The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, September 09, 1876, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextlWSfwrl aler nbreriberi namti iHH- mf Ik Umt 0 mptrauo of IKDteripliom JJortat. Bimpl announcements of birth, rw .-uyetanu owuuswiu luBoriau wiuiuui enarg. Olitnarv notioee will be charged fur at the rata ol 10 mbU per tin. , w bo responsibility for view txpreoed , tarrapoaaenu. . , Single oopie of the Orua, In wrapper! for null' CITY AND COUNTY. const? faun Tho County Commissioner met oa Wed Deader tod transacted basibesi as ' follows Io tbe matter of tbe Wad prayi-d for br J, W. Veogho and other, ordered that the wme b declared public highway on tbe payment of J4U0, tbe amount oi assessed damages, by tbe petitioneri. Tbe road prayed for by J. Tarnell and ttbers iu declared a public highway Change of road prayed for by J.M. Spores od others granted. Petition of H. Smith and others for vaca- 1 tion of countj road granted. " x la tbe matter of tbe road prayed (or by It. B. Haves and others, rnmp Uantrell, C. . j a t..i.......i.i.j.: V. vOD Bill! O. VVORIU. WCIC vpUIIIVOU flVW I .t.A fVtnhar 1A tvt for vlin. Ordered that tbe west balf of tbe Spring 1 I field bridge be declared io road district No. 11. and tht east hr.Viin district No 7. ' Ordered that the tax levy for tbe current - year be as follows : state, o mills ; bounty 1 mill : relief, mill, school 3 mills; conn ty, & mills; total, 15 mills; and a State poll tax ol 81. Tbe County Judge wss authorized to id rerttse for sealed proposals for medical at- . tendance oo paupers for the ensuing year, the bids to be opened uctober la, to which day the Court adjourned. A Cuarck to Sprsud. One day this ' week, a Chinaman stopped at,Mr. D. R. La ' kin's olace to see another of hii race who ' was working there. Tbe small po 'patients ' at tbe olace bad been moved op itstrs, and . Mr. Lakin'a Chinaman was employed in wash log tbe clothing woru by them, aod lis visi 1 tor handled tbe clothing. It was the'inten- tion of those about the place to have-pre- vented bins from leaving, but their a'ttebtion wu drawn rrom Dim for a time, ana wen u vu found that' he had left. The Ohioaman mt M Iilriri'4 lTt hia viaitnr went to Jtnc- ' tion, but Mr: Cbffiio, who, we believe, was there at the lime of tbe visit, says ne came to Etrgfce. : Persons employing Chinese will perhaps do well to prepare for small pox. ' Ripdblicah M iETiNo.TBe liepubticsbs "held tbe first political meeting of tbe season at the Court House on Thursday evening. Messrs. Qigby and Williams were announced ' to speak, but Mr. Williams got lost on the way up, aod has dot as yet aiWed. There was a fair number in attendant,' and Mr. - - Digby was enthusiastically received. He produced tbe "bloody stir I," but somehow it did not seem to fit as usual, and his audience were disappointed. They seemed 'to have 1 forgotten Ihatalofost any speech loses inter-'est-byWlnp repeated. v ; pt- Political Swamho. HonH. Klippel, ' candidate for Presidential factor on the Democratic ticket, will soon lake the stump and canvass the southern p"8ct , of the State . ' with General (Well, frfodldata.fnr. .the same , I position on the RejMbliclto ticket. Appoint ments will be aeneubced hereafter. rrrr l- Tuat Couoar Ad aim .The cdtigar "bieb: 1 a few weeks since as saying beeq'seen in the vicinity of Crdw'p'ostoffice still continues . ' JU deDredattohs.' arid 'lit .last accdunu'had made an end of more than sixty bead of ' sheep. It seams as"ha'rd to satisfy as' a Sad? ical officeholder. Complbtkd. the bridge across the river at this place is completed, except painting