leading.
various persons, which he took with him.
The exercises will begin at 10 o’clock He left a first-class diploma and a case Will m>ke the feieon b giuni g Aptil 1«^
Job printing will be done promptly in become- a permanent resident of Lake places, met at the grove at Willow i everyone present was satisfied that there
was no deception or collusion of any in the morning, and people should turn of medical instruments worth §150, be­
g<x»d style at the T idings office.
county.
Springs on horseback, and to the music kind practised in the mind-reading. In out early. The day will wind up with a sides his trunk and other private effects. a i <1 continue till July 1st at the stable» a
the subserib** *, i ear Athland.
The placer mines on Salmon river have
Thos. Rogers, son of Capt. Rogers,has of the violin went through a number of • deed, there seems to be no opportunity grand ball in the evening at Houck’s
The Baptists propose to build a chapel
yielded pretty well this season.
gone to Silver creek, in response to a call quadrilles and round dances with their ’ for fraud. Many persons went forward, new hall, where good music and good ! on the grounds of the college at Me-
I Minnville. It will be built of brick, its
E. Edgerton, Esq., will deliver the from his father who, we learn, is doing horses.
I most of whom would have been keen to management will make the affair all that i dimensions 90x60 ft. It will have a
very well.
Fourth of July oration at Y”reka.
W ill L ecture in A shland .—Prof. ■ detect and ready to expose any fraud. could be desired. Next week we will basement, two main stories and an attic
C. K. Klum started for Sterling yes­ L. L. R »gers will give a lecture at the If one would think of a watch or key’ or again publish the programme of the day’s story, with a mansard roof, and is to be
The Grave Creek mining company have
Ti e first lmpor'e«l FieLC^i siallifa,
terday to join his family in a visit among Academy on Wedeesday evening next, ‘ knife which he knew to be in the pocket exercises.
finished by September of next year.
stopped piping because of low water.
ver
came whm of :he> A lechanie» bam
The
estimated
cost
is
between
$15,000
In our publication of committees last
Two or three No. 1 milch cows for his wife’s relatives. He will return Sun­ July 2d, at 8 o clock. The lect ire wi l ' of 3 i:n i on? in the audience, tho profes­
and
820,000,
several
thousands
of
which
o
Uiiiou
com It,Ohio in 1851. This b«»r*e
day evening.
be upon some educational subject, and sor would usually* go directly to the per­ week an error occurred in the names of have been subscribed already.
sale at W. Beeson’s, Wagner creek. *
This was e.»l ul L vs N a ) oleos , hu <I s'ti<«we«l the
We saw yesterday an apple nearly two many matters of interest concerning the son, put his hand in the right pocket and the committee on grounds. Said com­ building will serve all the purposes of the g en v hie of ibis stock. I p lo 1869 there
The four-horse team on Phillips’ Link­
inches
in diameter growing upon the Ashland College and Normal School will take the object out. Sometimes he mittee consists of A. V. Gillette and c. I o ilege and chapel, ¡us it will contain six wt-ie 62 n or.* ¡imported iulu the ^Lnited
ville stage line makes a fine appearance.
school rooms, a chapel, labratory and
same twig with a bunch of freshly blown be explained by the President in the would not be able to find the object II. Hill.
S nto. and ¡D.tbi* I ihi 1 i>e«is there bare
The wheat crop in Scott Valley has
library rooms.
apple blossoms.
course
of tiie evening.
chosen,
but
would
describe
it
in
such
a
been 566 itnpoi i< <1 Some contriea la Ot^o
been badly frost bitten in many places.
Tile Fourth at Linkville.
Relijjiou» Notice*.
was as to convince all pers e 3 that lie
nJ Illinois give bitsinens to 12 to 15 its
A young man named Jacob Roper was
N ew S ewing M achine .—Messrs.
