Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, November 21, 1879, Image 2

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E J. FARLOW,
J lie liitfst c'cclion news hum
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New York sho.vs that the Rfpnb- Ashland L ’d No. 189,1. 0. (1 T.
licans cni rit d nil the state offices, Meets tt the w a II '■ ot McC JI i B uni every
WAY
NOVEMBER 21, !
IMFOR Al 10 CASH BUYtRGI
except lh.it ol Engined' uml »>¡11- L rul .y eve big I s .. i h» K r M B«i»«tn-r-. bi.-'
ilsler« lu g ol »I b'l i'g ie curiuly ii.vi'.'i to l- The cheapest place in Ashland for cash or
vevur. Following arc the major­ tend
ASHLAND, CEEGON
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THE CHE SCENT CITY HOAD.
T e fe .pie mee » every first alii tuud V. eti­
ready pay is
ities of the various candidates: oestlny ui e ci! möbln.
C. II. OllXITTF., W .C. T ,
The Sentinel n akes a strong Hoskins (Rep.), the candidate fur
K
ktk TUOBSTON. S-<-’ v .
(mint in an article under the above Lieutenant Governor, has defeated
AT REESER’S.
Asa;.»liti Lutile No
. option in its last issue when it ' Clarkson N. Poller i»v a.am: l.iuU
Gl UE.
s:;vs that the people of Jackson majority ; Carr (Rep.), candi­
PAIN'S OILS.
«Main Street, A Millanti,
< »untry are throwing away annu- date for Secretarv ol fitatc.is eh cl
AND <iLA"S SIOVI S,
» T I.ur-.t y ev-P
T1\ AND H dll)«' A E CROi'K-
nlly in the matter of unnecessary ed by nearly the same m.joriij 3
r.ie'Ureii in gued ERY and GLASSWARE
HoRbfc
’ righting expenses a sum equal to Wadsworth (Rep), c.imlid.iie lol
:i WAVING SUCCEED 1 D MILS. M. W. H Gi­
SHOE N \ U.S AND HORSE
ll H Gtb.NK ill li.. bu»i e—, ».Olili li... UbCe Io
• fir taxation. This is easily Comptroller, will have an iu-
S hoes CLiiTHEi-
th. ) ub.ic ll.nl they ofier f r »r.le u full line < f
¿.•monstruble. As at present im- creased majority, and Ward ami
\\ RING t RS,
E1C.
i orted, the merchandise from San Wendell, R< publicans, are also
Ashland Lodge So. 15,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT CF
i • ineisco conies to us by theover- elected as Attorney-General ami
CROCKERY
and
GLASSWARE.
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• .nd route over nearly two hun- Treasurer. The majority fur Ho­ I Hold ìbeir r-g'd «r nitetirg-very Saturday even­
ßESERÄl M E R C JIAKDI88.
?'ied and fifty miles of railroad and ratio Seymour, Jr., (Dem.J, candi­ ug at their lull lu A-¡I i". Brother», iu go..! DRY GOODS, CLOTHINC, HATS BOOTS AI D SHOES,
FURNISHING COOL'S, CIGARS ARD TOBACCO.
fen has to be hauled in freight date for Engineer and Surveyor, euul.ug aie cæ ’. i . i ! j iuvi.ed t«. «’H ud.
STATUE aod FANCY GOODS, DRGOODS,
U. P NEIL, N. 0.,
Stationery, School Books, Etc.,
CI.OIHISG. lltlOIS »ui SHOES,
x.ugons about a hundred and sev- will be toward ten thousand. Join.
THE CELEBRATED
En. D»rK«TT. N-. rs' >y
H A IS, C A PS, Il A R D W ARE,
• utv miles; by the circumlocution Kelly’s vote is increased over tin
WHITE SEWING MACHÍNE
‘•HONEST DEALING, AND A FAIR PROFIT."
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r mte it travels some seven hundred previous esi imati 8, and will reach
At prices that defy competition.
miles by water and is then about seventy-five thotisai d.
G orerie s
n d Provisions,
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ilnee hundred miles north of us. i
Wheat. Oafs, Burley^ sititi inai»
kctnblv |ir dure oí ail Kinds
CROCKERY ani GLASS-WARE,
FOUNTAIN & FARLOW.
