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r
THE
TIDINGS
Rev. LaDru Royal was greeted by a
large congregation upon the occasion of his
first sermon in Ashland last Sunday. He
is an attractive speaker and evidently has
devoted his heart to the work.
At the conclusion of Col. Larrabee’s
speech in Houck's Hall last Saturday
evening, E. H Autenrieth was called
for, and responded in a short speech in
which the Republican party caught—
lightning.
The Times says the work of building
the C. C. Wagon Road from the state
line will be let by contract in four sec­
tions; that the stock books will soon
arrive in Jacksonville, and work then be
commenced.
It is reported that grasshoppers have
committed great ravages upon the crops
in the Davis creek country, near the
south end of Goose Lake, although suffi­
cient provender will be saved for home
consumption.
A tract of wild land adjoining the town
of Ashland for sale cheap. Apply to
F. W. Bashford.
Notice the new advertisement of the
Ashland College, giving lists of the
studies in the several courses.
Good oak and pine wood in any quan­
tity for sale cheap by Douglas Guui at
the old Kilgore place in the eastern edge
of town.
51-tf.
Mrs. W. S. Stone and Mrs. Parker,
of San Rafael, the lady who was injured
by the stage accident, made a visit to our
valley last week, being brought over
from Yreka by Dan Cawley. Mrs. Par­
ker has about recovered from the effects
of the accident.
Uncle Billy Hurst came in last Satur­
day from his mining claim on Beaver
creek. He injured his right hand soon
after he went out, so that he could do
but little work, but lately he and his
partner have been doing some “responsi­
ble” ground-sluicing.
A. W. Bish comes into town regularly
on Wednesday and Saturday with pro­
duce from Bish <fc Clayton’s gardens, and
he never has any trouble iu disposing of
his load. Those who want anything in
his line should give him their orders in
advance of his visits.
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Ex-Senator Mitchell arrived in Ash­
land on Friday morning’s stage, and left
Saturday morning in company with Wm.
Carll, for Jacksonville, where he sf>oke
in the evening. He expected to deliver
addresses at Canyonville, Roseburg and
probably Eugene City. While in Ash­
land the ex-Spnator was warmly greeted
by his many friends of this neighbor­
hood.
To the People of Jarkton County,
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•
N otice to D ebtors .—Those indebted
to the estate of the late Wesley Mitchell
are hereby notified that all debts due
said estate which are not paid by the
29th of the present month, will »be col­
lected at once by action of law, as the
estate must be settled immediately.
M rs . W. C. M itchell ,
Administratrix.
NEW TO-DAY
Watermelons are plenty, selling at 25
The committee to whom was delegated
cents a head.
the collection of subscriptions to the
L ast C all .—Cillection will be forced
Crescent
City Wagon Road would inform
New goods received this week at Mc­
on all accounts duie the late firm of J. M. Call, Atkinson & Co.’s
the citizens that something over $4,000
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McCall 4 Co. wh ich remain unpaid up­
has
been
subscribed,
and
to
complete
the
Î?'
George T. Baldwin’s little boy at Link­
on October 1st, 1880.
Bum we agreed to give Messrs. Gasquet,
ville is quite sick with fever.
14 3t
M. B aum , collector.
Wall and others ($5,000) we are still
Mr. E. D. Foudray, of Jacksonville,
lacking $Sf)O. In the above $4,000 the
To Goon T b MF lars .—A full attend­ made Ashland a virfit last Sunday.
committee has included about $-100 al­
ance of the members of Ashland Lodge,
W ill be S old .—The residence and
Josephine county has a new post-office,
ready subscribed by a few of the people
I. O. G. T., at the regular meeting to­ Galice, John Howard, Postmaster.
property
of M.- Baum, on Granite street, C ash Assers...................................... • 1,500,000*
in Ashland.
night is desired, as business of impor­
House and lot fur sale in Ashland at a
The committee, as instructed, inter­ is offered for sale at a bargain, For par- L umb « putd »Ince orgw'S.»A-»n....... . 13, OOO. OOO'
tance will be brought before the Lodge. bargain. Apply to F. W. Bashford. .♦
viewed the County Court in regard to ticulars inquire of M. Baum at McCall, D» positki > aliti eute Treowrerit
6-ft.
&.I in, O~n......................................
t ’>0,060
the levying of a special tax, but found it Atkinson A Co.’s store.
