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■•V- ■ *-' * THE ASHLAND LOCAL BREVITIES. TIDINGS. ¿ m S bbíbb / Sergeant Bleauveit, of the Presidio, San Francisco, brought up two new re cruits for Fort Klamath by vesterda. morning’s stage. Mr. G. W. Fordyce will build a cot tage near C> F. Blake’s, to be occupied this winter by his family, that the chil dren hiay attend school. Miss Emma Anderson, of Fort Jones, has been visiting relatives in Ashland She goes hence to see her sister, Mrs O. C. Applegate, at Klamath Agency T. C. Hess, of Canby, Cal., wns ifl town last Monday, and made iis a short call. Mr. Hess says his neighborhood is settling up with a good class of people. The brick-work on the Masonic Hall is all done, excepting the file-walls, which will l»e added as soon as the car penters have finished laying the Upper joists. I /augural ion Day nt Ashland Coflcg's ____________ 2 LI1.. * eJ-------- — - r PROBATE covrt . s/xp? of Soul hern Oregon 'fl s- tory. " \ • Thofqllbtvitflj business lias been trans Our regular correspondent, Betsy JACKS!).' VILLE ITEM*’. The hftiUgural exercises at the College Academj' bell rlhging again acted v-e*o*é .fudge Day in this court last Morfiay were highly satisfactory to Jane, sends us the following items under ! Tl.c next morning the command wah Lakeview ft to hnve a drug store since our last report:- - C oncerning I rrigation .—All persohs the management of the school and to all date of Sept. 16th: in motioh, at an early hour, but with flow- Ashb'nd is reveling in fruit and In the matter of the eitate !>f E. Seb are hereby cautioned against using un Hon. J R. Neil and family returned who were present. By 2 o’clock in the such a large h di'.riving of pack trains and ring. deceased. Petition of’E* rWcpbs, lawfully for irrigating purposes water ers afternoon a large audience had gathered home last week. beef cattle it we* ten o ’ clock before the I administrator, for order of sale of fesl from the Phoenix Mills ditch, as all the The Jacksonville public school opened in the College building, and the expect The snlilidg face of Joe Clough is seen last man left camp. -A few miles from property belonging to estate, grantee. M water is needed at the mills. list Monday. ant throng of bright faces was a cheering on our streets again. camp the vanguard cime upon the body far as the issuing of citation to heirs is (15-3t) P. W. COLWELL. L. F. Willits is teaching school at welcome to the teachers who come to as I It is rumored that a wedding in high of Harkness lying cn the side of the concerned. sume the responsibility of directing the life is to take place soon. F rom C alifornia —Among Ihe pupils Heber Grove. trail. A light snow had fallen and cov I In the matter of the estate of Lucy J. steps of the youth of Southern Oregon Coolidge has a few fine "peaches and i who began school at the College the first Mrs. S. riVmale of Roseburg is visit- ered it with a shroud of purest white. Farm, deceased. Annual. report of D. id the paths of knowledge and wisdom. day are the following from California: grapes for sale. The Indians had not only scalped the H. Taylor, guardian, examined and sp ing re’atives in this place. The chapel was beautifully decorated Misses Fannie and MiraVah Meter and Crit. Tolman started for home lait ‘ The district school commenced Mon head but had perpetrated the most hor proved. with evergreens and flowers, arranged John and Walter Van Meter from Min Friday J morning. rid butchery that one could conceive of. o day with a full attendance. n'.ost tastefully and gracefully. A gen Real F«latr Tra1iiia.ti.4n« ersville, Trinity county. Jennie Beau- Their fiendish work was horrible to con There is rumor of a triple wedding iii , A Jacksoriville was just completely cap tleman present, who has attended many droit, of Shasta Valley: Fred Rhynes, of Ashland this fall. template. The body had been cut an I The following luve been recorded in college commencements in various parts tured by drummers last week. Yreka, and - Conner, of Butteville. slashed in every part, as though the the County Clerk's office since our last Judge Hanna’s children are recovering of the Union, remarked to us that he had Gen. Reanles, having returned from devilish savages could not satisfy their report: . W heat at the M ills .