< f this distance it comes two bun-
The Boston Post paragraphs
taken in < xeliiinge for
rpiu: UNIR F.l Sl.lS I> WI<IIE-T<> b ::-
fed miles by rail and still inis to thus; Limerick: No; it will not
gooth:
lllii.ii 111" H irn i -, uml Ilf II-.K elio : pub-
\ I!<1 <• verj Ilii»«y usually found in a
b • hauled over a hundred miles by be necessary, at lea>l until Post­ l e g« uei abv , ili.u he is - ill io be teuiid »'
B.
F.
REESER.
. agon, making a trip of about a master-General Key issues anothei :lii"
FLÌóT-CLASS HGU3E
H. M. THATCHER,
SIKES WORDEN,
E<TAB! 1'llEH 11
inousand miles. Our merchants onler, tor you to state ihc exam v, |.f>; LONG
e Im I’ re .<iy --«i any time
Aral we u'so propose to »ell all Good*
JUST B3C3IVED I !
now find it cheaper to ship bv the longit udc and latitude ol I iie Ut\ o -c «'ioii" ! o -e leo e H.eiu 1
THATCHES & WO DD EN,
northern route, notwithstanding to which your lelteis are direct, n o ii l.e .itloi ’l", in ■» "’y Ie -ecoa
.1 /’ THE—
“CHEAP FOR CASH !”
i- e in Oi eco I.
the great distance, so we may 1 oil are merely obliged to <»ive th« •io Dii
Tl
—rnorniETos oe the —
ne> s tul -ii 'pc ’" for -peci
£j
ASHLA
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compare the Crescent City route state, county, township, street,
"p in ippiop
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---- MO r ru-----
-I XSi’EU
with that. By way ol Crescent number, post-ollice box, auo, sex, .ce,
The largest stock of
•Qnic! So Í4‘" h «I >matl Proiìts’*
t ity freight would need to be color ai <1 previous comlitiou ol
Dill GS
N. I.LK IN ITS. ETC,.
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I OX 1. a » WEL
— Ev-r recriv.diii A h' nd —
it.iuled over a wagon road a little servitude (»1 the person addressc‘1.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
—OF LINKVÆLE, LAKE COUNTY, OREGON
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Station:»!
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• ’¡orter than that between us ami
I'—-
A N 1> -
1 he li’iil issue m M.iss.ichusetts,
Taken in exchange for «jcods.
Roseburg, a road, however, which
Toilet Anieles.
KEEP CQH8TANTLY CN HAND THE FINEST ASSORTMENT CP
BAKERY
would doubtless, if properly built, this veur the New York ¡Sun as­
-TOYS
AGENTS FOR THE NEW WIL*
>»e more easily traveled than the i serts is sixtv-oiie years old, weighs
FL'OjsiQtor,
з.
S.
STACT,
somethrng
like
two
hundred
Tn
grent
v.trety
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retí*
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bUN OSCILLAI ING &llCf I LE
lifter; from San Francisco to
: Al ove new n<>-
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LEASED
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— I’l llF. WINI S sen I.IQ't <»RS—
и. I I '. 1 in > uw re,, i* d <» o;f- i.e be-' c
I’rescent City is but a little over pounds, h.is a defect in one eve, is
-F r medien pnrp.ire—
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ose
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it
supposed
io
be
woith
several
mil
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c mmol ion- <• the, ubi c. i
SEWING MACHINE
! iree hundred miles by water. So
lions
of
dollars,
expt
cts
to
be
the
3
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Jkls£3gS»
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à
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lì
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P.ip
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Tobacco
•ve should save the freightage upon
-AND—
E. E s. A' Y.
Goods of every variety are continuallj’ arriving, direct from San Francisco, with
• ■¡e two hundred miles of railroad, next Governor ot Massaciiuseits, I 4-18 f
which they are filling their mammoth ui . i » k f««r the accnimodation
— Oleare,—
never less than half a cent a pound, ami to that end is at present mak­
(<»
of their many cast -mers in the L ake CorXTRY.
;uid the difference in ocean freight- ing speeches which even the hos­
I’AlNTS, OILS. VANNI H. GL.VS.
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CALL AM EXAMÍNE OUR ST3CK I
itf which the saving of about tour tile Boston critics admit to be
B’.’ 1 SUES. it «’.. ETC
DENTI.sT,
CANDIES, NUIS ani . FINI. CONI ECTIONS.
hundred miles in distance and the models of tact and adroitness.