Mr. M. H. Drake has sold his ranch
|»o:
’e 1 stations as well s* a lumber of
possesses
sonic
kind
<»f
an
extraordinary
’
A meeting of the citizens of Linkville,
drowned in the North Umpqua, about a Fountain & Farlow have secured the
M. E. C hurch .—Service! every Sun­ .laiie«. 1 he giades uf this atuclc »re now
and entire band of stock in Warner val­
sense, or one not yet understood. He was held Monday evening the 16th inst.,
mile above Tipton’s saw mill, on Tues­
day at 11 a . M. and 8:00 P. M. Sunday going in o tl e Chicago m d New York mar­
agency for the sale of the world renowned,
ley.
does not attempt to account for the to consider the propriety of celebrating
day of last week.
School at 2:30 with Bible classes for old s’- s, and re «»lily biii g 50 <o 75 | er cent.
New
American,
self-threading
shuttle
Judge Day came up from Jacksonville
We understand that John Fraley has and self-threading needle sewing machine, ! phenomenon, but describes bis sensations the Fourth of July, and it was decided and young.
Trayer meeting every nio«e than tb> c »tnm<-u stuck of woikboraea.
last Thursday, and returned the same
nr
just come into possession of a legacy of the lightest running, m »st durable and during the performance as follows. When to celebrate. The following committees Thursday evening at 7:30.
A general
day.
The shove shows the reputation thia stock,
takes
a
person
’
s
hand
and
closes
his
he
were appointed, viz:
$5,000 through the death of a brother at lightest machine in the world, and will
invitation and a cordial welcome to all. h «, where tl.< y hare Lad over 25 v»*r
W. C. Daley shot a brown bear the Oregon, Missouri.
I eyes all is darkness to him for an instant,
To procure orator, chaplain and reader
sell for $35, and warrant them to ¡»lease.
W. T. C hapman , Pastor.
exp tience with them.
oilier day on the hills, about a mile from
• then a prickling sensation, like a slight of the Declaration of Independence; J.
Wells, Fargo & Co. have made another Do not buy until you see these machines.
O
pen
A
ir
S
ervices
.
—
Baptist
services
town.
: current of electricity passes through his W. Hamaker, Sikes Worden and A. P.
See the tr o'iey brought into this eounty by
reduction of about 20 per cent, on all We have a large invoice now on the road.
will be held next Sunday morning at 11 th«- sale of W hite I’ kim k colts and Giliet.
j
muscles
or
nerves
and
he
can
see
the
The celebration at Willow Springs ¡»ackages sent through their offices and to
McCarton. Committee of arrangements,
#
i object which the other person is think­ Q. A. Brooks, S. Worden, J. F. Forbes, o’clock in the grove north of Baptiste’s, There have been 45 bead sold and taken out
will attract many people from Jackson­ the Eastern States.
F or the Y ellowstone .—Yesterday in*' <«f or look.ns at. His vision is Chas. Moore and J. W. Hamakar; Com­ Ashland. A cordial invitation is exten­ o! the < oiimy, which bi ought $13,317. an
ville.
A novel contest will be introduced at morning a party started from this valley to usually imperfect in some respects, es­
ded to everyone.
■V’rage ¡nice ol neatly $296 each, they
mittee on finance, J. T. Forbes, Chas.
The Mudsill is the name of a new Trinity Center, Cal., on the Fourth. A !
«•
e mo<tly sold when under two yeira old,
Elder Martin Peterson will officiate at
Kearney paper just started at Nevada prize is offered for the person who can the head waters of the Yellowstone in pecially ns regards the size of the object, Moore and Q. A. Brooks. The commit­
Montana, intending to settle in that wild a chair often appearing as large as a house. tee of arrangements appointed the vari­ a basket ¡»itnic at Morgan’s grove in tmir.y ol them st weaning lime. Tbev were
City.
•ake i to <'aliiornia, E«o-tetn Oregon, Wash
eat the most mush.
land of natural wonders. The ¡ arty is I’rof. Rice left here Sunday, northward ous sub-committies, and adopted the fol­ Sam’s Valley next Sunday.