—Wheat has from their illness. never seen a chapel more charmingly San Francisco, jy ready to resume the vengeance and hate with tortu mg the S. 1’ Oliver w Fred Barneburg, 160 been coming in rspidly to the Ashland i ’Squire Watters offers a hotfte and lot decorated, and the officers of the school war path. clay while the spirit remained. Care acres land in Eden precinct. Cunsider- Mill, wagons almost incessantly unload- for sale cheap in Ashland. desire to return thanks to all who assisted Mr. H. M. Thatcher, of Linkville, fully the mutilated form was taken up atlyii $200. ! ing. The ca] acious mill is now about as i Mr J. IJ. Saltmarsh, of Sterling paid in dressing it, particularly to Misses honored our city with a brief visit dur and carried upon a mule to the Little H. F. Phillips ’ new hearse is now tliraiu Cid' to C. H. Baikell and Joa full as it is safe to hi ve it, and if the our town a visit this week. Horton and Daggett, who spent more ing the week Meadows, where it was buried with mil eph Cline, ditches “nd mining claims In rfeady for use, and has attracted consider grain continues to con e in as fast xs it , Singing class meets at the Presbj'terian able attention at the livery stable. It is time in the work than any others. We are sorry to learn that Misses itary honors. After the grave had been Will >w Springs precinct. Consideration, has been, the proprietors will have to The exercises were begun with music church to-morrow eveniiig. a handsome vehicle for this part of the Katie and Hattie) daughters of Judge filled a large log heap tvas made upon it $200. , ; .store it elsewhere. From Aug. 17th to by the Jacksonville band. This wxs fol and burned to ashes, as though a canil» A new house is to be built at Parker s C iuntry Hanna, are quite ill. J. P. Coates to Jas. T. Glenn ar.d oth Sept. 17th 18,183 bushels have lieen re lowed by a prayer by Rev. W. T. Chap fire had been man., >n the spot, that the station, on the Linkville rea l. You can find flour; grahanij cracked man who implored Divine blessing upon A temperance lectures» will visit Jack ceived. ers, his interest in tract of land on Jack- Mrs. W. S. Stone offers for sale her ifrheat, coin meal: 1 run, shorts; mixed the neW institution, its j>lans and work. sdnvil'e on the 22nd. Our young men Indians might not suspect it was a grave son creek. Consideration, $250. R emember , L adies ! — You can get a fine farm, this side of Phoenix. feed, chicken feed, shoulders an l ham at ÎText an anthem was sung by Mrs. Rog cAn save a bit out of the solo fu lid to do- rthd dig Up the body, as was their usual I Two U. S. Patents were recorded for custom. first-clxss sewing machine at Fountain A I The fall shearing of sheep has begun F tglb Mill. Delivered ih Ashliltld itt ers, M iss Lou Willits and Messrs.*L. L. nate. S. C. 'Wvl<>r and one to J. B.- Codies. At ah early hour of the day the South Farlow’s for the low sum of $35. They mill prices. * in sj ii 3 n »rtions of the cmnty. Mrs Peligra, sister of Mrs Judge Rogers and J. Q. Willits, Mrs. Nichols A S. Moon to Francis Bail, parcel of ern Battalion, had joined, .the Northern are of tl»e latest-improved and l est man Print, left for her home near 1«.«» Eugene in camp at the Little Meadows. The land in Table Rock precinct. Consider Assessor Strange h?? completed the A 1 1 g» nu nber fr > n Jades >n county presiding lit the organ. It was beautiful ufacture, and are flilly warranted. A assessment bf Douglas county, and re ly rendered, and many were the expres City o i Wednesday, after a visit of sev camp was on an upper bench of the ation, 81,500. large invoice will be received next week. will visit the Siskiyou County Fair. eral weeks turns the taxable property a» amounting sions of praise from the audience. Mt. Fif;y d »3 31 c ’ ii ;k >ai wan >1 by Jas Meadows, overlooking the river, two Also bear in mind that they are offering Francis Ball to Abigail Nui tou, 160 to 82,100,000 -a slight increase (860.000) A. G. Rockfellow, of the Board of Tnis- Mis-es Annie Miller and Ella Prim, miles away and one thousand feet below. acres laud in Eden precinct. Consider bargains in all kinds of goot’s. For com! per H »uA at tlu Ashland House, tf. over last year tees, then introduced the President, L. who h v;e been visiting friends at Fort Before the first camp was made, large ation, 8384. rjo<»tx at a low fipirr, go the Farmer’s C J >hn R » h has gone to Salem, and On Wednesday night of last week L Rogers, who, after a few graceful in Klamttli, returned Monday, and they pine trees formed a beautiful grove over Store. tf. will be absent fr».n h »me several weeks. John Herberger to C. J. Howard, lot about 4,000 1!