AVlICS.Aa eerllfteali of publication
ttlil Ik feet are paid. H'X
shall ma KKJtro uHriA ribJMioM
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'male the li f enpiratioH of inscription.
Jfonoa. Simple announcements of births, mar-
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Ol itusry notices will be charged fur at the rote of It
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We assuma no responsibility for views expresaod
bf oorrenpouuenia.
Single oopies of Die Odabd, In wrappers fur null
CITY AND COUNTY,
The Death of S. Ellsworth.
' Upon the opeoiug o( the Circuit Court for
the present term, Judge V alton presented
the resolutions published elsewhere as a trib
ute of respect to the memory of S. Ellsworth,
deceased, and moved that they be spread up
on the records of the Court; that the Clerk
furnish a copy to each of the city papers for
publication, and that a copy be also 'sent to
'the family of the deceased properly attested
'which motion was seconded by District At
torney Fitch. After eloquent and eppropri
:ate remarks by Messrs. Walton, Thompson,
Dorris, Filch, Brown and Chenoweth, Judge
Burnett In response said :
Gentlemen, of the Bar:
I fully concur in the sentiment expressed
in your resolutions. The deceased was a
prominent member of the bar of this county
and State; he was a lawyer 'of fine ability,
successful in his practice and genial in bis
profession. He was stricken down by dis
'ease in the prime of life and full vigor of
manhood, and after suffering but a lew days
paid the penalty of existence, and death
'claimed aootner memoer ot our proiession
'from among the number who have been
known and respected in this county, and
who have so often delighted and instructed
those who had the pleasure of listening to
'their eloquent voices within this room, and
the name of Ellsworth is added lo that of
Stratton, German, Thayer and others of our
brethren who have gone bofore. The death
of our brother has suggested to my mind the
following beautiful seutiment, the production
of one of tbe gifted sons of earth who is him
'self now ooe of the pale sleepers :
"The fiat of nature is inexorable. There
is no appeal from the great luws which doom
us to dust. We flourish and fade as tbe
leaves of tbe forest, and the flowers that
'bloom and wither in a day have no frailer
hold upon life than the miglitvst monarch
'that ever shook tbe earth with his footsteps.
Generations of men will appear and disup--pearasthe
grass, aud the 'multitude that
throngs tbe earth to-day will disappear as
the foot prints on tbe shore. Men seldom
'think of tbe great event of death till the
shadow falls across their pathway, hiding
from their eyes the faces of loved ones whose
living smile was the sunlight of their exist
ence. Death is the antagonist of life, and
the cold thought of the tomb is the skeleton
of all feasts. We do not want to go through
'the dark valley; although the pt sauce may
4ead to paradise we do not want to lay down
in the damp grave, even with princes for
'bedfellows."
In the beautiful drama of Ion, the hope
of immortality so eloquently ottered by the
'death devoted Greek finds a deep response
"in every thoughtful soul. When abont to
' yield bis young existence as a sacrifice to
fate, his Clemantha afk a if they slioald wet
again, to which he replies "I have linked
that dreadful question of the hills that look
'eternal ; of the clear streams that flow for
ever; of the stars among whose fields of
-azure my raised spirits have wulked in glory.
All were dumb; but upou the living lace i
feel there is something in the love that man
' ties through its beauty that cannot wholly
By this event we should be admonished
of the uncertainty of life, and so conduct
-oursolves in every relation that when the
summons comes to us we will be prepared to
obey it with an assurance of a rjloriuua
immortality.
Tbe motion will be granted, and as a fur
ther mark of respect the Court will now ad
journ until to-morrow morning nt 9 o'clock.
Wn? is. It? One of tbe things we have
'never heard satisfactorily explained is this:
That when an erroneous statement is made
boot any person or his business by any
newspaper, the aggrieved person invariably
makes bis denial or explanation through
some other paper. Why not do it through
the same channel that has made the error?