Dr. Aiken will begin building a new
iugton and I lut o Territories, and favorable
At a school meeting held at Jackson­ composed of Geo. Ghi'son and family,
Rev. L. L. Rogers will ¡»reach at Jack­ repo'ts have came from all, and in several
residence in Jacksonville about the 1st of ville last Saturday the voters unanimous­ James Hoxie, a Mr. Campbell and a son bound, but stated that he might return lowing programme for the day;
in a short time, and afford our citizens
sonville next Sunday morning, and at instances the ptirchuse.'s iuve ordered or
1st. National salute at sunrise.
July.
ly agree 1 to engage the services of Prof, of George Hoxie. They will go by way another opportunity of seeing liis in-
2d. Procession will form at 9 o’clock the 51. E. church in Ashland in the c .me ami bought ix.ore.
Geo. Nutley, Jr., has gone out to ; j J. W. Merritt for another year.
of Goose Lake, and, having gjod teams teresiing entertainment.
a . M. in front of McCarton's hotel and evening.
W hite P iukck has not made a reason here
Lake county to spend the summer on a | H. J. Diggles, of Fort Jones, who and wagons, will doubtless have a pleas­
Should in ind reading come to be
march out Main street under the order
since
1873.
ranch
di e »
I w;is compelled to smpenl business last ant journey.
derstood, it will doubtless furnish an of the Marshal to the new barn of Ham-
Eve y business man k,D"Ws that large^
We have been favored with ¡»leasant ' Au just, ha> co n >ro u.-rel with his cred­
A gencies E stablished .—During liis explanation for tupuy mental phenomena akar Bro’s (the place selected for holding WAITERS.—In Likiview, June 15 h, T o:m« well-furtucd Loises Lave always breu fa
calls from several young la lies tins itors, and again opened his store.
Henry, eilest »<>u • f .Mr. > nd Mi». M. T. Walters, demand at good prices.
trip to Portland W. II. Atkins >i estab­ which now puzzle the most astute obser­ the celebration), and upon arriving there
rg-'d
12 ye fluid 'luce mon h».
week.
Fountain A Farlow now sail their mer­ lished an agency in that city for the sale of vers and the most profound philosophers. the proceedings will begin with a prayer
the Lakeview llo'ald says a large store ' cantile establishment under the name of the goods manufactured by tho Ashland Even as much as we have seen in Ash­ by the chaplain, after which music' by
>PECIAL NOTICES.
building will be erected on New Pine ' the “Farmers’ Store,” as we discover by Woolen Manufacturing Company, a’so an land seems to give a very satisfactory’ the choir—“Hail Columbia."
There I as been a good deal »aid
• r about
*
creek.
ibe Percberun stock that I have introduced
3d. Reading of the Declaration of In-
agency at Roseburg. We understand that idea of the way in which many of the
a new sign which they have hoisted.
For Sale Cheap!
<>n tbis coa'-t at great cost, being a failcbx ,
The hay contract at Fort Klamath has i Ed. De Peatt returned yesterd ly from Mr. Atkinson will do considerab’e trav­ tricks of spiritualistic mediums and clar- dejiciidence.
One Osborne Self Binding Harvester, and uuiti'G, and hot suiting the wants ufthe
4th. Music by the band.
been sub-let by Mr. Manning to Jay the trip to R ca ling with his w »»1. The eling during the summer, and we antici­ ivoyants, might be p' .yed, even if they
farmers and teamsters, etc., etc.
and
warranted, by B. F. REESER.
are
not
done
in
this
way.
5th. Oration by the orator of the day.
Beach.
w »ol, which was of a quality better than pate as a result a considerable increase
Thoro parties that give currency and
6th. Music by the choir.
Capt O. C. Applegate and wife expect ; the average, brought him 25cts. a pound. in the demand for the excellent goods
adds
P lant S hade T rees .—Nothing
credit
tu the above ate, do doubt, interested
A
BARGAIN
FOR
SOME
MAN!
‘o
7th. Dinner, after which the crowd
to return to Klamath Agency by the 1st ! Messrs. Win. Patterson ami A. F. made by this company.
more to the beauty an I attractiveness of
in >ome other stock, and never owned or
will reassemble to music by the band.
