THE EKEKE CJTT GUARD.
ATUKDAY, JltTS K 1670.
EUGENEGITV, OREGON.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Congress :
I F LANE,
" Of Doogla County.
, r For Presidential Elector! ;
HENRY KLIPPEIi, oi Jackson.
B. A. CRONIN, of Multnomah. '
W. B.XASWELL, of Grant.
i TttsClaelnaatl Cos.eaUoak
Tbe Republican National Convert'
lion which met in Cincinnati on the
14th inst. nominated lor President on
lbs seventh'ballot, lion. R. B. Hayes,
wrtsent Governor of Ohio. The an-
a
nouncement of the nomination was
a shock to the' Republican party, all
over the land. Republicans expcoted
nothing else than that Railroad Bond
Blaine of Maine would secure- that
high honor without any great opposi
liofl. But it will be found one of
those disappointments from which re
oovery is rapid and complete, and the
party will work none tho los hard to
secure tbe election of Hayes than it
would have done to elect Blaine.
They may shout less, porbaps, and yot
it is probable tbey can work up the
same enthusiasm for the one that
would have come spontaneously for
the other. It docs not require great
effort to excite enthusiasm in tho Re
publican party; principles ha J less to
do with tbe cleotioii of Lincoln for
bis first term than did torch light pro
cessions and "wido awake" capes.
jur. uayes nawvd oi vuio, ami
it 54 years of age. lie practiced law
in Cincinnati op to 1861, when he be-
came Major of the 23d Ohio Regi-
dent, ol which W. S. Roiecrans was
Colnni.1. In 18G3 Havoe bocama Col-
onol of bis regiment, and waa made a
Brigadier General in 1804. In that
year ho was elected to Congress, and
strain in 18C6, Before this term had
expired he was nominated for Gover-
. nor of Ohio, and was elootod over A
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uoveruor, uouerai wsUrua
tbe yemooratio nominoe. uoseorans
declined to aoocpt the nomination,
and Geo. II.- Pendleton beoame his
opponent, over whom be waa clcoted
bw 8.000 ma.oritr. Last vear ha waa
again nominated and defeated the old
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war uurav viiuu.
j Mr. Wbooler, tbe nominee lor Vice
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r,ucuv, .. . w umrvi vui.8.M
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aatneauinoroitne wncoior oompro-
tnise. , '
While the tickot is really atronger
than it would have been with Blaine
at its bead we do not apprehend that,
with a sound man for a candidate,
there ta any doubt that tbe Democrat-
i3 party will elect tho next President,
Re Hetrenchaneat.
; Too Sao Fraoouoo Alta hat a tolo-
gram from Washington headed "A
message from the Presidoni urging
the Confederates not to, block the
wheels of gOTernment.n It should j
bare read. "A messaee from tbe Pres-
Went threatening to 'male the e
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try sick oi uemoorauo reiorm.-"
1 a T .s a at I
Shall wa aunnnia that atinh a bodv aa
aV.it . t .-.! .!
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au.UWu... aMTr0uUv.. uawog ,
precisely tbe same taoiulies for escer-
lalnincr the mini n,.pearv tr narrv on
a
the different departments of tbe go?-
ernmoniasnas uraot, au rauea o
make sufficient orovUion for these ex-
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V. L t . I
rK" vmw iuv suvas uj-
thlr2 about it Is insane onouch tolr,or-but dI keart m as warm a tie Ital-
,.. .v. ir,:.. v.. i.