The Guard is always open to any ooe to
correct any false impression it may create,
'and do editor unless he be hide-bound to an
Inordinate degree will deny such privilege.
There are no two papers whose subscription
Cists are anything like identical and it can
benefit no one in any degree to make a de
nial of something which the people he ad
'dresses never before heard of, while tbe very
'ones he seeks to address go on in ignorance
of bis explanation. Here is W. L Lemon
of Junction City on his ear because of a false
Statement appearing in the Gcard of March
$510, and he rushes off to a Portland paper,
which has perhaps 25 names on its books
which are on ours, to correct it. The item
was as follows :
Mr. John Lomon. of Junction has sus
pended payment. Mr. Lemon was proprie
tor of tbe exteosive warehouse and elevator
t that place, and there are claims against
him for wheat stored with him to the amount
of about 916,000, and none now in the
warehouse.
To which Mr. Lemon, this is Wra. M.
Lemon, recollect, adds :
This is false. Instead of falling short
$16,000, it is only $10.000 ; and instead of
payment being sasfiended, property bus been
turned over to satisfy all indebtedness. Be
sides, the warehouse was Cot owned by John
Lemon as represented.
We cheerfully give Mr. Lemon Wm. M.
-the benefit of his correction, and suggest
to all that wheo any newspaper makes any
mistake concerning any matter of public in
terest it is always(reedy or should be always
tsady to correct iL There are perhaps
some who might refuse, but they are tbe
black sheep of tbe flock.
IlAiTKanxa Machism. Maibew Wallis
ha keen appointed agent for Lane county
for McCormick's Harvesting Machine. See
advertisement.
Cocscn. Msxtixo. The Lane County
xToaineu CaaocP., P. of H, will meet in Eo
gse City at 10 o'clock a- x , on the 2d
Tteeday in May, proximo.
Lane County iVtuocratlo Convention
The Democratio County Convention was
called to order last Saturday morniug at 11
o'clock by T. G. Hendricks.
On motion J. E. P. Withers was elected
temporary chairman and G; J. Buys aud T.
G. Hendricka Secretaries.
Ou motion a committee of three, consist
iugof Messrs. Watts, Ouzan aud Yates,
was appointed on Credentials.
On motion a committee of three consist-
ing of Messrs. Mays, Milliorn and Hedloid
was appointed on Order of Business and
Permanent Organizition.
On motion the contention adjourned till
1 o'clock P. M. I
AfTEhKOOX "EESSIOtf.
Convention met pursuant lo adjournment
The committee'oh credentials submitted a
report showkig tbe following person's enti
tied to seats as delegates in tbe convention
Sprinefield-A. D. Burton, J. E. P
Withers, Garrett Bogart.
Coast Fork R. M. Veotch.John 'Coo
ley, Silas Browo aud Robert Cochrane.
Siuslaw T. Jones, Alex. Thompson, Jus
A. Hayes.
North Eueene Jos. McClaren, J. V.
rates, 'John Brown, J.t. Day.
South Eueene G. W. Roberts. N. L.
Straojre. Jno. Bailey, G. J. Btiys, $a. Gear-
Dart, J as. Ugle, I . G. Hendricks.
Lost Valley D. S. ITunsuker and Joseph
fatter.
Willamette .1 E. Holt, F. G. tatighn
and Wm. 41. bogart.
Creswell A. J. Goodman, J. P. Curran
and E. P. Redlord.
Oamp Creek Geo
R. Hammersley and
Scntt Osbhrn.
Long Tom E. Mays and J. B. Ferguson.
Richardson John W. Richardson, J. F
Kirk and C. T. Hale.
Pleasant Hill J. G. Mitchell, A. J. Cm
zan and J. C. Whiteake'r.
Lancaster T. A. Milliorn, F. A. Watts,
Wm. Lee aud I. Senders.
The committee further reported no dele
gates present from Mokawk, Full Crvek and
Hazel Dell, and recommended that in case of
the absence of any delegate that those pres
ent from such precinct cast the vole ol such
absentee. Tbe report was adopted
On motion Jus. Sanfnrd was udmitted as
delegate to represent Hazel Dell.
