THE
ASHLAND
TIDINGS
LOCAL BREVITIES.
A gentleman in from Langell valley
tells
us that several good men or boys
JUNE 18, 18*0
FRIDAY
Early cherries are ripe.
who are not afraid of work might find
Capt.
Work
went
out
to
Lake
county
employment
on the ranches in that local
WEATHER REPORT.
this week.
ity.
The following is the weather report-
Wilderville, Josephine county, is to
Geo. T.. Baldwin, of the Linkville
furnished us by H. C. Hill, for the week have a brewery.
stove
and tin store, is prepared to give
ending June 16th
Thermometer re
George Jackson, of Rogue river, was customers the best of bargains in stoves,
corded at 6 a . m . and 12 M:
in Ashland Tuesday.
tinware, fine hardware, guns, pistols,
thermtr
WEATHER
DATE
J. W. Hamakar, is taking the census etc., etc.
«
C A. H . 12 M
in Linkville precinct.
J. W. Riggs intends to start upon a
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3 I
Clear.............
tour
east of the mountains about the
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Bybee’s band of heep was driven to
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4
fi
72
first of July, to be gone several months.
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lake county this week.
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77
6
58
Now
is the time to have your picture
Cayuse horses are now sold at the
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57
Cl’dv........... '•
taken.
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61
Dalles for $5 to $20 a piece.
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Rain.............
Reports reach us that the grain crops
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45
Cl’dy.............
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Dr. McCoy is to deliver the Fourth of
in Scott valley will be light this year,
July celebration at Kerbyville.
and we may calculate on flour being
N otice .—All those indebted to the
large
Peter
Barneburg
is
building
a
i
worth more next fall than it sold for
undersigned are requested to call and barn on his place on Bear creek.
last year.
make settlement at once,by cash or note,
F McHatton is building a dwelling
Notice the College advertisement in
as I contemplate leaving town soon.
house for himself on Church street.
another
column. The new jeachers cho
5O-4t
D r . J. M. T aylor .
Mr. C.C. Beekman, of Jacksonville sen have accepted the positions offered
N oth e .—All who arc indebted to me was visiting in Ashland last Thursday. them, and the school is fortunate in se
for wood, or otherwise, are hereby noti
Miner and Sisselran afoot race at Yreka curing them.
fied to settle the same at once.
last week,in which Miner was the victor.
T. H. X^eedon, of Tule Lake, came in
June 1, 1880.
H eaton F ox .
from
Lake county last Monday, bringing
The
county
teacher
’
s
institute
of
Sis
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F or S ale .- (hie hundred and sixty kiyou county meets at Yreka this week. his brother-in-law, Jacob Crawford, and
A kiln of 150,000 brick will be burned family, who will probably locate in this
acres of laud adjoining the Siskiyou
Mountain Toll House ranch; 30 acres of at Kerbyville this summer by William neighborhood.
W. I. Nichol», Esq., came over 4rom
z
tillable land, balance good cedar and fir Tehely-
timber would make a good stock ranch
James Kilgore contemplates making a Yreka last Monday to see his little boy,
— go< >d outside range, clear, running trip to Ohio, his old home, sometime who has been very sick. The Professor
says the law’ business opens out encour-
water. For particulars apply at this of— next Fall.
fice.
Over 2,000 head of cattle have passed aghigly before him.
Frank Bower» reports that oat of the
D esirablk P roperty for S alk .—The over the Linkville road to Lake county
band
of 500 head of cattle belonging to
house and lot of John Ralph, on ^Iain this summer.
street, is offered for sale at a bargain.
The street has been raised several feet E. H, Loftus and him, but about t wenty
The lot contains an acre and a quarter of in front of the Odd Fellow’s block—a head were lost during the winter. Their
ranch is in Warner valley-.
greund, with extensive frontage, plenty good work.
Sheriff Hogan, of Douglas county,
of fruit, good water and excellent gar
A band of 2,200 head of sheep, belong
i
passed
through town on Saturday’s stage,
den ground. The house is hard-finished, ing to C. L. Hill, has been driven to
going to Cincinnati to attend the Demo
and has a good cellar.
