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a THE FRTD.VY AS HI. ANI> TIDINGS a : omi \ a tio . v a t cincinna tl JUNE 25, USD. CASCADE STOCK FARM A shland C ollege and N ormal S chool The National Democratic con vention met on Tuesday, aud nom EAGLE POINT. inated Gen. W. S. Hancock for Ashland, Jackson Co nty, Oregon, President on the second ballot, Season o£ 18 SO- The stranger who visits the1 Thursday morning. Seymour had I growing village of the Little Butte ’ 0—o positively declared that he would country at this time of year will ; ALTAMONT, be phased with the bright and not accept the nomination, and Tilden also announced that he did FACULTY- Dark bay stallion, foaled 1875. Bred thrifty appearance of the town, I not wish to be the uoniinee. by Col. R West, Georgetown, Kentucky, and if bo has heard of the “awtul • REV. LOWELL L. ROGERS, A. M., F hfusidest ,—Profesor ef Natural- Sc&tce, Mentó ani Winheid Scott Hancock was (Vol 111. p. 30, Wallace’s Trotting Reg Murul PbUuaophy. stickiness’* of the soil aud expects ister). Sired by “the great sire of trot- horn in Montgomery county, Pa., »» to see houses and people aud fen-! ters, REV. LaDRU ROYAL, A. M.,—Prüfesror of Litln and Greek Lmgu ges LVerat'.ire. Feb. 14, I >24, and at the age of 16 ALMONT, ees covered with an ¡«erasable ■as. A. A. R9GER3, PaECEPTaEss,—Teacher of El Ion, Priac 4>d of Prej^ aory Dspirtn'J . coating of adobe, will be very entered West Point. He served Son of Alexander’s Abdallah, sire of MISS ELLA. M. SCOTT,—Teacher of PL loo , Orgin aud Vocal Cu tare. agreeably disappointed. On all as Lieutenant in the Mexican war, !I Goldsmith Maid, record 2:14; dam by Brown Chief, son of Mambrino Chief, ainl was breveted for gallantry at hands are appearances of comfort MISS KALT THORNTON, A ssist a nt T eacher . sire of Lady Thotne, record 2:18|; g. d. the battles of Contreras and Cheru- and good' taste on the part of the by Imp. Hooton, sire of the dam of Lulu, busco. He served in the Florida O' record 2:15; g. g. d. by Bertrand, the great eitizens. The houses are neat and wars, and in 1S59 came across the four-mile-race-horse; g. g. g. d. by imp. Book-keeping, Busineea Ari’bmeiic. EnelUh Composition and <»th»r branch r specially pn- well kept, the gardens in the cen Buzzard, sire of the dam of Woodpecker, pi.ruocy for bui-ine*- hi- w-ill receive onueo 1 »tten ion. continent to California- When the tral part of the village, irrigated Tbe be«t training and in»uuctioD tukifded thoee preparing ’o leucb: Higher Mathematics taught sire of the famous Grey Eagle . Alta pme.ic.Jly and thoiouglily. from the n.ill race by an ingenious Rebellion broke out he declared mont will at the proper time be given a squarely for the Union,, and did record which will ensure a large demand contrivance in the shape of large, C oujsss of Study. much to check the spirit ot seces for his colts. (Almont is the property of picturesque Water wheels, are Gen. W. T. Withers, Lexington, Ken.) 1. —Classical, requiring six years, including preparatory studies. Graduates green and flourishing, and, alto sion in California. He served all through the war, winning especial receive the degrees of A. B. and A. M. WILBURN, gether, the town presents an in 2. — Scientific, requiring threb years. Degree conferred, B. Bay stallion, foaled 1877; bred by viting appearance. It is favorably honor at South Mountain, Antietam 3. —Normal, Commercial and Musical, occupying three years feach. Diplomas given certifying to attainments of graduates. situated, being in the midst of an and Gettysburg, being severely Gen. Wm. T. Withers, Lexington, Ky. He (Vol. 3, p. 669, Wallace’s Register.) extensive