« of grain was stolen front troductory remarks, entered upori his report luivihg had a splendid time. the whole bench and for a distance be in Jacksonville. Consideration, $30. Togs and dogesses are beginning to F ell fi . om a B uili ing . — The Lake Thus. O.r's granary in Shasta Va’ley. inaugural address. The theme, “Food The hurnifl" of Mat Shanon's black low towards the river. Relays of men ----- _ ■■ view Herald says; Mr. Gilbert, of the emigrate—dog ordinance goes into effect Mr. Orr and family were absent from and Fiber, gave ample scope for exem smith shop Tuesday Might occasioned were set to work felling the trees ana L ost .—Between Ashland and. PlicUhix late firm of Gilbert A' Watters, at Willow Oct. 1st. plification <>f the advantages of thorough great excrement for a short time. We forming a breastwork around a apace of a ¡Kicket book and aiaiy'c<h taining name home at the time. The fare from Roseburg t» Salem and Ranch, on Monday last while at work on The Yreka t'nion says: Jas. Suthcr- educational ti lining and high culture, women folks turned out a» well as the ground sufficiently extensive to contain of John Murray. The finder will be the new hotel at that ¡dace, lost his foot return will be only $6 25 during the land, «if Ptna, arrived at the ' o track this i and as the subject is one in which Presi men. the encampment of seven hundred men. suitably rewarded by leaving it at this ing and fell to the ground, a distance of State Fair. dent Rogers is enthusiastically interested, week with d good lot of ‘'stepi»ers,” and One of our cynical young bachelors The limbs served as zfnel, while the office. twenty-nine feet, crushing both nnkles Sheriff Bybee is confine ! t » his room Is bound to take some of the purses ditr the address wxs one of his ablest efforts i asserted before a crowd of ladies the trüfiks made an impenetrable barrier N otice .—All persons indebted to Dr. fearfully. At last accounts no pliysi’ci’ui by a severe rtttaek of f«*ver, but is now ing the coming fa;r. At its conclusion a quartet fcohipoSed of other d ty, that he was going to marry against bdilets, or a sudden attack by the J. H. Chitwood by note or account must had been procured, although every avail convalesing. Miss Irene Wrisley, who hxs been Mr. find Mrs. Rogers and Messrs. Nich the first good looking young lady he n1bt, Indians. Water and grass were abund positivey settle by the 1st of October, I able ¡»lace ha«l been visit« k I in search of The new bridge at Rock Point was te idling a public school in Siskiyou ols and Willits sang a grand sotig entitled provided she was a good cook. “I’m a ant an l of the best quality. A finer must have money by that time. one. \ completed last Thursday, and travel is county, comes to Ashland to finish her “The Tree of Liberty.” TÌ1C prescilta- splendid cook ! ’ immediately exclaihfed place for a military <amp was not to be (13-tf) J. H. C hitwood . B ig P rice for W heat . —In his after noW passing over it. education. Her sister and brother also tion of the keys of the Colíég’e Heilig one of the charmers. The trousseau is found in that section of country, mid it then in order, Mr. G. F. Billings, who ordered and the ¡»readier engaged—next! was decided to make the camp perm t- i»ii:«». W. \V. Keiitnor is making a buck chine to attend the College. dinner speech at the Pioneer Reunion had been selected from the Board of last week, E. K. An lerson said he board for Rob’t Garrett, who will use it The new school books have arrived and nent until such time as a final move ;TTEN In Jacksonville. Sept. 15th, Fountain £ Farlow have just received Trustees to perform the pleasant duty, upon his stage route hr night the first wheat to this valley that Dorothea Otten, wife of Frederick Ot li large invoke of boots and shoes of ev stepped forward and addressed the Pres the 'joinins don’t know how it is that should be made. The Indians were ca camped oi; a large flat or ba; ’ thre niles ten, aged 36 years, 9 months and 3 ever came here. He brought it ficin Postal Agent Steele, of Portland, ery variety, which will be sold at lower they get a new book for an old one. A » ident in an excellent and most appro days. below on the opposite side of the river, Yamhill county in 1852, ami sold it for passed through Ashland last Tuesday on prices than ever before ottered. Ladies’ case in point explains the situation: priate speech. Mr. Billings reminded $16 to $20 a bushel. Mr. Anderson put his way I i rtD 1 misses' shoe* a •ipeciality. Little Freddie, who had jdst exchanged and daily ;t scout would sta’-t, out, to re BURNS—In Jacksonville, Sept.