Ashland tidings., July 16, 1880, Image 3

LOCAL BREVITIES.
“The Ghost, or ftiipernatwral Appear­
The Fitsgeralds.
H. M. Thatcher and Mrs. Jay Beach
A New York physician, Dr. Tanner, itf
And finally the author concludes that
ance,
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came in from Linkville last Sunday, and
in
tire
realm
of
the
wonderful,
the
great
possessed
with the Belief that lie can live
The female one—the “renowned fe­
> , Ul
Jacksonville’s popular barber i» B. proceeded down the valley to Jackson­
ppjday ’............................................
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male”—appeared in Houck’s Hall again
Gen. E. I.'. Applegate, who has been rule of the philosopher» Should be ap­ without taking itny nourishment what­
Rostle..
ville.
Mr.
Thatcher returned to Link­ on Monday evening in the attractive role
WEATHER REPORT.
jeen stoppihg in Ashland for more than plied. It is rimple, like all great princi­ ever for forty days. He has already
John Fraley starts next Monday for ville on Wednesday.
fasted for about two wfeeks, and is grow­
of “orator and vocalist.” The maid one , a week, has been for some y&4rs inter­ ples, but it is fatal to ghosts;
5 Hie foil»»wing is the weather re}x>rt- the East.
The heaviest business failure in the lad announced upon the streets that she ( ested in the subject of supernatural ap-
“1. No causes should be ascribed ex­ ing weak, but still persists in the belief,
f,iniishc»l us by H. C. Hill, for the week
Holman’s Liver Pfuls at Chitwood’s W illamette valley for a number of years
would extinguish the T idings because of ^earance^ and has embodied the results cept those demonstrated to be true; shtd that he can hold bdt for forty day». The
ending J«ly 14th. Thermometer re- drug store.
is
that
of
Brassfield
<fe
Co.,
of
Harris
­
2. No supernatural explanation of a experiment is watched with great inter­
the little criticism of her effort last week < of h is researches and thought in this
r. r»led at 6 A^Mbnd
Raspberries are crowding strawberries burg, which occurred last week. Their that appeared in last Friday’s issue. direction
,
in a lecture, or discourse,which fact should be resorted to whefl a natu­ est by scientific men, who are anxious to
date
weather
thermtr
liabilities
were
over
$125,000.
off the table.
This announcement helped very materi- ; le has delivered at several places in the ral one will answer; and if we can find learn how long a fast may be endured
6 A. M. 12 M
Rich. Hutchinson, Jr., was taken very ally to make up the audience, quite a Willamette valley. At the request of hi» no other than a supernatural, tlren rest, without death.
Samuel Phillips, of Sterling, paid our
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suddenly with a severe attack of conges­ number, the writer among them, being ] relatives here, he brought the manuscript until science shall find a natural one.”
town a visit this week.
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W heat W anted .*—Wagner, Anderson
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9
tion
of
the
lungs
last
Monday
morning,
4 4
attracted
by
curiosity,
as
one
would
go
to
with
him
to
Ashland,
and
was
prevailed
Item*
fromBig
Blatte.
A.
S.
Jacobs
has
moved
into
his
new
• • • » »
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66
& Co., of the Ashland Mills, are now
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but, under the care of Dr. Chitwood, ho a dog fight. Her expected and threat­ upon to read it before a few friends the
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house
on
Main
street.
buying
wheat, for which they are paying
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Our correspondent sends us the follow­
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is now out of danger, and improving.
12
ened
annihilation
consisted
in
calling
the
other
day.
We
had
the
pleasure
of
tlie highest cash market price.
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Jas. Taylor, of Sprague river, made a
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paper a “quondam” sheet (she added the tearing it, and do not hesitate to pro­ ing under date of July 10th:
The
dwelling
house
of
J.
Faith
on
the
, ■
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trip to our valley last week.
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11
Cooler.
Wesley Mitchell ¡»lace in Manzanita pre­ “quon” out of respect for her audience), nounce it one of file ablest essays we
MARRIED.
The steeple of the new Presbyterian
School
eloood.
and
the
criticism
referred
to,
a
“
scurril
­
lave ever heard upon this or kindred
cinct was destroyed by fire on Monday
O xen . A fine yoke of cattle, large,well church at Jacksonville is 80 feet high.