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Oregon.
Lhkvi'le - -
t «wage and pilotage on the Co-
PlCOCttl!» i ItO"
It is roughly estimated that the
B:cf Cattie, Hides ar.d Wool Taken in Exchange for Goods
' imbia river wouhl make. Add next census, the taking
Cin-fiidy
coin í 'U' k ’ v I i.f’h»- ííi » hm dni£a.
Oiiicice ami residence on south
of wh ch
i this the saving of the cost ot will be In-gun on the first of June side of Main street,
4 - 18 tf
rouunr tur intubpsp o »? w. ASHLAND HARNESS SHOE
4
THATCHER A WORDEN.
H aving
II. AI Mi
ÎI» ’ pH Astil.A>l» l>KU<i Slip », i
mdliiig the freight once and the next by the twenty thoii>aud vilu­
wo I I r*-rj ♦*€ I III
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«■• »< Hi II lit t H I
j ;i r - II-
b-* h s • -lb Tai » • X *-IKÌe«l » • ’he I IO
ight difference in favor of the mi tutors, will show the popula- .iûSEÜURG MARBLE WORKS I ib- \\ i>** i i i h.f
i
11 e p:.-I,
DR. J. II <’PirWO 4).
t 'iitscent City road which team- I ion ol i he I uited «Stales to be over
PLAÑÍ ÍKtLo !
PLANT TREES !
P lant iréis ’
1
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• ’era will be able to make in haul­ I
(
H v.tg' lin le le.icx fo R. Rr c er-
. A
lit! v-live millions.
r <lg. «M.uble Wok.« of I’o ebug, I «ili «ete.ve
er. and we may safely conclude
MANI E iC CHER OF,AND 1>I'A’ ER IN
vnler lor. uj «ok iie.leil t ■ l.i» line tu
i mt the people ot Jackson countv
Eeiiiaiido C. Braman has been
-DEA 1ER IN —
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-ASHLAllD AflD VICINITY -
\«ould save nearly twenty dollais ! appointed by the Governor of Mi-
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i.pon every ton of ireight which • rhig iii to till the uiiexpired term Th- se wiet.bg ' • »•* <1 -u » 'til le ru ’l e ] rices ! STOVES, TIN’ A^TD HAEB
cj.ii do ■<. by c.llii g it, on in-- in Aebl i d.
A shland , O regon .
WABE,
biey ship to or from San Eran- j ol the late Senator Chandler.
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A. s. JA' OBS.
T.INKV LI E. LAKE CO., OREGON.
»■ sco. This saving, it must be re-
77E PS A GI NERAL ASSORT
I.. A. Nau.,
W m . il.«m o*.
R- F. NaiL
An
alliance
between
I'm
kev
and
tln i.l <4 {.<>« rie It. I ’?• lit.» « 1 ttu.if
. 1‘inhered, would not tail into the
£3
as just rcc-eiveil n new stock „F
ASHLAND
lABKXT.
h.mds of those only who are direct­ Russia is actually contemplated.
L:ni i
N » II.', DO 41. I li.I ,
W ARD' Ol E AND I’Ul-
or engaged in the shipping or mer- Reality is stranger than fiction.
-.1. D THE PHOHAIETOK—
LO KS »CREW" 1«L:S, HAND.
• ¡mile trade; it would be shared
n
SA«*S, liEVi-H-"' RE 'S.
NE', BUl'IS.
S. I l I a
A NE
I gnited by S vnlight .—The Portland
ill ! til, Bagiy a id Plow Har.n ss
: v every
individual
who
bnvs
a
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•tiE'.Al'GHMH
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B tells i f a table being set on tire by
-fi-
tC—3” Tr-'ä 5
SHtiEl't.-KXIV IX I’l'CER" DÄMMER'»
117/ /’N,
‘ mud ot sugar or nails or leather, sunshine in a house in Portland one day
llASl’-. «.IlIX «SHINE". FRY-I AXS,’
HOBES.
y everyone who takes part in the recently. Perhaps some people who
wh furk : s : i Y JU WJ.l ANYTHIN III his like cheaper than you can kt it ELSEWHERE I
1!AKI< t A ENS HX I V RI S,
Desi E ns
< >n8umption or use of the mer- have heard of the Willamette country
1.0 IS. RAKES
il ¡HSE Bl.ASEEIS.
