Valley record., April 25, 1889, Image 2

VALLEY RECORD.
KENO KEKNEUS
' E d *. V alley R k - obd :—
A letter from Mr. Smith, the Fresno
! capitalist,informs Mr. Dusenberry that
ASHLAND, O b . Tm « boat . April 25. IsKi
• the order for lumber material for the
new flour mill will be sent to the Keno
Hon. J. D. Whitman, of the state saw mill in a few «lays; also that the
horticultural board, has been making order for the building of the concern is
an official tour of the county looking in the hands of an Indianapolis build­
after fruit pests. In several orchards ing company. The mill, instead of a
he has discovered the San Jose scale. 50-barrcl one, will be of 75-lrarrel ca­
This insect is an armored scale that pacity and built with an addendum
takes bold of all fruit trees alike. Mr. suited to future extension. How is
Whitman says that nothing can that for faith in the Keno country?
be done at the present time to When the hand of your tinfe-pi ec
suppress them, «« it will require a very | [loints to the liour of capitalists’ faith
severe wash to |>enetratc them, which in the resources of your section, tli.-ii
HÂTURESpLEASaNT IAXAT1VE
al this season would be very injurious tlie time of building up is at hand.
to the foliage, etc. The proper time to There be men upon the earth who lis­
go at it is in winter when the trees are ten to the mild Irazooof yc boomer and A Pleasing Sense of Health and
dormant. There is a general willing shake their beads and say : “Verily,
Strength Renewed, and of
new among horticulturists to cooper­ be yearneth to rope us in, but we will
Ease and Comfort
ate with the commission, and Mr. not.” Anti when a great change coin-
Whitman has no fears of being able to eth over the new country, and the Follows the use of Syrup of Figs, aa it act«
completely exterminate the Han Jose flourishing thereof is like unto a green gently on tho
scale from all the few orchards that are bay tree, or a green Oregon editor, K idneys , L iver and B owels
pestered with it, as soon as winter then will the much offended boomer
7LSFÏLJV2ST3D, OIRÆEG-OlSr-
Effectually Cleansing the System when
comes. The state commission will, at shout to these men that have much
Costive or Bilious, Dispelling
the proper time, publish their plan of apprehension and little enterprise:
attack, «o that all horticulturists may , “Verily, ye are not worth the rope!”
Colds, Headaches and Fevers­
Our stock haying been Replenished with all seasonable goods, it is complete now ir^
know what will be done. I. H. Thorn-
Mesera. Earle and Moran are prepar-
and permanently curing
m , • Visalia, Cal., nurseryman, rcom-
qUajify themselves for catching
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION
all its Branches.
mends th« following comjiosition as a rfch heiresses in San Francisco. 12_.
Hav without weakening or irritating the organ«
•are remedy against the San Jose scale, ¡ng bought the privilege of fishing at
on which it acts.
red spidei and milldew: Twenty lbs. t|ie mouth of Spencer creek, where the For Salo In SAe and *1.00 Bottles by all
Leading Druggists.
of
— sulpur
—Jpur, 10 of unslackcd lime, 20 trout are running to the poles in large
MAsrncrctsD osir bt tub
gallon» water, boil briskly until thor- r majorities for the cold water candidates,
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
oughly dissolved, then slack 20 lbs. of they are catching 1000 pounds a week
,
lime, 15 lbs. salt with sufficient water anj getting 25cts. a pound for them in L ocuxhxl , K t ., F batctsco , C al Nrw
You. N. Y
to make thin paste, add all ‘‘«ether, the San FranclliCO market. They are
add water to make the whole a 60 gal-
rapjjiy gaining wealth, beauty and
Ion solution, strain through a fine wire eiegance( that before many moons
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•trainer and apply to the trees milk- these pre-requisites will be most tempt-
w>rm or wanner; use a San Jose Spray I ■ ing
•- -- bait
* ■- in ••
—> .=
•- of
-* ’Frisco.
—
the social
tide
Has purchased the late II N Anderson’s
Nozzle with a rubber instead of the , They are also catching sciatica, freckles
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i
i
rn «1
•
brass disc ; spray the trees before they i and other nice water privileges.
bloom in the spring, do it thoroughly
The San Francisco trade carried by
and it is guaranteed to lie effectual.
sea to Coos and Yaquina bays is now
Establishment, and is continuing the
cheajier transportation from same under the management of F. E. Zoell-
For tl»e benefit of people who have seeking
ner.
