TIDINGS
ASHLAND
THE
FRIDAY
OCTOBER 2 4, 1879
Î77E
OHIO ELECTION.
I
SOCIETIES,
A Washington special to the
New York Times says: “The Ashland Lodge No. 189,1. 0. G. T,
friends oi Bayard art* gratified and Meets at the new IT 41 of McCall & Baum every
hopeful over Ewing’s defeat, as a « Friday eveuing a a o'clock p. m . Biotbera and
g.iod Handing are cordially invited to at*
complete extinguishment of the eisterjln
tend. Tae Temple meets every first ani third Wed
Ohio idea and a vindication of nesday in e.ch luoutu.
C. II. G illette , W .C. T.,
Bayard’s claims on the partv. For
K ate THORNTON, Sec’y.
the third or fourth tim/wthesound
Ashland Lodge .\o, 23.
ness ofliis views against inflatio’!
doctrines have been demonstrated.
A. F. A A. M..
He sails from Rome the 26th, and
Hohls their stated communications Thursday even
his friends in Delaware and here :ug4on or before the full moon. Brethren iu good
propose a rousing reception.”
standing are cordially invited to attend.
The Republican majority in
Ohio upon the state ticket, at first
telegraphed at 20,000, has been
figured down to about 17,000, but
the claim of the Republicans to
both brandies of the legislature is
sustained by the official returns.
This insures the retirement of
W. H. ATKINSON, W. M.
Thurman from the senate in March,
A dispatch of the associated J. S. EftANits, Sec’y.
1S81, and the election of a Repub press says: “Sherman’s friends re
Ashland Lodge No.45,
lican as his successor. The repulse gard the result of the election in •r..
stiff, red by Ewing is a severe blow Ohio as a great step towards his
1. O. O. F.,
to the “rag baby,” which has been nomination lor the Presidency. Hold their regular meeting every Saturday even
at their hill in Ashland. Brothers in good
such a troublesome charge, and Foster is an anti-Grant man. His ng
standing are ordialiy invited to attend.
ought to result in the final strang great success has given the Re
R. P. NEIL, N. G.,
E d . D e P t . att . Secretary.
ulation of the infant. The hard- publicans confidence. This, nt
money Democrats all say “I told least, is the opinion of Prominent
II O T E L S
you so.” They always knew Ew Republicans, who say that so long
ing was a mere demagogue, and ! as it is (dear lhat the Republians ASHLAND HOUSE.
ought to have been kicked out of can elect anybody, they will no
the parly long ago; but they didn’t longer think of Grant.”
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO RE-
1 mind his friends, aud the traveling pub
kick soon enough—Ohio must be
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lic generally, that lie is still to be found at
won at all hazards, and demagog- I It has been finally decided by ibis
ism was tolerated. Now, how the »Supreme Court of Pennsylva
LONG ESTABLISHED HOUSE,
ever, Democratic eyes can see nia, th«' county of Allegheny shall where lie Is ready at any time, and on all
to set be'ore thein the 1-est the
nothing portentous in the Ohio pay all damages caused bv the oeeasions
market affords, in a style second to no other
election, while in Republican Pittsburg riots of July, 1877. The house in Oregon.
eyes it is a great victory in na damages caused by the mob ex Dinners and suppers for special occasions,
up in appropriate siyl»*, »»’ .'l»orl no
tional politics. As an illustra ceed $3,000,000. ' Fun at other ■'ntieir
tice.
JASPER HOUCK.
tion of the diii’vrent views upon people’s expense—come home at
the matter we will give extracts last tor settlement.