Mm .u. MUU.w u;ur
ire to Obstruct the whee's of govern-
mont. Hutlhi''nnnf,11rsii. irm.aa'M
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money bava been squandered, useless-1
Iv and reuklaaalr waataJ. nnJp the
I
e a a
uiuas. vi prcieoueu uroeaesiry x-
vpensos.' and it has made an attempt to
cut OH all above the Beeeasltiea. Y.t
sw iiurnvi ta mtuuvuiij vppvaavi iu
Iwr Grant and the RenuWirin Snat
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01 icu-eQcom.n u
ta tbe sppropriation for tbe Wax De to
partmenk ' SeoreU7 Taft hlmaelf ee- i
timatea toit toe expeoaea of tWs de-
f ailment could be reduced about pre
taillioes per year. o4 et taiaW w be
, v- -v. :.v - j . a
caojot be ebarr4 wkh desire teie-
s;roy me government, or oe wobji not meouoaei. Aeaieua swine tM;ia
bereuinedin the Cabinet. If Grant MK,.r.b?P'M..k,i,f
- . . signed ; but loeioiry sbowt that tbt rwporU
CM lore the House to make tbe ex- art without foundation. Equally tolrwe
travajant appropriations desired by
tita his fsvorites can all retire on the n5
4 . t . a a e.aaei
ui uy oi iuircu Dex wiia inaepen-
deal fortuccs. And meanwhile) the i -
poor laborer can go oo toilint- to far- Lre?' V V T",' M t0.'r' 0I BK,onU ukwi di!y the opeolaf have
v.i .v habeeadrtchenrad. IVy elood. (ur cs- t9 about 111,000. The eroeaecf ara about
tUib tLem the mesne. victios sod 5 fvr acoaitul. ' di!y.
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consolation s'
least if Ilayes is elected. ' Grant's pc:
thieves will bo renc-ved and new
rings formed. Then we shall hat
comparatively little stealing for a year
or so.
Not Omicial. The Coos Bay News
publishes- as "official" some figures
purporting to show the vote for
Judge in this distriot. It is not cor
rect and therefore cannot be offioial,
or else we need a new count.
Mr. Hazard is elected Prosecuting
Attorney of this dristriot by 62" major
Hayes was not' Giant's candidate,
and that worthy Las ' begun- to show
his spite against the Cincinnati nomi
nee by endorsing bitn. Nothing could
be worse for a candldato than Grant's
recommendation. When the great
Schuyler was caught stealing, Grant
furnishod him with a certificate oi
charaoter and it corked the Christian
Statesman op so effectually that be
has never been heard of since.
This time it is E. P. Ferry, Gover.
nor of Washington Territory. He
was a direct tax commissioner in Ten
nessee in' 1863 and 1864, and when he
retired from the office there was a bal
ance of $47,000 due the government.
He refunded all but $13,000, with
which sum be is still charged on the
books of tho treasury department. A
Washington special says that his pay
baa been stopped and be is gradually
working the amount out.
Tbe editor of the Portland Bee has
been seen, and that paper is now blat
ant Ropublicao.
San Francisco Altai
Secretary Fish
has loent a small fortune In entertaining.. H
mt) bim many thousands of dollars above
bis salary to dispense his elegant hospital
itr." "Snobbery," Ii the correct word , not
"hospitality." Mr. Feesh has a sufficiently
lBrS" iuconi" to indulge in extravagant en
wriemmems, w uront, with tils Im
perial Idea, tbey have become necessary,
bat there are too many who have to steal
the wherewith to give them to make it plvu
act for the eolortatnor or profitable to tbe
people.
It has also reachod tbe Granger camp.
if - ttr T M' .1 1 . . j t t
Wisconsin, as tbe Grange candidate. Mr.
Taylor wont out of omce a snort time since,
but .onH,boir tbhws Wore an Ill-favored look
Infi tne i,giaIatar concluded to Investigate
bim, and among several other Interesting
facta hs discovered tbut opon tbe last day
of bis tenure of office be drew opon tbe
State nearly a thousand dollara' worth of
,U"0D"'' ,od ,etircd llh ,b Plundor
IV Ull I' Ul.
Water.
n, CoIumbit tmt , baring a "high ol
uma." At toe uaicAuei me waior hid on
Tocsday reached the high watermark of
1862. A Urge portion of the railroad at the
Lower Cascades had been washed away and
the Tooth bridge damaged to some eitent
At iht D1Io 00 th um w foot
higher Ib.a la 1862. and still rising, witb
pn,yT " ,root ,l",ei Tl' M
Portland tbs water was two fuel oYep on
Front streot, and tbe.woodea pavements on
tbe streets further back were being weight
ed down In anticipation of a still further rise.
P.salD.Away.