• fear of all public enterprises that are Ashland to this country, as an agent
of the Oregon Pacific has written to
Summer Suit« from $25 up.
a little ahead of the immediate busi­ Messrs. Ferree and Grubb, congratu­
They
just received the finest and biggest
ness requirements of the time, nre go­ lating them on the brightness of the
of new goods of the very best qual­
ing to be failures, the following ap­ prospect for their freight and passen­ lot
ity ever brought to Ashland, Nothing but
pended paragraph from the Yreka ger enterprise, inquiring concerning first class work, a perfect fit guaranteed, and
Journal will aid in stimulating a more the the price of freight carrying and prices reasonable. Give us your order and
far-reaching faith in the future. When proposing to visit Keno and vicinity. you will never regret it.
Yreka built its branch railroad a gen­ The rates on the Ager route seem to Cor Main and Granite Sts.
eral prediction went forth that it would swoop a trifle too pouncingly down
IVotice to
never pay, and even that it would upon the company’s defenseless roost.
burst the town. Time, and only a short
Miss Mary Grubb, who went to Ash­
time, proves exactly to the contrary.
"TI mj Yreka branch railroad has been land some time ago to recuperate phys­
a good laying enterprise from the ically and enjoy a visit among friends,
start, with a surplus to ex|>end in fin­ has returned looking bright and
ishing up the ladlasting, fencing and healthy. She was accompanied by her
other improvements, with a gradually cousin, Miss Ella Grubb, and her
increasing business. The directors I friend, Miss Daisy Tucker, of Ashland.
P eter the P oet .
liope soon to make a good showing to
capitalists so as to assist the people of
Antelope Anglings.
Bcott Valley and this place in securing
Millie Howlett is quite sick we are
means to extend the road to Scott sorry to state.
Valley.” _______
We arc expecting a matrimonial
The correct number of stars on the l>oom before long.
NEW THIS WEEK.
The county road will soon be open
United States Hag to-day is thirty­
from
the
desert
to
Eagle
Point.
eight, and thirty-eight it will remain
Bell’s brother and mother were I wish to inform the public that I have
until at least the fourth day of July, up Mr.
fine bred stallions (Hainbletonian and
from
Medford on a visit last week. two
Patches), tliat I will make the season of
1890. North and South Dakota, Mon
John Wiley has returned to Medford 1889 in Rogue River valley, making my
tana and Washington have not yet
after
a short visit to his relatives and stands at Ashland, Medford and Central
been admitted as States into the Union
Point and will also stop at Phoenix on my
friends.
way down and coming back. The under­
and, consequently, they are not yet en­
Mr.
Hoxie
preached
at
the
church
signed will, if addressed at either place
titled to representation on the Hag.
mentioned, come to the residence of
They .have only l»cen authorized bv last Sunday. Mr. Wood will preach above
any one wishing the use of his horses, if not
law to prepare for admission. Their next Sunday.
to far away. Any one wishing pedi­
Samples sent on application.
Country orders promptly attended to
Mr Upham who bought a farm here living
gree of horses can have them by addressing, G3*exxts €LX1<1 Boys Olottxlxi@;w
peoples have first to elect, ill April, last
summer
has
set
out
about
one
delegates toconsHtutiona) conventions.
These conventions must prepare State hundred acres in choice fruit trees.
The people have purchased the land
Constitutions, and these Constitutions which
is used for a graveyard and are
ASHLAND, OREGON.
must be submitted in October, to the
making
arrangements for fencing it
-A.ZE^E ZDJLILY-
vote of the people, and State officers soon.
After April First
elected. If the Constitutions are then
There
is
some
very
substantial
im
­
ratified by the popular vote, the Presi­
Will leave Ashland every Monday morn­
dent is required to issue a proclama­ provements going on at present. Quite ing for Medford; will be in Medford Monday
a
good
deal
of
wire
fence
is
being
built
evening
and Tuesday. In Central Point
tion announcing the fact, and then and other improvements.