The'coimiiittee on Order of Business and
Permanent Organization submitted a report
ecommending that the present officers be de
clared permanent officers of tbe convention,
and the following as tbe order of busiuess :
1st, the election of 7 delegates to the
State Convention ; 2d, the nomination of a
candidate for Slate Senator-; 3d, 4 Repre
sentatives , 4th, 2 couuty coiiiimssiuuens
th, -Comity clerk; 6th, sheriff; 7'h, tresurer;
8th. assessor; 9th, (cbooi eaperintHudeiii;
10th. surveyor; Uth, ooroner; 12tb, scree
tion of central committee.
The Teport was adopted.
E. P. Redftrrd and J. C. Yates were ap
pointed tellers and the convention proceeded
to the election of 7 delegates to the State
Convention, with the following result :
R. B. Hayes. 1. X. f'indextcr, John
Whiteuker, J. E. P. Withers, R. B. Ooch-
ran, T. A. Milliron aud H. O. Veut h
Under a suspension ol the rules Jhn
Whiteaker was nominated for Slate Senator
by acclamation.
Repmentatives First ballot, A. O. Bur-
on 44, A. J. Cretan 29, R. B. Hayes 47,
H. C. Veatch 19, Watts 11, Pitzer U, II.
Ward 5, J. A. Musterson 13. E. P. Red-
lord !5, B. F. Dorris 1. The Irst three
were declared nominuted. Before proceed
ing to the second ballot all the names were
withdrawn except Rfdford and Veatch, and
the vote stood. Bedford 25, Veatch 23.
Red ford was declared nominated.
Com'y Commissioners F'inl ballot. J. E.
Holt 37, C. T. Halo 37, Jus. Matlock 7,
Wm. Mnslerson 6, Geo. Rinehart 6. Holt
and Hale were declared nominated.
Clerk-3. P. Curran 27, G. J. Bnys 19-.
Curran declared nominated.
Sheriff John Stewart 33, W. A. Kirk
15. Stewart declared the nominee.
TreniurerJ. G. Day by acclamation.
Awetsor G. W. Kinsey 19, D. S. Han
sakes 13, HammTsly 13,Doak I. No choice.
Second ballot, Kinsey 29, Hunsaker 17.
llammersly 3. Kinsey declared nominated.
School Stiperinltndenl3. C. Bolan 26, 1.
Sheets 24. Bolan declared Dominated.
Surveyor llammersly by acclamation.
Coroner Dr. Owsly was nominated iy ac
clamation. T. A. Milliron, R. M. Veatch and T. G.
Hendricks were chosen is a Central Com
mittee. On motion tbe convention adjourned tint
die.
Steamer Comiso. Tbe steamer City of
Salom, U. B. Scott, Master, and Z. J. Hatch,
purser, is announced to leave Portland for
Eugeoe to-day, being due here next Monday,
and to leave on Tuesday morning at 8
o'clock. The Odd Fellows of Harnsbnrg,
Corvallis and other towns on the river have
made arrangements for an excursion on tbe
Salem to Peora on the 26th inst., the anni
versary of the iosiitutioo of the order, and
passengers fom this piece by buying an ex
cursion ticket from Harrisburg will be
charged nothing from Eugene to Harrisburg.
Resolution on tbe Death ot Stnkely
El I worth.
Wrxrias, It bus pleased an Alwise Prov
hlence to remove from our midst Hon.
ilukely Ellsworth ; there 'ore be it
Retoloed, That by Ihe death of our worthy
brother, Slukely Ellsworth, the Bar baa lost
one of its ablet and bngh'eat ornaments,
and society one of its Bitot exemplary mem
bers, and his family a kind and affectionate
father-.