* 13th, * to LakevieW. • < the President that there was entrusted to Mrs. Rebecca J. Burns, aged 52 years, turn at almost the same hour in the aft in a cr< p the same year, and the ilext T. G. Watters has received a fine The J icksonville Minstrels played to a his care not merely the locks and the two old “chawed-up” articles that might 6 months and 21 days. harvest realized $8 a bushel for what he assortment of silver plated ware—some gb >d audience in Jacksonville «>n Wed have once been books for two new oiieS, ernoon, which gave grounds for the property of the College, lut the suspicion that they only went far enough had to sell. If our farmers could have thing new tor Ashland. . HOKW.__________ nesday evening of last week, and their most precious charge that could be ac I rushed breathlessly up to his parental from camp to avoid observation, an l sold their wheat this year for 816 or even ancestor, exc ’ aiming, “ Oh, papa, didn ’ t B. F. Myer and wife and Mrs. Cool entertainment has received flattering cepted—the characters and destinies of there remained the rest of the day, and i PICKENS—In Table Rock precinct, $8 a bushel, there would have been 1 cheat John Boyer though !” Sept. 4th, to the wife of E P. Pickens, idge, of this ¡»lace attended the Califor notices from the lmme papers. the children of this région. The Presi- at near the same hour would return with a «laughter. • Mr. E litor you must excuse the brev nia state fair at Sacramento. In respect to the wheat crop of Scott dent responded with a few remarks ex the stereotyped report: “Indians on the F rom E agle P oint .—Messrs. J. J. The new bell for the Phienix church is va’ley, Mr. Wagner give it as his opin- pressive of his ajipreciation of the respoh ity of my remarks but the multifarious bar three miles below, some sign on this Si» EC! AL NOTICI« Fryer and L. Tinkljam, of Eagle Point, t »ppirig in Ashland, and has beefi fur ion that it would he a little more tlian Sibility he was to assume, and after more i duties attendant upon one who superin side but can't tell which way they intend who were in attendance at the pioneer nishing amusement for the youngsters. I hit f the average, instead of a little music by the band and some enlivening tends fie household prevents extended t » move. Think we’ll find out more Therefore, yott will NOTICE reunion, made us a pleasant call on Fri- remarks from Prof. Nichols, thé assem literary labors. next time.” Jacobs, Fox A Guerin will continue to ' as we incorrectly had it last week. readily understand the situation of day moining. 3 hey report Eagle Point make brick at their yard near town until Sain’l Witftbn brought a load df cheese blage dis]»ersed for the afternoon. Thus days passe l an l u>. alvance was B etsy J ane . L am » O ffice at Roseburg, Oregon, / as progressing steadily, and have strong wet weather ihterferes with their woik. fro.a Smith river, Cal., to Ashland last At 7:30 in the evening, the chapel was made against the enemy. Leisure in i .» August 28, 1879. I faith that it will before many years be a crowded, every possible seat occupied It,m» from Tuli- camp was becoming irksome, and com J S. Eubanks will attend the Siskiyou Fr lay. It is a superior article, an i n<> is hereby given that the follow town of considerable size and importance. plaints soon were heard of the inactivity. ing Notice county fair, taking for exhibition one or do il»t will m’efet with re;l ly sale, It may ami the rest of the available s|»ate filled earned settler has filed notice of his The fol’owing wa? received from our The “sticky” land on Butte creek is ex by those who had the p ivi’ege of stand It now became necessary to begin to intention u ».» make final proof in sup- two of the buggies of his own manufact be had at Butler Rockiellow’s. ceedingly productive ami has lasting ing. The band was again in attendance correspondent just too late for last week’s kindle the pati’oïic fires, that should p nt oi Lit claim, and secure final entry Mr. Cardwell, of Portland, U. ure. qualities not possessed by the lighter ami ¡'endered a number of excellent issue: have been burning, but were thought by ! er jof at the expiration of thirty days lecter of interna! revenue, was Our advertisers will please remember Light frtsts already. Soils, and notwithstanding its unpleasant