- B. F. Reeser’s -
Wednesday morning. Will be in Ashland
and then only, will North and South
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
until
fur
­
D. Cingcade while down in his well ther notice.
’
[45~3in]
Dakota, Montana and Washington be­ cleaning
it out had a rockfall from the
come States of the Union. The four top and hit
liim on the head, cutting
BORN.
stars, however, will not lie added to the
Will be found the finest line of
Hag until the fourth day of July next quite a gash but not hurting him McRAE— In Ashland, April 23d, to Mr.and
succeeding, such being the provision seriously.
Mrs.
C.
O.
Mellea,
a
son.
The literary society will meet at the
of the general statutes of the United school house at present as it is more
Full Assortment always on hand, direct from the East, and
DIED.
States.
convenient for some of the members.
at Prices that defy compet ition.
Tacoma profits by every turn of the The young people are making it a CLOSE—Near Ashland, on Monday, April
A. W. Scott, the Contractor and Builder, being culled back to Portland
22<1, 1889, Thomas Henry, beloved and
tide; just as a degree of turpitude was grand success.
by
business interests, offers for sale the following projierty, which will be a
The people of our neighborhood en­ only son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Close; aged
beginning to fall over that much boom
bargain for somebody.
5
nionshs
and
3
days.
ed town, and corner lots three or four joyed themselves at an “old fashion
a mothkz ’ s grief .
Particular Attention to
times from the heart of the city were quilling bee” at Mrs. Isaac Williams’ To mark the suffering of the babe
quotable as less active, if not indeed on Monday last. There were nearly
That cannot speak its woe;
Wc call special attention
dull, an event happened in Paris that fifty there and they quilted two very To see the infant tears gush forth,
Near the Devlin Tract out on the Boulevard, less than two miles from
Yet know not why they flow;
A R eader .
electrified the sodden pulse of two con­ nice quilts.
To meet the meek uplifted eye.
Ashland. This is choice land for peaches or other fruit—such land as that
tinents and brought the name of Taco­
Eagle Point Items.
That fain would ask relief;
to C. M. HENDERSON & Which will be done in a workmanlike of the Galey Peach Orchard, which is already well kown to horticulturists
ma to the mind and thought of the
can but tell of agony—
Wm. Miller, manager of tho Butte Yet
all over the State, and which sold for $000 per acre during the last few
This is a mother’s grief.
manner and at prices that
civilised and uncivilized world. Mrs. Creek grist mill, has moved into the
days. About 4 acres cleared and ready for the plow. This will be sold,
Ferry’s mouthful of her husband’s old-l’urden house.
Through dreary days and darker nights.
CO.'S (Chicago) Red School
if applied for soon, at $100 per acre. Will be sold as a whole or in 10 ami
To trace the mark of death;
nose, has mode Tacoma a household
7 acre pieces.
To
hear
the
faint
and
frequent
sigh,
i
Strangers
are
continually
visiting
word.
quick and shortened breath;
i our thriving village. H. G. Shock has To The
House Shoe, and CHURCH,
watch the last dread strife draw near,
A constituent of Senator Mitchell j moved into our town.
And pray that struggle brief:
Full stock always on hand and made
Though all is ended at its close,
writes from Oregon for samples of the
John Ashpole, one of our leading
to order.
This
is
a
mother
’
s
grief.
BROWN & CO.’S (Boston)
At the junction of Union, Gresham and Iowa streets in the neighlior-
seeds of twenty-seven species of agri­ merchants, is sick so that he is unable
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To see in one short hour cut off,
hood of the new Reeser, Carter and Eddings residences. Price now, $550.
cultural product, and he wants all the to attend to business.
The hope of future years;
varieties, closing with a request for
ffF None but the best material used.
£SF~ Apply to R ojkt , Galey & Helm, A. T Kyle or G. F. Billings
Mrs. Marvin Woods has been staying
To feel how vain a father’s prayers,
$3 calf B. J. Shose, the best
Havana and Old Virginia tobacco seed. in Central Point under the care of Dr
How vain a mother’s tears;
In REESER’S BLOCK.
Senator Mitchell has turned the re­ L. L. Whitney, formerly of this place To think the cold grave now must close
O'er what was once the chief
ASHLAND, :::::: OREGON.
quest over to Secretary Rusk, with the
W e are still having fine showers so
made.
