TCI -EKEKI tJITY GUARD.!
SATURDAY. AUG. O, 187TJ.
EUGENE CITY-. OREGON. ,
EI'IOCMTIC TICKET.
For President.
SAMUEL J. TILDEN,
Of New York.
Tov Vice President,
TEOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Of Indian.
For Congresi :
L. F. LANE,
Of Doogl County.
For Presidential Electors t
HENRY KLIPPEL, ot Jackson.
E. A. CRONIN, of Multnomah.
W. B. LASWELL, of Grant.
Tni news gatherers for theAsso-
oiated Press neglect to mention the
discord prevailing in the Republican
party in the East. President Grant
head, the list of malcontents. Hi.
fondest hope for tbe past four year,
baa beon the nomination for a third
term. In this he failed, and when
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Hayes was nominated on a platform
endorsing Grantism tbe Presidont tel-
egraphed bi. congratulation, expect-
Ing, of course, that Haye. would re-
tarn the compliment in hi. letter of
acceptance. He not only did not do
this, but be rebuked Grant by express-
ing tbe belief that no President ought
to be re elected. Bristow offer, only
A lukewarm support to Hayes ; Jew-
ell and Pratt were kicked ont of of-
flee, and to aicnifv hia rliiHnin inr fKn
hAnfl.ti.mAntrt....i. I...
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una iu power av iuu expense 01 me
toiling masses Grant is surrounding won of them. The farmers thorn
himself with a sot of men who make solves are in a great moasure to blame
no .ecret ot their determination to for the present condition of things.
gather in all the spoil, they can dur-
ina the next seven months. In Vaw
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xorxDiaieaisoiue uepuoiioan. are
unhappy. Conkling considers that he
was ill-used at Cincinnati, and unless
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the nominations lor State officer, are
made to suit bim bo will remain a si-1
lent .pooUtor of the approachinir po-
u..u ,uw unuuvuuaui
are harboring ill toolings among them
solvos the DemooraU are generally
united, and their prospect, are decid
ly bright for a viotory next Novem
ber. Aa was tub cas. four years ago
the administration ha. begun the
fill fillntlt Inn ff mrvntM s m ,sf
v.i T
wuu.w.vu v. kug UUIDlil-
mont, and each month show, a roduo-
tion of the national debt. It is the rel of money." We quostion if Pom
tame old trick, and is too well known eroy has ever beon a Demoorat, or any
to be of any bonofit to the Republi- thintx else at heart. He has sought
can party,' a. there seems to bo no notoriety and gained it, for no sacri
doubt of the truth of tbe statement (ice, not even his familv. was too rroat
that no one knows the true financial
condition of the Government. It has
been allogod bp several journals that
between the afflrmod statement of
tbepublioand tho condition of the
Trouury a. presented in the annual
report, there wa. a difference offtoo
hundred mUliont of doUari. Thla al-
i. ii . .
vKauuu m won sustained oy recent
development which coupled with
Boutwell. statoment that he had al"
tcred the books, confirms the suspi
olon. At the timo of the alteration ha
certainly could have called the atten-
tion or an investigating committee to
the irregularities whioh he claimed to
discover but this he did not do.
A Few ofThena,
The following are ft few of the
u are m iow oi toe
names of the mnnv ih..,l
mort influential Itulil.
uv
uppon mo Uomocratio nomineos for
rrosident aricerrosident: Cha..
t rands Adams and C. P. Adams,
Jr., 01 Mass.: Judire Sta o. Jnd,r
UanUv W. P-miv i v I
Jloadly Mr heemlin, and ired.
issaur!K, o: Unio ; Uor. Koorner,
Sonator Lymao Trumbull, Geo. John
F.Farnswortb Gov.John M. Talm-
viiuuoia; iuajoruenerai ilook-
er, Wo. Cullen Bryant, T.rke God-
win, isaao Susrman, the Grooleys,
Aswald Attendorfcr, of New York;
Casaiue M. Clay, of Kentucky ; J. A.