pieces during the evening. After a beau the commanders to have become extinct from tl.c d-* ? of this notice, viz: Wil land last Saturday. Mr. C. La liam G. Breeding, Homestead Applica that another quarter is ended, and we features in the iainy season, it IS tiful song by the quartet, Prof. Nichols Warm days and cool nights. in the breciSts of the gray-back-covered tion, No 2,006, for the E. A of N. E. j, one night at the soda springs abovetow ’ ll, coming every year to be more highly shall be after them with those little and was greatly pleased with the ffoda was introduced, and delivered his address volunteers. For that purpose word went N. W. of N. E-, 1 an 1 N. E. j of S. E. ] Beef buyers in this section. bills. prized for agricultural purposes. npofi “Learning and Religi<-n---their water. Grain did not do well this season on out one fine afternoon that Gen. Iznner- of Section 5, Tp.vnship 40, S. Range, 3 And now “the whining schoolboy, with Correlation and Antagonisms.” It Jiris account of the cold, late spring and the ick would address them at a certaifi hour, East,and lianas the Mlomng as his wit Those who have received circulars in W heat that W on ’ t R i st . The Li- his satchel and shining morning face, able in argument, vigorous hi expres frost th it visited us o»i the 4th of July. and close attention was invited to the nesses, viz: William Butler of Jackson county and John H. Breeding of regard to their accounts ♦ ith J. M Mc- hiyette I'oiiriir says: “We have received cree]»eth like sna 1 unwillingly to sion, beautiful in diction and eloquent in This frost caught the greater ¡»art of the stirring and highly elevating remarks Jackson county. Ca'l A' Co. will please remember that the several sjiecimeds of wheat, one from the school. delivery. Occupying nearly an hour, it grain in bloom, or in the «lough, and which were promised. The hour arrived WM. F. BENJAMIN, Register. circulars were not sfent out merely xs a farm of Hon. «1. D. Fenton, the ‘Posy The Webb Bros, will drive some 5,000 was followed throUgliout with the’ closest damaged it to such an extent that most and an object was seen to climb the bark variety, sown in the month of April. head <»f slice]» from Siskiyou county to matter of f< tiii . Business is meant. For sale- Two hundred ..head -of high interesft ami attention. At its close, Mr. of it was cut for hay. Hay crops Were of a bilge pine stum]» and presently bal * J. M. Mu. *Co; I’ll is wheat, although struck by the rust Colorado as soon as they can have them grade Spanish Merino bucks. Apply to A. G. RAckfellow ntoved that the Presi also light here this harvest, owing to the ance itself on the top. It was the Gén did not seem to be injured, a piece of 16 sheared. The I’arn of H .ins Hansen, near Etna, dent and Vice President both be request Wagner & Anderson at the Ashland light rain fall of last winder and spring. éral, no mistaking the flaming red com acres yielded 32 bushels to the acre. Two tf. in Scott Valley was burned tothegrofina ed to have their addresses published in Our friend Coolidge never forgets the forter, which fluttered and swayed Mill. A school district has been formed here, samples from Mr. George Perkins’ farm Religiou« Nolle««. around the laurel-crowned brow of that printers. He feasted its this week upon on the 6th, with its entire contents. some manner, and the motion was car g<rto show quite conclusively that it de Lois, 82,500 The fire is sujijiosed to ried unanimously. They will probably segre"a‘ed from the Linkville and Big thrice gallant commander. For a few the finest peaches and grapes we have Springs district. A meeting of settlers pends a great deal <>n the variety of the have originated from »¡»arks dropped by appear in the College paper. minutes he held the attention of the I B aptist S ervices ,—Every Sunday had this year. was hcl I, the proper officers elect*»«!, the grain as to wheth r it is injured by rust men smoking about the barn. The interest manifested in the success motley crowd of volunteers who foun I it morning at 11 o’clock in the grove near E. F. Roekfellow returned from San size of the building determined, and Daley <1 Co. a mi!!. or not. A samp’e of ‘Little Club was Frank W«>*»d has been lying at death's ’ of the College by the people of Ashland convenient to listen to the harangue, ¡ nr morning. He Francisco Tuesday upward» of a hundred dollars subset ibed A t the M. E C hurch ,—There will full, plump ami solid, while some of the door