DO&EY—DAVIS.—At the residence of
Saw mills running.
ous
attack,
”
etc.
We
do
not
consider
it
It is original, logical and ex-
subjects,
of
List
week.
No
one
was
about
the
matched in size and color, well broken,
will
A. H. Bootly, near Eagle Point, Jwly
It is said that Senator Slater
Bad colds are prevalent.
house nt the time. The loss is about particularly dignified to make any reply laustive. We are almost afraid to give
seven years old, for sale by David Dun-
11th, by W. H. Parker, J. P,, Mr.
Eng- $400.
to anything that may emanate from such any report of it, lest we should do injus­ ’ Our census enumerator found a super­
hpat his ranch on Big Butte. Good stump the state /or Hancock and
George Boney to Mrs. Elk Davis, both
llsh.
of Jackson county..
v>ke g'H’s with them.
[3-3t.]
Senator Blaine intends to visit the Pa­ a source, but will notice one remark, for tice to the author in the brief and partial fluity of widows, and it is amazing how
The croquet season is opening in Ash- cific coast sometime during the summer, the benefit of a few individuals in the au­ abstract that we have room for, but will young they all are.
ALLKN — MATHE Wä - In Littl®
PoerLATio.s of fioosE L akk .--From laud. Late, like all the seasons this
E. H. Hughes and two sons killed a
and will make several campaign speech­ dience who may be inclined to reiterate risk mentioning some of the most striking
Butte precinct, at thti residence of the
the book <>f the last census enumerator, year.
very large brown bear, which has been a
bride’s parents, by L. Tinkham, J. P,
es in California. He will probably speak it in the belief that it was pertinent and joints in the outline of the argument:
nvs the Lakeview Herald, we discover
cutting. The “female” said we had “at­
July 4th, John M. Allen and Miss
Starting with the familiar expression, terror to Big Butte stockmen for many
Miss Della Cardwell, of Jacksonville, in Portland, also.
Martha M. Mathews.
that the population of Goose Lake val- has been »¡»ending a few days in Ash­
tacked” her because she was a woman. “This is a world of wonders!” the dis­ * years.
•
McCall,
Atkinson
A
Co.
have
just
re
­
hy is now 1,660. This includes the en­ land.
Well, it may be that there are sufficient course refers to the innumerable objects;
Some miscreant broke into Mr. Jus­ WALKER- WE^TZ.-h> Manamitt
ceived from San Francisco a fine assort­
tire valley, in both states, from the ex­
reasons
why she could never have been scenes and phenomena in the physical tus’ cabin near the mouth of Big Butte
precinct, at the residenceof the bride’k
Inlow & Hill have on h&nd a full as- ment of ladies’, misses’ and childrens'
treme south end to the northern limit.
parents, July 4th, by Rev. D. A. Cro- y
admitted to a cadetship in the United world which excite our awe and wonder. creek and appropriated everything in it
well, Samuel H. Walker and Mias M/7
The population of that portion of the sortment of the finest Castile and toilet sandals and kid button shoes, etc., also States military or naval schools, but in Wonders that are real, and lasting, and save the straw in the bed tick—did not
A. Wertz.
soap.
assortment
of
baby
carriages
of
neat
an
valley north of the California line, is
view of the fact that it is impossible for those that cease to be wonders when leave the grind stone even.
Supervisor Sukcsdorf says the popu- and unique styles.
about 950, and that of the section south
the public to detect any true womanly they have been subjected to the destruc-
Joseph Hanna, of Rogue River, is
Mr. Carr, of Clear Lake says that his qualities in her character, we might with i;ive ordeal of scientific investigation.
i f the line, about 630. These figures lation of Oregon will foot up to about
BORM
burning
a large kiln of earthenware.
actual loss of sheep during the past se­ propriety plead that we didn’t know she “It is even wonderful how wonders havi
«how a vast increase, during the past few 170,000.
Such enterprises of home industry should
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. McManus, of vere winter was 2,900 out of a band of was a woman. To speak seriously, how­ »assed away. The aiicient brazen, and
'Ht.-tKE.—Near Ashland, July 6th, to
vear», in the population of this and val­
be encouraged.
the wife of L. A. Drake, a daughter.
leys around us. It is safe, pephaps, to Yreka, were visiting friends in Ashland 4,700. The remaining 1,800 will be driv­ ever, we will say, that when a woman iron castles of the Giants Gog and Magog
Crops
are
not
as
good
as
they
might
en
from
the
vicinity
of
Clear
Lake
before
calculate that the population of Goose last Monday.
announces herself a public lecturer and lave utterly faded away from the confines
xLUM.—In Ashland, July 10th, to the
be,
but
they
are
generally
better
through
­
winter
again
sets
in.
wife of C. K. Klum, a son.