For particulars Lake county.
cratic National Convention. He goes as
apply at the premises.
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Enoch Walker passed town Tuesday
a proxy for one of the delegates.
B all at L inkville .—A grand ball with a band of 1,500 head of sheep, going
A stream of water that runs down the
will l>e given at Heidrich’® Hall in Link to Lake county.
[ south side of Main street and under the
ville on Monday evening, July 5th, to
Nine teams loaded with freight for
| stairs of the Masonic building i» likely
which the public is cordially invited. As i Klamath Agency at Redding on Wednes
to be a pestilence breeder this summer.
the Fourth comes on Sunday, this is to day of last week.
I It ought to be turned across the street.
be the celebration dance, and no pains
Dr. J. M. Taylor will leave Ashland
The Ashland woolen factory is being
will be sparu-l by the manager» to make it I July 1st. fur a two-monihs’ tour through
! run up to its full capacity, and turning
a success in every respect.
See ad. in Eastern Oregon.
out better goods than ever before. The
another coliuun.
Fall-sown grain looks pretty well in ■ proprietors are thinking of sending sam
C oli . ec .« None«.—Those wishing to some parts of the valley, but the spring- ples of their manufactures to the State
board students are requested to see the sown crops look feeble.
I Fair.
undersigned at an early date, that he
G. S. Butler returned to Ashland
The Roseburg Plaindealer of the 12th
may insert in school advertisement the Tuesday morning, and reports his moth says: Mr. Stephens ¿»collecting a large
names of parties with whom students er’s health improving.
band of sheep for eastern Oregon. He
can find suitable homes, A mutual un-
Tho Aurelian Literary Society takes will start for his homo in Lake county .to
derstanding between tlie President and charge of the celebration at Jacksonville I day or Monday. His family will accom-
those boarding jflipils or furnishing on the Fifth of July.
|>any him.
rooms to them will prove advantageous
Company F, 21st Inft., passed through
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
to all.
L owell L. R ogers .
Ashland last Friday, on the march from served ice-cream and soda water to the pub
Fort Klamath to Vancouver.
lic last Friday and Saturday, and cleared
V ote in J osephine .—The official vote
The M<>doc IndejKndetit reports that I about $18 in the business. They wish to
of Josephine county is as follows:
hit-
eaker 289, George 203, Prim 311, Kelly Frank Hapgood was drowned in Pitt return thanks to those who kindly assist
ed them.
279, Burnett 28B, Waldo 201, Lord 207, river recently, near Centerville.
Some of the Ashland boys have or
dered a Columbia bicycle for amusement,
and we expect k> be well supplied, with
accident items in the line of broken
bones, bruises etc., during the summer.
Kasper Kubli, of Jacksonville, is sell
ing a number of the Osborne mowers and
reapers this year. The territory which
his agency covers is below Phoenix.
Geo. E. Strong has resigned the posi
tion of agent of the California and Oregon
Land company, and the company have
selected J. H. Evans as Jiis successor.
B. F. Reeser has just received a ma
chine for making tops and bottoms for
fruit cans, which cost between three and
four hundred dollars, and now he is able
to turn out cans of all kinds cheaper and
faster than they can be had elsewhere
in Southern Oregon.
The Quartermaster at Fort Klamath
advertises for five horses to be used in
the cavalry service, They must be geld-
ings, of hardy colors, sound and in good
condition, well broken to the saddle, 15
to 16 hands high, not less than five nor
more than nine years old. A board will
be in session at the Post from 11 A. m .
to 3 P. M. to inspect animals offered.
Jack Montgomery, who was thought
to have been fatally injured by the pis
tol wound in the abdomen, has been
gradually improving under the care of
Dr. Danforth in the county hospital, and
is now considered out of danger. Much
credit is due his physician for the skill
and success- with which the difficult case
was treated.
W heat W anted .—Wagner, Anderson
A Co., of the Ashland Mills, are now
buying wheat, for which they are paying
the highest cash market price.
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W ill C all . —Our advertising patrons
and subscribers in town may expect a
call from us to-morrow with bills fur the
last quarter’s advertising, and for sub
scriptions for the ensuing year.
I
Fourth of July in Ashland.