F lour and W heat .—We are now sel­
A number of Sam’s Valley fanners are
could not be done, the statutes of Ore­
ling flour at the Ashland mills at $20 per hauling their wheat to the Ashland Mills.
P lanino and M oulding .— For the
BUTLER & RCCKFELLOW,
gon
being very explicit in the matter of next four months L. S. P. Marsh will do
12-.» tf
Kr»i<l*nt Agenta.
thousand, and are paying 80 cents (>er
Lew Smith went out over the Link­
taxing
the
people
to
build
roads,
bridges,
planing,
sawing
and
moulding
¿it
the
bushel, cash, for wheat.
ville road to shoe the stage horses last
etc. If the road were in Oregon, and Mechanics’ Planing mill, Ashland at a I
12tf
W agner , A nderson A Co.
week.
the people wished to tax themselves for discount of twenty per cent for cash.
Pioneer Reunion at Jacksonville next
A cknowledgement .—Eber Emery de­
this particular purpose, it could be done,
Thursday. Everybody who can should
CONTRACTOR
H ousehold F urniture for S ale .— ARCHITECT,
sires to express publicly the gratitude of
and each would have to pay his share.
attend.
-AND-
himself and wife for the kind offices of
Learning this,we again solicited subscrip­ Mrs M. Baum offers for sale the entire
T. W. Brittan, of Pioneer, was in
lot of household furnishing goods in her
tions, with the result stated.
their friends in Eagle Point during the
The independent, of Alturas, Modoc
BUILDER.
town
Wednesday,
and
made
us
a
pleas
­
Josephine county is ready at any time residence on Granite street, among which
sickness and in the burial of their little
county, says a number of Indians in that
A shland ,
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O regon .
ant call.
to perform her part of the agreement, are many pieces of nice furniture. Call
boy.
vicinity who were suffering with some
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«TILT. CONTRACT TO DKSION AND ERECT
9-tf.
J. B. Russell returned to Ashland on
and pay $3,000, while her taxable prop­ and examine it.
buillingi* of mj »ize or • yle in iiy priuf
L umber .— We have common yellow Wednesday. He left the surveying kind of lung disease visited the celebra­
erty will aggregate only about a quarter
J
.ckton
and a !J Auing countle». WIN fnrul»h mate»
ted
Piute
doctor
in
Surprise
valley
and
A ttention .—All those who are indebt­
and sugar pine lumlier of many kinds party at Lakeview.
ri 1» fur bui ding or will build fur tho«e fnruDllrg
of
a
million
dollars.
We
have
positive
obtained relief.
ed to the firm of Morgan »c Woodsoil are tniierial ihemte'.vea. Wil alro attend to Jobbing
which we wish to dispose of for coin or
assurance from Messrs. Gasquet, Wall
S. Dale and wife, of Siskiyou county,
requested to come forward at once and ..nd 11 kind» of c Birry work.
The American Agriculturist for Sep­
grain, also cedar posts and several
and associates that the road will be com­
are
visiting
their
daughter,
Mrs.
J.
Bag-
make settlement, as the firm has discon­ Gsi5“OrFics and place of buelnes», MirtL’a
tember
is
issued
with
a
supplement
thousand rails near Wagner creek. Apply
Pl nng Mill, Oraid'e S reet.
pleted in good order for the spring goods
ley, near Ashland.
tinued partnership busiuess, and we must
which is as large us t|ie ordinary num­
at Eagle Mills.
5-12 If
A. F. P.
to come by way of Crescent City, there­
Considerable travel on the stages now— ber, and bound and illustrated in the
have money .to settle our affairs.
by saving to farmers, mechanics, and all
G ood A dvice .—Be moderate in your both on the Overland line and between same style. The Agriculturist is without
M organ A W oodson .
citizens, thousands of dollars in freight
earin’, bath at the warm springs, sensi­ here and Lake county.
a rival as the farmer's journal of America.
charges alone.
N otice .—All parties indebted to Eagle
ble in what you drink, an doan 'spect dat
Mark Van Winkle and Arthur Patton,
A number of gentlemen from Jackson­
And now, Gentlemen of Jackson Mills by note or account are requested
—AT—
de Laud kin porsltun you out jist de kind of R faeburg, have gone to Lakeview to ville came up to hear the political speak­
county, shall it be said that, with a prop­ to settle the same by cash or grain
of weather you want, and leab de crumbs open a blacksmith shop.
ing in Ashland last Friday and Saturday.