Tbe frffonmn thus notices the death of
two of tbe pioneers of this State
And we chronicle tbe 6Wh of another of
Portlaad 's early citizens, Mr. Simon N. Ar
riifom, who died at bis resiikmce at Astoria,
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0me of kis little onrs, who were earil
over to tie lone city while be reeided here.
nir. Arrizoni we one oi ie eeri pioneers
p0ri.oJ, and remained ber antif aut
six years ago, when be rvmovn to Astoria,
00 "us liberal and gt rwrous
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B0Mti h was in . sesHioe to bete oerhan.
more aenaooe ope bis geaeroeity tbaa aey
Hhr. Vt,oa eh'' "d 'J
t I "a
imnn.ii avah Li nil rts iiitivi aMiS a.k-
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rasement. Arngonl BfeeentecT a roooB eate-
iooaklea under which be was b
,u known throoirhoat the Scf .a! thna-
who knew kirn beel were kit bet frieadex
MO. J. U. Avery, of Uorvallw, also bee
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ait eectioo Oi me Male for mm than
twoty - fle years, in the politics of the
W ftrJ " "7 active
innntinlimP mn nmrninatn. FT vwsntst J
many positleos of public trust, and Io all of
tBero diKharged his duties with ability and
tB?oe': . ' l""n .
any eoaeavor, ana lertue oi expedienrt, be
oflea saoceesfut where otbert would
Wled. Ia laU years be hie Ukea
mue part la politics, but devoted timelf
busioees pursuits, in whick kt was very
1 Wwhinctoo dispatck of the 2Zi ujt
Botnoie U following oot apoo
10!b, llh4t seeteeeiot to-d.iv rrgarding
hrther TreMury ebangee. BeigaaUona
taA M. 1MoiBti.Bi. hA. k. f,L..i.
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that Commiasiooef Pratt had
The arj la the case of Chaa. O. FUhef.
There will' be one
isuot diauict attomev, indicted foribtka k dailr iivcreasinv
Tbe Farmer has discorfiio'nsd the patent
insiae. ;
Two bandred yards Is the distance for
prize rifle shooting at tbe Portland Centen
atal.
Charles IT Cafef, 8 prominent drug mer
chant of Portland, died Friday aigbt at tbe
uauei.
S. O. Reed's stallion, "Abdallau" died at
lteedrille farm recently. Foal play sas
Pecld r .r . ,,v ,.
A Mr. John Mallory, living in East Port
land, suicided last Saturday evening by
MKiog sirjcuDioe.
.' lit. Grubbs, of Salem, has been elected to
take charge ol the Uinpqoe, Academy at
uour, auring ine ensuing year
Stone coal bas been foaivi on- tbn Ym
bill river at Lafayette. It bos been suggest
ed mat a company oe horned to work iU
A few days since J. H. Parsons. Esn
living io Wasco county, sold two bdodred
and thirty bead of cattle from two to five
years old,lor 918 70 per bead
A smalt sod of Dr. Davis, of CorvalUs, fall
15 feet oat of s tree the other day and bis
father bod a patient In his own household, a
oroKen leg revolting from tne fall.
Mrs. Keho Waa thrown fiom a Carriage
near Lone Frr Cemetery Id Eadt Portland,
Sunday evening, receiving Internal injuries,
resulting in aeam snorny aiierwarO, '
Jack Welch arrested a horse tfiiel at For
est Orbve last week, and took him down to
Portland and gave himup to the authorities.
i oe norse was stolt-o from a Portland iverv
stable.
A vonth llitmed Frank) Ownn nf tr
Molalla, Clackamas connty," waa bidlv hurt
by a horse which Id I opon bim last Bandar.
It Is feared thai be suffered serious Internal
injtiriee.
Tbe citizens' meetlni at IndoDendence ao-
pOibted a committee to rale 1145 witb
which to defray the cxnense of a Drelimiuurv
survey for a canal from the Willamette river
below bdena Vinta to independence. , i, .
It is stated that Senator Jones will visit
Umatilla county immediately after tbe art
Jourmiient of Congress, to view the Granite
crock qparu milieu, and particularly tbe
ledge being developed by MoDoould, Burn-
nam & to.