Doolittle, of Wisconsin ; Maurice Au-
crbach, of Minnesota.
uos we care one tnsunce of ed
retrenenmont by a Democratic Con-
a I
trress whirh , r,.1 on. J .k
rmv" uo
Offloe and pay of deputy costal acenL
-thatUama.t.VM, n"L.i
wood do nothing about 333 dare in
UV4 L I
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iu ,u tar oaa oeca cut oft Tliera
are thousands of just such sinecures I
that onglit to be, and will be, abol
IsheJ by a Democratic -adminiatra'
tion.
ior
Tiji Bee is discussing the subject
ci "Aincaa aia very." We had anp
posed that every datnphool in Ameri
ca knew tbat African slavery bad been
abolished in this country. We see
tbe error of buoJj belief.
war
ex -
a
Th. Transportation nonopoly.
The Portland Standard and also
the Mercury take common sense
views of the condition of affairs in re
gard to transportation in the Willara
ette Valley. The first thing proposed
when it was announced that the
opposition lines of steamers on oar
river had consolidated, was the build
ing ot new steamers by the farmers.
Capt Cochran, an old steamboat
I man, proposed to build one or more
boats and carry freight at low rates,
provided the farmers furnished tbe
heoessary means to do it, and allow'
ed him to own the boats when com
pleted. If the farmers desire to own
boats to transport their produce, let
them follow the plan proposed in
Yamhill county, which is to incorpo-
rate a company and allow but one,
two, three or four shares to be owned
by one individual. It is possible to
d. this, but the chance, are that in
less than two years al! the stock would
be in the hands ot a few men, who
would use the boats as the owners of
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locks doto their own advantage.
If, however, it could be carried out
according to the original intention no
doubt it would benefit shippers, for it
I is claimed to at it too U.S. N. Lo. re
duce freights the new boats can be tied
up and the saving on the coBt of freight
will more than pay the interest. If
they propose to engage in steam-
boating they should go at it in a
business manner ; build their boats
and hire crews, not allowing a.nv
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ai,uiiiuuim oubiuubb iu uumiu pusses-ia
Thore have boon a numbor of oppor
tnniliM in tha nast two or thro r
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to engage in transportation at low
rates for a term ot years. The irre-
nrcssible desire to save at the oresont
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without regard to the future has in
every instance manifested itself and
when the old lines reduced prices
wiut vikud.
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Wl iavi KiciiviD the first number
of M. M. Pomeroy. new paper, Tint
Great Campaign, which has been es
I tablished to assist tbe Republican par
ty to elect Mr. Hayes to the Presi-
denoy next Novomber. But it will
tall far short of its object, for Mr. Til-
Ann will m ttm navt Tsatiti1 An nA
t.i. . v l i .
ntvt.ovwi.uiMi. Mm iviuna. u uuuaLO I.U I
Mr. Pomeroy any part of tbat "bar
for him to make to accomplish that
all absorbing end. He ha. never
done the Domooratio party a realsor-
vioe, but all bi. extravaganoe. of lah-
guage have beon laid upon it. .hoal-
ders, much to iu injury at times. One
of bi. reasons for giving assistance to
the Republicans is that Mr. Tiltn
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a oara money man. ii is just tbe
reason it should support him. The
majority of the Domooratio party is
to day, as it has always been, in favor
of a metalioourrenov. Yet Mr. Pom.
eroy seeks to set up a paper god and
proclaim bimsolf the prophet thereof
undor the name of Democracy. He
I is one ot those who plaoard them'
selves honest men, and donounoe all
who differ with them as 'cur.. . ,
ioe new lorltymUUsays:
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,iiur,unitiu prumiiii'ui nier-i
chants and bsnlora nrinnlnnllw .n
New York City and State, who have
before been aotive and influential ad-
hrnt. nf eh. P-i,i! .w-
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have announced their determination
to support Tilden, because they have
become disgusted with the adminis-
tration of Grant, and believe nothing
short of a radical chansre embodvino-
the principles of leform which Tilden luTlT
represents will restore prosperity to
tbe country.
two r ' Got. Tilden'a
administration State expenditures and
Dili
f ak
taxes in New York hava lxn n.
one-ba A lite reduotir.ii in
Federal exoenditurea would .v. t J
v .H
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win goTernmens ana UX-psyers
000.000. Shall ; TTu
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pw sounis woo stampea
tt ' owt our 1cut H9 r I "Tk
urant,nu enlisted, in tbe cause oil
uai
Reform, and is doing hia level best
bis
Tilden and Hendricks.