for more than a week, and nt differ and vicinity irf their attendance upon its when he was followed by the genial and lie rcgiib r services every Sunday at 11 chased a large stock of g6ods for the fall to pur'ebase! the material needed. E itfi ‘Australian White’ was badly shriveled I ent times it was thought his time had opening exercises is an encouraging fea- man is to do a certain amount of work tn respected Colonel who was loudly cheered a . .’i : Sunday school at 2 P. M. and dried out ahd will not pay for cut and winter trade come, but We are glad to announce ilrat turc in the auspicious beginning of tlie L. L. R ogers , Pastor. erecting the building, which is' to T»e 18x by the boys for his some'’ haf extrava The College opened w ith a better at he is now better, find his con lition is ting. Both of the hitter grew side by 1 enterprise, and we trust the interest will gant but kindly rema’ks. aide in «»lie field, ami were both struck tendance even than was anticipated and comidered favorable to recovery. Cheap Property. i éônfinue and increase, and that the 26 feet. We will here say that the bach “I will lead you.my bravé boys,to the elors have contributed very liberally and alike by rust; one was not injured in the there will likely be a hundred students I: t our report of the accident to Frank school will prosper and grow in useful have re hived the credit justly due them fastnesses of the cneinÿ and by the grace A house and lot for sale on Granite least, while the other amounts to hot h within two weeks. of God and our own strong arms we ll i Wo.»d last week,- Drs. Royal an J Chit- ness, building upon a firm foundation a for their interest in education. Johtf Griffin and family and Dolph , wo >d were mentioned a* th* attending collegiate institution that shall be the subdue the savage horde who are devas street. Apply to T. G. WATTERS. I We sje a mistake in your issue of Aug. Naylor started for Walla Wftlla ’ ost Mon tating our frontier. I will stand in the physicians. Wc have learned since that centre of learning and advancement in /M emora ni.F. E vent . —T < »-day thirèy 29th concerning the drowning of the bow of the first.boat when we cross the day. They expect to make homes in Dr. Inlow hxs also been in almost con- Southern Oregon. years ago, forty seven ox wagons and ÖHQgy for Sale. negro, Toni Shipley. It was in Lost river to attack' the enemy. I will stand i sta it attendance since the accident. nearly all the ma’e pioneers of the then Eastern Washington. for netv ScHool rtver instead of in Goose lake, as you Prof Nichols was unwell Irtst Sunday, ' II. M. T'ntchir, of L;n’<villc, cam in Rnt'-a of Excl» 11 <ngl hjnight .as a figurehead in the first boat, Territory, left Oregon City for the gold A light open buggy nearly new, in per to' • «. have it. It happened at the ranch of and if my frail body shall be capable of and his lecture was postponed. An ex fields of California. With the exception las S in lay, an 1 rcturne I home Tues fect order, for sale cheap for cash; or Colwell A Bybee, ami the particulars ar«' shielding my brave followers from the cellent sermon by Rev. L. L. Rogers E ditor T idings — of two, Peter H. Bennett and Joseph day m »ruing. Mr. Thatcher rejwirts would bo exchanged for real estate. In For the information of the public, I about a> fo!'o'.vs: John C irdwell, a vmirg enemy’s file that shield shall stand up as quire at the Ashland College, of fl-ill, they di returns 11-> Oregon and have was given in its stc.Tl. bui ness !»i'is’< at L’nkville. The new i man wnrk’ng on the anc’», and M G. a mark for the enemy .? bullets as freely Wm. II. Leeds, of the T idings , will bri .k store of Thatcher .V Worden will respectfully submit the contract figures m vie it their home. Cob Jennings an 1 (13-tf) W. I. NICHOLS. well's li “ !e « >n, about five ye rs of age, as I now stand on thé top of this stump.” af wb’ich the new school books may be Judge White, both qf whom were in our . take a trip to Like County this week, be revly f<»r <»ccnpa icy in ash »rttiim. i with th » negr > stT’ted across ♦’■e r’ver in Cheer followed gheer for the brave Colo office ’aat evening, were among the ad J visiting Linkville, Fort Khnnath, the i S i -v-cv »r General J. C. Tolman, after obci i ' i until Januuv, 1889. Sheep for Sale or to Let. negro nel. and he stepped from the stump to , nr hlg-ot ’ f. The an old e.moe Wb.ere a chil l has oi l b > >k’ of sime venturers. Many are still living in Ore Agency and