The crop of wheat harvested last tear In
Umatilla county is about disposed of that
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crop imouoted to 137,744 bushels, according
to tbe tsBeaaor'i report. Tbii year the crop
Will SlPPPf-1 inrt in that a n. a an h In I
w,vs UW SB II I U S1UIUII 111
nr.
amount to oot less thao one million bushels
or at least it ought to.
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The new Proshyterlan church In Rose-
burg waa dedicated last Sunday week with
ne Deauiibil and linpresdive ceremonies oil
tne rresDyienan laitn. iwv. a a. Ueary.l
of Eugene, preuched a Dowerful sermon.
"V. 'y "iueu to.auu alter-
wards hiirblf commended.
Tbe various committees of tbe 4th ol
July celebrilloo fur Jackson county, gays
vu u. ,, mw a ue coonnouse 00 oat-
uruur ku arruuuB preumioarius lor concertea
action, out came to a ueaa locK 00 tbe ques'
tion 01 grounds, me recall Was tIM going
to pieces of tbe Whole affair.
At the ailliuul election of the OrlirlOal li-
uuuur Mmuww io..ow.r,g omcers were
ChuSOOl John MllltO. Drclidcnt: Pi. N
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Cooke, vice president : J. Henry Drown, re'
coming secretary ; W. U. itees, eorreepond'
Uoard ol directors-Joseph Watt, Chris
layiorana vv. Uonon. Chief Murshul-I
Dauiel Clarke.
The Dmotrat seysi "The oatlook for
crops of all kiuds iu Hon ton county was
never oeuur man at present. A very large
acreage of wheal and oats was sown and the
copious rains of May bave bad the effect to
bring the crops forward rapidly, aod we
bave now a good prospect for reaping one of
me most uouutnui Harvests known for
ears, m ua a iair price lor wneat, our
(armeri will be richly rcpuid for their labors,
1 ne oay nurvest promises to be more abuu
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uaut luau ever Known ooiore, ana is now
about ready (or the mower."
A heart rending accident occurred near
Turner's Stalioa last Huterdsy. Mr. Wade
who live neitr Cold Snriuira had been alien.
ding a Good Templars' Picnic at that place
with bit family, and when starting for borne
10 turning ine wagon around it cramped and
raised the body op. Mrs. Wade was sitting
00 tne seat beside ber busband. and be
caught herio time to save ker from falling
out, but she lost ber hold ol the child in ber
arms, a little girl aged one year, and it fell
to the rroflud. and the wheals nauinc nVur
it, injured U so that it died in about three
boars.
iTKneos NEWS,
Treasure' New boa written a letter of tt
signttioo, to take effect from July ItU
n ik. ,u r. . . .
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... t"wr.i Aiaiiouui vunreniruo 1 1 are
1 oe 1 reeiuent eas eetA Io tho Senate a
roeMage oominatitig 8eeator Morrill, M
tuaiua, iu ua ofvri'iary 01 low ireaiurv. I
-ounsvi v-ux is loouima IMO vie aa I
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P.rwI.Hia r. ik. V... . i
soon report t bill to repeal the ResuuiDlioa
,vl i icvtuvnt'T. no wii! 1
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T6e Clvmer Committee has mad a on. n. I
Irnous report oa the charge atioat Speaker
. - -' J mvhv. Illi. HiU. .1 IU BIIIII I
ckargli j him witk complicity io the safe
K,9Lb,u!,w'hM m tot KpH0ak, Ash and Hickory Plank.
A special from Washiwtoo sara Sunator
atoevill, oi Maine, Dee Deeo ..nderd the no
ailioft ef Secretary of the Treasurr, but bai
s
ooi jti aecepiea
Tbe foef f WaehiflEtoa disnatch aava It la
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muuxui ntre iaa uisine wm be appointed
iu uu .norriH e eveiurea tero la the Sen
ate. lie will sect m.
Mrs. Nellie Orac. SartorV infant ann
died oo the second anerverearr e her mar
riace. and 10 mootbs. The Aruthar ia not
yet zi years of ace.
Thebaokera Sr-lieman rcracrH 1 OflO
pay for Bsbcock dSB. Xa itwt
aw seen appoioted .Vavy FioareSal ereots
e4 the Uaited Jiatee io Loadwi.