Of all the treasured joys of earth;
recommendation that he hike his de
This
is
a
mother
’
s
grief.
that we feel sure of enough of the pro­
partment right out to Oregon.
ductions of the soil to make everybody
Yet when the first wild throb is'past
HOUSE, SIGN AND CARRIAGE
Every pair guaranteed.
Of anguish and despair,
happy.
Concerning the fate of the prohibi­
To lift the eye of faith to Heaven,
J
The railroad ¡scorning; one old man
And think our child is there;
tion amendment to the constitution of
ROBERTS A O'NEIL,
Massachusetts, a dispatch says : Re­ has been looking out a route for it to This best can dry the gushing tears.
This yields the heart relief,
F TALENT, OREGON. HAVE 8UB-
sults this evening indicate that the run through his garden; another has
Kalsomining, Paper Hanging and
Until the Christian’s pious hope
divided their fine farm, situated J4 of a
amendment is overwhelmingly defeat­ a ¿-acre lot and he is talking of plat­
O’ercomes a mother’s grief.
%•
mile north of the town of TALENT, into
Graining.
ed. The majority in Boston against ting it and selling it by the foot.
tracts to suit purchasers, and prices accord­
Senator Cogswell informs us that the
ing to selections made. Parties in search
A shland , - - - O regon .
John Adair, one of our best citizens
it will prolmbly lie twenty thousand,
of liomes will do well to inspect these lands
and in the remainder'of the state be­ has gone to Carson City, Nev., his old S. P. Co. promised to reduce the freight
before purchasing, as it is ail A No. 1
Shop on cor. of Water and Spring
tween forty and fifty thousand. A very home,whither he was called on business. rate from Montague and Ager, if the
Streets.
■
Fruit and Grain
heavy vote was (tolled.
We regret to see him and his amiable | then contemplated wagon road was
Only a few more Choice
built to the California line, and thus
Land. The soil is mostly black loam and
wife leave our midst; but so it is.
STAR
will produce Alfalfa without irrigation.
make
it
an
object
to
our
people
to
ship
Portland is making preparation« for
John Adair has sold his lot to J. J.
For further particulars apply at the farm
celebrating the inauguration of George Fryer; o>m., $550. J. J. Fryer to J. K. their goods via that route. We hojie
A. A. BASHOR.
J4 of a mile north of town.
' (48-5m)
J. E. SMITH,
the
railroad
will
keep
its
promise,
as
Washington as president 100 years ago, Green, of Napa valley, California, 320
In this desirable location, with a frontage
in becoming style on the 30th, next acres; con., $7500. Jcspeh Davis to Montague and Ager are very’ much
of 50 feet on Alida avenue und a depth
Tuesday. All the civic and official or Harbaugh and Slinger. 160 acres, a nearer than Redding, and teamsters
It. F. HIGH, Proprietor.
of l«i0 ft. Centrally located and a beau­
could make the round trip at least ten
gsnizations have been invited to take part of the old Stowe place; $3000.
tiful view of the surrounding
TO
AM
PLEASED
TO
ANNOUNCE
days quicker than by the Redding road.
country makes these lots the
part in the procession. The railroad
_
the
public
that
I
am
still
at
the
old
stand
There is considerable excitement
most desirable and choicest
on Main street, opposite tiie Central House,
M. T. Walters started for San Fran­
fare is half rates, and militia companies I here over the (Kist office, there being
Residence Ixits in Ash­
where
any
one
wishing
work
done
in
my
in uniform go at almost nothing. The i two petitions in circulation, one in fa­ cisco yesterday morning to learn tlie
land. Prices low.
line will always find me ready to serve
celebration promises to be a grand suc­ vor of the present incumbent, F. B. truth in regard to the $20,000 offer for
Paper Hanging, Glazing, Kalsoniin- them. Shaving, 25c; Hair Ciittiug, 25c;
TERMS
EASY.
cess. The mammoth pavillion of the Inlow, which is being extensivly signed, Al Farrow by Dwyer Bros.,of Brooklyn,
Sea Foam,25c.
ing,
Wall
Tinting,
etc.
Climate
free
with
each
lot. Look at these
North Pacific Industrial Association and the other in favor of A. J. Florey, N. Y. This is the horse that made
L a DISS HAIB CUTTING A SPECIALTY.