ASHLAND, 0ÄSG0N-»
erty valuation of $1,250,000, we, the within thirty days. -
to yonr naybuhrs.
*
Mrs. M. Brown’s little boys have the Among them we noticed Judge Day,
originators of this enterprise, cannot
M rs . S. A. F arnham .
Dist. Att. Kent, Messrs. C. Nickell, E.
thanks
of
the
printers
for
a
treat
of
lus
­
raise the small sum of $5,000, when our
S kttlf . ment W anted . — AU persons
A shland , Sept. 1, 1880.
H. Autenrieth, Geo. Howard, D. Crosby
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sister county, Josephine, with less than
indebted to the undersigned either by cious peaches tins week.
and others.
Religious Notices.
one-fifth
the
property,
can
raise
for
the
book account or note arc requested to
Valuable hotel property in Ashland
W
ater R ight .—This is to notify those
Capt. Thus. Smith started on Monday
purpose $3,000?
U nion S abbath S chool ,—Every Sun­
cal. and settle, as we need money. Wheat, for sale at a bargain. For particulars
persons who are obstructing the East
ni<
ruing
for
Salem,
to
represent
this
sec
­
Mr.
N
unan,
one
of
the
committee
au
­
day morning at 10 o’clock in the Presby­
nats, and barley taken at highest cash apply to F. W. Bashford.
tion in the Legislature. His daughter, Ashland water ditch by damming or plac­ thorized to act, will call ¡»ersonally upon terian church. A cordial invitation ex­
prices. 14-3 H i tler A R ock fellow .
The brick front of the Pioneer store
Corda, accompanied him, and will go to ing rocks or anything else in the ditch, the people of Asldand, Phoenix, and the tended to all.
McCALL, ATKINSON & CO.
was
finished
this
week,
and
presents
a
M. E. C hurch .—Next Sabbath thero
S peaking N ext M onday .—Gen. E,
San Francisco to visit friends in that that the right of way being secured by whole of the middle and upper portion
very
handsome
appearance.
L. Applegate will address the people of
city until the end of the Legislative ses­ law makes it a trespass which will be tol­ of the Valley for subscriptions; and we will be preaching in the morning by the
Propose to sell for the next 40 days at
erated no longer if repeated.
Messrs.
Helms
and
Francis,
arrived
Ashland and vicinity upon the political
sion.
think that when the road is completed Pastor. Prof. L. L. Rogers will preach
COST and FREIGHT for
L. A pplegate .
issues of the day at Houck’s Hall next with freight from Roseburg this week.
the advantages and benefits derived in the evening, services beginning at
Gen. E L. Applegate made a Repub­
Ashland, Or., Sept. 4, 1880. •
The campaign is warming.
Monday evening, Sept. 13th. Speaking
therefrom will be equally shared by the 7:30 o’clock. Sunday school at 9:30 a . m .
lican speech at Linkville on Tuesday ev­
CASH, WHEAT, OATS, OR
R ev . L a D ru R oyal , Pastor.
to begin at 7 o’clock, prompt. Every­
A. F. Squires returned to town this ening of last week to a good audience.
whole
people
of
Jackson
county,
regard
­
E arly D eath .—On Saturday last,
BARLEY IN HAND.
body invited to attend.
week, having finished the work he was He will prolmbly awaken the echoes Henry Elmer McCord, an adopted son less of section or locality.
The High Water of 1880
Engaged in down the valley.
C ommittee on C. C. W. R.
from the stump in Eastern Oregon during of Eber Emery, aged about twelve years,
Did not reach a point equal to that of
S pecial A nnouncement .—Not Selling
1876, but it was high enough to do a
The Directors of the Siskiyou county the canqmign. Next Monday evening he died at Eagle Point, of inflam mation of
Our stock consists of a full line of
for cost. Although for the next 30 days
Act
Relating
to
Homestead
Settlement.
deal
of damage. Time, however, will
the bowels, after a brief illness. Thelittle
we will, give on all purchases for cash, fair will offer a purse of $50 for a foot sjieaks in Ashland.