I
Sfr. Celvin has fall charre of th. W.,nr'.
oce m Chicwo araio. but hie rein kVon.
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,r uijiar, mm mm eiTCUOO Will Dt
SeM witotn las arlt thirty days;
Tea r.irfutive Committee of the
ltl Of the Ceoteo-
agreed U hWp the
I onrit till y. t I
Diar CoaMDiaiioo hat
groaedc and hoiMmpe opeo till half-past
w uk 'uilj Biierweoe ion. It
Tie atteoc. at tbe PhilvMph! E xbi- U
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fbe SenSte committee on aDnroDriatioos,
in reporting on tbe naval appropriation Mil
to-day, proposed to increase tbe various
items 83,680.00(7 from the amount voted by
lbs House. The proviso abdut tbe employ
ment of men daring October sod November
was sourely stricken oat; -
There is a report circulated ameso- a few
Senators, and apparently authenticated, that
tbe President bas tendered the place ol 5ec
retary of tbe Treasury to Senator Morrill of
Mama, and that the latter bas now tbe mat
ter under consideration. Morril will neither
sfflrm or deny tbe correctness of tbe report
ana ii n eenevea io oe true,
: Becker k Boyd have reduced tbe prices oa
ireso Beats id accordance witn toe times,
aod wil( sell cheaper tbao soy shop in tewo
tor casn.
Farm roa Salk A good farm for sate
Ofl easy terms, within two miles of Cres
welt 560 acres of land, all fenced, good
bouse on the same, aod 400 acres Can be
cultivated. If yoa want a bargain caH and
see j.j. waitoD, Jr.
If you want a good pair of gloves, go to
Wm. Prestoft, azency for tbe Sao Jose
glove manufactory.
fii tm.it, at hit Mammoth PubllsKiny
Boom, ? Petri Btreet, MeW Tork.iwnM iewntten
bnatiiullf illiutnted Dewppera and suunw
Mr. LmIm w tbt firet in tbe United 6UUj to nn
dartak th publication of a weekly flltutrated newi
paptr, and to hhn belong tba honor Of beinj the
publiibtr of Tka Oldest Illuitrated Newipaper in
America. The person who iteurei tbe airencr Xor
these publications for this Vicinity, and will give
dtiwni att opportunity of Inspecting the several Is
sues and copies of the eight magniScient chromos
the choice front which Is siren witb a subscription
to either of tbS illustrated weeklies, will have a
handsome and profitable buiinVes. These papers
are Weil known, and sell readily from 10 to IS cent
on newMtands, and are now first offered through
agenta toannual subscribers, with a valuable chromo
which, to all lovers of art, is alone worth mora thn
the subKTlptjoii price. An annual subscriber tdthl
niuauatea newipaper receires during the rear otsr
832 newspaper autxt. Folded to the size i.f Unra
ectate boo the subscriber would have S;Sl8 pages,
iumi mi njTcn ocuiTe uooss or orainarj bus, say
4M pwea each, and one-half of these mint would
contain Hue engravings, and for tbe centennial year
will make the most accurate and Taluable illustrat
ed History of the National Jubilee published. We
urim our reaners, alter thty nave subscribe for
;e UtunD, to secure obe of Frank IHlie'si)lustraU
i perioaicais, and witb it tbe beautiful chromo.
Medicated Baths abi Kimmhits V,a si hn.
uiiRiiff olu-hus ooir, a cneap aui emcieni
uutitut. which auwer. tb mm purpo far
u luonl 4Ieuci of the tkin, rheumatism and sjout
ssr The National Gold Medal ai awarded to
Bradley nulofsonforthebestPbotoerapbslntlie
United States, aud the Vienna Medal fur the beat
in the world.
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WARE for
CELEBRATION.
The One Hundredth Anniversary
OF
NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE
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ETJGJENE OIl'Y.
Salute of 100 Guns at Sunrise J Na
tidfial balilte at Noon; Gun
rof each State it
Sunset. v
Prooesilon will form oa square ia front Hf Court
itouse at 10 o'clock a nt.'t tad march west oh fcghth
to Willamette street; south on Willamette to Ninth;
east on Ninth tt) Hipth; thence north to Eeiriith) sut
ou Kightb to first stieet east of mill race, thence east
torriiunds, near Uodorwood ft CusmiUs, TbSDrO-
oassioa wiu men aisnana.