agricultural and grazing wounded at Gettysburg. Sired by Alamo, son of Almont, sire of Expenses. country, and with a continuance gained the rank of Major General, Fanny Witherspoon, five-yeRr-old, rec and was conspicuous among the ord 2:22j, and ten with technical records of the public spirit already exhib TUITION. - £6 a month, $15 a quarter, $40 a year. One »cEMar three years, military commanders of the recon of 2:30 or better. (No other horse of or three, in same family, cne year, $109. Instrumental Music or Voice ited by its leading citizens will his age has more than four.) He also struction period. After occupying Culture $5 a month. Vocai music m class $3 a quarter- Board $3.50 a steadily increase in business, pop sired Allie West, sire of Jewett, that has week. Rooms or Cottages for self-boarding $2 to $5 a motith. Tuition in various positions in the West, he ulation and prosperity. The most the /u.'i/e.s/^hree-year-old record (2:23A) all cases payable in advance in cash or acceptable notes. important business of the place is was assigned to the command of ever made. Alamo’s dam by Alexander s (see above). Wilburn's dam that of the flouring mill, built by the department of the Atlantic. Abdallah College Calendar. by Melbourne Jr., sire of Jim Irving, Jno. Daley and sons, which has record 2:23; g. d. by Alhoit, (his dam by CELEBRATION IN ASHLAND. Fall Term commences September 1st, 1880. Winter Terrn commenced Imp. Hooton) son of Alexander's Abdal the reputation of turning out flour November 24th, 1880. Spring Term commences The committee of arrangements lah: g. g. d. by Brignoli, (record 2:29|), of the best quality. The propri March 1st, 188L son of Mambrino Chief, sire of Lady etors are enterprising and.energet for the celebration in Ashland Thorne, record 2:18}, and Woodford PROMINENT FEATURES AND ITEMS Of INTEREST ic and deserve much credit for have decided to have it on Satur Mambrino, record 2:21}; g. g. g. d. by their influence in building up the day, the 3d, instead of Monday, Pilot Jr., sire of John Morgan, record 1. —The College will be chartered; and the Normal or Training school for teachers and dam of Nutwood; record 2:18L will be made, it is hoped by special enactment, an adjunct of the Public Schccl village. Besides the mill, there in order to allow those who wish 2:24, g. g. g. g. d. by Cle Bull, (sire of Chi syetem, and diplomas made equivalent to first-grade certificates. to attend both the Ashlaltd and are two stores, two blacksmith cago 2:24}), son of Old Pilot. Wilburn 2. —Ashland has no saloons. The sale of intoxicating liquors is prohibited by the shops and two public houses, but Jacksonville celebrations. Instead is very large, highly finished and com city authorities, who are sustained by a strong public sentiment. no saloon—the red ribbon is seen of a formal oration, the Committee pactly built« 3. —The school is under the supervision of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The Both are perfectly sound and free froni Bible will be reverently read and studied; the worship of God encouraged; ou the coats of nearly all the have decided to have short extem blemish, ami were purchased for use in but the institution will be sectarian in no objectionable sense. young nieu in town. i poraneous speeches from a num my own breeding stud; but will be al 4. —Patrons living at a distance can arrange through the President for boars! a.i.l The citizens of Engle Point look ber of well-known citizens, which lowed to serve a limited number of mares rooiqSv the season of 1880, at C ascade 5. —The Musical Department is mentioned as specially worthy of confidence a; i forward to the futureof