UNION S
from the leaders of two of our ex
changes. '1 lie Portland Standard
-AND
(Democratic) says:
’ORT MILLER At Brownsbor-
“The result, we believe, has no I LAI
• 'tigli, Oct. 12th, by L. Tinkham, J.
political significance, so far as re
I’., Maxwell
*
Laport ami Miss Malona
E. E. STACY, Proprietor,
Miller.
lates to the future prospects of the
aving leased the above new ho
Democratic uartv. * * * Ohio is : JOHNSON ID’I/l O d 'A ill rtiiis creek, H tel , I rm now prepared to offer the best t>c-
at the Tc.-nleiice ef II >1). J. 1». Cald c rallied .tions to the I ttbhc, ard propeselo keep a ¡ i
bv no means a Den oeratic state,
I
well, l y IL>ii. II. IL Hanna , Circuit
and had it been carried bv us Jiulge,
John Johnson and Miss I'au-
4-is f
E. E. STACY.
would have been a victory we had
line A. IL.It.
no reason to expect. * * * Dem U.URKE KANDELL. At the rest-
ocrats have no reason to be dis deuce of the bride’s parents, near
1)2. 3. O’. BOYD,
R.ig-
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luenix,
Oct
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ltli.
l»y
Rev.
L.
L.
couraged at this result.”
DENTIST,
ers, Air. J. R. Burke and Miss G.
The Bee (Republican) says:
Rtndell.
“It is the most palpable sham >
Oregon.
\YXE 1‘AYNE. In Jacksonville, Linkville
that pretends to see in the recent
at County Clerk's otiice, Oct. 10th, by
OiBcicc ami resilience on south
elections no indications of Repub
li.:,. A. Br wn, Mr. XYu». Pavne and side of Main street.
4—18 tf
lican victory iu the presidential
campaign. Were the results in
ROSEBURG MARBLE WORKS.
Blaine, California, Ohio and Iowa
reversed, T ilden would boat work
TT.Ting taken the agency for R. Bracken-
this morning upon his inaugural,
r I’.ge’s Marble Works of Roseburg, I will receive
erder? for any work needed ia this line iu
so certain would he and his friends
be of victory.”
-ASHLAND AND VICINITY-
While it is quite true that if is ’OÏT
Those it ¡thing to see designs and learn the j rices
Mai.
can do so by calling u; on me in Ashland.
Ca ifornia, Iowa, Maine, and Ohio
< ’.i! ’ i<
E5.v4.tf
A. 8. JACOBS.
had all gone Democratic there
:uid (>
would be no doubt of a Democrat
Jno. B. IT. Hu tellings.
ic victory iu 1S>I, it does not fol
low that because they have gone fôiLLîHihY AND DTESS-MAKiNG ASHLAND GLOVE FACTORY
KISSES L. V. AND M. II. ANDERSON,
Republican, there is equal certain
The subscriber giver notice that he is now prepar
ty of a Republican victory in the ASHLAND,---------- OREGON,
ed
to til! orders f jr g’.uves of the
presidential election,for there is no
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question that Democratic success
ConsiGinj; in part of ■
BEST BECK. KIN, IN CREA I VA
in tilt; recent elections in these tats , —
RIETY,
I L o WFIH,
RIBBONS,
laces ,
states would have been more sur-
ORNA MENfS,
Aho lace leather etc., etc. C h II »t my establishment
sii ks , n atiiers , i:r’., Ere.,
prising than the results that have
on Granite Street und fee for yourself.
been seen. Yet, while a Republi JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE STCCx OF THE LATEST
«Ino B R. Ilutdiings.
can victory was to have been ex
(noi it f )
STYLES OF HATS.
pected tinder tin1 circumstances it) Dres« nnkirg a • iili y. Aho lhe agency f ir tho I.. A. N eil ,
W m . H auiiis ,
II. P. N eil
V»‘.\n:,i-u CoKHkT.
Ohio, it is idle to assert that it
ASHLAND MARKET.
O.Jers f.t.ni a <ii«ui.cc[will rece'.va pr-mij t at
will have no influence upon the
teutioc.
uoll-v4
prospects of the party in the com
ing national campaign. Had the
Linkville) Livery Stables.