and filling the piers, and teams began cross ! tag on Wednesday, Thra to said to.be the largest wagon bridge in the"State, ,and one of tbe best built and most' 'substantial. ' Dikd. Mrs. loin, wife of Wm. Preston, ' died on Friday morning of laat'week. Mrs. Preston was tbe eldest daughter ;5Cf fbe late W. W. Bristow aud was a lady "rare ac ' compli8hmeot3. Dissoldtiok. Messrs. Walton ' tynch ; ' dealers in groceries and provisions, have dis " solved partnership. Mr. Lynch will'cootinue the business at the old stand. Council meeting next Monday evfc&rJg . John Cogswell returned on tbe last steatfl- The tax levy of this year '1s' the satae as vlast , w , The rubber stamp men have gone to June- Wortmao & Sons have opened a naV store at J unction. There 120 men and itl horses ith Queen's circus. Conductor Stroud has beta transferred to the Albany express. H. H. Wolfe aod family left for Dayton, Vf. T, on Thursday. Hon. Lafayette Lane was expected "botae on Wednesday evening. Tbe Lemoo Warehouse at Junction has passed into the hands of J. A. Uusbnell. 4 It is said that in tbe course of a week or ' ,iwo trains will stop at Albany for dinner, in stead of at Junction. , A Salem paper states tbat Elder P. E. Burnett has been installed as pastor of tbe Christian Church in that city. CiiV next Friday. It will be abpnt fif teen years before yen have an oppdhunity 'to see another with as many attractions. The Indians say that every ooe of their signs indicate ooe tif the hardest winters this country has witnessed for many years. ' For nine days Elder Jas. H. Evans has been laboring to get" up a Wbazeo-Heeler club. He expects to have seven names by noon today. On tbe morning vt August USta there was light frost io some-parts of Jhe county., On September 1st the mertury jwas at 90 jn the shade, aod 3d about 60 degrees, and began raining. . The pertooal property of T. 0. Oarside will be sold at auction -next Saturday at the Lucky subla Mr. Garsida does not like Oregon after a year's trial, and will return to his old home io California. Lots will be drawn bv the County Coart October 24 from among the number who passed tbe examination by the County Su. parintaidauW for 7 free scholarships in the State University. Evils io the journey of life am like the hills which alarm travelers upon their road ; they both appear great io the distance, bat when we approach them we find tbem far less insurmountable than we bad conceived. And it is no less true tbat you can get the best roast or beef steak in Oregon at Becker uoya s marcei. Stemheiser is now being supplied with Limtrarger cheese front Mr, flop! i factory. uoanasmeuoui. '' ' , BUSINESS NOTICES. Wm. Preston has just heaved1 frirri San Francisco a complete etock of gooilk'io bts line, and horsemen will fiod many useful ar ticles not neretoiore Dronght here. Wood. We will take forty cords, more or less, on subscription or accounts due this Dos. . ' FOB BENT. A Ranch and about Four Hundred Head of Sheep. Enquire at the Photograph Gal' lery, of . J. A. Wiktir. Mr The National Gold Medal as awarded ko Bradley Rulofion for tbe beat Photographs io tn e United States, and the Vienna Medal for the best in the world. ' 419 HontKomerv Street, Smi Francisco. SteinheUer is still receiving fresh vegeta bles, fruits, nuts, etc., by every steamer. LUITIBGH. I sm prepared to deliver Lumber in Eu gene or vicinity on short notice. Orders left of the store will bo promptly attended to. F. B. DUNN. Buy your wall paper already trimmed at t . a. Dunn 9. SEALED PKOPOSALS FOB Medical Attendance on Paupers. Sealed bids far medical attendendence on satu peri for one year will be received hy the County Judge of Lane connty until October 2d, 1876. Tbe Shaie will then be openet by the County Coart, and tbe contract awiuded to tbe loweat re- i.i- kij ' - n . -!k. . iruiMiuic uiuucr. iiisvwi. mnrn hid rivui g reject an; and all blda. i.J. WALTON, voui ly juage. Scholarships Hi University. ;Th Conntv Coart of Lane Conntv will draw Iota for the free scholarships in the State iratrcN lity. on the 'id day of October. 