F erree ' s
Morgan & Woodson,
Pursuant to call, a meeting of citi
zens was held in Houck's Hall Tuesday
evening, to consider the matter of the
celebration of the Fourth of July. A.
S. Jacobs was called to the chair, and,
on motion C. Merritt was chosen secre
tary.
Moved and carried that the Fourth
he celebrated in proper style in Ashland.
On motion, a committee on General
Aarangements w:is appointed, with pow
er to appoint sub-committees, and trans
act such other business as may be neces
sary.
On motion a committee was appointed
to secure an orator and a reader.
Following are the committees appoint
ed;
Committee of General Arrangements—
J. D. Fountain, W. W. Kentnor, E. J.
Farlow, E. F. Rockfellow, W. II. Leeds.
On Orator and Reader—J. M. Mc
Call, J. Houck, W. A. Wilshire.
On Finance—C. K. Klum, H. C. Hill,
M. H. Drake.
On Music—A. V. Gillette, G. S. But
ler, J. M. McCall.
On Grounds—Jacob Wagner, H. C.
Hill, J. W. Alnut, H. T. Chitwood, H.
F. Phillips.
On Amusements—J. M. Taylor, J. S.
Eubanks Jr., W. W. Kentnor.
On Table—J. Houck, Wm. Harris, J.
II. Russell, Mrs. M. H. Drake, Mrs.
O. Coolidge, Mrs. J. R. Tozer, Mrs. H.
C. Hill, Mrs. B. F. Myer.
EXPRESS LINE
g kA G O MITHIN®,
FROM
A
ASHLAND,
OREGON,.
Linkville to Fort Klamath,
All kinds ert work done promptly, and
Via Lake Cottage and Klamath Agcvcy. satisfaction guaranteed.
"O'ljeavcs Linkville Tuesdays, Thurs
SPECIAL ATTENTION CIYEN TO SHOEINC.
days and Saturdays—Returns Mondays,
’¿r-Sliop opposite the Livery Stable.
Wednesdays and Fridays, carrying U. S.
4-45 tf
mails and passengers.
i&CuC. Webb, agent at Linkville—J.
I
S. Beach, agent at Ft. Klamath.
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AL FERREE, Prop’r.
HARRY SMITH,
CANNERY,
A. W. BISH, Proprietor,
To the People of Jackten rnd Lake
•
Counties.
—I will can fresh fruits and vegetables
of all kinds upon orders during the com
ing season. Fruits and tomatoes a spe
ciality. Orders from a distance prompt
ly attended to. Send a stamp for price
list.
52-6m.
ICE CREAM fA.EL.OBS
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BLACKSMÎTH,
MAIN ST., ASHLAND,OÌifiON,
I*» now prepared to do all kinds of work
in his line at his new shop,.
(H MAIN STREET, ON THF_ SITE OF HIS OLD SHOP
Special attention given to Shoeing.
4-32 if
A. E. WRIGHT.
GENERAL
BLACKSMITHING.
AND
WAGON MAKING,
BONANZA.
BAKERY,
G. A. NUTLEY, Proprietor.
■ OREGON.
All kinds of blacksmithing done in th®
best style at reasonable prices.
HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY.
Wagons, Buggies, Wheel-barrows, Etc,
— -Fresh Breid, Pies anJ Cites kept roo-
<
The date of Monday, the Sth, was de
nwle and repaired. Plow work re
cided upon as the day for holding the cel ftantly on hand.
ceives sjMicial attention.
EiU'One door north of Central Hotel.
ebration.
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51-3m.
C. A. NUTLEY.
The various committees will have pro
L. A. N kil ,
W m . H abt . is ,
R, P. Nei».
gramme of the day arranged in time for
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ASHLAND MAHNET.
publication next week. No efforts will
be spared to make the celebration more
F.W. BASRF0SD,
interesting than any previous one in Ash
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
land.
Heal
Estate
CONVEYANCER,
Transactions.
Harris Heil & Co.,
•DEALERS1N-
All kinds of fresh and dried
The following transactions have been ASHLAND, - - - - OREGON.