Ex-Governor Curtin, the famous
atlllt
Uovernor of Tennsylvania, and by
Minister to Russia nnder Grant, is
woo
supporter of Uncle Sammy's.
aui
Tss Gcatn Lll January 1, 1877, tor oo
dollar. T!l rout De ihbor.
doubt
meat
POLITICAL NOTES.
Hayes voted, against censuring . Otkei
Ames tod Jim Brooks for Credit Mobilier
btiberj Milwaukee Commercial Times.
Grant's great object at present seems to
be to restore tbe whiskey ring aod protect
all tbe bares connected with it. Nets York
Sun.
Heyes letter wsi Intended as to Improve-
neot on tbe platform; bat wilt Hsyes
answer u an Improvement on Bristow T
Cincinnati Enquirer.
,The Nortbamtoo (Msss.) Journal, hereto
fore s strong Republican orirao. cornea ont
sqaarelj and entbasiastically (or the Demo
cratic national ticket.
The Louisville Commercial is honest
I enoogb not to deny tbat every crooked Re-
publican newspaper and. erery crooked
Re
pooucao is lor uayea.
This baa developed into so office-holder's
campaign agaioat reform and purification.
Make up your minds that the latter wim
with wee. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Tbe people demand a change ; they must
have change j they will bare it It will
7$J&
Herald.
The Senate has yielded to the House on
less bluffing had preceded H-New York
World.
brilliant young Democrat,
takes He stamp Id North Carolina In oppo-
itioo to the election of bis brother. Hon.
Thomas Settle, the Republican candidate
,or UOTerDor- ...
Ugedlo Z
groea in the South, and tbe lire Indians are
working their sweet will on the rest io tbe
Sioux country .JVw York World.
Neither Bristow, Jewell, Pratt or Yaryan
received a certificate of character from the
President Only patriots of tbe Murphy,
ueiano ana oneperd school are lavored with
those documents. AW York Tribune.
It will be well for the people to lemember
mai urani ran ta iBta and ion on a re-
J?"" platform, Just aa Hayes is doing now
The Republican party is never more surely
criminal organization tbao wben It profess-
es honesty. State RtgUter.
If Mr. Hayes really wishes to reform some
thing, let him begin with Zach. Chandler,
wno is to organize bis campaign for bim
1 ne selection or Unandler lor tbat purpose
l. T101e.nc9' Dr!M7 " corruption, aod
uayes Knows it.
If tbe greenback Democrats of Ohio come
P to the support of Tilden and Reform the
atf 19 wi" .b.9 Pt outof the Republican
column, aiessrs. renuieton, Morgan and
Kwini-all leaders of the Currency Reform
W'DR of (ne psrty advise a united support
WZT
eroa tne Deirinninir or a eenera iuil de rarr
of 9 whiskey ring. If tbe campaign lags
for want of means, tbe crooked stills bad
oelter be Ki in mi,tion. Tbey bare been of
Kirai. bvitivo uuui im;iiuu moes 10 lue
bands of McKee, McDonald aod other cro
oles of Grant. PitUburg Po4.
ITEMS OF NEWS.
Many wheat fields in Iowa are not
worth
arresting.
Smallpox shows no sign of abat ng h Sao
r r.np Ban
The western part ol Minnesota is over
run with grasshoppeis.
- 1 be anti-wheat ring In California is de
veloping considerable strength.
Hen. Sheridan has ordered a general dis
arming of tbe Indians at tbe agencies.
Mate Sonator Loughborough killed bim-
,Blf Liule Roclt' Ark on lho 3l,t olt-
thec"
best for years.
Only duplicates of exhibited articles at
fJJ! IftJioS to , UkcD
To9 rapi(, ZZ9 ot m!Txln Sao
Fraocisco is causing general alarm. There
r ninety, four new cases reported laat
weea.
General Crook apprehends heavy fighting.
There are at least 6,000 hostile Hioox under
Sitting Bull io the field and with recent ac
cessions probably 10,000.