OREGON.
GOLD HILL,
ots before buying elsewhere. Enquire of
will be thrown open to the public for our J. I’., and their respective friends the mile in 1:40, at San Jose, Cal.,
E. E. Miner on the premises.
|37tl]
SHOP—In rear of C. W. Ayers’ of­
recently, which is said to be the best
the first time, where tho celebration are at work.
fice, cor. Main street and Harga-
ever made in a race. The world’s
will conclude with a grand military
Mr. D. Cincade, who lives on the old record of 1:39J was made by Tenbroeck
Srvmenade, concert and ball. The
dine avenue.
[1-41
Fish! Fish! Fish!
► kcord acknowledges receipt of iuvi- Tinkham place, met with an accident in a race against time where his time
A
shland ,
O
regon .
Druggists.
tation and tickets from the committee. a few days ago that came near proving was taken after he was well started in !
fatal. He was working in his well ami a run. Al Farrow and Nerva and Jack
The apjiearance of 10 or 12 Chinese among the debris was a stick about 2 Brady acted badly in getting the start,
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY,
Having contracted for a supply of
at church Sunday gave somewhat feet long, and in drawing it up it while Geraldine and Mello stood pa-1
fresh fish every’ day, he will sell them
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
of a coemo|K>litan aspect to the caught on the curbing, thereby throw­ tiently waiting. Mr. Walters says
IN THE EDEN OF AMERICA.
at the lowest ;»ossible prices. Quality
town. Thebe ex-heathens belong to ing out a stone which fell about 35 there is no doubt but Al Farrow can
For information regarding prices on town lots, improved city
&
JEWELRY.
guaranteed.
Will commence to ped­
feet
striking
him
on
the
side
of
the
the Presbyterian Chinese Mission
run the mile in 1:39 under the same property or lands, address as above, enclosing stamp. Will
dle on Thursday, Jan. 31sL A portion
school in Ashland, und while they ure head, cutting a severe gash. He was conditions that Tenbroeck made his convey inquirers to their property and give them all the infor­
Main Street Corner, Ashland.
of your patronage solicited.
industrious students, they are like oth­ drawn out out covered with blood.
famous record, and that the horse will
charge.
More anon.
D ick .
er foreigners who are learning another
probably do it before the seasou closes. mation concerning the country, free of __________________________
A fine and carefully selected stock
FEE EILL
language, prone to put in some of
of tobaccos just received at the Ash­
Geo. Barron, of Ashlaud, was among —[Lakeview Examiner.
their own pigeon-toed English. In the visitors to Linkville this week.
land
grocery
store.
ADDITION
JOHN C. MORE
Hannon’s pure rubber finger shields
FRED H. ROWE,
In Ashland and surrounding country
place of calling themselves Christians,
Gen.
John
F.
Miller
and
Chas.
Arm
­
13J4 acres—Has been platted and record-
for
penholders
and
pencils.
Strength
­
established by tho undersigned physi­
they style themselves “Jesus men.” strong leave this week for Salem with
el
and
town
lots
in
the
said
addition
are
ens tlie grip on the penholder and
cians, April 10th, 1889:
When John begins a reformation he
now offered ler sale.
eases the fingers from cramp and fa­
Dav Visit in Citv................................. |2 50
goes it the whole length and not by­ a band of horses.
This tract is situated on the foothills
Night.............’
3 50 to 5 00
Mrs. Lundav, of Sprague river, who tigue. For sale at Buckhalter <fc
halves, as these almond-eyed rat-eaters
of Ashland, commanding a good view
Consultation............................................ 5 (Xi
are very handy with the billiard cue has been visiting friends in Jackson Hasty’s._____________
Prescriptions ........................................ 1 50
of the valley, and is near the main
and can smoke a cigar with the gusto of county, arrived in town Sunday and is
Ob-tetnes. and one subsequent visit 15 <X)
Miner’s Addition to Ashland is the
part
of
town.
It
is
also
set
out
and
now
visiting
her
daughter,
Mrs.
M.
D.
“
Instrumental
30 00 to 50 00
a thoroughbred American.
choicest and best located for residence
bearing this season some of the most
A shland
... O regon , ' Mileage, one dollar per iiile
Childers.—[Linkville Star.
purposes. Consult your own interests
-
-
Oregon
luscious fruits of all kinds.