A good house and lot for sale on Gran­ ¿ave the Percherons a tridl.
of J uly.
Squires started for Roseburg last Tues­
a town thru neatly arranged and neatly
8th. Poem by Capt. O. C. Applegate. ite street. For particulars inquire of
lleie is wlut bkliabi h men that ar* well
Messrs. H. Pape and II. V. Helms, day, for a visit in Douglas county. They
kept shade trees. Fine houses, neat
ROB T. GARRFTT.
9th.
Music
by
the
choir.
known in ibis c« wily say uii this rnatyir^
of Jaiks j.wille, ci ns up the valley yes­ intend to reach home about the 2d of
fences, beautiful flower gardens are all
[nool-tf.J
A shland , Ogn.
10th. Toasts with music and salutes.
July.
terday.
charming to the eye, but they all come
We the undersigned. Laving b«ed. owned
11th. To conclude with a grand ball in
or
used < o '* »ii e I by th« iuipor e«t Perch-
Just
Received
at
Reeser
’
s
!
short
of
the
effect
which
fine
rows
of
The Democratic convention of Sii-
Two citizens of Yreka, Chris Shock
the evening at Good Templars Hall.
i-tiu
hoise. in'n duced ii.io OiegoB by W.
stately an 1 beautiful shade trees have in
kiy!?u havbven postponed till the first of and George Fiock, become involved in a
A full stock of Stoves and Harwdare, 0. Myer, of A Llin«l. believe thia stock lo
Tickets without supper $1.
giving to a town an appearance of s »lidity,
Groceries and General Merchandise, all tie a valmible acquisition to our state, aa
quarrel on Thurs lay of last week which
Au gust
The following gentlemen have been of which will be sold at the lowest cash <t o e *«r> d her«* »di saow their orijioi lu a
Wm. Denny broke his leg while haul- ■ resulted in Mr. Shock receiving a severe season. Whatever it may be, the fruit comfort and prosperity. A few dollars selected as officers of the day: President, prices. Produce taken in exchange.
vm . y MiiiKK « HEuiiFE, having a equate, auUit
does not seem to be affected deeper than and a litt’e care expended by property
ing rails near Lake view on Thurs lay of knife cut.
in ik«-np, with good boue. fin«* to m. kind
Nurse;
Marshal,
Capt.
D.
J.
i George
owners
in
planting
trees
along
the
streets
o-iiio i an«l good ¡ic ton fur animals of
the
skin,
and
wc
trust
our
peach
crop
PAY UP ! ’PAY UP !
Prof. W. T. Leeke was in Ashland the
last week.
Ferree.
i
their
-iz • Tl«o-* old ei o igli 'o wi»rk giro
in front of their lots would bring a good
J. E. Begg3 has the government other day. His school at Eagle Point will be all right yet.
, oo I Siti-f c'i n o.'i the I trm or road aa
All persons indebtes to B. F. Reeser t<- in auininls, an I find a ready mu« ket at.
return in the actual increase of value of
WEATHER REPORT.:
freighting contract from Rueburg to closes t‘>-day and the Professor and his
To T he P ublic .—The ladies of the M.
must
settle immediately. I must have n e biiiliert ptie -s tor which work h«>rse<
wife will rusticate on Butte creek during E. Sewing Circle would inform their the property, to say nothing of the sat­
Fort Klamath.
money
and will be compelled to enf >ree i«e sold T ••• i rodnre fiom the t»Mlfblooda,’
The following is the weather report
isfaction given in the beautifying of their
collections.
B. F. REESER.
c It« «««! lit i-s. show ibe Percberoh in lo. trf
friends and the public, that thev are hav­
Geo. Nutley has made several cork the summer vacation.
for the week ending June 24th, at G a .
homes.
A
shland
,
June
27th,
1879.
n3-3w. >n«l in k -up.
Rev.
J.
H.