repair this, but time only makes worse
race, best 2 in 3, 60 yards; entrance, $5.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House every case of disease of the kidneys and Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Gener
Cherries are ripe—that is, Mr. Coolidge fellow was exceptionally bright, and was
ami cash emty, a discount of 10 cents on
W. I. Nichols returned to Yreka on has some that have just ripened. He al­ a general favorite, and by Mr. Emery of Representatives of the United States of urinary organs which a* single box of
the dollar from prices on all dry and fan­
al Merchandise, Staple
America in Congress assembled, That
Kidney Tea would cure. Sold
cy goods, clothing, hata, caps, boots, Sunday evening's stage, and will soon lw so has ripe grapes of several varieties, and wife, who took him into their home when any lands of the United States Oregon
Goods and Gro­
in the smoke of political battle in Siski­ and the basketful of peaches, grapes and nine years age, his loss is felt as keenly, shill have been entered and the Govern­ by all Druggists.
shoes, etc. B utler & R ockfellow .
you.
ceries.
cherries that adorned our table this morn­ ¡»erhaps, as though he w^re their own ment price paid therefor in full no crimi­
Ashland, Sept. 9, 1880.
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For bargains in all kinds of .goods, ing would have taken the premium at son. The burial was in the Ashland nal suit or proceeding by or in the name
Wo Mean Business !
M usical I nstruction . — Miss Ella go to McCall, Atkinson
Co.’s while any printingoffice in America. Finer fruit Cemetery on Monday morning, and a of the United States shall thereafter be
had
or further maintained for any tres­
Scott, of San Francisco, formerly organ­ their offier lasts to sell at cost and freight never grew.
number of people from Eagle Point drove passes upon or for or on account of any
ist of St. Paul's Church, who now has for cash.
/^A ugust 13, 1880.
5-9-tf.
over with the funeral. Elmer was a material taken from said lands and no
I. O. Miller tells us that there is very
charge of the musical department of the
OF
THE
The l>eautiful flag of the town floating little difference in the prices of horses member of the order of Champions of civil suit or proceeding shall be had or
Ashland College, will give instruction in
further maintained for or on account of
in the breeze Friday and Saturday last here and in Eastern Oregon and Eastern Honor, and the Council at this place in­ any trespasses upon or material taken
thorough-bass and harmony on Saturdays
gave evidence that the campaign had Washington Territory. The purchase of tended to assist in the burial services, from the said lands of the United States
to those who are not students of the
but some misunderstanding in regard to in the ordinary clearing of land, in work­
opened here.
a large number by riliroad companies to
—OF—
school.’
the time prevented.
ing a mining claim or for agricultural or
Miss Melle Wrisley has returned to be used in grading the new roads caused
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domestic purposes or for maintaining
Southern Oregon,
H ancock C lub .—A meeting has been Ashland, to attend school. Miss Irene a temporary rise in prices sometime
L ecture on D rawing .—Prof. Royal’s improvement upon the land of any bona
called for this (Thursday) evening in will continue to teach in Siskiyou county back, but that is past.
. —AT THE—
informal lecture on drawing in the College fiiie settler or for or on account of any
ASHLAND, OREGON
timber
er
material
taken
or
used
by
any
H <?uck s Hall, for the purpose of organ­ during the winter.
The Presidential party arrived at San building List Monday evening was very
person without fault or knowledge of the
izing a Hancock Club in Ashland, and
Silver is exceedingly scarce in Ashland, Francisco yesterday, where a grand pub­ interesting, and gave to most of his aud­ trespass or for or on account of any tim­
Sults made to order in tie
style, *nd floi h»d in
all who wish to become members are in­ and our merchants are troubled in mak­ lic reception was prepared by the citizens. itors new light upon the subject. He ber taken or used without fraud or collu­
a»uperiirm ntier. Perf-c fl guirauieed.
JACKSONVILLE,
vited to be present and enroll their ing change. Last winter silver was al­ It is not announced when we may expect dwelt at length upon thi? importance of sion by any person who in good faith
Sample» of Ar blind goods for in’pec ion.
names. It is expected that short ad­ most at a discount.
to see them in Southern Oregon. It is the study, as a training for the eye and paid the officers or agents of the United Thursday, September 16, 1880,
States for the same or for or on account
CLOTHS AND CA8SIMERE8 FOR SALK AND
dress« will be made, appropriate to the
Fresh oysters direct from Portland will rumored, however, that they conteni- hand, to everyone, and cited the fact that of any alleged conspiracy in relation
CUT TO ORDER AT LOWEST FRICES.
occasion.
be received this week for sale, at C. A. plate going to Portland by water and in the public schools of the eastern cities, thereto: Provided, That the provisions
PROGRAMME.