Harris Neil fit Co,,
dissatisfaction with the party
• -DEALERS IN--
which depleted tin' Republican
& WEBB,
ranks during Grant’s last term
All kiuas of fresh Find dried
continued, it would doubtless
Meats,
have manifested itselfin a larger •A-re plc .se»! to atnounce that tluii Stables aT Hides an 1 pelts lough’, and all kinds of fat
stock taken iuexchange for meat.
Ih 'inocratic vote in the four states
n<»37-v3-tf
■
named. On the contrary, the Re
Li I X K. V I L T7 E.
publican vote has been increasing
OEGON
to an extent which indicates an LAKE CO ENTY
old fashioned revival among the
cxcelknl ie;a.r, amply pnnrH -l with fee«’
JO'lîl CHANDLER, Prop'r.
Republicans which will count Are in Ani
it'iit cuftoin^re will lie wai‘e.1 ou
heavily in the next election.
¡ romptlv l.d in the txvt style.
Is now manufacturing at bis mill on
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Clayton creek
the
best
u
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Butler & Rockfellow,
The cheapest place in Ashland for cash or
ready pay is
AT REESER’S.
Main Street, Ashland^
1IEAI )QUARTER’S FOR
The Best Goods, at the Lowest Prices.
I
SUCCEEDED MRS. M. W. ITAR-
uadisk in the bUHuese, wouid ninu tilice to
a AVINO
the i ublic that they offer f jt sale a full line i f
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
Gj:XKRÄL MERC HAND IO»
DRY COODS, CLOTH INC, HATS BOOTS AND SHOES,
FURNISHINC COODS, CICARS AND 1GBACC0.
THE
STAPLE and FANCY GOODS, DRESS GOODS,
CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES,
CELEBRATED
Stationery, School Books, Sto.,
HATS, CAPS, HARDWARE,
WHITE SEWING MACHINE
At prices that defy competi:ion.
Groceries
Wheat. Oats, Barley, and mar«
ketable produce oi all kinds
taken in exchange for
good«*:
fl d
“HONEST DEALING, AND A FAIR PROFIT,’’
Provisions,
L£
G2-» UH kF
Û Û «)
FOUNTAIN & FARLOW.
CROCKERY fini GLASS-WARE,
And. 'every thi»iy usually found in
a
FIRST-CLASS HOUSE
JUST RECEIVED!!
THATCHER & WORDEN,
J ? rm:—
“CHEAP FOR CASH !”
ASHLAND DRUG STORE
The largest stock of
‘Quick Salesand Small Profits”
—Ever received in Adiland—
Stationary,
- AND —
— propriétés OE THE—
----- MOTTO------
MEDICINES, ETC.,
DRUGS,
SIKES WORDEN,
II. M. THATCHER,
And we also propose to sell all Goods
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Perl n:n cry
—OF LINKVILLE, LAKE COUNTY, OREGON—
Taken in exchange for goods.
Toilet Articles.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE FiNEST ASSORTMENT OF
TOYS
AGENTS FOR THE NEW WIL-
SON OSCILLATING SHUTTLE
In great variety ftLd of new ard virions designs.
—riliE WINES AND LIQUORS—
-tLr medical purposes-
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
SEWIN& MACHINE
T.ipes. Tobacco
- AXD-
— Cigars.—
▼ ▼
FAINTS, OILS, VARNISH, GLASS,
ornili cus’oiutre ui d w 11 do our best to
give them eatirfictlon.
BRUSHES. ETC., ETC.
CALL ANO EXAMINE CUR STOCK !
Boiler it, Kockfellow.
CANDIES, NU1S a n i> FINE CONFECTIONS.
Ashland. May 16, 1879.
PRESCKIPTHOXS
[3-51 if
!
Carefully compounded of lhe finest dreg*.
ASHLAND
AVING
aving BOUGHT
bought TTIE
ttie interest
INTEREST OF
of W.
IL
II. Atkinson
Alkiusuu in the A shland D
Ditto
uvg S tobk
tub , I
would reeyec!fully solicit s coi.tiiiu mce of the pa r<ni-
age which has been so liberally extended to the pro
prietors iu the paft.