General Sheridan says all the available
troops nortb and west have beeu ordered to
lh lnJllt country, and that the number
propnatiog
1 3,000 for expenses of tbe
ovesligation of the Chinese
Congressional
lM,'t,on 00 lD '' Coast during recess,
! t T'?1 tbe
letters of acceptance will be harmonious,
In-Lmlr s r.h.n, V1.:. .k "
!''K OT heart on the currency
uenaricxs Daring been reported as having
ir.. I
'"" " " aBuui(,vuB sjieciai eays :
,,'"T, autaoriiyior predictins; tbe
-KltOT"
ofMull" The letter's friends are working
u",U0.Ku'f0,D9 sMorances irom Uraot
on atorday tnat made them hopelnl.
Th. i?Ui, croo reuorU from 173 eoon
tiM ' Ooio' Indiana, Michigan and Illinois.
,ho . '"'l "heat crop io
SWtJtff VS&ftJi
M(l U'cniean, mere will be
aa enormous
potatoes, liav is a lam eron anH
nun gnucranj will OS aOUDUanl.
f...:. 'ii 'H,.'. . r
a irupueiima win oe maae to frame a
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eotnpromiM Kivar and Oarbor -Appropriation
bill, appropriating; $3,000,000. The
contains oolj tha following for Oregoo: J
f. '0.000 lor the Upper Willamette. $15,000
for tha Upper Columbia and Snake rivers.
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iv,wv ior ms uiumta nver below PorU
inro, ana ior a canal aod locks at
Z:l.0' "B' ? ":u.w" 10 " d.-
l..r r-g ngnt w waj. me
provision wr surveys at tan Louis Obispo,
Day. Coquille river aod McKensi rif-
left nntonchi. The altisuts f.u of
the bill ii still uncertain.
ts R,!m if.. -i t.
naot "f' ' atreeu to day
a wail Knows citsee kad loped with
sister-ie-law, a certain dashing grass
w.uow, woo out recenuy wu coonecud with
a notorious mail robbery ease. II leave
behind a wife and three children la rather
destilsu cirrumtUKea. It is said that the
nor
ooi
MW atM .A. n .J Ik . W.. M' L .
aoothsr citlseo wboM mauimooial rala-
1st doI beea vary pleasant and agree-
oi laia, aca mat on irate spoota, en
laarouig or bis earapad Irfl thi ajorning io J
hot parjoit If she eatchaa him b as
Mt few already scanty camilart adora-
will be farlW red ocsd ie proportions."!
OBEGOJl. '
A Spiritual campmeeting Is in progress st
Gerran.
The diphtheria is still very prevalent' io
Polk couoty.
A brother of Geo. Laos Is on a visit to
Oregon from Indiana.
Over 100 people are .camped at Lower
Soda SpriDgs, in Lino county.
A thousand sheep were sold in Donglas
county last week for SI 87) a bead.
The Salem flouring mills have shut down,
aod will grind oo more till after harvest.
The taxable property of Yamhill county
will amoaot to over (2,000,000 this year.
Tbe merchants of Oregon City have taken
the current position oo tbe silver question.
About twenty-two emigrant families from
Canada West, settled about Weston re
cently. Tbe coal vein recently discovered by Dr.
Palmer, of Roseburg, turns out to be very
valuable.
Yamhill merchants hare agreed to take
silver only at Portland rates. Dalles mer
chants ditto.
A pool of 25,000 pounds of wool, at the
farmers' warehouse, Albany, sold a few (Lays
since ior 16 cents per pound.
George Brown, a logger oo Smith river,
Douglas county, was found last week liter
ally crushed to death between two logs.
Fonr men were arrested by the United
States Marshall io Polk couoty, last week,
lor cuttiog timber oo tbe Government do
main. A sand-bill crane who has apparently lost
all interest in cranedom, has associated biin
self with tbe geese on a Douglas county
ranch.
The Lafayette Courier of the 29th says :
"Young Cbenette, of Hillsboro, was lodged
io jail last night at this place lor stealing a
horse Irom some one at Wapato Lake.
Tbe Clackamas Connty Paper Mill is the
title of a new Corporation recently formed
io Oregon city witb tbe following incorpora.
tors : Thomas Cbasmao, J. L. Barlow, J
Jacobs and Uweo Wade.