What is the use of people east of t! e mountains paying 50
"15<
sei i i’-'i E Mrs UOR"l l:Ri;""F>, C All U.- T
«•
.'landisii brought from the outside may doubt this, but it is true, neverthe­
cents
ap»ece
fur
aj.ple
trues
uliiii
they
can
gel
i.i
Cl RUY < o “RS. AX 8. "DOVI I.". I’ll K
feorld into our valley. What the less. Says the //*•<■: “The shutters to
ti.e UNl-sr it.kis in Au.el.«.a al ♦ cts.
AN t» axi : IIAXLI.E", HAY LURKS,
W isch : si ij : R ipi a iisg R ifles
each by the thousand m .isl.lu'.ut.
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people ot this valley would save an east window in aside sewing
. ...g room had
(commonlx called Henry liiil«s) ot
He
lias
60 or 70 ot the I cst »aiiet.es of apple trees know'll,
'. AXI.I '»RE»'E. SlND PA­
LINE
i « one year is amply sufficient to been left open. A table was standing
model ol 1801», lï)7-3, and 1S<6
< I O. UL." Will" ER-, I Loi R
i ieet their share of the expense ol immediately in faint of it with a woolen MÍLLIH JV â .\DD î -S -M à KNS
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building the road. To take a sim­ cover on. A glass paper weight which
Pistols Cirtridns, Etc.
MISSES
L.
V.
AND
H.
II.
AMERSON,
A CML ASSjRïüEHT OF P2ÂCJ, PEAR.HH/.Í :l l , CHUY, H.l’liE Al D FILM TF1EES. AI.D
GLN AM» i H OL < AR’R'li .E', POWDER,
ple example: Something over 200,- was used by the gentleman of the house
C’a PS, SHOT AVO Ei' \D 1 LA -IR >XS,
VHEAT
T
k
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it
at.
the
H
el
est
EVEDYTH.LC THAT CAR BE rO'Jf.O IM A FIRST-CLASS NURSERY.
OOO pounds of wool is exported while clerk in the legislature, had been ASHLAND,---------- OREGON,
C If EL", CO* I E:.!.", I A' KS,
M-ii
ket
K-te.s
i
Exchai
ge
BKADS. t.I.t-Nl' SAILS,
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mniually from Jackson countv. place«l on it, ami the sun shining on it
•or Goods
111V .'QL'AIIE',
n< 1’f.
The saving of one cent per pound formetl a perfect lens, focalizing the rays,
---- A CHOICE A'eOR.M St OF SHADE TREES-----
HEVET.s.
— CoM^isI in«; in part of-
setting
the
cloth
on
tire,
and
when
dis
­
upon this would amount to two
RAZORS
AND
RAZ
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TABLE
AND
HATS,
FLOWERS,
Il BHoNS,
LACE-,
MAFLE, EÜCrR MAPLE, SOFT OR SILVER M-VLE, ORZ03N MA?LE, B0X7C0D, BASSWOOD, 8LIPPERV
P.XJKEf «fi ri.EÏIY .f ¡.Il kiulf-,
OR S AMEN i s,
T.iousand dollars. Let those di- covered was rapidly burning into the ta­
FRANI0—AMEBICA» HOTEL,
ELM, V ».Hl LLM, IL KTI.Ut, HI KLY LCCU.Ï, LURR I AH OF THE STATE: , LIVE OAK,
FIS
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HOOK."
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ETC.,
CHE-TLUT LAX, LUT TIILL.: LL. CH, 11 if. I VAIKUT, LUTIERhUT,
SILKS, LEA HERS, EL”., EIC.,
i ’ctlv interested in wool growing ble, a circular column'if sim>ke ascend­
ALL KI'DS ot- SSEE1-IROS ASD COPl’tR
CHESTim-, l.LL KINDS Cl HIC a IRY rRCMiKE EIKER
jacksjeville , O regon .
’
K'JTTO THE LARGELY Í.KELL-B/Kr.S, ECFT
W a L.E uu I i i>d .¡.d in de to oider.
»••mtrihute two thousand dollars ing to the ceiling. Had the family been JUST RECEIVED, A LARCE STOCK Or THE LATEST
AND H XR3-'HE‘ L L.4CULL’,
MADAME
HOLT
»
ill
imi
I
¡tiñen
to
vi
1124
DIOCER 1 INE, ETC.