Ordef Of Exereleeat
L Assemblage called to order by the President.
1 Music by the Sand.
S. Prayer bj the Chaplain. . - T
4. Reading of the Declaration of independettest
5. Muilo by the Band.
8. Oration.
t. Music by the Band,
S. Benedictioni '
A basket dinner wiU then be serVed, after whlcB
procession will reform and inarch tb the court house
and disband.
In ttftj eVening i Firemen's Grand
Ball will be given at Lane's Hall.
FIREMEiYS GBAKD BALL
1
mtHt HOOK & LADDER CO.
' Will sirs a
GRAND-BALL
JULY 4th, 1876,
Lane's Hall. Eugene City
Committee or ARRANQfcMENTSj
S. H, Friendlj, Jas. MoClaren,
J.T. Witter, Jeff. Smith.
COMMITTBE OF RECEBTION.
ti, W. Fitch, Jeff. Smith,
$. O'Brien. Jas. McClarerii
FLOOR atAKAOERS.
fi. 0. Van Eouten, C. C. Croner,
8. A. Oedenj J. Mi roindexteTi
fkkctSf Jnclndlng Slipper, U'
Rett of Musio for the occasion.
CVRRYBODT 13 INVITE A
Tickets for Sale at Cram's.
BETEESDA SPRINGS.
THESE SPRINGS ARE LOCATED ABOUT
65 miles east of Euecne Cltv and within frtir
miles or tbe celebrated Big Prairie of the McKen-
s e. They are within a few hflndred yards of
nurse irera. one oi ins most rammis trnntms
ftre-irt la Oregon. Deer and Elk are very plentr
m(f theSr Cprings, havieg been the resdrt lo sjes
of these animals. Tbe grandest and trlost pictur
esque scenery Id the North PKCiffC Vts have the
best buildings and the hert accnrnmoaatihol of
any Springs in this part pt the State. Our hath
house is new, aud is constructed with reference W
the wants of those visiting us front the taller. We
also have an excellent vapor bath rottm constructed
sear the bead of the Spring, and la all things, we
propose to keep1 up with the demand for an Insti
tution el this kind.
An experienced physician in attendence at all
times. Board and lociimga in good rtvle for those
who piefef It. Animals can 4 pastured for small
cost and bS perfectly rafe.
A. Hi FOLET; Prorrietor
JUST RECEIVED,
-
A LARGE BTOCct Of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, nATS, .
BOOTS AND SHOES;
GROCERIES,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
ETC., ETC.,
Af REDUCED PRICES.
ftighesf market nrice naid for all kln,l.nrPlfA.
DUCK, HIDES aod FUIU.
A. GOLDSMITH.
Notice to Creditors.
NOTICE is hereby riven that tht anfleraigncd Is
appointed administrator nf fba Ar t u
Underbill, deeeassl, by the eutfntV eoart irf Lasa
eouutr, Oregon, and all Deraona harnn
against said estate are notified tn frearat the aame
to the uadsrsurned at hia nsfdeTlr vithrn I months
irom vn. oaw ureol. a. MAirriN. Adn'r
una 17, 1S7S.
AUCTION SALE.
T fTLL EXPOSE AT PUBLIC SALE OX MT
1 farm near Irvine. Lane count nrvsna a .k
w'Sjuca. uiuuer uq
SATURDAY, JUNE 24th,
The following described personal property ,
1 rxparator, 38 Inch cylinder.
1 Hainee Headers, 7 Header Beds.
1 Single Beam Cultivator.
I Deere Gang Plow.
I WalMog Plows;
1 Sulky Plow, 16 inch'.
I Harrow, 1 Broadcast seed aoite. i aum.
eta work Harness. 1 srood R an a
Ink ..A A V k ww
AH aalea ander S10. cash! ava fin
time, witb iolmst at tbe raU of lea ptr cent af-
rwa eaie. wiia appreVew eeeurtty,
wMmmwrn ww mv,m
,M . . H.K.R0TJKD8.
imag. Lane eooaty. Jane S. 1M7.