Tbe bronze and copper mines of Josephine
county nave attracted tne attenlloo of men
able aud disposed to work them, aod tbe
machinery for reducing tbe ore is now on
ibe way from Sao Frausisco via Crescent
City.
It Is proposed, says tbe Chuichman, to
raise a lund of 91,200 for tbe purpose of eo
dowiog a living io the Orphanage connected
witb tbe uood Samaritan Hospital. Tbe
fund will be called "Tbe Rodney Morris
Memorial Fund."
Mr. Pete McKinney, living oo tbe road to
Coos Buy, has in b is possession, preserved
io alcobol, a double-beaded carter snake.
Tbe two heads, perfectly formed, are entire
ly separate, or equal size, and are joined
lugvmer at tne necvu
A destructire fire occurred on the farm of
r. relets, uear Roseburg, last week. A bout
200 acres of pasture land were burned over
and lour or five hundred rails destroyed.
oupposeu to nave originated from tne care'
leas use ol are about a bte tree.
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i ue liweptnaeni save: mere are now
eight different parties out prospecting vari
ous parts ol Douglas county. Four of tbem
are prospecting lur coul and petroleum, and
tne omers are seeking lor pUcer and quartz
mines. Petroleum baa been found in two
plsces. . ,
Postal.
The postmaster has recoired the following
which is quite important :
PosTorncs Dbpartmsnt, )
Washington. Julvl3. 1876. f
Sir Tbe followinc sections of a law have
neeo passed oj Congress and approved by
tuo rresiaeoi :
Sec. 13. 1'bat transient newspapers and
magazines, regular publications designed
primarily for adrerlisiug purposes, or for
free circulation at nominal rates, and all
printed matter of tbe third class except un
sealed circulars, shall be admitted to, aod
iransiiiiiiea in, tne mans at tne rale of one
cent for every two ounces or fractional part
inereoi ; ana me sender Ol any article of Ibe
third class of mail matter mav write hia or
uer name or auaress toereio. or on the -out.
side thereof, with tbe word "from" above or
preceding tbe same, or mav write briefly or
print oo any package tbe tniinber and names
oi toe articles inclosed. Pub Ushers of news
papers and periodicals may print oo tbe
wrappers of newspaper, and magazines sent
from tbe Office Of publication to regular suh.
scribera the t uia to whirh tha anhanimi,...
therefor has been paid, and addresses udoh
IVHtal card ant iinaanl.ui .ImnLm k I
either written, printed or affixed thereto 7t
the option of the sender.
"Sec. 16. Tbat all acts, or parts of acts,
in conflict with the provisions of this act ae
neroov repealed."
"n 0DSlea circulars and all ma a
matter of the third class other than desir
on unsealed circulars and all mailable
flm the furo.nR section, postage will be
na
cuargeu as neretoiore, one cent tor each
ounce or fraction thereof.
JA8.N.TYNER,
Postmaster General.
Tie following will be interesting to all
concerned :
PosTorncs Department, 1
VVashincton. Jnlv 13. lflTfi. f
Sir The following ha been enacted by
Congress and approved by tbe President :
-Sue. 2. That section 3894 of lh Ifevi.
ed btatates be and is hereby amimtit-d h
swiking out the word 'illegal' io the first
line ol said section.
l be section as amended will be rea,l aa
imiows :
boo. - I bat it shall not be lawd.l
to convev bv mail, anv letters or rin-nUr.
concerning lotteries, so-called gift concerts,
or omer similar enterprises oBartng prizes, or
cuDceruiog scnemes devised and intended to
deceive ana airud the putXio for th par
F"" ui vuuiioioj- monoy nnaer uise pre-
ius, mua a peoauy oi not more than five
eondred dollars nor loss than ona hundred
dollars, witb cost of prosecution, is hereby
imposed npoo conviction, io any federal
court, ol tha violation of this section."
It will be observed that bv this amend
twnt kttm and circulars relating to all lot
wries, witnoui reirard to Um characur nf
sacs lotteries, are declared nnmailable, and
tbat th denosilinff of such letters or eirrn.
Urs m a poetoSca to be soot bv mail ia an
offense to bo Deoished. ddob conviction. h
a -. - r .i .i , . ..
vi nut iwn toaa ooe auoarad
wtcao ooo kandrexi dollar
mora thaa Eva hundred dollars, and tha I
oi prosecution.