Resoh fJ. That we hereby tender our ym-patbK-a
to bis family in this boor of their
great bereavement
Retolvtil, That those resolutions be spread
at larue unoo the minutes of tbe Court, and
that a copy of the same be forwarded to bis
family under tw seal ol tnia t-ourt.
J. J Walto. J
J. M. Thoxfkox,
i' G. B. Downs.
HUSH.
Temperance primaries to-day.
Jndge Cbenoweth weut home yesterday,
Gov. Whiteaker was in town on Thurs
day.
A. Noltncr of (he Standard was in town
last Wedoesday.
Judge Burnett will probably not go home
until uexi week-.
L Ackerman was in town during tbe early
part or ''he week.
MiA Sallie White returned from Califor
nia on 'tbe bet -steamer.
Gov. D.'P. Thompson of Idaho cams up
ou the train Thersday.
Republican county convention for tbe
nomination ot a county ticket next Satur
day.
Geo. R. Helm and R. S. Strahan of Al
bany hove been in towu this week attending
Utrcuit Court.
Hon. U. II. Gilfrv delivered his lectnre,
"Tombs of Buried Cities," at Salem last
I uesiiuy evening.
Mrs. A. L Meeks of Junction City 'de
livered a lecture on temperance- at Altany
on Tuesday eveniog.
Wm. Masterson, Esq.., has returned from
Soda Springs, Linn county, where bo has
been spending the winter.
The S. F. Alta is exercised to know what
is going to be done with Dom Pedro. Lead
big trumps Sad catch him.
P. R. Burnett will preach at tbe Christian
Church oil Sunday at 11 a- h. and 7 r m.
Sutij-ct for tbe morning discourse, "What
Shall 1 do to be Saved ?"
Mr. J. C. Fereus3on, the well-known
Scotch lecturer and vocalist wus announced
for an entertainment at Lane's Hall last
I'uesday evening. He had only a $16 'hofcse
and bis expenses for hall and license would
have been SIS. ao he concluded not to show.
Canal Talk. 1 he Cultivator o! thiiwctk
lays the farmers of this county are now agi
tating the question of constructing a canal
from Eugene City, vnt tlie Spencer Butte
Swale, to Junction City, which, when done,
will drain and greatly enhance the value of
the lauds in this vicinity, and at the same
lime give the tanners cheaper transportation
for their grain and an excellent water power
for milling purposes. Judging by the enter
prise of the men who are taking this mutter
in band, and the desirability of its early ac
complishment, we doubt not that while it is
said that "the Grangers of California have
built a railroad," it may ba said in the near
future that tbe Patrons of Oregon are navi
gating a canal of their own can ti acting.
Keport of the Grand Jury,
To Hi Hon , John Burnett, Judge :
We, your Grand Jury for the April term,
1876,respectlHlly submit the fullowing as
our report ?
1 That after due diligence and inquiry,
we hnd there is no sufficient evidence to
warrant ns in finding any indictments en
dors -d a "True Bill."
2 That have examined tnto the on-
ition and management of the offices per
taining to the courts of justice ; also the
management of the financial affairs of the
county, and End that in all respects the offi
cers have been efficient and their duties per
formed laithfully.
3. That we nave examined the public
buildings and find them kpt in good order.
We find the stove and stove pipe in the
northwest room on the first floor ol the
court house to be unsafe.
We would also recommend that the Court
nnse receive a new coal of pain..
Upon examining tbe safe in the County
'reasurer's office we would rwomniend that
more substantial safe be procured in which
to keep the fu nds of the county, as we deem
the one now in use entirely insecure.
1 iiKSLKY (JOMKUYS, l oreniBn;
Court Docket.
The following is the list of cases dis posed
of np to the time of going to press t
Slate of Oregon v ft G Foley, giving liquor to
Indians : continued.
Same vs Harry Brown, Urceny J continued.
Same vi Jus Bradford, laceny , continued.
Barneys L9wis Ugs, assault with a deadly
weapon ( set a true hill.
Same John H trp-le, ripe ; not a true bill.
S'me vn J Q A BroWft, larceny eorttinuid.