Meats,
recorded in tlie county clerk’s oilice since
Collections promptly made, and special Hides and pells bought, and oil kinds of fill
our last issue.
attention given to the preparation of
stock taken in exchange for meat.
W. Bybee toE. K. Anderson, Sheriff's Deeds, Mortgages,and other legal papers.
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deed to Skidmore property.
>?•«> Office in room No. 3 second story
T. L. Beck to Mifiy Mardon, real
of Masonic Building.
estate in Willow Spring precinct. Con
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sideration, §160.
Wm. Bybee to Amanda Bilger, Sheriff's
deed to Penn property.
Forwardng ail J ommission
Owen Coyle to Dennis Murphy, prop
Agent,
erty in Jacksonville. Consideration, $5.
G. W. Elliott to Catherine Boschey.
three-eights interest in the Rockfallow !
quartz ledge in Willow Springs district.
Roseburg, Oregon.
Consideration, §1.
L angell V alley .—Our Langell val
as a large and COMMODIOUS waitf -
I
hotiJe—Ample room to store frt'icht and
ley correspondent sends us the following:
tvery kind of produce Merchants of Soutbcrn
THE ORECON KIDNEY TEA.
Oregon w bl find it to their interest to strip ait freight
Beautiful weather, and everybody in I
through this House.
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good health. Bunch grass is plentiful,
Wool, bicon, flour, hîles, etc.,consigned torn?
Read the following testimonials, not
and stock men are driving in from Cali from persons 3,000 miles away, whom no c>re for eale or shipment will receive prompt atten
P ortland »
tion.
fornia and Rogue River. Twelve thou
one knows, but from well-known and
Jlarticular attention paid to LandTïücs, Collectif^
BS5“iLirk good's eare of II. L. M.
[IS-.V-f,
sand rails were lost by person? in diff
Debts and.aH kuuLs of Gov criminal Clan—h
trustworty citizens of Oregon, whose
Notice the lumber advertisement of | Dry Lake, in Lake county, about 12 erent parts of the valley by high water.® names, written with their own hands,
Wataon 234. Hanna 294, Kahler 219,
They evidently I miles from Tule Lake, which has only Arthur Langell was the principal loser. can be seen at our office:
Kent 240, Haiumond 275, Sifera 275, Chandler A Richards.
held water tw’o or three times since the Mrs. Vincent and son arrived from Bart- | My kidneys were in a very bad con
Caldwell 232, G. B. Caldwell 265, Mc mean to cut down prices somewhat.
lett Springs last week. A very, pleasant i dition. The urine was like brick dust,
Gee 235, Neily 256, Wimer 224, Kelly
About 2,000 head of sheep, belonging country has been occupied l>y white peo
297, Gibson 227, Nickerson 258, Hughes to J. R. Cameron, went through town ple, is now a large lake in reality as well dancing party was given at Mr. Read's ' and I suffered a great deal with iny
last week. No mail for a month at this ' back. All remedies were unavailing un
253,Taylor321, Kellogg 189, Naucke261, Tuesday morning, toward Lake county. as in name.
til I tried the Oregon Kidney Te’ar, which
Smith 247, Leuus 252, Patterson 254,
O. R. Myer and H. T. Chitwood havo office—high water and loss of bridges; gave me almost immediate relief.
Fxl. Donagliy, at Cottonwood,is selling
I wish to inform the public that I have
O ccasional .
Day 242, Sanders 270, Carson 250, Hath goods cheaper than ever, and if you want disposed of about half their ice already, the cause.
IL H amilton ,
completed my new
Portland, Oregon, July 29, 1879.
away 255, Chapman 249.
(
I bargains now is the time to call on him. and unless a supply may be had elsewhere
N ew G rand O fficers , R. A. M.—
Having a severe backache last winter,
the soda water and ice-cream business The Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons
W m Foley, the energetic agent of the |
T he P each T rees .—Traces of the se
I
was
induced to try the Oregon Kidney
may suffer a suspension before the sum met in Portland last week, and the fol
vere winter are now visible upon many Laily Standard, paid Ashland a visit
Tea. I ” fhund it
' very beneficial in its re
I claim to make
mer is over.