Lake valley has doubled during the last
P. L. Fountain, who is now teaching
assumes to give “the finest intellectual of the world. The wall of black rocks
out
the
valley
than
many
reports
have
four years.
Mrs. Jacob Thompson,of Lakefcounty, treat ever offered to the public” she which in the minds of the ancients stood
the Antioch school, spent a few days in
IULL.—In Ashland July 13th, to thp
made them.
has
been
spending
a
few
days
in
Ash
­
Ashland
this
week.
should
expect
to
be
criticized.
The
only
wife of P. Hull, a son.
upon
the
margin
of
the
world
has
been
O i k P opulation .—The Jacksonville
There
are
nfiorc
grasshoppers
in
many
land
with
her
son,
G.
S.
Butler.
On
thing
we
have
to
regret
in
our
treatment
J. Q. Welch, who contemplates mov­
jassed.” In the department of super­
WATSON.—In' Jacksonville, July 9th,
Titan of last week says: “Jacksonville’s
localities than w*e have ever seen in Jack-
Tuesday
she
returned
home,
Mr.
Butler
of
the
Fitzgeralds,
so
called,
is
that
we
to the wife of Judge E. B. Watson •
ing
to
Eastern
Oregon,
is
anxious
to
sell
natural
wonders,
the
world
has
revesred
population is returned at 838 by J. H.
son
county.
What
is
the
cause
of
these
daughter.
and
wife
accompanying
her,
to
rusticate
did
i|ot
publish
them
before
they
arrived
the order of logical reasoning, and im­
Hufler, census enumerator. Ashland is his ¡»lace up the valley.
pests
after
such
a
hard
winter
is
what
for
a
week
or
two
in
the
Lake
region.
as the bilks they are known to be. They posed the burden of proof upon the
redited with 854 people, though much
Robt. McDonough, of Willow Springs,
D ied .
are
of a very low grade of adventurers, skeptical. But time and facts, in Spite engrosses our minds just now.
The sidewalk on Main street opposite
«loubt is expressed as to whether they came up the valley to Ashland with a
At
the
June
election
21
electors
in
this
the Pioneer Store is in a dangerous con­ mendicants without the redeeming quali­ of men, move in strict accordance with
are all bona tide residents, as many im­ load of grain last Monday.
ty of beggars, humility. In fact, their the laws of logic to establish truth and precinct did not go to the polls to exer- LOGAN.—Fn Ashland, July 8th, Nellie,'
migrants were enumerated there. ” Those
F. B. Inlow, th« Eagle Point Post­ dition, and should at once be subjected
infant daughter of C. W. and Hattie
• •f us who know a little more about the master, was in Ashland last Wednesday, to repairs. The yawning chasms that methods approach very closely to black­ eradicate error. It has been noticed, ercise the right of suffrage. Hancock
Logan, aged two weeks and four days.
open in the pathway may prove a dead­ mail, if they cannot actually be so termed even by casual observers, that the think­ and Garfield, will probably make us en­
-
-
character of the population of Ashland visiting his brother, Dr. Inlow.
thuse
however.
at
present.
They
quarter
themselves
fall
to
some
heavily-loaded
citizen
some
ers
of
the
world,
the
philosophers,
who
’¡i.ui the editor of the Times does are not
Mr. Curry, of Dry Creek, passed
NEW TO-DAY
upon a town and then say to the people: have built up the sciences and established
Our J. P. has qualified and now an­
troubled with any such doubts as he through town last Monday with a band dark night.
nentiona. At this time of year a largo of sheep, bound for Lake county.
A. F. Squires reached Ashland last “You will have to help us, or we cau’t on earth the light of knowledge, have nounces himself ready to tie the nuptial
lumber of the permanent residents of i
Friday, on the return from the visit to get away,” and as they make themselves had but little to do with ghosts and knot on short notice, and his motto is,
Wm.
R.