■> > i the building of the new road, absent from home, a conflagration would
SHIES
Or
HAT$.
Wnlt upoti glteelM ut ilio* I II».-e'tiil'
I
undoubtedly
have
followed,
ami
the
<»
i; id when they ship their • next
Drei nriking;i e- i li y. Al o le goTuy f r?be
ti'Lid |oii»e, uml is <b te! h . I teil to
---- ? I mi Ornamenti! 1 Sil rubbery-----
J R. BURK E 'pnl’e II" p lil.s III Î lie elHlt-HVor bl glV.
question
as
to
the
cause
never
known,
L.
S.
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MARCII,
A.
F.
'QU
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W
a
k
£
u
Cu
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i
t
ear’s clip of wool by the new
fcJyOder* fora . <H- im eu v II eceiver nipt »t
4 O f u-t mil to the plllrlm. Vl'IUT» MOUNTAIN ASH, HIGH BUSH CRAfBERRY. POMEGRANATE FLOWERINC ALMOND, SIIJW BALLS, WY
i »ute they will get the two thou A curl or defect in a piece of glass will
eh»i r..
no IPv4
will
¡4 nli time« fji d the table» »tqip'ieii
sometimes form a lens and curtains beset
CELIA, RISE ACAC A: LILACS-WHITE ALO PURPLE, ETC. A FINE LOT OF
i
smd dollars baek in the one
«oli tlje lust fare to le Im«! tu ¡south­
on fire if at a proper distance."
MChTEREY G’rr RESSLS. Al D CAIiL AS EEAUI1LL.
per pound more which they will
er’ Ol • goti.
—ooo--- -
à »
PLANUNG
Tluiokml for p isi patronage, a »bar»
receive for their wool. So it will
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shland , Oct. 24th, 1879.
O. COOLIDGE.
FOK S a L l !
—
■ f i-ui'iic favor is soliciie.i
be with all who may contribute. i
4-4:f
MADAME HOLT.
FURNTTUBE, SASH, BLIND
To speak of our people collective-
House :in<l lot in Ashland
I
DOoE AND MOULD­
I
Te, they will in contributing to­
ING
erwilliger
A good house, with a neat woud-shed
ward the building of the new road
I
only be paying in advance a small ami bam, upon a lot desirably situated
FACTORY,
I a prepared to do all kitida of
on Main . treet, with bearing fruit trees
t ortion of their next year’s freight upon it.
1 ». t IN 71 A G,
G R. I INI NG
'• id. The road will cost them ab-
For particulars inquire of Mrs. Har­
— AND —
'ulutely nothing but the intere t riet Ewing, who may be found at the
of Mr. O. Coolidge, m Ash­
• IXXaiacitjäaQcr
i »ra few months on the amount residence
ASHLAN L
land.
12-tf
GRANITE STREET,
W agon and B cgc . y P ainting
»•i about one-fourth of their annual
rrWìkariìMWT
T—*----- ---
’ For the Next ZU Jays We Will
OREGON.
i
a specialty.
freight bill, and when once built
55
Sell
J.-«*“
Work 'Vie .1 livlne Me.
it will be dropping money into Forwarding and Commission
All kinds of Planing, Moulding
hie I’U hi . t . t for past
i heir pockets every year.
Agent,
T hanking
Turning, Circular and
Vois I bO H î a d u>- Ol liai? b h C il! - f I Hure
Thus, in the i narrowest view of
oil Sawing.
IX
t he subject, it is
i seen that the H. D. M U R T O
Furniture and Crnan'cntal
amplest rules of economy leave
K<»s«’l>u:*^r Dit'goii
At
our people but one course to pur-
Caiving, Ltc. Lone
AS A URGE AXDCOMMODTOUs VV\RE-
• .io in this matter. What would
hoii*—Au.,1 • r< uni ’> star- I »Igir . ni
Linkv.lle Livery Stables.
to Order.
Kii.d i.f ,r«.n <-. » «• ch.u.is « f H u l.e u
¡-e thought of the1 business sagacity o t g v-ry
CD
Furniture.
."...
It,
Loors
>|| w i ] til 1 t lo tl»? r llteierl tu bhlp ail irrigui
JI. til I ng <• ift.iti t ot
o. a man who could sa\Y his taxes il. oligli II..» H>.U«e.