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lowing officers were elected for the en suits, ft is not more unpleasant to take
The Imported Percheron,
of the fruit trees, especially the peach, last week in the interest of the paper.
than
other
tea.
I
would
recommend
suing
year;
D.
P.
Mason,
Grand
High
it
The
exceptional
seasons
in
this
section
THE
BEST
PICTURES
IN
SOUTHERN
ORECON.
in this liKrality- They nearly all seem to
Good oak and pine wood in any quan
to those afflicted as I was.
GIV? me a tri ll and be satisfied.
1 guar
have suffered some injury which prevents tity for sale cheap by Douglas Gum act I this year will most likely cause more Priest; F. N. Shurtieff, Dpty. Grand
J ohn P. F armer .
High
Priest;
Binger
Herman,
Grand
sickness
than
is
usual.
Look
out
for
antee
to
give
satisfact
’
on
or
ask
na-pav.
them from receiving or assimilating their the old Kilgore place in the eastern edge
Portland, Oregon, August 1, 1879.
cellars and gutters and ditches. The King; Wallace Baldwin, Grain! Scribe;
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wonted supply of nourishment from the of town.
Religious Notices.
J. W. RIGGS,
doctors arc expecting their business to R. P. Earhart, Grand Sec., Charle» Tay
soil. Their blossoming was meagre, and
Mrs. Yandever leaves this week with
lor, G. Treaa.; S. L. Pope, G. Lecturer;
ARABIAN BOY
ASHLAND OGN.
the fruit is much less abundant than us her children for Eastern Washington, to improve when hot weather comes. •
U nion S abbath S chool ,—Every Sun
Robert
Clow,
Captain
of
the
Host.
The
C. K. Klum made a trip to Sterling last
tilt
i
ual, and the blight or fungus that curled join her husband, who has located near
day morning at 10 o’clock, in the Presby- c? 1
»»
--e
- r á à J
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appointed
officers
are
J.
R.
N.
Bell,
G.
»
w fj)
w ¿4
Saturday to see his mining partner, Mr.
terian church, A cordial invitation ex-
ii # ft
the leaves last year has reappeared to a Dayton.
$ $
¿5 &
Yandiss, who is quite ill with lung fever, Chaplain; I. W. Pratt, Principal, So tended to all.
greater extent than last summer. The
Now is the time to have your pictures
journer; J. K. Weatherford, R. A. Caj>-
A shland M. E. C hurch .—Services
fruit may develop as well as ordinarily taken, as Mr. Riggs contemplates nuk but is now convalescing. Mr. K. reports
tain; Samuel Mays, G. M. 3*1 vail; IL every Sabbath morning and evening.
>nd give us an average crop, but its pres ing a trip to Eastern Oregon again this that tnining is being carried on with an
Linkville Livery Stables.
E. Harris, G. M. 2d vail; Jos. Neihoff, Sunday School at 9:30 a . m . Prayer
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energetic rush in that neighborhood.
ent appearance U not very promising.
sum 1JMT.
G.
M.
1st
vail;
A.
J.
Woodward,
Guard.
1
Meeting Tuesday evening, Bible Read-
The dance given by Mis. Vining last
A . n?tn»l>err of person» I«tve Phoenix
MANNING & WEBB
0. or H. E ntertainment .—The en
ing and Study Thursday evening.
Friday evening was attended by about
C
ircuit
C
ourt
.
—
The
Grand
Jury
was
tertainment given by the Champions of for Arizona or Montana this week, thirty couples, and a very enjoyable
L. L. R ogers , Pastor.
discharged on Wednesday, after consid
A
Honor at the College building last Fri Messrs. Epperson and Field and lheir 1 night was passed. The supper was pur
xxre pleased to axDOUDCc that then .' tables a
ering
a
number
of
cases,
and
returning
I
M arried
day evening was largely attended, and families.
excellence^ and received much praise four true bills. The indictments are:
TnTow A Hill s new drugstore will sc<>n from both the .kshland guests and those
the exercises were quite interesting, al
LÏJiKVILL K
Richard Klippel and Fred Overbeck, MtFADDEN—KUBLL—At the resi
though the limited time for preparation be completed. The interior finish is from a distance.