[3-24tf.
I)R. J. II. CHITWOOD.
H
HARNESS
Beef Cattle, Hides and Wool Taken in Exchange for Goods
SHOP
THATCHER & WORDEN.
c. K. KLUM,
Georg e T Baldwin
PLANT TREES !
PLANT TREES !
PLANT TREES !
MANUFACTURER OE.AND DEALER IN
— DEALER IN —
Saddlery & Harness,
STOVES, TUT AXTD HARD
WARE,
»
V
K ment of goods in bis line of trade
,.F
NAIL-t, D(»(iR, TH.I,
WARDROBE AND FAD
LOCKS, SCREWS, BOLTS, HAND-«
SAWS, BENCH SCREAS, H ANES, BUTTS,
SIR AP-I11 NG Es, AUGER BI IS, B II A < IS, FI LE8,
BOOKING KNIVES, PINCEB8, HAMMERS
RASPS, GRINDSTONES, FRY-FANS,
1) A K E O V F.N S, 1 1X T U R1 S,
HOES, RAKES,
SHEEP SHEARS, HORSE BRUSHES, CARDS,
CURRY uo.ME; , AXES, SHOVELS, PICK
ANU AXE HANDLES, HAY FORKS,
WET.T. WHEELS, R »PE,
CLOTHES I.INES, AXLE GREtSE, SAND PA
PER, CLO1I1ES WRINGERS, FLOUR
siev : ES,CO'.- FEE M11.1 .S, WRENCH ES,
BUCK-SAWS, GLUE, ETC.,
GUN AND PISTOL CARLRIDQES, POWDER,
CAPS, SHOT AND LEAD, I LAI-IRONS,
CHISELS, COW P.ELTA TACKS,
BRADS, CLEN’f NAII.S,
TRY SUUARFN,
BEVELS,
RAZORS AND RAX» >R-S I ROPS, TABLE AND
POCKET CUU l.ERY (of nil kiudb ,
FISH BOOKS LINES, ETC.,
ALL KINDS OF SHEET-IRON AND COPPET
WARE on li .nd and el ide to order.
V 4-n2lf
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A shland , O regon .
eeps a general assort
LINKVILLE. LAKE CO., OREGON
5Bas Just received a new stock
Goods <>f every variety are continually arriving, direct from San Francisco, with
which they ay filling their mam M oth brick for the accommodation
of their many customers in the L ake C ountry .
X6':: shall he pleased to avait UP
1 S II L A N I)
E.;idies\ .’»Sen*.’ and Boys’ Sad-
dies, a Speciality.
AM) THE PROPRIETOR
Team, Buggy and Plow Harness,
WHIPS,
o. c? o o :z» x 3> cm,
ROBES,
HESTERS
HORSE BLANKETS.
WILL FURNISH YOU WITH AKYTHINC IN HIS LINE CHEAPER THAN YOU CAN CET IT ELSEWHERE !
---- ALSO------
7.H-
W inchester R epeating R ifles
(commonly called Henry Rilles) ol
model ol 1^6(1, 1873, and 187(i
♦Pistols, Cartridges, Etc.
Ashland, Jure 27th, 1870.
What is the use of people east of the mountains paying 50
cents apiece f»»r apple trees when they can get
the finest trees in America at 7 cts.
each by the thousand in Ashland.
He has 6o or 70 of the best varieties of apple trees known,
UX
— A Ko on ila nd----
WHEAT Taken at the Highest
Market Rates iw Exchange
for Goods
A CENERAL ASSORTMENT OF PEACH, PEAR, NECTARINE, CHERRY, PRUNE AND PLUM TREES, AND
EVERYTHING THAT CAN BE FOUND IN A FIRST-CLASS NURSERY.
DOltf.