McCully St Church v B Chichester, fureolooure;
Judgment foi plaintiff.
Winifred Mjrray ti Mary Aaa Murrayt action
to recover real ci.a'-e ; continued.
Thomas Murray v Mary Ana Murray et si; ao-
tlon to recover real estate ; judgment for defeiil -
ant.
A A KcCally and C P Church v A t Chicuei-
chester, foreclowire; j-idolent for pUiotifla
C W l"un2, u UB Biker, John Wilson end
Wm Watson; motion fur reave tc issue an emo
tion ; leave granted.
F B. Sunn va James F Bowdca, foreclosure;
dis missed at plaintiffs cost.
W J J (cott va A McDermltt, foreclosure; judg
ment for plaiotir?.
Henry Maxwell v H B Whitbetk, foreclosure;
judgment for plaintiff.
O A C B B v James O Hughes et al; actloa to
recover real estate; Judgment for plaintiff.
Sam (Jeer vi B H Hazletoa; actloa to recover
money; judgment for plaintiff.
Chas Guoduoujth nln M jore, action on bond ;
continued.
(1 W Evaai and Frances E Patterson vs E W
Rhea, to recover real estatet continued.
L Thanhanwr nOO and Mary Smith; foreclos
ure; Jn-lgmeut for plaint iff.
L Thaohauser ts P f Blair; to recover money;
jni?ment for plaintiff.
VT L Leinoa vs A Meek; to recover roooer
judgment for plaintiff.
A Valuable Work Mr. J. Henry
Brown, of Salem, Secrelar'of the Oiegon
Pioneer Association, baa tent ot a copy of a
neatly printed pamphlet containing tbe trans
actions of the third reunion of tbe aaaocia
tion, beld at tbe State fair ground on ibe
15tbof June, 1875. The pamplet contains 83
pages, and in addition to tbe proceedings,
baa tbe annual addreu delivered by Hon.
Matthew P. Deady, together with tbe ad
ireue of Hon. J. W. Neamith, George P.
Holman. Kan- and the addreaa of ex-lior-
eroor George
L. Carrj, dtliere4 t
Pioneer rtaniou beld at Bottevill. Novern-
her 11. 1573; .!. biographical .ketch of
Col. Jot". L. Meek and Capt. I. N. Englieb .
, Dam Broken. The high water of last
week carried away a portion of J. B. t"n
a.-rwood & to.'s dam at the head of the
race. It will probably take about a week
to repair tbe break.
For Male.
830 acres of land: an excellent stock
ranch ; over 100 acres good plow land, will
ha l.l k L " F
vviu iuotu, enquire 01
J. A. Wintir, Photographer.
Steinheiser is still receiving veeetablei
etc. A fresh lot to-dsv.
The Way to Tefl 1ft.
Cbsswbm., April 18tb, 1876.
TOTBlEDTOlOrTHSOUAIlD:
lu your Issue of Match 18th you publish
an article in which great iujustiee is done
the Oood Templars of this piece. Your in
formant certainly only told bis side of Ihe
story, and as there are always two si J s to
a story, I will endeavor to truthfully give
the other side :
About a yeur ago a certain Doctor came
to this place and-started a drag store, or in
other words, a saloon, for such it proved to
be, as it was not lotig after the drugs arrived
until we lonnd some of our citizens were
exceedingly fond of medicine, and that it
bad a very peculiar effact on them, in fact
they acted very much as if they were drunk.
This the lodge felt it their duty to investi
gate, and accordingly a committee was ap
pointed to wait ipon the Doctor aud a-k
that bo discontinue to sell intoxicating be'-
eruges to our til liens. Upon this suld-'ct !