dence of the bride’s parents on Apple I
fos assault with dangerous weapon; T
did not allow some of the performers about the neatest of all the new stores
gate, June 3d, by Hon. P. P. Prim, LAKE COUNTY
OEGON
C. K. Khun will remove his saddlery II. Kugler, assault; James McCully, as
Justice of the Supreme Court, J S.
to Jo themselves full justice. Besides in town.
and harness store and telegmph office sault; and a young man, w hose name we
McFadden and Miss Katie Kubli.
the members i>f the Ashland Council,
Are ¡u e:
!e..air, amply prcviifed w|Ji fee^
One lumber yard at The Dalles — i says about the last <>f the month to his build did not learn, for shooting a bull be
11A RR I Nt JT( )N—BERRY. —In Phoe-
And .hatcustomer» will bewni edoa
several Champions from Jacksonville the Tiates— has sold 3,000,000 feet : of
ing next to Reeser's, formerly occujiied longing to John Coleuiaiu The case of
nix, at the residence of the bride’s
pioruptlv imd in tlie beet el J le.
took part in the exercises. Recitations lumber the past year, all for building
father, June 6th, by Rev. A. Hardi- II
by Dr. Chitwood as a drug store. The the Durkee boys was discharged, no evi
wet» given by JVillie Vining and Annie purposes.
son, Nathaniel Harrington and Miss (A>ed HACKS Excellent BUGGIES and No 1
store now occupied by Mr. Klum will be dence warranting an indictment being
RIDING horses alwajeon hand.
educed. The case of Tims. Smith vs
Bilger, which received much praise, and
Samantha L. Berry.
There were 502 votes cast in . tire
used by Maj. Barron as a butcher shop. Caro and B in in, to recover money on
♦
Horses promptly cared for, and.ji^j
several songs were snog by the Misses Roseburg, or Deer Greek precinct,
note, was given a second trial, and judg W1LL1A MS—SIM PK I NS. —On Pleas
—GEN. I LEl l.’Y ah<l BOBBY BOTNS-
Just
received
at
Reeser
’
s,
a
full
line
Linn, Miss Bilger and Richard Klippel. Douglas county, a gain of Bi? over the
ant creek, May 31st, by J. W. Hays,
ment
again
rendered
for
plaintiff.
The
will
be kept at aiy stable near Ashland the
of Osborne reapers and mowers, dry
J. P., J. C. Williams and Miss Lucy Tourists and Others Outfitted
case of A. . ’Walls vs. Jesse B. Thomas,
last
electio».
coming season.
P anthers K illed .— For several years
goods, groceries, clothing, boots and action for d Hinges, was before the Court
I. Simpkins.
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On the Bhorteet notice
—ARABTAN BOY untir die 2'tth peft
Prof.
Emery
and
son,
of
Corvallis,
are
ck-owners have been greatly annoyod
shoes, cigars and tobaoeo, candies and at our last advices.
SA'Do not full to give the Linkville Stehle» atiU April and return the first weok in July.
by panthers in the neighborhood of the ; I making a trip to Lakeview, ami stopped i nuts, hats and caps, notions, stoves, tin
V4-1S
MANNINO & WEBB.
Within the past few years there bus been
M ajorities in L ake C ounty .—Of
Sterling ranch, on the California, »ide <>i j in Ashland a day or two this ^p?ck, to and hardware for sale at bed-rock prices
a
desperate
effort in this and Marion coun
ficial returns of the vote of Lake county
i for C ash . Give him a call.
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the Siskiyou mountains. The beasts ap visit old friends.
ties to prejudice the trends of th<‘ poopl®
pear to have a penchant for French veal, i A band of 400 head of cattle belong-
James Murray, of Central Point, was show the following majorities: Whit-
against my Percheron stock; and- in aider
AT
ami the loss to the country from the colts | ' ing to D. Levin, of Canyonville, passed in Ashland last Saturday, and made us a eaker, 148; Cates, Dem. Joint Senator,
t<> give their slander some appearance off
killed by them has l»een quite serious, i ! through town on the way to Harney val- pleasant call. He reports the grain pros 133; Merry, Dem. State Printer. 101;
being so. have destroyed two ui as Cue draft
H anna. Dem. District Judge, 170: Kent,
About two weeks ago Mr. S. Shattuck : ; ley last Tuesday.