CLOT HIE R AND TA I LOR,
MANNING & WE2B,
i . ik I lit <1 'O O’ del
W.» 1, b c n, Iloti I.i '(f,
• very year hereafter by simply C ra ìor »a e or »hi, 11 cui wil
WII I. C' »X I R D
TO
l 11.
■ ■ Juul < jM*nrd
erttc. il t-i'td of bi.il’i g«. w.
I aying them in advance for the Freigflit
per <on........ ...
.. 31 5»
“ie i leiMií 'u armnr.ee that tt-eii St.Mee T
by h..-e . ill I yi g U-,"- k ■ 1 tu 11
i ext year if, having the means af >nit per car loail..............
... 1 GO
ti lie.u -rlf r li.e c<> i-'i.U' <> f
A IILA.XD,
» oinmaml, lie should neglect to KiiT M.r k go d- e re vi II. !.. M. i4s-3-f.
■ dy f r occu, i c».
M AJ I'll
W er ra y b f und n », »or’m» nt of
£ IK K V I ]L L E
1 ike advantage of the extraordi-
Fruì FOT ECOACH
One anil one. half mil,a n rl 11 of
W LI. "’al i l.O::l A'Ill-'li", iliillt'g.ll L:’lk-
I »ry opportunity? This is the sit-
CASSIMERLS » I A' Nl L“. YARNS, SOCK8,
A »Ilia mi
CAM AH M ar:JFACTÛRY. Ì
OEGOS
LAKE COUNTY
r.'
llA'KEr«, E1C.,
J
vide in di ev u tu • f t'.e » mie «la .
i ition ol our people on the Cres-
—alto—
< mt City wagon road matter.
LEAVES LINKV LLE
Are iu exc-le-v te.a r, nni) ly i-r. vi ’ed «' h f-e 1 ! i • I« < k cl • h-, D es 1 », > iH Eitg i-h WorefecS
.-'..mui <ys in tin
Tue« l «> h . 'i nni «1 y -
\7ill they act upon business prin-
Ati-l h <l cut..tuer» »il he»» i ed Ou
C m h g» ft.r »nú., i ll • t w Lidi wi I be • W
'!IE
ASHLAND
TIDINGS
K/
Kockfellow
Butler
PIONEER STORE,
The Best Goods, at the Lowest Prices,
ASHLAND HOUSE.
GENERAL KER.HANBISE,
KtUM,
Georg e T Baldwin
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Saddlery & Harness,
V S II L A N D N U R S E R Y,
MECHANICS’
Does Tilts Interest
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CO.
Ashland and Linkville
STAGE LINE.
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t
in >ini g, ai r vii g
ules ?
A'lil ut<l in the
I roiuptiv »t.d in the tx»t »tvle
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C. S. Sergent & Co
The Scientific American says
t *'!• year lS79"\vill pass into z\mei-
HEALERS IN
t
«1 history as a year of wonderful
•speritv. The cotton crop is General Fderchand se,
• t ger by half a million bales than
ruT.ishng Goods,
< er before, the tobacco crop 12,-
Hardware, Crcckfry,
t
>0,000 pounds greater, ami the
gar crop exceeds by some 200,- Soots anl Shoes Hats an . Laps
< 0 hogsheads all previous yields,
Xud in fhor', Evv-rythlijr rt-i,ti;red
icse are crops which belong ul-
FOR THE GZrsîFÂL TRADE
»st exclusively to the southern
If of the Republic. In behalf
« rhe Northern States the excess
LILA LU
products this year over the
< i i i :
Ail
b. i ids of approved country
4
>ps of any previous year ’is, ac­
I
iding to the Chicago Journal <«t produce taken in exchange tor
oinmerce, 2l),0U0,tjiio bushels of •_oods.
wheat and nearly 100,000,000
I*
shels of corn. The hog eiop
so
is larger this yei r than for a
4
I •mber of years past—if it l»c not
l c largest ever raised.
J. S. E ubanks ,
/
.A st land ,
^Utomcijat^atp,
P ortland , O i ^ egox .
» • ev:;\ Wiiif L wagon - curi
age- i . ik I il! ki'-.l - of veti-1 >c- ma l.-
'e at »! «ri notic. R-putting promptly
.¡id ueu ly dune. Fin. w rk a specialty.
v 3- n 2 3-tf.