other plac&. a p ‘as mt visit a nong ool friend» afl I seute l ’■ sc’f in ti e Low “.nd took the give place to Li'-ut. Col. W. W. Chap gon, while others have crossed the dark Twelve hundred head of sheep for siile Geo. Durand, of Silver Like, formerly nei • th >.s a'» » it As :1a i 1, st irte I up' >n grade to Cxc’ianga f >r “is v ' cil he Twiddle to . pel ♦1 .. L,;,*. Tq m Li* " man, who soon vacated the now well or to let on the shares, by Mrs. M. W cs ; 1st reader, waters. The recurrence of the anniver Assessor of Siskiyou county,- wus in Ash his rc:u.n to Port'a’i 1 31 mdiy evening, obtained Scratched platform to give place to Maj. ea ' s far ever the side th t astrolre •' Hargadine, Ashland, Oregon. For par 8cts; 2J, 4th, 20cts; Bruce and others who chose to follow. 16èts ; sary will bring to min I such as have land this week, after a lead of flour, He has leased his farm up the tallfey for (lie bein' • a lev v m mJ the 1» at captried ticulars, inquire at the Pioneer Store. Two or three days were s]r>nt in eim passed away.and the incidents and events bacon and other supplies. and fhr rw the three occimnntx out in»o iliir exercises, when a detatchment under two years, to Messrs, Parli.'»« A Plt- 5th, .'»Gets, 6th, 50cts; speller, lOuts. [13-3w] Where a child ham »Lol lb »»ksofsairij thA w.ifir, \thuh was tw dve or fift«*cn of that hard journey through the unex- Grant Helman has the he.Trty thanks ton. Major Bruce, of one hundred and fifty grade to exchange the “new’ can be ob feet dee ». Yonn" Car Iwell managed to men was sent out to feel of, but not to p’ored regions of Southern Oregon and of the printers of this office for a hand Fartoers, Attention ! tained for these prices: 1st reader, 13cts; saVe hi nelf and the b >y, but the "egro engage,the enemy unless attacked. The Northern Ca’ifomia will be the subject some treat of peaches, plums and pears sank, a id. s?n,"u’’:r’y cn iigh, did n t M essr.;. Fountain A' Farlow, at the of General recital among the old settlers frojnCaj/t. A. D. s orchard. 2d, 23cts; 31, 35cts; 4th, 45cts; 5th, again c'». ’e t >,the surface' aft'*'’ going un detachment was composed of the tom Farmers Store, will pay the highest»mar panics of Captains Wilkinson, () Neil and 6f this State. — Portland Standard, epf. 65cts; 6th, 70cts: speller, 14ets. The der. H s body w-»s found and taken <(' ket price for 1,Of JO'bushels of oai’f artd W. W. Williams. Mr. H. T. Johns, of Washington City, 13th. readcis and spellers only are tv be Linkville for b’liria1. The morning was quite warm, and the 1,000 bushels of wheat. They- will give is in Jacksonville. Mr. Johns is em touSs, T. L. change 1. rays of the sun, reflected by the many you goods at cash prices in exchange for T eamin ’-. A ccident .—List Tlfurslay, ployed by t!< T^vernment to look after rocks, admonished the boys that the day wheat and oats. 11-tf Mr. Wm. Hoffman of Jacksonville and says the Yreka Journal. Jno. Beaughan’s tres]>;vsses u]»on timber land. Would be still warmer; in consequence Messrs. Fountain & Farlow of Ashland boy, Alpheus, met with a serious acci most of the boys stripped themselves of FOR S alí ! S. Humphrey, an old resident of Jack- F ort K lamalh , Sept. 14th, 1870. Be are informed, says the Del - Norte are the authorized agents for the new all superfluous clothing In shirt and dent while coming down the zigzag grade son county, died at Jacksonville on the lte<‘>id, that Mr. Alpaugh, a farmer liv books in Jackson county. The s ug ng school is we’l attended ev pants, with the ever necessary bullet on the Sacramento river road, at Bass' House anti lot in Ashland 6th inst. Mr. Humphrey was at one ery Surf lav evening. |>ouch and powder horn, with rifles The books have just arrived, so come ing in Elk Valley, near Crescent City, Hill, the same place where the stage time County Snperintendent. Major Mason, Inspector General of trailed, the detachment slowly ascended A good house, with a neat wood-shed has a cow that nurses a litter of pigs. on with your old books; but do not fail tipped over a couple of weeks ago. It the long slo]»e of the hill which rose in and barn, upon a lot desirably situated ex- this depirtment, is expected rt this port the to ’ bring coin enough to complete the The Salem Flouring mills are She lays down for them to suck, an 1 seems that the brake broke, causing the rear of the camp, till they reached the on Main street, with bearing nuit trees I ex- soon. change, as we are not authorized to largest