Jones
and
Mat
Ish
started
for
nr town are away from home—in Lake
his old home in Prince Edward’s Island, so obnoxious that everybody is anxious hobgoblins, while the inferior and the “first come first served.”
D r H. T. I nlow ,
G. A. H ill ,
Warner
valley
last
Saturday
to
look
after
ounty, looking after their stock inter-
Our natal day was duly honored by
Canada. He greatly enjoyed meeting to have them leave, they are usually ignorant have always been familiar with
their stock interests in that section.
esta ; m California at work in harvesting
with old friends and witnessing old fa­ helped out of town, and sent to afflict in­ supernatural wonders. “The last seven­ the citizens of this place and i^any from
Cubeb
cigarettes,
for
catarrh
and
bad
unbthreshing, and at saw mills and oth­
miliar scenes, but says he is glad to be in nocent people “further on.” In Yreka ty-five years of liberty, free thought and Little Butte, in the shady grove near our
the people procured thorn stage tickets free discussion have been worth more to school house. Wm. McGregor acted as
er places remote and near—and there is colds, just received and for sale at the .^shland again.
Ashland
Drug
Store
of
Dr.
Chitwood.
to
Ashland, and the newspapers congrat­ mankind in developing a proper under­ marshal of the day, Dan. E. Morris
no question.whatever that these of our
County Assessor Goddard was in town
A fire at Independence, Polk county, last Saturday. He retains his office until ulated the citizens upon having sent standing of this wonderful world than all reader, Rev. A. C. delivered the prayer,
citizens will considerably outnumber the
the hundreds of years from the great and Dr. J. M. Buck and W. H. Parker
transient population enumerated here. last Thursday destroyed $9,000 worth of September, when he will yield up the them to Oregon.
They are too well known and of too Bagdad expedition down to the time of were the orators. Had a good treat of
I“ctlia|>s a slight feeling of local jealousy property, a serious blow to the town.
INLOW S HILL, Prejr’s./
books. In retiring he has the satisfac­
small
calibre
to
attract
attention
in
the
Salem witchcraft.”
stimulated the doubt of our neighbor.
vocal music by Mrs. G. A. King, Mrs.
Arbuckle’s unground, browned coffee, tion of knowing that a good man suc-
Belief in the ghost has been common C, P. Parker and Charles Carey, and al­
We must expect this, but trust he will at Butler & Rockfellow’s. Also ladies’ ceeds him, one who will make an efti- cities, where the people are familiar with
Ashland, Oregon.
the vaporings of much abler representa­ to all nations, yet there have always been so some young Misses.
do us the justice to acknowledge the linen suits and ulsters to suit everybody. cient and conscientious officer.
The dinner,
tives of the sand lot element, and are individuals who doubted our ability to which was excellent, was spread ifndcr
facts when they are presented to him.
S. C. Palmer returned to Ashland
Just received at Reeser’s, a full line trying hard to beat their way through perceive this condition of existence the auspices of Mrs. Stpught, who is our
TO THE FRONT AGAIN!!!
A n I mportant D ecision .—II m. E. from Klamath Agency last week, and of Osborne reapers and mowers, dry the country where the people are in­ through the instrumentality of the sen­ boss table overseer. It closed with a
Stwle, Judge of the Superior Court in will remain at home during the summer. goods, groceries, clothing, boots and duced to hear the “woman” <mt of curi­ ses. 2knd at this day, after a million of ball at at the “Clipper Hotel,” where 25 •yijirn a well selbtteù stock or
Kate Thornton and Nettie and Marsh shoes, cigars and tobacco, candies ant
and for Siskiyou county, Cal., has ren­
osity. In their travels through Califor­ men, women and children have sworn, couple participated. Everybody seemed
Wagner
returned last Monday evening nuts, hats and caps, notions, stoves, tin
dered a decision of considerable impor­
nia they have left a bad odor on their directly and indirectly, in court and out to enjoy themselves. One gentleman DRUGS,
MEDICINES, OILS/
tance, as being the first of t|ie kind un- from their trip to the Willamette val- and hardware for sale at bed-rock prices track, and have been favored with a goot of court, that they have seen ghosts, the refused to celebrate because he was not
PAINTS
dei the new constitution, in the case of ley.
for C ash . Give him a call.