I... . r..,.J . .! ..;.. t .
un niiusnu v pun any saueiuciion wnal
ever. Accordingly the Good Templars felt
it to De their auty to puss resolutions with
holding tbeir patronage from said Doctor in
any way. This was done with the strongest
convictions of duty and Self protection and
not through any ill will to any one. As re
gards the gentleman who walked to Eueene
for a pint or alcohol, he had pledged himself
not to encourage in any way the sale ol in
tuxicntini; liquors ns a beverage, then-lore
he woulil not sacrifice Ins principles in order
to save hi'iiSfll a ten mile walk. Are there
rfitny who would thus stand by their princi
plesf THVre We, the trumpet notes of
rernrm would imt only De snnnaed but wou'd
became the principle of ufl our actions.
Subsequently, however, the resolutions were
disregarded by a number of the lodge and
the Doctor patronized. Some of our mem
bers were then in favor of rescinding the res
olution, but this some felt would have a more
demoralizing eilect than it there had never
been any action taken whatever ; conse
quently, in order to make the liquor influ
ence as weak as possible the five dollars hue
was attached lor any violation of said reso-
Ulluns. (JRKPWKI.L UOOD lEMr-LAB.
Florence sewing machines a variety of
styles and prices, fur sale by D. B. Gray at
Ellsworth's Drug Store.
Wm. Preston lias just received from San
Francisco a complete stock of goodx in his
line, ami horsemxn will find many uselul ar
ticles not teretofure brought hero.
If you Want a good pair of gloves, go to
Wm. Preston, agency for tbe San Jose
glove manufactory.
Farm for Sai.k A good farm for sale
on easy terms, within two miles of Cres
well ; ooO acres of land, all fenced, -good
house on the sams and 4lX) ttcres tun be
cultivated. If yon want a burgain cull and
see J. J. Walton, Jr.
Buy your wall paper already trimmed at
F. . Dunn's.
BISINKSS NOTIC1CS.
Agency for Wkdbkr, Comcte Ckm,
Siikras & Hydk and other varieties ol
Pianos Standard Organs, and general
musicat merchandise I). B. (J ray, at Ells-
worth? Drug Store.
Settlement Wanted.
Having disposed of the St. Charles Ilotel,
this is to notify all persons having claims
Azainst nie to present tbem to J. J. Walton,
Jr., for payment. All persons indebted to
me Kill find their accounts in bis bands lor
collection, nd Ihey tnust be paid immedi
ately, viuk lsakkr.
Hetall Produce end Provision Market.
The followuifr are retailers' prices :
FL0UR-fbW ' 00 I4 60.
COUV MEAL -Oi.tfton ((round, In bulk it.
WHEAT -Itwit white Mo..
OATS' SfMK l(biialiel.
HKAJrt Itftall, 63.
BUTTKR-rteah Mils, iTn.
CUKKKKCoaU Itica, Tjc; Rio, 19; Java, S3.
ground, 37.
UH r.Kisr; iirejron. 0.
CANPLKS j box H 004 SO.
F.liiiS IS c.
FOTATORH-iperhnshel.ll.
BACON Hides, 121';; Hama, 121 15cj Bhoul-
dcr.Bf(ilOc
CHIHiiKNS f J 50 ( 13 on per lzen.
riHH Salmnn. chnive.hf bills. 17: M9 kits.
IV. hellifa, 25 ft kits, It 60 ; mackerel, $ kit, $6;
codlMi, coast, 16c.
LAUD Tina, IfifC"! hnlk, io.
SUtiAR-S. F It. l!o; Island 10licj crush
ed, IHn; p'-wdered, 20c.
8ALT-lrman Inland W 100 75; Bay
tl )5: Liverpool Dairv. 13; eosre Liverpool, $2.
TKA -Clmire Utwn f t 50 n; Japan lit.
HYIIIiPtleavv Uoldi n. li W) U kc-E.
OILS. -Defoe's coal. ,Sr.: Linseed, boiled. $2;
Phim Vnt. 12.
CANNED ;00I8Utr, w, Msromes 3;
vssrt(?d Jelllts, C'ilc; Urn Corn,60c; feachta
60c; Tomatoes, 370
HARDWARE, IRON and STEEL,
Hubs, Spoken, Kim,
Oak Ash and Hickory Plank.