Vandever
has
gone
to
ing
a
large
stand
put
up
in
the
grove
for
shoes recently, one order coming from
m . and 12 m ., furnishedus by Mr. H. C*
In vli-w of i I hsu f-cts there can be no
Washington Territory to spend the suin- their use on the Fourth of July; and that
N eeding A ssistance .—An emigrant j
Olympia, W. T.
oubt
that the inlio luctioti of the Perch-
Hill.
NOTICE.
• mer, and probably to locate permanently. they will have it supplied with a variety family, a man,his wife 'il l four chi! Iron,
i ui I ms and will c«u>e a valuab'e improve­
Rev. L. N. Nickerson and Geo. L >ose-
THERVT R
WEXTHFR
DA IE
ment of ««nr conirno si«>ck. and add to ‘the
M rs. Vandever and family will remain in I of fruitSj nuts, candies, ice c'eam, pic, was passing through Ashland about two
ley cane in from Klamath Agency Wed­
Whereas,
my
wife
Kate
Cole
has
de
­
tin
no a' inieresta uf Lheco'intry.
6 ». M.
Ashland for the ¡«resent.
1 cake, meats, stewed oysters, coTee an I i weeks ago, when the man, who was suff-
a M nin,
serted me without cause or provocation, s. V’anoyke,
nesday evening.
52
18 Clear
Tailor,
Jts.rtiVage,
Read the new advertisement of Geo. i tea, etc. The proceeds to be applied to ering front some bronchial or pulmonary
I hereby give notice to all persons not to S.
59
19
We have been advised to tie the eagle T. Baldwin, of Linkville, who lias been
<’ F lUiike,
John M iiply.
credit
her
on
my
account,
as
I
will
not
J the liquidation of their church debt. ! affecti >n, was taken so sick that he was
<<
52
20
I’. Iltinu.
G. \V. l o djee,
on the T idings sign/for fear he will soar laying in a new stock, and is better ¡»re­
pay any debts of her contracting.
Cl
I Grateful for past favors, we ask a liberal i nnab’e to go any further. They found
53
I)
C'tupinan,
W. F. 8« t«ger. ‘
21
WESLEY COLE.
away on the 4th.
F 11 be«,
A. F llodai,
pare I than ever to suit the people of patronage.
22 Rain.................
I an empty cabin in the northern part of
47
L inkville , O regon , June 20th, 1879.
i’.Petegar,
S. Grubb.
41
In the San Francisco market choice Lake county with goals in his line.
23 Clear .............
tiiwn, and t’u*re the husband and father
M. C. H ill , Pres., F. M yer , Sec.
•'. G e
L. Bio i 1-word.
48
“
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21
northern wool is quoted at 22 @ 28Ac;
Dr. J. C. Belt, of Douglas county,who
i is being watched over and nurse I by the
J. B. biinvar
W n. Justice. *
DRESS PATTERNS.
C elebration at P hcenix .—The citi- ■ anxious, overburdened wife and mother,
burry, 18 (& 22c.
' lived for a time in Jacksonville, has been
I.i ties of'('ravel.
Prif. Merritt is teaching a private j sent to the insane asylum, at Ent Port­ zensof Phtenix held a meeting >n Wednes­ | who will perhaps soon be relieved of her
This certifies that Miss Kate Thornton
I ■ O'lld with ibe «bore g<t like endo
school at Jacksonville during vacation of land. His insanity was cause I by dis- day evening to consider the matter of hav­ charge. The sick m m, it is said, cannot The O. & C.stages leave Ashland as fol­ and Miss Laura Anderson are our au­
ment irmn |».<ities tbit have tr«d nr owned
ing
a
public
celebration
at
that
p
’
ace
on
thorized
agents,
and
are
fully
competent
the public school.
sepation, and of late years he has been a
live many days longer. The family’ are
lows: Going north, at 7 a . m . ; going to teach our method of dress cutting or k . iiii / o ktioiimy lot*®« in California^
the Fourth. It was decided that Phoenix in destitute circumstances, depending for
Excursions to Ashland Butte will be slave of the opium habit.
south, at 2 p. y.r.