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deal of free advertising by the press. Sev­ author denies the affirmation. No doubt invited, but since the several committees
sold
his
livery
Ips
J.
W.
Manning
th* people vs. Jacob Wetzel, charged on
The Independent, of Alturas, says: eral of oyr California exchanges speak of they saw something, but it was not st>- were not aware that they had to semi in­
an examination before a justice and an stable in Jacksonville to R. L. Ish and Never since the settlement of Modoc the “female” as a true virago,she having pernatund. Ghostly appearances maybe vitations for persons to attend a Fourth TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY/
inj'rmation filed by the District Attor­ E. B. Caton, who will continue the bus­ County has there been such an abund­ made personal attacks upon gentlemen classified as apparitions, specters,affrights of July celebration, I presume they were
—SHOULDIR braces —
ned, with an “assault with
*
a deadly iness.
B. B.
ance of grass upon the overflowed land who provoked her wrath. In Fort Jones and personifications. The first proceed pardonable.
The
water
has
subsided
in
the
Willam
­
wuqwn,” in shooting a . Chin ainan on
and meadows upon the plateaux north of on the street she seized a certain citizen from abnormal conditions or actions i>f
Item« From the Pott.
Yr-ka Flats on the 28th of May last, ette river, and the Portlanders are again . here as is now* growing. It is estimated by the beard and shook him about, while the functions of body and brain; the sec­
preparing
for
business
along
the
water
W. I. Nichols, attorney for defendant,
----- AND—=•
* that in many places the yield will aver­ the male Fitzgerald stood with a pisto ond are optical illusions, and arc pro­
The following was received one day
int rj«o»ed a demurrer to i the “informa- front.
in
his
hand,
saying
“
Don
’
t
touch
my
duced
in
most
cases
by
certain
conditions
N. A. Jacobs has been appointed age four or five tons per acre.
too late for Last week’s issue;
XJVÉRYTHING USUALLY KETT IN Jt'
tioon the ground that the Court had
wife! Don’t you touch my wife!”
of
the
atmosphere;
the
third
include
FiBbT-CiAsa Duco S tubs .
(
A
number
of
substantial
improvements
Grand
Scribe
of
the
order
of
Champions
Haying will commence soon.
no jurisdiction in the case, since the I
As
to
the
record
of
the
male
Fitzger
­
real,
material
ghosts,
such
as
white
are contemplated in Jacksonville this
Constitution of California and the stat- of Honor for this jurisdiction. Good summer, says the Sentinel. Among them ald, we make the following extract freon stumps,* white horses or cows or sheep in
CF TERMS, CASH !
The glorious Fourth passed off cpiietly
utts founded thereon, authorizing offen­ selection.
at
the
Fort.
an artice which recently appeared in the a graveyard, etc.; the fourth are the
C. A. Logan arriv d with a load of ' are a new brick building to be occupied as
ses >f the grade of felony to l»e prosecut-
H. M. Thatcher, from Linkville, vis­
creations of the imagination and are in­
a drug store by R P. Kahler and a brick Coast Review, of California:
e<TT^^^rmation, were in conflict with freight from Roseburg last Monday, and
“
To
refresh
the
memory
of
our
read
­
numerable and varied—from Jupiter, ited the Fort to look after his interest in
[ store house to be built by J. 8. Howard
Orders from a distance promptly
an ! against the letter and spirit of Art. M. L. McCall came in with a heavy load on the lot now occupied by Mr. Wolter’s ers, as well as to give information to the with his thunderbolts, down to the hum­ the post trader’s store.
offended to?
I. g H.
V. <>f Amendments to the Constitution on Tuesday.
general outside public, we epitomise the ble water witches that haunt the lonely
bakery.
A larger assortment of dry good« mm
Good
oak
and
Y»ine
wood
in
any
quan
­
The demurrer
of the United States.
As we go to press, Gen. E. L. Apple­ statements formerly made by us concern­ banks of forest streams. The imagina­ other merchandise has been received at
came up for argument on Monday, and tity for sale cheap by Douglas Gum at gate is speaking to a good audience in ing Fitzgerald:
tion, in its pure and healthy action, is the post traders’ store.
yesterday morning, on the opening of the old Kilgore place in the eastern edge Houck’s Hall upon the political issues of
1.