NOKTIIUl'P 4c TIIO.TIPSO,
POHTLASD,
OIlEaON.
Jsnklm
J, Kl LLTJGSWOKTH & 03T,
STAR BAKERY,
On Ninth Street,
ITEEP constantly n band, fresh
Suirar. Tibvxn k Clears. Peaches,
Oiffoe, CainM (iooos, Plams,
Byrop, Cheese, Powder,
iJosb. fjurcb, Pepper,
tiardlnes, bait, Candies,
Corsmral, Csndlea,
NuU, Lard, floor,
Etc., Ete.
ALSO
Brtad, Cikfi, Tin, Fruiti ind Tfjf aWn.
forawb. Tbukiul for pwtffun wt toiicitacoiv
tjnoance of tbe same,
1
sad will sstiy e-ir msiomeit is r(rrd to prses.
HAS JUST OPENED FOB THE BPBIJJtl AND BUMMEB TRADE
Tho Largest Stofck of Goodd
EVEB BROUGHT TO EUGENE.
OUR STOCK OTK , ,
CLOTHING
ha been largely Increased and we can show a
usnusome a line of ready made goods In
MEN'8 AND BOYS
Business and Dress Suits,
Aa can be found In the county, and as prices that
cannot fail to salial
iiy.
OUR . , ;
ORESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
'llh a splendid assort e all tbe
and fashionable iba M goods.
Empress Cloths,
. and
American Dress
Goods.
Plaid, Plain and Opera Flannels of all colon.
Bleached & Unbleached Cotttfft Flan
nels.
Ladios' and Gents' Underwear,
SHAWLS and SCARFS;
8f
Robinson & Church,
DEALERS IX . ,
S1IELKUIEAYY HARDWARE
HAVE TUB
Selected Stock in
CALLISGU & 0SBURN
KE OFFERING TO THE PUBLIC,
Sugars, Tens, Cofl'ee. -Canned Goods.
Tolmcco ifc Cigars, Glass fc QueeiiB-
ware, ood and VVillowwarp,
DHEAD, CAKES AND PIES,
And ln faut everythlnir usiiall' kept In a first clans
(irocery More or Btkery at BEDllOCK PB1CK8
for cash or ready py. Patlnfaotlnn guaranteed.
fiooda delivered o any part or the city free of
charge.
Brick Store, cor. Willamette & Eighth Sis,,
EUGENE CITY.
A.V. PETERS & CO.,
Are now fn receipt of a vory large stock of
!YEW" SPUING GOODS.
Selected Tilth much oars from the lsi-grat and beat
Importing houses In Ban Frsnoinoo.
Our Stock or
t)RESS GOObfe
la nnu.unlly Xnti knit atti-ftcttvs, and eompriMi tin
vory latest Stylus anil noveltiM, sua of ail (rsios
nd price, ii mto raeot th. view of all.
WHITE. GOODS.
A large snortmont of Bilurlnga and lDert!if, aew
ana oesuiuui paiierns.
STABLE GOODS.
Alanre.tcKikof PlwM-hwl Jftiirtitu sna Ianeni,
Tahl I.inem, Towclinwi aud Hosiery; ComeU,
Ilandteroluefa, Lacs ana Uhon Collar u ul gnuiis.
Wfi WtU PATTte HIGHEST MARKET FSICB
In oaah for suy number of pounds 01
GOOD MfcRUHANTABLK WOOL
COllKTRY PRObtiCE
Of rry description wanted, for whlchlwe will psy
tbe kigbest market pries.
A. V. PETERS k CO.
HOstfHIH U .nd UTtsl mat HABITS spstdn
Ur cured; piinkM, no publicity, horn and without
inconvenience. An antidote that MVkh on its penis.
Send sumps for particulars. Dit CAJtXtON, iJ
Wathuigtoa Sorct, Chicago, 111.