NEW HARNESS SHOP.
CHAS.THADLEri
At Dniio't Old Stand,
KEEPS CO.VSTAXTLT OS UkSV A 0O0i
aaanrtseo t ef of
lack, BntTet & Team II
ddlee, WhipC
cpurs, lUIUwa,- ,
CoIIari, ,
Curry Cimbfand'SrckSas
S1
A ad erarTthiiif UsuanT kept bi. Irst claaw Bar
eat Bona. .
I
SHERMAN & llTbE'S fcOtUMN
Never before In tbe hlitory of plane forte man
nfactare bu ak tastitraett ilaed -sej rapidly li
popular ffor." ' ' -1 ' -
Its Intrinsic meriTine" lecldeJ iHp'erfcrlty ove
all others bu caused atery mueiciao And artlitel
note to adopt and recotanaetrS it.- , .. j
Milatonsays: I shall take ' every orportonlty
to recommend and praise your IsjirumtotS. ,
If las Kellogg asys: Toor Planoe are my choice
for the concert room and for my own boose.. y ,
Lucca says: Tour upright are extraordinary
ioatntneirts, aod deserve their great popularity.
' - . , .j . , .
Pattiaayai I bave used the pianos of'evety
celebrated maker, but give yours tbe preference
overall. -
6trausssaye: Toor Pianos astonishment me:
I have never seen any pianos which equal yours.
Wehll says: Madame Parepa called, your Pi-
aooi tbe naext lor the .United Btetes. I fully en
I fully en.
d arse that opinWu; Tbey have BO HVal; . .
SHERMAN & HVDfe
Corner of Kearney stad Slitter 8U.r '
' SAN FitANClStO,
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS
FOB TBB
VTebet Piano,
AND - '
WHOLEBAtl AN'b BITAIL
lliaitMist ' ,
SheU Music) Music 2&0jfe,
. AND ' ,
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
TDS
SHERMAN A IIYbii lANd
HsS four Ronnd Corners, Elegant Case, Grand
ocaie, t uu agrane, is r irst-tlass, ana
' Felly warranted for Ten? Years.
Square or Upright, tUO;
THE STEtiMAN PIANO
Is 7 Octaves, Handsome Mouldinge oa top and
tfottomorca.se, A grade Treble, Carved
Legs ten Lyre, and the Mat
Plane for the Price,
tot ikgkci cf Casej "MfM
and vatlety Tone, Dellcecf 6T acUon arid tmrahll-
bHity
For Illustfated catalogues, or any article rtf
th music trade, ' '
Address .
3herman & Hyde,-
. fcor. Kearney and Sutter St$,;
SAN FRAN ClSCO.
JelJ
NEW STOIlfJ
AT TBB
OLD SlAN-D..
F. K. I)rtJNN, :' '
HATINO BOUIj'HT THE INTEREST OP
Mr Scott ia .he old firm ie now runnlne the
aiaeM a'oae at I be eld sued, where he will k
p uedloaeeaM te old eostomera
h 'tag roe cr ita stock dowa vtrV
stock aowaea fj entirely '
; . '.
NEH AND COMPLEiti
CdnTpoied la part of aeaKy
utEkiituaii callus fob.-' '
' . : : , t . ,
Aii't auke a speeUrtyfli "
KKWlmt IRON ANd STEEL f
. - .-
I w'ah to makfe aa amibl anawM' t... ju u-
that Farn(irs eaa coma nearer getting all tber
Bay want at av store thaa ArK.ikWA.hk'
lTshiaent 1 ! ahl also steal fet HAWLB?, DODD
k CO. , of Portland. for all -.uvuu
Agricultural . ltovUtfants.
ALSO, POBPElSCi i CO.
ORGANS' AND MtODEONa
Having had siitara a .rtu' i.
F. H. DUNTT.
MK. A. W. STOWELL, -
TXACHXK 01 " .'-'
PIAh'O. ORGAN. HAEMONY
AND THOROUGHBASS, -j
Eaqatre at raaUaaMa, vsat tad at Kintt
tXD tir, to GEO. r. ROWFI.L a en
twJ
A orw .mm rBaiaakA mt laa
imm m mvm imp.pM, aa4 ewu