---- A CHOICE ASéORTMENf OF SHADE. TREES-----
FRANCC--AIHERICA?! HOTEL,
MAPLE, SUCAR MAPLE, T.CFT CR SILVER MAPLE, OftECCN MAPLE, BOXWOOD, BASSWOOD, SLIPPE.’^
ELM, ViHITE ELM, ALANTXUS, KCHEY LCCL3T, BUb.R CAX Dr THE STATES, LIVE OAX,
CHESTNUT GAU. NUT TREES; BEACH, ELACK WALNUT. BUTTERNUT,
CHESTNUT, ALL KINDS OF HICKORY TRCM THE BITTER
KU T TO THE LARGEST SHELL-BARKS, SOFT
.
T.r.'D HARD-SHELL ALMONDS,
DIUCER PiHE, ETC.
JACKSONVILLE, GREGM.
MADAME HOLT still continues to
wait upon guests at this iong-estab
linked bouse, ami is determined to
L. B. r. MARSH, A. F. SQUI3ES, J.R. EURKE
spare no pains in the endeavor to give
---- Man Oriimnentul Shrubbery
satisfaction to the public. Visitors
will at all times find the tables supplied
with the best Jure to be Lad in bouth- MOUNTAIN ASH HIGH BUSH CRANBERRY. POMECRANATE, FLOWERiNC ALMOND. SNOW BALLS, WY-
ern Ort gon.
CELiA, ROSE ACACIA, LILACS-WHITE AKO PURi'LE, ETC. A FINE LOT OF
Thankful for past patronage, a share
MONTEREY CYPRESSES. AND DAHLIAS BEAUTIFUL.
- J AD
of public favor is solicited.
—‘ »o»>—
SASH, BLIND
4-ltf
MADAME IlOLT,
O. COOLIDGE.
[20-tfj
variety of FURNITURE,
k SII J ANI», Oct. 24th, 1879.
MECHANICS’
PLANING
MILL.
DOOR AND MOULD
ING
Which will be delivered at any place
in this valley at
FACTORY,
J
S3 50 and “J* per Thousand, Can'll,
M arsh & co.
Or in marketable produce. All war
ranted to be satisfactory in quality GRANITE
and in the count.
5 3 lqr.
STREET,
ASHLAND
OREGON.
---- CO*----
All kinds of Planing, Moulding.
rp
Turning, ■ Circular and
CLOTHIE R AMD TA I LOR,
Scroll Sawing.
JOHN; FRALBTe
n« Just opened
XEXV STOR r/ i n ASH L A X I),
Wucre in y I m found an afRortnicnt of
j Furniture and Ornamental
Carving, Etc. Done
to Order.
N. T erwilliger
ÜO
o
» ©
Is prepared to do all kinds of
I
PA INTING,
Clothirg made to ordi-r in the ly st s'yles and s-.tis-
foction ’giMFai.hed.--Customers purchasing
u gxxl bill of gools in>'V hs.ve cuttirg
done at reduced rate-.
—GARRÍASE MANÜFACTORY-
a
— AND—
CPaajptliUP
H
O
O£IaQUQ£jiIuDS,0
W agon and B uggy P ainting
a specialty.
ÌAv"
Work dene at living rates.
»•’HANKING IIIE PUBLIC FOR PAST FA
A. Vors 1 so ni a'a bare of the s ime ili tue future.
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f
Ashland and Linkville
STAGE LINE.
Forwarding and Commission
Agent,
H
W ill start fiorn A'lilan«!, aniviug at Link
ville in th»- evening of the same day.
€
L. WURTQ1Ï,
Kosebur{g. Oregon.
FOUR HORSE COACH
!
LEAVES LINKVILLE
TATI URNS CUT TO ORDER,
i
GRAINING
Poors. Blinds and
CASSIMF.r,F.S, UANXFT.S, YARNS, SOCKS, fjZi?*Fiirnitiirc. Sasli.
rpiIE SUBSCRIBER WILL HEREAF-
Monl'liitg
cnstan'h
on hand
BI AX KE TS, ETC.,
1
ter run a line of stage daily between
and in ub‘ to order.