UARRIAGEs5S
ofUM Miu&J .TiLrm, iU .InJKK
tu., Intel dlKovrrin In th.
arifmm uf mmMluctloa I bowls
b thilt h.upr in UH ii,tt11 relatMjn. Mtliiod
youtif'aiidrniaill. Mt'4, thuuH mut ana btm. Hill
cduUum Information, whr-h no on. csn atford to M wttn
out I on how lo pmem tn hMUth, and cumplnloa, and
(Into aulM ebiok. th tralinei. ot touuii ui. or i4
Snlr tru. Mirrt. lluld. In UK world. Prin Waraw
brM.II. TIN author mmy b. eowulted penponallrorhy
isil oa anr of tha.uMrrU imntkniKUii hMwark-AiMmS
Pt. A. a. OLUTi i7 W aalusalMi at, CUweu, 1U.
EAKRIAGE;
un. BOHAirwairw
Marrlu. OuidouacMf
all In. iiMiiii.ittv. afr 'Uid
know On Cuurtahlp, Mar
rlifa. tho Phraiuloeical
Mylert and HOTclitlimi
ot lh.wsu.1 wann, FhU
GUIDE
AND
BOOKofSECRETSSS
ffirlr A9x& trvd mn. TnH am il iVItsi l)i4f , fui I
ti(.ikvingtrnircuwi, tytnptoint tnd mftut to rurr A
i U only rwmllfKiftrtfflc wiirltrtf the httd tver p-ibltib
d, oonuini nrtrir 3KJ pMBnd taeumpJat In frrry rt.
prct Iknt by Mlf srutt-ly Mle-d on rrript ollVfUi AtU
6rrM, Irr C. A. B-'IIArtMAN 11 Nrti Jf lAJl K-
S250
A MOWTJt-A rents wan'od rrv-
wliero. HualneM honowtls sna nr.!
clasa. Prilrnlrwntrr. Ad'lreis
Central Market.
Wm Kcnshavr, Fropneior.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY . OH
HAND
Pitrstr BFEF. . ..' .
POKK, MUTTO. .
TEAL, CII1CHEN.4,
CURED MEATS, -
ETC., ETC.
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON?
AND
DRUGGIST.
OSes oa esst side Willamette street, sear eor
oer ol 7tb, adjoining- bw office of i. V. Brown.
KpeisJ attention paid to diseasse of the Laura,
and all mh ol ekrook dutse.
Rrrissca-ttrfs lo practice led attention
to tuniiei".
OPIUM
WOOL BtANKETS;
All Colors. k. , I
Trunks and Traveling Satchels.
HATS & CAPS,
In the leading Styles.
OIL CLOTHS, for Floor and Table oat..
BOOTS & SHOES;
We would call special attention to our stock
Mens' and Boys' San FraiiciscoBoots,
Whicr we bave sold for a 'hqinta f yaara-i
with great salUfaotlou. 'Every pair warranted.
A'cotipletestdck of i '
H A3E15DAV ARE ! .
Plovvt. anil Farthing Utensils;
CnOI'CS TEA8. CANNED (JOODS.
. - and all choice . ' ' .,
FAMILY GKOCEKIES
( f. (l aKtAIHinuiUkl iuw natc y f " .
LIVERPOOL AND CARMEN ISLAND SALT.
richest price for all., kinds of produce and
vooi:. -
If. FRIENDLY. -
!TAVI4 KOK HAr.tt
fl AT THE LOWEST
RATES
Iron, 8teel,
Axes, '
Anvil, i -.i;;.
CaU Chains,
Nails,
Hope,
Ola,
. . Puttt,
TaWe A Pocket Cutlery
tiuaa. Pistols,- i
Ammunition,
Agilcoltwal r
,'.t Implement
Blastiti Powder,
Fishing Tarkle,
Etc Ete. i
We Invite an exami
nation of our goods
lonfldent onr prices
will suit tbe Vnes.
Oregon
0?.f ?0N STONE WARE for
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