pects in his neighborhood as indicating Dem. District Attorney, 124; Stearns,
stallions
as ever cam* to Oregon, with sev
and
thought it was about time that the mount- ' Five or six teams have been loaded that, as elsewhere in the county, less Rep. Representative, 140; Watts, Dem.
eral colls and young horses. That tfie pub
LINKVILLE, 0GN.,
ain marauders be checked in their depre- i with flour at the Ashland Nlills for than two-thirds a£ an average crop will County Judge, 3; Durand, Dem. Com
lic may not be deceived by these base»
missioner
12;
Penland,
Repub.
Commis
slanders
I will soon publish a circular giv
dati<ns.
So, in company with Wm. I Thatcher A Worden, of Linkville, with- be realized-
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sioner,
97;
Hanks,
Dem.
Sheriff,
62;
ing Rome of h e t* in the case with tho
Walker, the well-known hunter, he set I | in the past, week-
A gentleman living down the road Cheesntan, Dem. Clerk, 111: Tulloch,
high
estimation ihia stock is held in at other
Monday,
Eve.,
July
5th
1880.
out fur their haunts and, tracking and
A. Umphlet intends to start a stago says the Government requires census tak Dem. Assessor, 128; McCaUen, Dem.
place»,
which wiM be sent fie • on applica»
treeing them with dogs, succeded in kill line between Crescent City and Waldo ers to propound questions like unto the Treasurer, 182; Colvin, Dem. Surveyor,
lion.
ing four full-grown ones. A little more as soon as the snow is sufficienty melt- following: ‘‘If a 16-foot overshot water 129; Claytun, Repitb. School Superin
The best of Music.
The people of thi section weli know cf
tendent,
68;
Harvey,
Repub.
Coroner.
<>f the same kind of treatment would re cd on the mountains.
wheel, revolving four times a minute, be 291.
tbe valuable animals for farm and team tiro*
The whole vote for Supreme
duce the panthers to a hopeless minority. : Stages are now running on fast time. required to drive a pair of burrs, how Judges is as follows; Kelly 415, Prim
OTTO HEIDR1CK,
.that were raised fioni the two Fteuch
Gineru) Manager.
429.
Burnett
421,
Lord
279,
Waldo
280,
many
more
eggs
will
your
hens
lay
with
The
north-bound
stage
passes
through
horses brought here by Mr. S. Colzer stxnoi
G rand C ouncil , C. of H. — Delegates
j
Ashland
about
7
a . m ., the south-bound cracked wheat feed than with barley I” Watson 272.
CHEAP
FUR
CASH,
years ago, (they were J4 blood-,>but when
frJm the several councils of Champions of
breeders
can secure tlie service of a pure-
'
stage,
about
4
P.
M-
Honor in this state met in convention at
The Yreka Journal says: “The Black
E lection tn D ouglas C ounty .—In
b'ool
horse
for a reasonable price they
LUMBER !
LUMBER !
The Yreka Creek Mining Company ex-’ Bear Co. has purcliasetl the Lindsey <fc Douglas county the Republicans elected
Ashland last Friday and Saturday, and
should
avail
themselves <>f the privile<lge_
organized a Grand Council of the order, ' pect to have their ditch completed so Jewett quartz mine of Oro Fino, pay the greater portion of their ticket, the
AT
Some of tlie finest draft colts at the lass
which ima present jurisdiction ovor the ; that work may be begun on the claims ing $26,000 for the same. It was bonded Democrats electing only one Represen
State Fair were sired by Gen. I b ury.
whole state, but will be confined to three in about six weeks.
a few weeks ago to R. A. Wright and R. tative out of four (Barnard), 'Clerk
—FOR—
or four counties, probably Jackson, Jose
Messrs. James Thornton, B. F. Myer, B. Partridge, the latter having made (Sheridan), Sheriff (Hogan) and one
TERMS.
phine and Lake, when other similar I M Baum, F. W. Bashford ami Thos. the sale by going to San Francisco for Commissioner (Dillard). The majority
Sixty Days after July 1st.
for M. C. George is 27.4, for Republican
For GEN. FLEURY an<l ARABIAN B&T
eouncil» shall have been instituted in I Smith have been in Jacksonville this I that purpose.