their town will no doubt prove an agreeable during S tock F arm , three miles east of Link patrona^. with higher expectations, too, than departure from the old ruts. Af vine, Ogn., at $75 the season, with priv jZSV-Addrcss all eorrmrinications to ’ to see it merely a little trading ter the usual diversions of the day ilege of returning such mares as do not village for a secluded farming and there will be a dance, commencing prove in foal. Excellent and safe pas Ashland College and Normal SchcoF, 5-1-tf pastoral region. Like the people immediately after supper, and con ture free during the season. ,^-For particulars and free pamphlet of many other towns of the unde tinuing until 12 o’clock. history of the trotting horse, address. veloped portions of the state, they JAY BEACH, Linkville, Ogn. THE ASHLAND DRUG STORE are hoping to hear the echoes of H. C. M yer , F. M. D rake , the locomotive whistle reverberat S ocieties . ing among the hills about them HAS BEEN REMOVED TO % before many years. And, fium Ashland Lodge No. 189,1. 0. G. T. NEW FIRM, what we can learn of the topo Butler & Rockfellow Meets at the new lodg» room, Maeuuic Hull, every Friday evening • 8 u cluck p. m . B i others aud graphy ot the country, the chances Meters In good ev<nairg »re corlially invited to at MASONIC BUILDING appear Very favorable for their tend. Tue Temple meet» every firet and third Wed valley being iu the route of any nesday in each montu. T. O. ANDREWS, W .C. T., road which may come in from the J. M. Wrostn, Srcre^ry. ASHLAND, OREGON, Lake country to strike Rogue riv- Slain Aiiiind. ar valley and conuect with the 0. * À91ilun<t Lodge No, 23. I ----- DEALERS IN------ & C. railroad.. I I MYER & DRAKE, E J. FARLOW, J. D. FOUNTAIN, ASHLAND, OBEGCN TIRA PATTAR'? ER’S FOR The Best Goods, at Hie Lowest Prices, t : ti J A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ©ENERA& r MERCHAÎÎDISE^ 'us ma Stationary, School Books, Etc., (, ••HONEST DEALING, AND A FAIR PROFIT.” Wl DP —XX S8 TYIX <£> û Û enl rrc 3 — FOUNTAIN & FARLOW. . O—O' To Improve the Stock of this Section of the Country, IS GIVEN AT PRESENT IN PRESENTING THF CELEBRATED CHAMPION STALLION COMMODORE MAMBRINO TO the breeders of Jackson and surrounding counties, at the moderate fee of $20 For the Season OF eight weeks from fhne cf beginning oxteneling to July 18th, 1880, making” headquarters at Maj. Barron’s, and two days of each week (Fridays and Saturday») at Mr. J. S. Herrin’s place, adjoining Ashland, known as the Applegate farm. The following is a limited outline of pedigree and description of the horse: COMMO DORE MAMBRINO that was bred by Mr. Jonathan Owen, of Paris, Bourbon county, Ky.; foaled June 7th, 1873. He was sired by Dr Herr’s “Mobrino Patchen,” a full brother to “Lady Thorn’’—the fastest trotter and Que*n of the Trotting Trtrf in her day-—having met the famous “Goldsmith Maid” in six engage ments, defeating her in each and every race, without the “Maid” being able io win a single heat, (lirproof see Turf 51 istory,) COMMODORE S first dam was got by Downing’s “Bay Messenger,” he by “Harpinus,” by Bishop’s “Hambletonian,” by “Imported Messenger.” Second dam by “Bertrand,” by “Sir Archy,” by “Imported Diomed”. Third dam, a fine mare said to be thoroughbred, (which she was without any reasonable doubt) being owned by the late John Hutchcraft, who bred the dam of COMMODORE MAMBRINO, and in fact his breeding for generations (upon his dam’s side) was directed by the excellent judgment of that intelligent gentleman, the honored owner of the famous “Bertrand.” —D esckiition —COMMODORE MAMBRINO is a rich, dark bay in color, I With slight white on each hind heel, measuring