Resolved that bills for medical services I e
New York sustained cne of the
Are prepared to give estimates, and presented
Water proof building papei> wrap­ and look at this property before you
within ninety (GO) days from
greatest fires that city has known for
We
are
now
fully
stocked
up
and
are
prepared
to
furnish
a
full
line
of
For
further
particulars
call
on
or
address
take
contracts.
Will
put
up
any
class
invest in outside property. Low prices.
cessation of treatment and that interest at
years Friday. Many (>eople were in­ ping paper and twine at II. S. Evans’. Easy terms. Call on the premises ior
ofc stone work desired, in a gixxl and I the rate of ten per cent ]>er annum I«
B. F. REESER,
jured and a few were killed. Large
Wright’s Iron Tonic Bitters a relia information*
substantial manner, aa l>oth are ex- added to bills after presentation
Ashland,
Oregon
.
C ha * E B eebe . M I>
elevators of the New York Central j ble tonic, appetizer and aperient. In­
(M’ricnced workmen. References giv­
Men’s cardigan jackets $1 50 up at
S T. H okgeb , M D
railroad, lard refineries, dock property, vigorates the digestive organs and pre­
en
where
required.
J ohn S P akhom . M D
If you want your piano or organ
*
etc., were destroyed. The loss was vents dispepsia. Sold by T. K. Bolton. O. II. Blount’s.
J B. N ewman , M D.
Residence—-Cor. Union A Allison St.
tunned
by
a
first
class
workman
leave
over $3,000,000.
H. S. Evans contracts for painting,
word with E. B. Hunsaker.
x
Bargains in millinery and fancy
Men’s heavy lined duck ulsters,only
Candies, nuts and other confection­
At lowest prices. Also any special sizes cut. Cedar also furnished.
papering, etc.
35
Ball (Kiinted (tens for sale at Burck- goods at Mrs. Boynton’s. Eggs taken
Boys Ixjots fl 50 pair at Blount’s. ' $3 011 at O. H. Blount’s.
x
ery at Wexler’s U. 8. bakery.
*
Bills
figured
ou
and
cut
to
order
on
short
notice.
All
kinds
of
oils
at
H.
8.
Evans
’
,
x
iu exchange fur goods.
Ualter & Hasty’s.
Don’t Fail to Read This,
It is to Your Interest
You can Save Money by purchasing from
C. H. L uderman s .
BROS
MORAL
t.
Received direct from the fac
tory a full line of Ladies fine
DRY and FANCY GOODS,
French kids, hand turned and hand
LADIES and CHILDRENS STRAW HATS,
D. L. BEEVER welts, all sizes and all widths.
MENS and BOYS CLOTHING,
Merchant Tailoring
Also full line of Newhall & sons
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CABPETS and WINDOW SHADES.
solid school shoe, every pair warrant
ed not to rip; in all sizes and widths
Horsemen and Breeders
Being connected with a large store in California
we get all goods from first hands and can save you
from 15 to 20 per cent on all your purchases.
We are constantly receiving new goods and can
fill any order promptly.
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
MORAL BROS
NEW SPRING GOODS!
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
N. C. BOYNTON,
Hats, Caps, etc.
And will be sold at our well known
LOW PRICES.
NEW TIN SHOP
TWO CHOICE PIECES OF
REAL ESTATE
Hardware, Tin,
Sheet-Iron and
Copperware
At a Bargain
SEVENTEEN ACRES OF LAND
JOB WORK,
DEFY COMPETITION.
Two Choice City Lots
L. A. TENNERY,
Land for Sale!
PAINTER,
O
McCALL
J.
SMITH & BASHOR,
P. GRADY,
Real Estats Apitsl
PAINTER
I
P. H. DONOGHUE
Procure a Home
B. F. REESER’S
Highland Park
ROWE & MORE,
LUMBER!
-ZVsliablxicl,
-
Dressed and Finishing Lumber,
Rustic, Flooring, etc.
RESIDENCE LOTS
CHITWOOD BROS.
Improved Farms, Fruit and Wild
Lands, for Sale at Low Prices.
Agents for the Townsite of GOId Hill.
Barber Shop,
Ferguson | Foor,
Stone Masons