Cle nil g and repai i greatly and promptly dore.
as well as in San Francisco and Portland, of this section Bhall apply only to tres­
A uction S ale . —There will be sold at Nutley’s. Also an invoice of cocoanuts, returning thence by land.
5 lltf.
M. MAYE«.
passes and acts done or committed and
1. Opening Piece by th< Choir.
After the political speaking was over in drawing is considered as esseutial a branch conspiracies entered into prior to March
public auction at the residence of Mrs. fine confections, etc.
2. Prayer by Rev. M. A. Williams.
of general education as writing. Some of first, eighteen hundred and seventy-nine;
Mitchell, on Granite street, Ashland,
Household plunder, consisting of 1 Houck’s Hall last Friday evening, an im­
3. Music by the Choir.
4. Reading resolutions on deceased
Wednesday, Sept. 29th next, a lot of cook stove, 1 parlor stove, chairs, stands, promptu dancing party was made up,and the principles of designing were explained Ami prorided furt/ er ; That defendants
members.
new furniture, bedsteads and bureaus; bedstead, rifle, Ac, Ac. Apply to G. F. * very pleasant time was enjoyed until and illustrated, to the pleasure of all pres­ in such suits or proceedings shall exhibit
to the proper courts or officer the evi­
5.
Dirge by Choir.
ent.
The
Professor
will
organize
an
ev
­
the
music
ceased,
about
one
o'clock.
A
also a lot of second-hand furniture, me­ Billings, Eagle Mills.
dence
of
such
entry
and
payment
and
6.
Oration
by Judge Prim.
number of gentlemen from Jacksonville ening class if a sufficient number besides shall pay all costs accrued up to the time
chanics tools, etc., belonging to the
7. Music by Choir.
A drunken man was lodged in the cal­
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estate of the late Wesley Mitchell. Sale aboose by our Town Marshal last Satur­ particifiated in the dance. ^The music students of the school wish to receive in­ of such entry.
8. Dinner.
structions.
During
the
evening
a
quar
­
S
ec
.
2.
That
persons
who
have
hereto
­
9. Original Piece by a lady of Jackson­
to begiu at 10 o’clock A. M.
day night—the first fora long time. Too was furnished by Watson Bros.
Linkville to Fort Klamatfr,
fore
under
any
of
the
homestead
laws
ville, sung by the Pioneers.
tette,
Prof,
and
Mrs.
Rogers,
Miss
Scott
M rs . W. C. M itchell ,
The people on Wagner creek want an­
much camjtaign enthusiasm.
entered
lands
properly
subject
to
such
10.
Volunteer
Speeches.
and Will Willits, gave a beautiful song,
Vis L ke Cotone atd KI math Agency
Administratrix.
11. Music by the Choir.
tSBTl.o ve» L'likv IP ruerdiiys, Thursd ys and
Morris Baum returned to Ashland last other census taken. Within about a and Miss Scott sang a solo,. which was entry, or persons to whom the right of
those having so entered for homesteads,
week recently there have been five births
8-iturd<y» Re'uru» Monday», Wednesdays and Fii-
I nstallation .—At a special meeting Saturday, having come from San Fran­ in that neighborhood, four of the new very fine and received much praise.
may have been attempted to be trans­
day», carrying U. S. mail» utld pas*eBs;er».
ferred by bona fde instrument in writing
of Volunteer Council, No. 2, C. of H., cisco by way of Portland. He will not comers being girls. The rejoicing fami­
L.’Wsbb, Agent at Liukaille -J. S. Beach,
W agon R oad Co.—The Crescent City may entitle themselves to said lands by
A
^e
at
at
Fort
KI >tb.
go
below
again
for
several
weeks.
held on last Saturday evening, the fol­
lies are those of Messrs R. B. Robinson, Record says J. K. Johnson, J. G. Wall, paying the Government price therefor,
4-46-tf]
AL FEHREEr Proprietor.
lowing officers were duly installed for the
The Yreka Creek Mining Co. expended i J. F. Gregory, Wm. Neil, John Hall
Horace Gasquet, L. F. Cooper, and W. and in no case less than one dollar and
ensiling term: Adah Horton, W. C.; some $32,000 upon the new ditch and
and John Garvin.