Ykrticular altcntian paid lu Lind Tilles. Colliding
Debts ondali lends cf GovermccnlClauiu».
i if,
li
IC il ¿ I'll
I -
X'OT Ft IT. tn "»"d
for .»ui NEW PRICE
LIST M e •«• »mplete
itiiin eve . Ci.niuuis
descriptions of every
th i s required for
prrsonal <rr ,0ir>" !/
ti»e. with over 1000 Illn.stra'i.-i s. Setul uiiie
ts for it. (cramps will do > We m -II ;i.i goods
at wholesale ;
s hi quantities to suit the pur­
chaser. The
y iiotitutiou in America "ho
wake i his their .*}>••« ial business. Address,
MONTGOMERY WAKO A < O.,
W7 A *4^0 Wabash Ave., Cbkago, Illa
i
Wagon Shop.
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iHEl'NI’F.R-IGNEI' W I.I, HF. I OUN'-
• h hi- -! o? o M «in " ie<-', i ««o <loo »
f o’’i 't’e iv- iy ihle , «•’ e •• e ■ i> ep >r« *1
. <!o .«Il kin.'’* o uci k in lii- lii.ft t ibft
«> - e«' pi ic."’.
W a G o XS. I.UGGHb" AND ALL KINDS
Of Ve’rcies ¿Made io Order.
i vrirng, <lu ile al eru i te »’»y* a
i a i,4i<u «*• li n k O: I.in k-Loud
u ili itii-ke tir i tip.
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i'FI'lCi’l in A"h aii'l <it ile I <v-t y st .i«i. . !
li Linkvide at TliatchrrA W..i<lea‘i» o • •.
RAI 1ER Ni- CU
U
O i the khi.rte-t n.|J>
¿'O i not f.il to t,ive the TJr uvil’c S’: ble»atria
way <<> itu he end1
JOON FRALEY,
M. iu ft ft el. A hl bd.
MANNING A WEBB.
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TO OR GER,
II. F. PUH UPS,
Propri-t r.
I
Wagon Manufactory,
W. W. Zsatior, Prop’r,
STREET.
Wag h» ru.'L,Te' C'oi.g «. W! e -l
E ti i Ki's l‘ otv-Sn-ck", e c. in «'I«’
»•> <1 ie ■ ¡i . 'I it «Hi.»v• n<4ic«-.
Eureka, Livery*
Jno. B. R. Hutchings.
SALE AND FELD STABLES 1
A'lII.AND gi . ove factory
J. N. T. Miller & Co. Pr’s,
Tne b cib-- g't-« i<>'ie* ti nt he le
I ... ibi »>* rr- f r gl-ve* .Tue
A ilL4.NI»
tm . w
pie¡ > r
LINKVILLE. -
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11 cl» i'iye. * • •.«•c.ive pi mp'
m* -«« up
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W.
K
ENTNOB.
luo.o; V alieutica-
Al- lire e ¡'her »TC . e’c. Call t mv ce ¡¡»>1 eh’JiH.t
j
..i. G. m e Street ui d -e. f..r y—t.r«. If.
Jim It
IL II iik kings.
(uaHtfi
- - OREGON.
Large new barn and corral, and every
an angeinent to give aatislaction in every
bi alieii of the business.
BEST lH’CK: KIN. IKCBEA j E.l-
BiETY,
BEST EÂSTU.il STOCK ALWAYS OH HALO
Al iu• c s |< ft ui im neu «b» p. il rili
JOHN RALPH,
Tourists ar.d Others CutfitLd
fD* l.xpi«-" < b ir esie-s 'Ti b'e.
AIN
K.'l i g nt • 'e '<• ai 4- r in h- b »' » jlfo-nd mila
f . 1 u l,u - . ' <“1 -ÍU' • Il C » I.UlCilM b g
■ C-» 4 8ii- I g u u. y i V cu ib g
rt. te a- »• duo <1 r <e-.
ßy Ilor-»» pwtmpi > c.reì I r,
I li«- -lag.-.- C III«' « I «« 4il back» I I L ik- -
v e « a «I i ori K'■<tua!li.
.*»2v3‘f
( Ti»’;» p tor t'atih
G.od HACKS F.ïC-l'-n’ BUGGIES ;.i4 No i
RIDING noil."ES lw >e..n N ill.
I
H Y, GRAI
AXOFLfUi
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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