—also—
Ashland and Linkville, for the iraaspo’’-
WII.I. CONTRACT TO DESIGN AND
Fine black cl >’l.s, Doeskin«, and Eng’ish Worsted
▼ v
erect ail kinds of bi.ii liuge. When deeir«.
taiion of passengers and express matter.
Coatings for suits, all t f which will be stl>l
ble by tboeeemi'loyirg us, we will ftirnieh «11 the I
— On M »n<’iav*, Wednesdays, and Fri-
niateihl n piirtd for ti.e eou6tiutton < fary bu ldirg
Cheap tor Cash
dais, at 5 o’clock a . M , a lino
ready f r occupancy.
MARSH & CO.
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Q____
B. I. REESER.
Sugas and. Yellow-pixia Shingles
11
ASHLAND, OBEGOK.
PIONEER STORE,
GLUE.
PAIN IS. OILS.
AND GLASS STOVES,
TIN AND HARDWARE, CROCK
ERY ANI) GLASSWARE. HORSE
SHOE NAILS AND HORSE
SHOES. CLOTHES-
XYRINGFRS,
ETC.
SHINGLE MILL
The New York Sim, in a gro»vl- I.vtxl HACKS Excellent BUGGIES aril No 1
IUD1XG HORSES ;.iw e oh har.1.
iug mood, sav>: “The present ad
C
Iler.-cs prompt') c.re I f >r, and ,'.»-3
ministration has surpassed all its
predecessors in dead-head excurs Tourists and Others Outfitted
ions by the heads of Departments
O?. the shortest noti-a
and Bureaus, who have gone forth
D ■ n .t fill to give tiie I bikvil'c Stablesaitii
for pleasure in revenue cutters,
V » ¡8
MANNING A WEBB.
rnen-of-war, special trains, and
upon the backs of government
inoks. Key, Tyner, Hazen and Docs This Interest
Bailey, of the Bostoffice Depart
ment, have visited California this
summer. They were treated with
great courtesy by the local Gov-
ernment officials, railroad eom-
panics, and everybody else wlio
had anything to make out oi the
Department at Washington. Carl
Schurz, guarded by a company of
United States troops and accom-
panic 1 by a French cook, went
out upon the frontier to hunt an For the Next 20 Dsys We Will
telope under the guise ot inspect
Sell
ing Indian Ammcies.”
Dverviliiiig jmints to •impiovv-
ment in general business in tin'
United States. In the eastern
Let Livo” ( without tho
states, where the “hard times
” ) Frisos !
were most keenly telr, there is
general revival of trade. During
the present year there has been an
immense reduction in the number
ot business failures, as compared
with former years—a reduction
which can be attributed only to
the improved condition of trade-
One and iinr-lintf mile* n îrîlr of
Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson is
A Millanti.
circulating a tract which shows
CENTS A YEAR.
that the people ot the L nited
THE CHICAGO
WEEKLY NfcWa
States pav ever §700,000,000 a
CHEAPEST weekly
newspaper in the
year for spirituous and fermentt d
U.S. skventy -F ivk
(' k x t s a Y ear ,
liquors, and onlv S9-5,-5OO,OOO for
tostage INCLUDED,
ifteenth year of
«’ducal ion, and $18,000,000 for re
publication.
It is
«specially
complete
ligion.
as a nrti'»paper, pub-
lishing all the dis
patches of both the
There is a whisky war in South
Western Associated Press and the
National Associated Preys.besides
Carolina.
The Moonshiners of
an extensive system of specialdis
patches from all important iK>lnt3.
Swain County are intrenched in
It is independent in Politic«, pre
senting political news free from
the mountains, and dt fv the world.
partisan coloring, withoutfear or
favor Everv number contains Six
No matter what course other men
('omt'le'rd Stories. A favorite
fa mliv paper. It is the Cheapest
may take, their motto is: “Give
Weekly in the U. S. 75 cents a
vear. Address Chicago Weekly
tis free whisky or eive u^ death.”