A. Hamilton have executed a certificate of twenty-five cents per acre, and the
O. IL Myer, Scribe; Jennie Anderson, reservoir and $18,000 in the purchase of
amount heretofore paid the Government
incorporation
under the laws of Califor­ upon Baid lands shall be taken as part
’
The
Lakeview
Examiner
of
last
week
H.; H. C. Myer, F. S.; Etta Hargadine, ground, old ditch and machinery.
says: D. W. Castle 4 Son have pur- nia for the purpose of building the wagon payment of Raid price: Provided, This
BY
T. ; N. R. Harris, W. ; Mattie Russell,
Theo. Cameron, of Uniontown, re­
road. The corporation is Btyled the shall in no wise interfere with the rights
j
chased
700
cattle
in
Goose
Lake
and
Mes.: L L. Rogers, Prelate; J. C. Eu­ turned last week from San Francisco,
or claims of others who may have sub­
HEATQTi EQX,
banks, Aid; Lizzie Hargadine, A. S. ; J. whither he had gone to purchase a large Chewaucan valleys. The cattle passed California & Oregon Wagon Road Co. sequently entered such lands under the
The
capital
stock
is
$100,000,
divided
I
through
here
on
their
way
south
on
Tues-
—
I
have
now
on
hand,
and
constantly
homestead
laws.
S.Eubanks, Usher; J. W. Alnutt, Sen. stock of goods for the fall trade.
ASHLAND, OREGON,
. day. They paid $16 for two-year-olds into 1,000 shares. The officers elected
S ec . 3. That the price of lands now receiving a general atock of
and W. A. Wilshire, P. W. C.
The citizens of Big Valley, CaL, have and dry cows, $21 for three-year-olds and for the first year are: J. K. Johnson, subject to entry which were raised to two
- Is now prepared to furnish customer»
organize»!
a vigilance committee, to pro $22 for four-year-olds.
President; W. A. Hamilton, Secreta:y, dollars and fifty cents per acre, and put
R ichardson —H igh . — At the resi­
—
MERCHANDIS
E
—
with first-class brick in large or small
in market prior to January, eighteen
dence of the bride's parents, on Wagner tect themselves from thievery and other
J. O. C. Wimer, who came up from and J. G. Wall, Treasurer; and these hundred and sixty-one, by reason of the
quantities.
creek, last Sunday morning, Mr. G: H. annoyance by the lawless element
Jacksonville last Saturday, says the new. officers, together with L. F. Cooper and grant of alternate sections for railroad DRY GOODS» GROCERIES, CLOTH*
— Good oak and pine firewood for sale
1*6» BOCK, SHOES,
Rev. Geo. Nutley made another trip steam mill at that place, upon which he H. Gasquet of Del Norte county, and J. purposes is hereby reduced to one dollar
Richardson and Miss Alice G. High were
upon
reasonable terms.
GROCKERY,
united in the holy bonds of matrimony, to Lake county this wqek. He contem­ is at work, is now ‘ chopping” grain and Nunan of Jackson county, and Chas. E. and twenty-five cents per acre.
5-9-tf.
H. FOX.
S ec . 4. This act shall not apply to any
-WALL PAPER—
Rev. A. Brown officiating. After the plates pre-empting a tract of land on will be ready to make flour in a short Hughes of Josephine county, compose of the mineral lands of the United
ceremony the wedding party proceeded Seven-mile cre«k, near Fort Klamath. ! ' t time.
GLASSWARE, KATS, CAPS.
inie. The work of the mill wrights will the Board of Directors for the first year. States; and no person who shall be pros­
The
plan
is
to
organize
and
issue
stock
LAOIES
’ AND GEVTS’ FURNISHING
to the Wagner chkC church to attend the
ecuted
fur
or
proceeded
against
on
ac­
C. B. Watson, Esq., left Ashland last not be finished for sometime yet,however.
count
of
any
trespass
committed
or
mate
­
GOODS.
regular morning services, antT then re­ Monday morning for Linkville, to begin' The Roseburg Independent says: Dan. to the parties who have subscribed, and
rial
taken
from
any
of
the
public
lands
C GARS, T BACO, PAINTS, OILS. SALE AND FEED STA8LES !
turned to Mr. High's for dinner. Miss there on Tuesday evening his campaign Love was thrown from some logs into the ! then ask capitalists and those having an after March first, eighteen hundred
and
GLASS.