cut patterns, warranting the tit ; and we
should
celebrate,
and
the
following
com
­
On
H. F. Philips’ 1 inkville line stages specially recommend them to the public L'li pqui ¡«nd WillhUii'tie valley®, I an era
in order now, that is if the warm spell
A young gentleman, not an entire
j the necessaries of life upon the charity of
(>ieg >u. Wa-liii'g'un, |i!:ibu »nd Montan^
leave every morning at 5 o’clock, con­ for patronage.
lasts for a few days.
stranger in Ashland, come up from his mittees were appointed to arrange and car­ i our townspeople. Those living in their
cruiuiits ui u Biiiuh Columbia.
necting at Linkville with hacks for
J
2w
N. C. &. F. L. McCLURE.
Read the notices of B. F. Reeser under home down the valley last Sunday “to ry out the programme: Managers—S. neighborhood have by their generous aid
I akevicw and Fort Klamath. Four-
specials. He offers a self-binding reaper see his girl, who lives in town and to­ Fury, Mr. Vandyke, John Colman, II. kept them as comfortable as possible,but
horse stage on Monday, Wednesday
Tweed,
W.
Arnett,
Committee
on
Fi
­
and Friday.
for sale at a bargain.
ward evening took a chill, and had to
there is no doubt room for more assist­
I
nance
—
Miss
Laura
Sargent,
Miss
Ben-y,
ance, and anyone wishing to help the
Pride of Perch©
The Yreka Journal says R. I. Linton stay all night. Good idea that."
All parties owing me prior to June 1st
C. C. Low and James Birkheal.
James unfortunate family may find them in the
D
on ' t S tand B a < k .—Let us have a
has sent his Angora goat hair to the Eng­
We were puzzled to understand why
will please settle by the 15th of July,
Realties was appointed a committee of one little cabin jnst beyon 1 Mr. Jones’ jolly Fourth in Ashland. It is good for i 1879, or their accounts will be placed in l a« Relec'eil in France by ¡lie ««me party
lish market this year.
our junior partner was so anxious to go
to procure an orator, and John Casto was
people to take a whole day for fun and the hands of an attorney for collection. «lobr-llglu oil! o.d 1-OpT’ N a VOLK ox (bf
house.
J. 8. Eubanks will build a neat little after the mail every fifteen minutes yes­
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hen bad 23 years ex pet iene, wi'b this
chosen as Marshal. We shall publish the
GEORGE T. BALDWIN.
enjoyment at least two cr three tinic° in
barn at the western end of his lot in the terday, until we learned that Postmxster
N^
t
B
adly
D
rowned
.
—
One
M.
M.
L
inkville
,
Ogn.,
June
10th,
1879.
«
<>ck) and * ’i* purchased in«tn ope of the
programme next week.
the year. It smooths out the wrinkles
northern part of town.
Helman had two young ladies clerking
no.
l-4t.
l e-it ime e’* 1« Fruite*, »nd hi- probi«* ia
Brown was a resident of Jcckson county
We understand I the Baptists intend for him. If this occurs again we shall F ortunate R escue .—Some days ago at some two years ago, and one day his of time and care in their faces, and soft­
ibi-state slow him to be * No. 1 I'lpcls
HURRAH]'H6RilAH !
holding open air services every Sunday keep the P. O. key ourself. It won't do Salmon River, says the Yreka Journal, clothing was found on the bank of Rogue ens the effect of the asperities of life up­
i o;ae
during pleasant weather.
to have the business neglected.
a ¡»arty of ladies and gentlemen started river, and his creditors discovered, after on their hearts. So do not stand back
Fourth of July in Ashland I
Trims 820 the Melson.
By asking our “devil" you will learn out for a walk, crossing Salmon river selling his worldly effects at sheriffs sale, and be too dignified to take an interest
Three “schooner loads” of goods of the
or
a
part
in
the
programme
of
the
day.
new st »ck of Butler & R>ckfellow ar- that it was the Sr. member instead of on a log at Clapboard Bar. All crossed that the proceeds fell short of the judg-
—For the best and neatest hats you
the “junior," mentioned just above, who safely except Allie, daughter of Mr. ments they he’d. On Saturday last,say» Come out early and do not be afraid to will have to call on F ountain & F arlow ,
rived Wedneslay evening.