over 16 hands in height, standard measure (string measure making him about )6Jr li aids high); weight, when fat of in higlrllesh (Jan. 1, 1880), 1,372 lbs., in moderate condition, as at present, 1,250 pounds. We will not attempt further to give a description of such a model of perfection in lieauty and power, but hope that the breeders of this section will give luin sufficient attentir>n for a personal investigation, for which purpose we ever take pleasure in showing him. And it should not be ignored or forgotten that size with elegance of form are indispensably necessary in producing horses for any pur pose at the present time for which we can obtain remunerative prices in our mark ets—the lack of which cannot be made up by a boasted lineage, or the speed, of a gazelle. The public demand a horse of substance, style and finish, (nof a pony, even though he should be “on stilts. ) To select the proper Stallions to breed brestfer and one which depends so I to is a question of grave consideration to the breeder, ! much upon the qualities of the dam (or mare to be breed) that it is hard for any ’ one to advise, without knowing the facts upon both sides of the question, as well AVINÒ fiUCCEKDED MRS. M. W. IÎAR- To say that a horse will get colts for specific purposes, out O a VUIK IB Un: Ouni e*-, Wuuid Ul>> U1KX lu as the object desired. j otany ¿nd all kinds of mates, is simply preposterous. Io my opinion, to produce ib< y ub.ic ihm they òtti f r n.* *' ftut Hue ■ f l the horse of general use (or “horse of all work”), we must not look, too mack t<> gigantic proportions, and especially when such dimensions are ermposed of (or con CBJ-qBacKBcrsiU. üt-I-3æJS»an.3iLn-> sist b¥) an over amount of flesh, or fat, produced by feeding, not breeding; how- ci er, high form, with g >i>d bone and muscular development, is among the princi- sü fi sa jb * | phi requisites for a stallion in use, but they sh..uhl be natural, and without too much flesh made to show the points of power in the animal. And, remcmlier, that STAPLE and FANCY GOODS, DRE-iS GOODS, I to know the blood sod niinner of breeding in the sire, is of first, importance to those who would improvx the st-wdiu d of their horses... DRUGS, MEDICINES, ETC , CLOIHING. DOO'S and SHOES, We come to the farmers and breeders with a first class animal, as the given ac BATS, CAPS, HARDWARE, count of the farts and investigation will plainly show, for the purpose of improv Stationery, Perfumeo - a n ; d - ing the standard of our common stock, as well as the horse for turf purposes. In Toilet Articles. order in the first proposition, we keep the horse at a very low fig Grocerie s and Prorlsiens, ure,, so to as be to consistent be within tne reach of all who may desire such improvement—not de manding a hundred dollars or two in gold coin, for his *e?vrCes, as is Usual for such -TOYS- CROCKERY und GtASg-W rtlF., a stallion. How ever this horse will not stand at such a reduced figure the follow In great variety «rd of new sd 4 virion* design*; ing season, as this ls but a fraction of what is generally demanded for the services: Aiid everything u’»unity found in of an animal of his ciass. Any7 well-bred and finely-formed mares that have failed —PUKE WINES AX© LIQUORS— tn produce during a space of three years, and are found to be sound and healthy -FMr medical purpuxes- FIRST-CLASS HOUSE (by an examination of the same) will be 1 red on shares or to insure for $37.50 pwy aWe when mare is known to Le in fowl. 1 he season fee will he due withm or by And we also prop ».4 to sell all Goode the expiration, of the season. Birt cash will not be required in cases wherein it is Piper, Tobacco r -A N D- raeoD-venient to make such payment; as approved note giving ample time, or pro — C i g a r 8. — duce so far aer needed will answer the purpose. As reference to this h?rse> quali “CHEAP FOR CASH !’r ties les a ht*i4der, I will refer you to the prcmi’rtii Tist of the Sonoma and Mirin PAINTS, OILS. VARNI<n. GLASS, District Agricultural Society of California, during the years '78 and ’79, where BRUSHE’’, I TC.. ETC ----- MOTTO----- his stock has been shown with advantage; as to his success as a sire I will furnish a CANDIES, NUTS am » FINE CONFECTIONS •Quick Saletand Small Profits” list from the s^iikoii books of his patrons at above stated place to anv gentleman' wishing to make investigation. Good pasturage at either stand for‘the present PRESCRIPTIONS season, at reasonable rates. To the patrons of the Stallion horein set forth we COUNTRY PRODUCE Carefull, conpouoded of the fineet drej». furnish Breeding Certificates, (gotten up expressly for the purpose, rw printed Taken in exchange for goods. form), gmng the Idood-h'aCilig of the horse, with other facts, as day and dates of such transaction« m the stud. When.properly filled out, signed aud delivered to the breeder, he has something of a valid nature to show the origin of the stock he AGENTS FOR THE NEW WIL is rearing, which will be of gieat advantage io him when he wishes to sell or dis SON OSCILLATING SHUTTLE pose of the same, as a document in proof of the animal’s breeding would shut out much speculation and question of doubt so commonly raised by designing purchas ers and speculators, when a good animal of real worth is put upon the market for SEWING MACHINE sale. By this useful arrangement, a ten-ycar old boy could take his well bred horse to any’market (attended by intelligent purchasers) and sell the animal for its value. Respectfully; J*. A MERRICK, yyT£ SHALL FE PC.TÍASED TO WAIT UP- Importer and Agent. oo nil cus i.u.-r* u.d w 11 do our be .-I to PIONEER STORE, New Store ! A. F. &. A. 71- /SA GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF It appears as though we have Hokl« their etated commoutcation* Thurrday even been mistaken about the position of II AR DWARE, ¡OX« on or before ihe fall moon. Brethren La guud Blanding are cordially invi ed to attend. the people of Ashland upon the W. H. ATKINSON, W. M. liquor business. The saloon is J. 8. E ubabks , 8ec’y. how running with entire publicity, and the proprietor stalks about, STOVES, Ashland Lodge No. 4.5, master of the situation. A fine, TINWARE, I. O. O. F.. which «as imposed upon him Hold their regular meeting every Saturday even- several weeks ago by the Recorder, ng ut their hall in Aehlun.l. Brother» in good AMMUNITION, standing are cjrdhdly inviied to attend. remains unpaid, and uo move has A. D. ITELMAN, N. G., ETC. been made to collect it.. The E d . D e P katt . Secret .ry. Town Trustees tell us that the)’ MECHANICS* TOOLS, did not receive the promised sup ROSEBURG MARBLE WORKS. -ANO- port of the citizens in meeting the expenses attendant upon the legal EVERYTHING USUALLY KEPT IN A FIRST-CLASS Having taken the ugeDcy for R. Bn-ikeo. action taken against the saloon, HARDWARE ESTABLISHMENT. ridge’» Marble Wo;ks of Ru-tburg, I will iece;ve and concluded to let the matter orders for any work needed iu thit liue in drop. This is exceedingly unfor -ASHLAND AND VICINITY— tunate for the town, and if the JOB WOBZ a specialty ! Thu*e wishing to *ee de-igt e aDd learn the prices Saloon be allowed to continue as can do so by calling upon me in Ashland. 