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His
swindling
operations
have
BLACKSMITHING.
the source of much of the pleasure of
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Callahan, the beef contractor, is a,
Court, Judge Steele filed his decision in of town.
been
carried
on
under
various
aliases,
he
life, but it must not be mixed up with the Fort. He brought over liis stock
Just received from San Francisco at the day. He is one of the Republican
the case sustaining the demurrer. Coun­
himself .having testified that he has goue logic, and we have ample grounds for be* from Alkali for the summer.
electors
of
our
state,
and
in
his
trench
­
sel for the people filed exceptions, and Baum «fe Hill’s, folding hat-racks and ant style in undoubtedly making Demo­ by the following names, which were at I lieving that all the appearances under
Mr. Beggs has arrived with teams
pr bably the question will be submitted clothcs-racks, for sale at 50 cents and 75 cratic fur fly. He is well known as one I that he could remember, viz: F. W. Em- any of the above classes of which we
loaded with stores for the government,
to the Supreme Court. As it an impor-* cents each.
who speaks in an interesting manner up­ . merson, F. G. Wilson, Ira L. Evans, have any record may be accounted for
also with the property of the infantry
Wanted
—
Two
or
three
rheumatic
sub
­
taut question, and one which interests
on any subject he takes up, and there i Chas. D. Williams, O. R. Payne, H. G. and explained upon natural and scien­ company which is daily expected.
th. whole State, it would seem that it • jects to rr-test the virtue of the water at are many in his audience who enjoy hear­ . Wright, J. B. Ilandolp and C. C. Seho- tific principles. “There can lie no soch
ASHLAND,
OREGON,
The
official
axe
fell
heavily
upon
the
ou.-ht to be adjudicated by the Court of j the Warm Springs. Liberal terms. Ap­ ing him, even while party ties will not . field.”
thing as a supernatural ¡philosophy, for
las* resort. Until this is done, and the ply at Eagle Mills.
nature is all, includes all, and the soul of neck of our deputy postmaster. He hax
2.
“
After
swindling
various
lifo
in
­
All kind» rf woïk'dor.’é promptly, and^
allow them to vote as he will.
decision either affirmed or reversed, it ' Read Inlow & Hill’s ad. They are
surance companies in the East, he came i nature, God, cannot but be the God of to step down and ont, for expressing his Kitikrfiittion guaranteed.
M ust be S oli ».—The residence and to California in July, 1868, and, jrit nature, too.” The testimony upon honest convictions that he could not vote
follows as a matter of course that in n<»w settled in their handsome new store
SW&AL ATTENTION CIVEN TO SHOEiUC.
Ju lge Steele’s jurisdiction every ease of and solicit a share of patronage from property of M. Baum, on Granite street, some intermissionsandabsenses fro»n the which the existence of ghosts rests, is the Republican ticket. We are sorry,
./' O Shop <qq»<?site the Liverv Stable.
is offered for sale at a bargain, For par- State, continued the line of business un­ very slight and entirely insufficient. The for he was very accommodating.
felony must be prosecuted on an indict­ the community.
‘ 4M5 tf
ment by the grand jury. — Yreka Journal.
We have been informed by a reliable
J. F. Presley, the barber, has been ticulars inquire of M. Baum at McCall, til the exposure made by us.”
writer here gave a definition of the scope
6-4w.
compelled to close his shop on account Atkinson & Co.’s store.
3. “He was indicted for bigamy in of human testimony, which is clear and party that Mr. Swalley and Fred. Loos-
(' rushed to D eath . —List Tuesday of a sore hand, but expects to be at his
Icy killed nine deer and one bean in a
Missouri in February, 18C>8; was arrest­ comprehensive. We give it exact:
T ake N otice .—All those knowing
forenoon, says the Scott Valley News, post again soon.
ed, gave bail and skipped the country,
“1. A fact cannot be established by two days’ hunt on Cherry creek. They
themselves indebted to the late firm of
Frederick Fulse a well known resident of
human testimony against a known law of came upon the bear unexpectedly, and
Free—On Saturday, July 17th, the J. M. McCall Jt Co., either by note or leaving hi3 bulAlsmen in the lurch.”