JAS. . TTNF.S,
rotoater tiro era!
Aatker Oppartaalty frr Ska Belief r
ASVIrteel.
Ts Surimoos of tbe National Sa rviraJ
IostitaU, kcud ia Ioiianapoiii : Tacc
Division, Albambra Buildiog, Bush Street,
Han Francisco, have yielded to tho many ur
gent appeals from their patrons aod friends
in Oregon and Washington Territories and
adjoining regions to visit Portland. Tbe
former visit was highly satisfactory and en
couraging, maoy of tbe patients then accept
ed for treatment being now entirely eured,
while nearly all are greatly benefited and in
a fair way of recovery. Three or more of
the Surgeons will be at tbe Cosmopolitan
Hotel io Portland, Oregon, from Monday,
the 28th day of August, uotil Saturday, tbe
2d September, 1876, six days inclusive.
Ther will have with them a great amount
of surgical apparatus, appliances, etc, and
competent assistants and workmen to
change, fit, and make such apparatus as may
be reaoired. Thev will come especially pre
pared to treat all surgical cases : Paralysis,
all kinds of Deformities of the Face, Spine
and Limbs, Diseased Joints, Diseased. Eyes,
Catarrh, Private Diseases, Piles, Fistula,
etc. All who wish to avail themselves of tbe
advantages of tbe Institute, without the long
journey to Son Francisco or Indianapolis,
should do so at this time. No cases will be
undertaken without a fair hope of relief. It
is needless to ssv tbe the Institution is en
tirely responsible, and the largest and most
popular of tbe kind in America, curing thou
lands annually. Remember the time and
place, and come early. aT"Send to the
Institute for circular.
SoLPHDi nd molin, tin old fuhioned internal
remedy for the Itch, ii obsolete. That and other ob
noxious akin diaeaaea art cured in half the time,
without disordering the stomach, by Glenn's 8ul-
f hub Bcur, the great external anti-eeorbutiva.
DR. JOHN HERBBOLD,
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST,
Has removed to Roeebnrg, Oregon, where be re
spectfully offers his services to the citizens of that
place and vicinity in all the branches of bis pro
lession.
GREAT
ITALIAN CIRCUS.
THIS GHEAT COMBINATION
WUl appear for ONE DAT ONLY in Eugene
on
Tuesday, August Sth.
The proprietors consider this the
FINEST SHOW IN THE WORLD
LOOK AT OVZ
ARRAY OF TALENT: ,
The Great Watrigan Family, theFa
mons Johnson Brothers ; Sis.
Juan Dcvini; Lorraine & Sex
ton, L. Randolph, E. Hard
ing, M. Duppee, F. Finck,
W. IIart& Sadie Bird,
Miss Millie Esterle,
Madamo Cullen.
At the conclusion of tbe performance there will be
an interesting
FREXCII PASTOXIHE,
la which th whole strength of this Qigantio Com.
pany win appear.
Admission $1 ; Children Half Price.
Performance to oommence at 8, sharp.
Notice to Tax-Payers.
TOTICB 18 HrlLEBf Olt EN that on Mon-
da, the 38th day of Aug., 1876. th Board of
equalisation win at tend at the office or tne County
Clerk of Lane county, at Eugene, Oregon, and
publicly examine the asaeMmeut rolls for the year
i87S and correct all errors io valuation, deacrio.
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kiuu ur (jiiitmim ui lanus, or oioer property.
issiea mis ma aay or iuiy, ikb.
J. W. PARKS. Asetaor.
Subscribers to the University.
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L'JSS' m
U&0. B. DOIIKIS anthorued to collect anb.
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thear spna p. KtvioK ben th resort hi ipi
of the.aaiaiaU. The traadeat and moat nir-tor.
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best Wiidinia ,tl
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any fprloo ta this part of the 8UK. oor bath
hooa a lew. and iaroatn,-t -...L r
th want U tho-s nsit.n a tnm th valley. W
tT.. Pr bath mm, oosnnxrted
ar the head of u gpna. aa ia ii thiaw. r
r.. Mf tut ui eaan4 tor aa iiaKi
UUoa of tha kind. an -
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A. S. rOLET.Prorrktor
Final Settlement..