C. K. Klum has added to his stock of found the attraction in the post ottico Hops >n, who g >t frightenv i when about the .‘\’idind, “Brown resurrected himself show your self enough of an American to as they have just received a splendid
stock of all grades of men and boy’s hats.
saddlery, harness, etc., by an invoice of so great—copy was very scarce- -Con- half way across. Ed. Tomkins returned and was met on the street in Jackson­ have some enthusiasm for the American If you want a “mbby" hat give them a
AUBiAM BOY and BOBBY BURNS
eagle.
You
will
perhaps
not
have
a
seouence
—
paper
behind
time.
—
Jr.
goods received this week.
call.
i to assist, an I she thought she could get ville by Mr. R.»bt Westhrop who shrunk
Will each s»rve u litni’ed number of msre^
By a vote of the County Superintend­ I along better by holding to hii coat, than aghast rt the apparition. Brown recog­ chance to watch his flight forty or fifty
On Saturday morning, June 21st,quite
and will b<- nt my niMb’«**. A rabia * Bet
a covering of snow was seen on the lo w ents of the state the reiulers and spellers by taking his hand. In changing position nized him and said quietly “don’t be years hence, so give hi in encouragement
$15 t<> ¡usurp.
E ojibt B iens . the Shet­
published by A. S. Barnes & Co., of both lost their balance and fell into the seared, I'm not a ghost.” Being asked while you may. Let us have all the in­
mountain range east of Ashland.
land,
$
10
to
insure.
nocent fun and amusement we can, and
The Yreka Union says it is rumored New Y'ork, have been adopted as the au­ stream. Mr. Doty, who was on shore, why he played such a trick he answered:
I have nine hundred Angora goats for
Pn-iurnge 6‘.'% cent* p*r week. Will
don’t be 1 ackward about furnishing your
that John Daggett has struck another thorized text books for the public schools jumped into the river and caught the girl, “Over head and cars in debt, couldn't
sale,
which
are,
I
think,
as
good
a
flock
as
it
e
due cure, but will not be liable (or a$
share of it.
I
rich streak in hi^ Klamath ledge.
can
be
found
in
the
state,
being
well
bred
i of Oregon for the next two years. The both going under, when E l. Tomkins get out; that old jumper I left on the
cideiits ur escapes.
The horse crop in this valley is a good I from the best imported bucks. I find it
Misses Lou M'illits and Ollie Alford i vote stood three for the B incroft series, also got to them, aud all three again bank only cost six bits, shoes wore ont,
I
have gone out to
1 Willits’ saw mill on two for the Appleton, and sixteen for sank, while young Willie, so.i of J. B. hat didn’t cost any thing, end so I paid one this year. Scarcely a team comes in­ necessary to change iny business in order
W* G. MYER,
Kean creek, to s[ spend the summer.
that of Barnes it Co., called the “Inde­ Tomkins, waded out into the stream,and the whole debt with a wardrobe that to town without having a little colt trot- to school my children. For particulars i
wasn
’
t
worth
a
cent.
’
Brown
is
on
foot
James Norton, > of Phoenix, returned pendent” readers and spellers. These manage 1 to get hold of Ed. Tomkins, so traveling toward Roseburg and nil at­ titg along with its mother, and the colts ' apply to my ranch on Little Applegate, or
ASHLAND
OREGON.
last Saturday fAnn an extended visit books are a great improvement over the that he obtained a foothold to pull the tempts at suicide on his ¡»art should be are nearly all fine ones, too—scrubb stock i address,
J. M. MARK,
will Boon be at a discount.
XT*» * * •
others out
looked upon with suspicion. ”
old Bancroft series.
among relatives in Marion oounty.
nl 3w
A shland , O gn .
1
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ASHLAND
TIDINGS.
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Notice to Debtors
For Sale