BLACKSMITH,
II operville met his death in a sudden
4. “He was arrested in Montrea nature, no matter how many witnesses for some reason, which we failed to
bath house near Eagle Milts will be book account, are requested to call im-
and shocking manner. Mr. Fulse was
Canada, for larceny, having stolen a lot or however honest they may be known learn, the bear was unable to run. He
frek for all American citizens over
mediately and settle or make arrange-
engaged in hauling hay from the ranch of
of jewelry; was tried, convicted and im­ to be. A thousand witnesses could, not soon fell a victim to the unerring club of MAIN ST., ASHLAND, 0K6ÓN/
twenty years of age.
ments for the settlement of the same, as
James Davidson to his place on Indian
prove that a dog had turned into a horse, Fred.
L. F. Willits, of Jacksonville, has the business must be closed without de­ prisoned.”
Is now prepared to do* all kinds of work’
creek, and left Fort Jones about 10
OSHERVER.
5. “He forged applications for insur­ or that a man had lifted himself over a
in his line at nis new diop,
u clock with a load 'df 3,800 pounds. been in Ashland several days this week. lay. Open accounts if not settled imme­ ance, testimonials as to his character, fence by his boot straps.
He
is
now
enjoying
his
summer
vacation
Musical
Notice.
diately
will
be
collected
by
law.
About 11 o'clock Jacob Eller, of Etna,
ON MAIN STREET, Wf THE SITE OF HIS OLD SHOP'
and various other documents, including
2. The evidences of the senses inde-
6-2w
M. BAUM.
while on his way up Indian Creek, found from school teaclring.
what purported to be a decree of divorce ¡jendeudently of judgment, experience E ditor T idings :—
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Special attention given to Shoeing. '
G. W. Fordyce has traded his Perch-
the body of Mr. Fulse lying in the road
T he N ew S upreme C ourt .—The from his wife. ”
and knowledge of natural lav* is iw»t con­
Please allow ns to say a word iir
near the residence of Elton Bailey dead. eron stallion, Mountain Buck, to Mr.
4-32 tf
newly-elected Judges of the Supreme * 6. “He was posted as a scoundrel clusive proof of a fact. The arts of the your colifrnnrin regard to our vacations,
The body was yet entirely warm and life Cassidy, of Little Shasta, for another Court were sworn into office on Monday
and fraud in various Masonic lodges, es­ juggler or magician illustrate this. The as we are asked almost daily if we iuteud
could not have left it many minutes. stallion of the same stock.
of hist week. The drawing for choice of pecially the lodges of Texas; in short, as evidence of the senses must be digested giving our music class a long vacation
A. E. WEIGHT.
The body was found lying on its face
Wm. Riggs, of Lakeview, came to Ash- terms resulted as follows: Judge Waldo
a liar, thief, forger, bigamist and swindler by the reason, or the qualities of mind this summer. We gave them one week
with marks of the wagon wheels travers­ iand this week, after Mi*». J. W. Riggs,
secured the six-years term, Judge Wat­ in general, his record is complete and above them.
BLACKSMITHING*
in which to celebrate their glorious inde­ GENERAL
ing diagonally across the back from the who will spend the summer in Lakeview,
son the four-years term and Judge Lord unique.”
3. The evidence of a witness cahnot pendence, and shall not have any other
left hip to the right shoulder. There while her husband is traveling.
the two-years term and the Chief Jus­
“
Subsequent
to
their
publication
in
W agon making ,
be relied upon above or beyond his ex­ vacation during the summer.- We shall
were no signs of any movement and
Mrs. Howard McBride, of East Port­ ticeship.
The present clerk, Peter the Coast Review, Fitzgerald acknowl­
perience. The tropical man, who never continue sight through the fall and win­
death must have been instantaneous. land, is visiting S. C. Palmer and family
OBSGON.
D’Arcy and the bailiff, E. C. McLain, edged in writing the truth of all our saw ice, might be expected to doubt that ter, and students can enter our class at BONANZA,
The team was found standing about fifty of this place. Her husband will also
are retained.
saiements concerning him, as shown by water could become a solid.
All kinds of blacksm jrfHitg done in th«!
any time.