Supreme Judges 110. The Republican
the state. A constitution and by-laws
—
I
will
make
lumber
20
per
cent,
( ¡SÜO tbe Scaso»----- 830 to Insù»?.
The Dalles ^fountaiueer says: “The officers elect are: State Senators, Geo. cheaper for C ash than it was ever buidie
were duly adopted, and the following j week, at tending court.
W. Colvig, D. W. Stearns; Representa
xdficers were elected: Gt W. C., Jas. A. i The farmers in the Umpqua valley I shipment of wool tills year exceeds that
Bill.BY Bi I.N.-
NOT FAIL to venfi
Cardwell, of Ja ksonville; P. M. G. C., i have been favored with several heavy of any former season by about fifty per tives, B. B. Brockway, L. D. Montgom I sold here. Lumber from best Yellow
for our l'rn-e Liat for
ery, F. M. Spencer; Treasurer, J. M. Pine, anti warranted to be evenly sawed;
Jas. M. Taylor, of Ashland; L. G. C., siiower» lately, which hive helped the
1980. F kk . p . to any
cent. Hugh Frazer, of the Dalles, has Hockett; School Supt., J. W. Strange;
a<!
upon ap-
Clear flooring, siding and rustic for
M.ss Maria Merriman, of Manzanita; G.
pllfarlnn.
Contains
Assessor, D. R. B. Winnifordy Commis
growing
grain
much.
sent
in
from
his
ranch
on
Antelope
30,-
• <
d-iwrijAiot;»
of every
Herald, Wiu. Bilger, of Jacksonville; G.
815
per
Thousand,
thing required for
sioner, A. Riddle; Surveyor. H. G.
W
j
o
.
000
pounds,
worth
at
least
?6,000.
There
i
.•8., Mr. Symonds, Eagle Point; G. F.
.
personal or taniliyuML
S. Shattuck, of Cottonwood, took
At the mill 5 miles from. Ashland. All
vrfth over 1.20® Tiln»tra>ion.«. ' We sell all
*8., G. IV. Daley, same; G. Trtas., Eber over a load of 4,500 lbs. of flour from are many others engaged in sheep hus Hurlburt; Coroner, W. McBee. Tlie
eitle 1 i; v - l .- j .. -i.
goods khoi«H» e price«
riuantUi«» ti> suit
total number of voters polled was 2,320. orders promptly filled.
tn» ptfrehaser. The oulv Institution lu America
Emery, tarns; G. P., Rev. Howard,
bandry
in
Wasco
county
who
will
ship
This
is
an
increase
of
185
since
the
last
WfiOjffi*!? thiatheir s|»ectarIttuiaBM AddreaaL
W. CL MYER»
1-tf CHANDLER & RICHARDS..
Wagner creek; G. Mess,, Master Size Ashland last Tuesday, and retwraod for
MOMTOGWERY WAKO X co.,
election.
equally
as much, as Mr. Frazer.
A
shland
,
O
gn
_,
Marek 29, 188ÜL
another
load
on
Wednesday.
.
WiW>asUA.Vtt^.CtUcaRatDU
more, Sam’s Valley.
S trawberry F estival .—The mem
bers of the Sewing Society of the M. E.
Church will hold a social reunion at the
College Building on Tuesday evening
the 22d inst., commencing at 7 o’clock.
Ice cream, strawberries and other re
freshments will be served up stairs. The
occasion is for the benefit of the Pastor
of the Church. Donations of money or
such other aid as the friends can bestow
will be thankfully received. All are in
vited to participate and co-operate.
N. P. F raley , Pres.
H.
MOTO
H
HORSEMEN
LOOK HERE! Look to Your Inter
Photograph Gallery
esis !
GEN. FLEURY,
(■
BOBBY BURNS,
GRAND
BALL !
FLOUR
MEAL
Feed and Bran
At a Bargain
EAGLE MILLS.