on the Pacific coast with but one ridge. A line of oak and pine timber i upon it. will not give down her milk in any other wagon to crowd the wheel and sw ing an The Post-hospital is now empty, whi, h indicated the beginning of the descent, change except on a cash basi<. exception. They are prepared to turn way, except in nursing the pigs. imals ahead, and double up the team, For particulars inquire of Mrs. Har which w.as into a deep, daik canyon, riet Ewing, who may be found at the Respectfully, speaks well f>r the healthfnlness of th s out 600 barrels of flour daily. towards rendering them unmanageable, P. >f. Ktfgler has concluded n >t to give thickly set with large boulders and stiff residence of Mr. O. Coolidge, in Ash Post. J D. F ountain , The dance at Houck's Hall last Thurs another term oi nrstrrction m music in especially when the line mu’e, a stub scraggy brush. Assoonasthe irregular land. 12-tf. ■ Co. School Sup ’ t. J. W. R ggs starts for Crater Lake < n day was very well attended, Mid a most mass of men had reached the i idge, they born animal at times, refused to mind I Ash’and at present, as r »ugh weather the 15th inst., to take some phot<»grap’i!C formed in line, the three companies the line. The boy feL his time had cer enjoyable time was had by all. The i would make it unpleasant travetm$ be- WE.VHIER HEP. RT. views of the scenery. abreast and with Major Bruce in the tainly come, but with determined pluck supper received unusual praise. j twejn Jacksonville and AshlaWd before CANNERY! The oncers and ladies of the Post center, bagan the abrtfpt descent. The following is the weather report stayed on the wheel animal until he saw B. F. Reeser h*s ittvcntcrt a new kind j the c’ose of the term. It is h:S intention, It was the intention to cross this deep A. W. BISH Proprietor, the lead animal start down the steep of fastening for the lid of the ordinary how over, to organize a class again next furnished us by H. C. Hili, for the week gave a farewell «lance to the lady visitor gulch, and from the level plateau on the ending Sept. 16th: Thermometer re a(the P »>t last week, at the “Thfeatrc other side they expected to obtain a clear bank, off the grade, which is about 20 tin fruit can, which is very convenient spring. Comiquel” corded at 6 A. m . and 12 M. view of the Indian camp on the oppo Ashland, Oregon. feet high. The boy then made a jump, and satisfactory. Try his cans. site side of the river. Slowly the descent Prof. E. D. Cope, of Philadelphia,- ar Mrs. Nfehols has received her new pi DA I E W EA’rn E R TH F-R M T ft To the People af jMckaon and Laho I ut his foot held lb the stirrup, from The Adi it nitcket/f, oi Mode« Co., rived ha/e kyit SundayOn the 7th . h-- was made. Swinging from shrub to ano frohr Grey s emporium in San Fran CcnutlM ! which he soon escaped,and barely cleared Cal., has entered upon its second volume 12 M 6 started f »r (¿¡at^r, L<*|k^, accomjtanled by shrub, the men let themselves down. —I will can fresh fruits and vegetables the wheel as the wa"on turned over on and is apparently meeting with deserved cisco and is greatly ¡»leased with it. It 10 Clear 78 Occasionally a hold would break, when Col. Whip-pel an i Lieut. Duncan. • 4 top of the team, killing all six animals. success. It is a good local paper. | is a »ranich A Bach instrument, a piano It 80 an unfortun-tc voluntee.’ would be seen of all kinds to order dqrijig the season, li The boy hurt his hip and was otherwise Mike Mitchel! starts fur Rogue rivei to s’.DOt q iick’y out of s'ght down at Measurable rates. Fruit,a:il tojnatoes, u 84 which seems to be rapidly gaining favor,as William Holmes, an old pioneer of I tl tlightly injured, suifering only a little 13 vaBey: tQ I ty, to lu in" home his stock t the. declivity, to bring su idenly up a specialty. Orders from a distance 83 there are over 40 institutions, schools and il Oregon, died at his home near Oregon lameness, but his escape* from instant 14 this Jila c. M ke says the e. is to agamst a sharp boulder, or loJge in the 84. ll filled oh short not.ee. Send stamp for death seemed miraculous, especially af City last Friday, at the advanced age of seminaries, on this coast using instru- 15 i much fever and ague in the va ley for branches of a ' ree. w H I 75 years. He came to Oregon in ’ 43. | meijts of this manufacture. ter being caught in the stirrup. 16 pr.ee list. 11-ow. him. B ig O x . [to be continued .]’ FRIDAY I ...£EPT. 19.1879. • •» f I*# •* I i •