M rs . W. I N ichouj .
yards from where the body lay, the lines visit Ashland within a few days.
best
style at reasonable prices.
the
following:
being tied to the seat, from which it
3. Hearsay evidence is no evidence at
C antata .—Our town is soon to be fa­
Grain hay is now selling at from $8 ^to
C hampions of H onor .—A number of
“This is to certify that the statements
would seem that Mr. Fulse had dis­
HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY,
$10 ¡»er ton in the field in this neighbor­ vored with a rare musical work, an oper­ published in the toast Review concern­ all. As it cannot be allovied to prove a young ladies and gentlemen, members
mounted for. some purpose. He was
hood. The crop is much lighter than etta, the “Coronation of the Rose,” pre­ ing me and my past record are in sub-g common fact, it certainly should not be of Victory Council No. 2, C. of H., went Wagons, Buggies, Whed-barrows, Etc,*
driving an unruly horse > on the near usual in most parts of the valley.
made and repaired. Plow work re-
sented by Rev. S. S. Caldwell. In mus­ stance true, and that the allegation con­ allowed to prov»an uncommon one.
down from Ashland to Wagner Creek
on ves special attention.
wheel and last Saturday tie animal cre­
5. The evidence of interested witnesses
ic matters Mr. Caldwell deals with clas­ tained in the complaint in the suit of R.
last Tuesday evening, to visit the Coun­
Capt. Caton has been appointed Chief
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F.
Fitzgerald
against
the
publishers
of
ated quite an excitement while in town
must be taken with great allowance, even
sic material, and in a classic style. The
cil
at
that
place.
They
enjoyed
a
very
Deputy
Sheriff
in
the
¡»lace
of
H.
B.
the
t
oast
Review
are
in
substance
false.
by getting over the tongue and finally
opera is the highest art of music, the ma­
when honest.
pleasant visit, were hospitably received
above statement is freely and volun­
down on the ground undei the feet of Seybert, who steps down and out. The jestic temple of sound. The operetta is The
6. Dishonest, interested and mistaken
tarily
made.
”
‘
‘
(Signed)
and
agreeably entertained, and report IC-BEBBA.1Í PAELOBfr
the other horses. This horse had been Captain will make an efficient officer.
witnesses
are
the
most
numerous,
and
the decorative, filagrfeed, portico of this
R. F. FITZGERALD.”
the Wagner Creek Council to be flourish­
Mr. and Mrs. Baum and Mrs. Hill temple. The Cantata (chain of song), to
dragged from where Mr. Fulse lay to the
BAKERYr
Here is the ackrjowlegdement of the upon all wonderful things are extremely ing. It now has a membership number­
reached
home
Sunday
evening
from
I lace where the team had stopped; had
which the cities of the East have re­ man himself that he i» a liar, thief, for­ anxious to testify. ”
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ing sixty, and;accessions- are still- being,
the harness torn off and and was badly Roseburg. While in Portland Mr. Baum sponded with cheers, will be something ger, bigamist and swindler.”
A number of the most noted cases of made.
scarred and brpised. The generally ac­ purchased a large invoice of tine furni­ quite new to this region, and will cer­
CO*N F E C TTON E R YV
On Tuesday the pair went around town supernatural appearances and phenome­
cepted theory is that the horse had again ture for the firm of Baum & Hill.
tainly be heard by every one who would and by threatening our people with a na which have been explained and un­
N otice .—The undersigned will here­
got into trantrums, and that the team
Miss Ella Scott, who is to teach musio wish to get a symmetrical idea of music. continued stay unless they were helped derstood as produced by natural causes after give special attention to the renting G. A. NUTLEY, Proprietor.
had started while Mr. Fulse was endeav­ at the Ashland College next term, now One who had only seen single trees could out of town, succeeded in extorting were mentioned, and the progress of the of houses and collection of rents in Ash­
----- Fresh Brrid, Tie« and. id« kept cor-'
oring to disentangle the vicious brute and has a class at Etna, where “she is meet­ have little idea of the grandeur of a forest. money enough to pay their fare to Hen­ truth shown to have chased away t!te land, and will guarantee satisfaction to tUnlly on hand.
the unfortunate man had been thrown ing with marked success and the merited Disjunctive songs are but single parts of ley on the stage. They left unpaid bills dark and the mysterious By the discow?fy those who may entrust such business to fcjUOoc door Mirth.* of Central Hotel.'
approval of her pupils,” says the Journal. an image. Look out for advertisement. here, as at Jacksonville.
•nder the wheels.
5L3m.*
C.AL. NVDLEY,*
him-
z
W. BASHFORD. *
of the real.
THE
ASHLAND
TIDINGS
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