'CJP^æixsiœ» as3a 3 it is Ashland will in a very short n5-v4-tf A. 8. JACOBS. time drop from its position as a M. & D. 5-2. refuge for rum-tempted victims, a ' i FRANCO-AMERfCAJi HOTEL, Ì bom« of security for youth, to the ' H. C. HILL, M. BAUM, JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. Common plane of towns in which the liquor business is unrestricted. MADAME HOLT still continues to wait upon guests at ibis loug-ectul» When this is accomplished our imbed boose, and is determined to town will have lost a most im spare no pains in tbd endeavor to give portant factor of its growth and !! satisfaction to the public. Viaitors • • prosperity, as will be conceded by will at all times find the tables supplied with tbe beat fare to be bad iu boutb- all thinking and observant citizens ern Oregon. who have noted the influences Thankful for past patronage, a share whieh have built it up. Already of public favor is solicited. some ot our neighbors, good citi BAUM & 11 ILL* 4-4.tr MADAME HOLT, zens, who strive hard to let liquor alone, and succeed to a great ex ASHLAND, OREGON, tent when there is no saloon to I tempt them with the pungent --OF TH» fumes from its doors, are seen OPENED TIIEIR NEW FURNITURE A e Û, 1 a « d staggering about the streets, and S AVE »lore xviih a full »tuck vf this is but the early fruit of the saloorv. When the full harvest is Full Chamber Sets, gathered in, who shall count tlw CHAIRS, blasted lives, who shall estimate & SHOE STORE I BOOT the misery of ruined hopes and Square and Center Tables, THANKS TO THE PUBLIC prospects. Anti the responsibilty ' For their Liberal Patronage, which be cannot be charged alone upon the Book Gases, Cupboards, accept* as testimony of ibeir appre man who keeps the saloon. It is ciation Ilis purpose is U> shared bv the eitizens who sustain What-Nots, Lounges, “Grow With the Place. 'r him, or allow him to continue, in ■ —AND— the business. IIÊ H IN FAV0B OF THOSE WHO I Furniture ! f Furniture Furniture ! ! GEO 17 VERY TUNG IN THE LINE OF BOUSE HuLU F u i.i^iiug Guud-, wtfcb they will 9,3 at ihe lowest prices. When, in the heat of the county campaign, the Jacksonville Times published the statement of » cor •REPAIRWAfiD UPHOLSTERINC iOKt IffON SHORT NOTICE. respondent that W. II. Atkinson I Saa made a certain attempt to de ¡ 5-3. BAUM & HILL. feat ftbe building of the Odd Fel II lows’ brick halL in Ashland, Mr. I Atkinson sent a card to the Times, NEW MEAT MARKET! making a simple denial of the J. A. BOMANS, Prcp’r., charge, over his own s;gnature. ASHLAND, OCK The editor made a brief mention of Mr. Atkinson denying the charge, but did not do him the I Or Fresh melt of every kind for s. 1« »f th* courtesy to publish his card. He lowest piicss. The best beef the couatry afford*. probably thought some ot his party »-2X J. A. R. friends Would prefer to have the charge unrefuted, and no doubt the card was “crowded out by a NOT FAIL to sen« [<>r our I-rtre List for LSSO. Er. he to any press oi more interesting mar ter,” a l-Irc«-, upon xp- vllcation. Contain» anyhow. We think thiocan hard de»cr!ptlntis o' ^very- 11» -nr required f„, ly be called fair treatment, es | rrson.H or family use, with over 1.200 Ilhisfratloti- ill We sell »¡I pecially when the election was f'oods at w.hn!e«Ue prices in ----- >riar.tities to suit he purchaser. The Iv Institution in America past before the card was sent top Who make this their aerial business. Audresa. MONTGOMEin WAROSCO, * publication. 3S < A 2 ,’8 M ub;*»b Av»., Chic»«». IU. NUTLEY. WEAR GOOD BOOTS AND IF’aiSr tP’iDxr tCKJa®tEIl Materials of all kinds, such as H New Goods ! New Prices ! Butler Ai Rockfrllnw.