Alice is the last but one of the large tour in the interest of the Republican North Umpqua the other day, and was interest in the enterprise, to take a por­ seventy-nine shall be entitled to the
J. IT. T. Miller St Co.ltf s,
tion
of
said
stock
off
their
hands,
so
as
family to marry. Good fortune and fe­ ticket.
benefit
thereof.
HEATIKG
AND
COOKING
STOVES
I carried over some rapids for over 100
LINKVILLE,--------------- OREGON
Approved June 15, 1880.
licity attend the wedded pair.
Try the bread and cakes at the new yards—sometimes under water complete­ to enable them to speedily complete the
COAL OIL STOVES, NOTIONS,
Large new 1mm and corral, and every
road.
C. B. WaUen’t Appointments for
S tage R obbery .—The Y’reka Journal bakery. They are first-class. Mr. Wol­ ly. When rescued it was found that in
ETC.,
ETC.,
arrangement to give satisfaction in every
Npeakinx.
L ost in L ake C ounty .—The Lake­
branch of the business.
of last Saturday says: The Weaverville ters has managed city bakeries many the run down the rapids he had struck a
—
A
.full
stock
of
“
White,
”
“
New
rock
and
dislocated
one
of
his
shoulders.
view pa|ters of last week brought the
stage was robbed List Wednesday, about years, and understands the business ]>er-
Paisley, Monday,
Sept. 13
HAY, GRAIN ANO FLOUR
Home,” “American,” and “Peerless,”
intelligence that J. Venator, an aged
fectly.
Even
Senators
will
differ.
A
week
or
Pine Creek, Wednesday, 4 4
15
7 or 8 miles above the Tower House hav­
Constantly on hand and for sale.
Sewing Machines.
Ashland, Friday,
October 1
A stage load of Ashland gentlemen two since we published the opinion of farmer of Goose Lake valley, was lost on
ing been stopped by one man pointing a
44
Phoenix,
Saturday,
2
gun at the driver. The highwayman went down to Jacksonville last Saturday, Senator Slater that Hancock would carry the “Desert,” and in all probability had
44
HARDWARE, TIN WARE
Jacksimville, Monday,
4
FRANCO-AMERICA» HOTEL,
44
went through W. F. A Co.’s box, with­ to hear the political shaking at that New York, Indiana and Pennsylvania perished or would perish before aid
Kirbyville, Wednesday,
CUTLERY,
6
could
reach
him.
His
horse
was
found
44
surely,
and
ride
into
office
easily
with
Wilderville, Thursday,
out getting anything worth mentioning, place by Col. Larrabee and Ex-Senator
Ï
JACKSONVILLE, OBtCCA.
1
FRUIT CANS, TIN, SHEET-IRON
44
Grants Pass, Saturday,
vote» to spare, Ex-Synator Mitchell near Juniper mountain by A. W. Long,
8
and also rifled the mail, from which he Mitchell.
and COPPER WARE
44
MADAME HOLT still continues to
Canyonville, Monday*
11
who also traced the footprints of a man
probably made a good haul, as consider­
Howard McBride came up to Ashland holds a different opinion, and say« New
44
wait
upon guests at this long-eMat*
Myrtle
Creek,
Tuesday,
12
Of
all
kinds
on
hand
and
made
to
order
44
able gold dust is ship(>e*l by registered from Portland last week, and, in compa­ York will give Garfield and Arthur a for some distance, and found evidence
lished
lion**, and it» th teriniiied to
Roseburg, Wednesday,
13
that he who left the tracks had been
44
on
shortest
notice,
at
prices
that
spare
no
pains it» the endeavor to give
letters from Weaverville. The officers ny with S. C. Palmer, will go to Lake good majority.
Marshfield, Monday,
17
(4
digging
in
the
ground
in
search
of
water.
satiffsetion
to the puLliu. ViMtora
Empire
City,
Tuesday,
18
are after the robber, and it is believed he county for a tour of inspection and
The fall term of Mrs. W. I. Nichols’
Defy Competition!
44
will
at
all
times
ttnd the tables supplied
Oakland,
Saturday,
Miles
and
miles
are
frequently
traveled
23
will be captured.
music class opened Sept. 1st with the
recreation.
44
with
the
best
fere
lo le bud ia South­
Yoncalla, Monday,
Please give me a call before purchasing
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on this desert without being able to pro­
usual
full
number
of
pupils,
over
twenty
44
ern
Or*
gon.