News 128 Fifth Av., Chicago, I1L
E. J. FARLOW,
J. D. FOUNTAIN.
IMPORTANT TO CASH BUYERS!
BAKERY.
!
r-v
Bargains! Bargains!
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays in the
Ii. f. ct, everything done iu the way to cloihe and
in lining, arriving in Asld.ind in the
make up the mui.
JOHN FRALEY,
evening. On the alternate days a
Main Street. Aehl-.nd.
2-vl f,
two-horse back or buck-board
will make the trip.
Fare (each way)..................................... .88 OU
The stages c nnect with hacks for Lake
view
a id Fort Klamath.
A slland , O regon .
SALE AND FEED STABLES I
ARVEN’ AVIIEEL WAGON', CABRI- £-£rExpre<-< char.es reasonable.
aga« and all kind* of vehicles made to
('Fl ICE in Ashland at the livery stable.
J. N. T. Miller & Co. 2r’s,
order at short notic. Impairing promptly In Linkville at Thatchet A Worden's tore.
LINKVILLE,-----------------OREGON.
and nea ly done. Fine work a specialty.
H. F. PHILLIPS,
v 3- n 23 -tf.
Large n«.»v Earn and corral, and every
52v3if
Proprietor.
arrangement t<> give satisfaction in every
branch of the business.
1.EA1.E1ÏS IN
General Merchandise,
Furnishing Goods,
Hardware, Crockery,
Boots and Shoes Bais anj Caps
Eureka Livery,
a « a large and commodious warf -
hou*«-—Ample r< om to More freight i<nd
kind of produce Wcichat.ts of Souther»
<
-n vii 1 find it to their iiiterert to ship a.l freight
rtnotigh this Hou«e.
C. S. Sergent & Co., • H
vt-ry
Wool, b.cnn. Hour, hiles, etc., convignel to mjr
c re for tale or shipment will receive prompt atten
tion.
Freight per ton................ ..............
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HAY, GRAIN AND FLOU.Ì
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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NOT FAIL to send
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LIST. More complete
than ever. Contains
descriptions or every
thine required for
personal or family
vise, with over 1000 Illustrations. Send nine
cents for It. (Stamps will do.) We sell all goods
at wholesale prices in quantities tosuitthepur-
chaser. The only institution In America who
make this their special business. Address,
MOXTGUMEKY WARD & CO..
«2 7 & 8S9 Wabash Ave., Chicago, Ills.
AV agon Shop.
As Cbejp as the
Wagon Manufactory,
W. W. Kentnor, Prop’r,
rpHEUNPF.RSIGNED WILL BE FOUND
1 at hG shop m Miin «'reef, two doo s
from tl>e livery stabler, whe e he is prepared MAIN STKEET, ASHLAND.
to do all kin.'s of work in his line _t the
Wagons. Buggies. Carriages, Wheel-
lo west price.
Barrows. Plow-Stocks, etc., made
WAGONS, BUGGIES AND ALL KINDS
and 1 epaired at short notice.
Of Vehicles Made to Order.
FOR THE GENERAL TRADE
BEST EASTERN STOCK ALWAYS GN HAND.
All orders left at my new shop, north of
Rep .¡ring of all kinds ¿one with dispatch
the
bridge, will receive prompt and satis-
call -«nd tee me,
J9HN RALPH,
fac’ory aticatio.v
W. W. KENTN'OR.
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All kinds of approved country
for
a produce taken in exchange
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goods.
^■«Y*D o not fail to give us a trial before
purchasing, we are determined to give
satisfaction.
C. S. Sergent & Co.
(V2b21'f.)
THOENIX, OREGON.
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P ortland , O re <; om .
particular attention paid •« Lapd Titles, Collecting
Debts ami all kinds of Govcnuncnl Claim«,
l'n..t ip.i. Uflic* , Jacksonville, Oiegmi.
G ibbs A SrEABS wilt attend to injr bnsri««
in Portland,
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