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATB of AJan
son M. Powers, deceased. Notice is hereby riraa
that Frank Powers, administrator of said estate haa.
Sled his account for final settlement and th 'lrst
Monday in September. 1S7S, haa been set lur final
ucanug oi aaia aaxrant.
uy mar of Hun. J. i. Walton, Jr., Connty Jade.
IBANK POWEIiS, Adminiatrator.
O. B. Donna, Attorney.
Fabulous Reduction
IN
FUR NIT XJ RE.
AB WB ARB PBEPABIUO FOR A LAROB
. Jdanufacturing establishment we prop m to
ell our entire stock of . '
FURNITURE AT RETAIL
WHOLESALE PRICES !
This I a rare chance to bny good, substantial
Furniture at nominal prices. Oo not let vow on
portunity pass. Come all
D. CHERRY BRO.
Lower Than Ewer I
HAVING TAKEN ADVANTAGE OP THE
late unsettled condition of the Eastern and
California ltonejr Markets I have '
PURCHASED FOR CASH '
THE LARGEST STOCK OP
Watches, Jewelry & Silverware
Ever brought to Oiegon, and am now enabled to
ell them at Retail at former WHOLESALE
PRICE.
No Plated Jewelry of any kind Is kept In my
Eitttbllchment. Every article is warranted as rep
resented. I have also the agency of the unrivalled:
Piamond Hpectclea.
To those intending to send east for Witches. I
a ill say that if thev will let me know the name
and price of the watch they Intend to send for, I
will furnish the same watch for tbe same price.
By all means give me a call before going or
sending elsewhere.
B. L. STONE,
Ju24 Sm 103 Front St., Portland, Oregon.
FIRST AND LAST CALL
HAVING SOLD MV 8TOVB AND TTNWAB1
business toC. Burbridgeand expect toleava
soon, I will request all persons indebted to era by
aoouunt or note to eall and settle the same at onos
or they will be placed in hands for collection.
H. T. HAYI9. '
FOR THE
SPRING & SUMMER TRADE t
WB BKO to Inform ear friends and the pabll
that we have just reoeired direct iron Baa
Francisooand the Eastern marketa
AN IMMENSE STOCK
ot '
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,.
DRY-GOODS,
FANCY GOODS
" NOTIONS. CLOTHING '
FJJRN1SHIJVG GOODS,,
IUTS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,.
Clocks, Paints, Oils, Etc.,
Selected bv oar Mr. 8. Eossnm.itt. wMy .
offer at
REDUCED PRICE&
X
Parties will find It to their advantan ta inl
and ezamics our stock and prices before porch-
vutv vv uoivi
Highest price paid for all k:nds of Prodac
S. ROSENBLATT & CO.
Brick Store, tw.illamctti 4 ILjiti 8ti.,
EUGENE CITY.
A.V.PETERS & CO.,
Are now in receipt of a very larf stock of
IVEW SPRING GOODS.
Selected with much care from the lsrrtt and best
wMiiuiuua; ounaea in oan jrnuDciso&
Our Stock of
BRESS GOODS
la unusually large and attractive, and Comprises th
r. u9iaiyuana novestiea, and of all nadea.
ad prices, so aa to meet the view of aU.
WHITE GOODS.
A Urft MKvtment ot TA&m and IuMnpt mt;
. vmuMsp,wnii,
STAPLE GOODS.
A larrestoekof Bleached Vaalina aa Ltara..
Table Linens, Towelmirs and Hosterv: Cor t.
nannrerrnicra. Laos and Linen CnlUj. i. .11 pMrC
WE TILL PAT TEE HIQEE8T TUSXTt TUC&.
n nan i or any number of pounds of
GOOD MERCHANTABLE WOOL
COUNTRY PRODUCE
JKewry description wanted, for wUea win par
tU kighart aurket pnea.
A. V. PETER3 A CO.
JUST RECEIVED,
A LARGS BTOCX Of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, HATS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
ETC, ETC,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
duck, hides i nh.
A. GOLDSmTH:
Strayed.
City, aa PALE BEL COW. sv i
laCtl mta1 anan I - a a, m -
soa snwansf of said aauaul wtl! bmm la nrt
-oiAiDorncx.