Cottage Grove, Tuesday,
Masters W. W. Cardwell and B. B.
26
elsewhere.
Av I gly F all .—On Monday night
44
beginning with the term, while several cure a drop of water, and it was evident
for past patronage, a share
Cresswell, Wednesday,
27
"Beekman,
of
Jacksonville,
have
been
Bacon,
Lard, Wheat, Oats, Flour and all of Thankful
last VV. C. Greenman met with an acci­
to
Mr.
Long,
being
familiar
with
the
4 4
public
favor
is solicited.
Eugene
City,
Thursday,
others will be ready to join in a week or
29
kinds of produce taken in exchange
dent which resulted painfully but, fortu­ awarded scholarships in the State Uni­
peculiarities
of
that
singular
waste
of
4-4tf
MADAME HOLT,
Appointments made for 1 o’clock
two. The text books used are Lablache's
for goods.
nately, with no very serious consequences. versity, and started last week for Eugene
barren
territory,
that
the
aged
rider
had
p. M.
Vocal Method and Johnson’s Thorough
B. F. REESER,
He arose m his sleep and walked through to begin their studies.
here
allowed
his
horse
to
escape
in
an
ef
­
Bass, and any of the standard books for
Dr. Will Jackson, Dentist, of Jackson­
a window at the head of a lung stairway
fort to quench his burning thirst. From MEETING OF REPUBLICAN CAM» .ÖE* A shland , O r ., Aug. 20, 1880.
instructions on the piano and organ.
PAIG.N CLVB.
in the dwelling house of the Tolman ville, will make Ashland a professional
this point the foot-marks were followed a
Says
the
Modoc
Independent:
The
farm, where he now resides, and fell to visit on October 1st, and remain' just ten
short way, when it was discovered that
BLACKSMITH.
The members of the Republican cam­
the bottom of the stairs, receiving severe days. Those wishing dental work done railroad surveying party arrived here he had reclined in the shade of the sun- paign Club of Ashland are hereby called ALPHA CHAPTER HO. I, 0. E. S.
last Friday evening,having completed the
Will hold its stated meetings on the
MAIN STn ASHLAND, OREGON,
bruises and a painful cut upon the back should keep this in mind.
parched sage, probably to rest. From to meet at Houck’s Hall next Monday
work
of
surveying
the
route
to
the
state
First and Third Tuesday in each
of the head. The shock of the fall was
here the trace of the lost man was indis­ evening immediately after the conclusion
The Union Sabbath School of Ashland
month, at
Is now prepared to
all kind» of work
line.
They
went
up
on
the
east
side
of
so great that he remained unconscious now possesses a fine large map of Pales­
tinguishable and Mr. Long returned of Gen. Applegate's speeoh. Those Lav­
in
his
line
at
his
new shop,
Goose
lake
and
state
that
the
distance
for nearly an hour afterward, and it was tine, one of the finest we havQ ever seen.
MASONIC HALL, ASHLAND.
home. A party at once started from ing papers upon which. are inscribed the
feared that his injuries were very serious, It came as a premium for a club of sub­ from Reno to the Oregon line is 205 .8 Lakeview to search for the lost man. At
All members in good standing are in­ ON MAIN STREET. ON THE SITE OF KB OLD SJO?
names of members a(e requested to bring
Mr. Lauren, the chief sur­
but he is now able to be about again, and scribers to the Chicago interior, secured mile«.
vited to attend.
'
•
Special attention given t© Si oe ng-
veyor, tells us that work will be com­ last advices from Lakeview he had not them to the meeting. By order of the
will I k as well as eveT in a few day,.
MRS. M. E. McCALT,, W. M.
by Mrs. Ralph.
been found.
menced in a few days.
C ommittee ,
4 32 tf
J. 8. E uuaxxs , S kc .
FRIDAY
J
ASHLAND
LOCAL BREVITIES.
SEPTEMBER 10, IMO
INSURE
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Fire Insurance Co.
A. F. S quires ,
FOR 40 DAYS 1
Bargains!
Bargains! Bargains!
FOURTH
Annual Re-Union
Pioneer
Society
Merchant Tailor,
Court House Enclosure
F erree ’ s
EXPRESS LINE
IMPORTANT
BRICK FOR SALE
HARRY SMITH,
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