- Ashland. May 16, 1379. VERY BEST STYLE. GEO. NL’TLEY. Forwarding and Commission Agent, H. ït. MIÏRT0K, Roseburp. Oi-egon. i O. R. MYER CHEAP OPTICIAN, EAGLE - - - - OREGON, MILLS. ASHLAND, Keeps constantly on bund a fine ui-sort Ashland and Linkville ASHLAND on t rea I ft. J tel» the' txhi in ill been J ti l ■^ t * pleated to announce that their Stable» a^ X.IVKYIX.&K x.isr county - OÈGOA LOOK Are in exc-'lent rep»ir, amply provided vlt!l fee«’ ADd that cur turners wil! be w.i ed on promptlv and in the beet etyle. Good HACKS Exo»l'*nt BUGGIES and RIDING HORSES «Jwaje un hand. VM Mo < k< 1 C^ynorMB promptly cared far, andj^TJ Tourists and Others Outfitted HERE! I wish to inform the public that I have completed my new i Photograph Gallery I claim, to make THE BEST PICTURES IN SOUTHERN ORECON. G »• :ne a tri.il :n««i b” s t a "«re to give satisl'acl 3 i <>r i-k i I V U ' 1 - o pay. J. W. Ri&GS, OGN. SHOP C. K. KLUM, Saddlery & Harness^ FOUR HORSE COACH A shland , O regon . MANUFACTURER OF,AND DEALER IN W ile start tiotn Ashland, uriiving at Link ville in tbe even.ng < f tl.e same dav. EEPS A K LEAVES LINKVILLE GENERAT, ASSORT- rm. .zT o ¿w» II« - f ____ 1- merit of goods in Lis line of trade. FYlftFlt (if a 8aiiH'duya' in the i Ladies', 52v3tf MTen«’ and Boys’ Sad dles, a Speciality. Tenn, Buggy and’ Plow Harness, whips . ROBES, ¿UTTERS &U&TERS II0RSE BLANKETS. ----- ALSO------ Vv inchester R epeating R ifles (conmiGiily called Henry Rifles) oi model of 18ti5, 1873, and 1876 H. F. PHILLIPS, Proprietor. MILLINERY. MISSES L V. AND M. H. ANDERSON, ASHLAND,---------- OREGON, Hair Ornaments, l'aronv'x, I'unf, Rtbl/Ons Lacet., etc, etc. Dre*, n.nkinga » eri H j. ÄPo the »Remy ft>r the W a KSFK Ct«l€fs«T der« from u dicUx.ee will ¿eceive prompt al DOll-Vt 4 Ç’/«» Tne'day», Tbur-d «ys and m .rni ¡g, arriving in A^SSnd in ibe COMMON FLINT ANO PEBBLE CLASSES, IN evening. On tbe al'ernve day* a twu liorse back oi buck-bo.ud GOLD. SILVER. NICKEL. STEEL, RUBBER AND’ CELLULOID * ill make the trip. F B a Mi .8. Fare <e.cb way)................................................. gg 00 .^■•Something New in Spectacle»— The stages c .nnect with hacks tor Lake Patent adjiistubie and changeable view and Fort Rlantath. Glasses aud Fratnéa. Cull and se» Expies- charges ress'mable them. [4-40 if < 'JMCE hi As’n.and r.t the livery stable. I j Liukviile at Thatcher A Worden’s tore. Linkville Livery StaNesr. HARNESS riMIE SUBSCRIBER WILL HEREAr- JL ter run a line o' tu-.ige daily between AslEtuin and Linkville. for tbe ra.«q>o- laiion of passengers and Express matter. —On Monday-. Wednesday* and Fri days, at 5 o’clock A. m , a fine mem of tbe be-t AS A L * RGB AN D COM MODIOUS WA R F- h,Mi — —Ajupl- t.oni t«, Mitr- fwiehr snd Oa the ehurteet n «tice • wry kind of |.ro‘V«ic*. ^e ebuos of S trN»ri, O ei: «»1 wi 1 B l U a to their nte.e:t tu bhip a.l freight í&¿~ 0 . not GM to give the Liai, ville Subic*" a t»> ttuueigti lins H'Klee. V4-18 MANNINO A- WEBft W.» i, b.C'B, flou- bi’ee, .tc,tc-vMgiiel lo my c r-Ittr sale or »hi^meru wil. reo v. pruiupl utieu- Ü. n. i SS f n 5» ÍÍP**r ¿ Y"1 h"Die. Samj.'e« worh Í5 free tÜTMaik good# cire of U. L. M. I 4>»U **uAddiM» BTiwuov A Ou., Puriluzi.Mi.iu* n [3-51 tf STAGE LINE ALWAYS ON HAND, And all work gotten up in tbs T bc< J give them íatirLcllon. Feed and Bran MNNAING & WEBS, cire V jlldJ US H gred by I FLOURS MEAL FRENCH AND ALLIGATOR GOODS And anything else that tbe public may r G. I for i gat«¡ Pistols, Cartridges, Etc. I WHEAT Taken at the Highest Market Rates in Exchange , , T ,or Goods Arblaod, Jure 27th, 1876. noltf. ALPHA CHAPTER NO. I, 0. E. S. '' ill hold ds stated meetings on the t’“ ■*/ c/i7 Third Tuesday in each month, at MASONIC HALL, ASHLAND. All members in good standing are in vited to attend. MRS. M. E. McCAIJ-., W. M. J. 8. E vb . hks , See. I