1876. All appli cant mint be examined by thCj County Superin tendent', to whoni all who desire td be drawn must ty oraer or me uoaniy uourt. , J. J. Walton, Jadge. ST. CHARLES HOTEL, EOCENE CITY, OREGON. A. RlENTEEW, : : J: Prdp. DR. RENFREW annoanoes"tfi'at' he ts again in possession of tb? old and well-known 8i, '(JJblAKljiliS HUTJJiJjt Which has been newly furnished and refitted, and la now open for the reception of guests. - .1 1. t- .t. 1. 1 f.ftMH MAAM. Of una cottiigv ui mv uwuvnuipt uiiccu iwuw tntbe nfRR0dF;BRICKBU1LlHNG making fifty rooms. . It the most comnfodions and best appointed hotel in the State south of Salem. . . . 'Thafaklng the pflUio for past patronage, I so licit a countinuanee of the same and shall do all for tira eoBfwa r ' " ' FREE COACH TO THE HOUSE. , . r x . A. RENPBEW, For Sale. BWETXINfl H0U.6E AND 3 ACRES OF Ind on Ninth street; east of mill race. Terms easy. For particulars enquire at the Fabiiloiis 'liediiction a s we Are VreVaring for a large A. Manufacturing establUhmeat we prop se to sell our entire stock of , , 'TURNITTJRE AT 'RETAIL WiioffisALE Prices! TMi la mm rriflnM tn tinv rood, substantial Furniture at nominal prices Do not let your op -portanity pass. Come all. - ' - UitULnaiavnvi 3tJ&? RECEIVED "AT riflJMtk STEVENS', AGENT FOR REMINGTON & SONS' fireech Iioading f'ntral Fire Mililafy aid Sporting RIFLES AND SHOT-GUNS. AL80, ... PISTOLS CARTRIDGES', . A'Dd'alfkindsofammanition for breach loading Onna. Call and see ma. DR. JOIIJ ICRBOJ.D, SCtSICAl AND KECHiSICAl DESTIST, b.. tn nnkfhnnr. Oreiron. where be re- SpecUnlly offers bis serrkea (o-the citizens of that place and vicinity in ail the branches of his pro fession. ALLISON & OSBURN RE OFfERINe TO THE PUBILC, L . ... . Sogars.Teas, Coffee 'Canned, Goods, Tobacco & Cigar, XJlass & Queens- ware, Wood and v uiowware, BREAD, CAKES AND PIES And la fact everything osoallr kept In e'f rflt class urocery cwrew - - , tor cash or ready pay. SaUafactios guarauteed G i. . . m t nr.iiniH.n rniuui IT 0"Ml OT TVmUj rJ ' aj - w Goads delivered to any part ef tbe eity free of charge. ' A CHEAP PAPER! The demandfor the WEEKLY OR- EGOKIAN for a short time is so mat that we. have conoiafiea to P . . . t Al . mm M M a. efferll tor ineoaiance m uim lor . nil MDarrfntioiis will expire Decl 31, 187fVtlo matter when they com mence, iddress, -j?. OREGOliTAIi PuBIJsniauvu- . . PurtlanA. uT. S WB1 itetall Frodoe and Provlalon Market , The following are retailers' prices : FLOUR-Vbbl 6 00 Q $6 40. CORN MKAL Ortfgoq ground, in bulk io. 'WHEAT Bent white $1. OATri-750 busbel. BKANrt KeUll, 60. k . ' BUTTKR Fresh rolls. 2(KTM5c. . rl COFFKB-CoaU Rica, 'ivo; Rto, J9; Java, S3. grotina.ji. , ... CHEE8B-Orrto.J5e. CANPLS-ft box ti 00t JO, KGU8-160. . j..-. POTATOF.-oer bushel, tl. BACON-Sidee, 12ioHam,lli(3 Uc; 8hool- dera.egiuc. . CHICKENS 12 50 O 13 00 ner doxen. FISH-SaltnoD. Choice, hf bbla, $7; fiOfc kits 16: belllei. lb n tita.lt to '.mackerel. W all. a oodfish,coasV, Uot ... . . LAKD Tina. lCfCKbaik. 160. t. SUUAR-S. F. K. lClc; Island 10(215c: crush m.X 1Q - J ,J San.. SALT Carman Island 100 75: Bay II 75; Liverpool Dairy. t3; ooirsa Xlrerpool, ti. tea -cnoiee ureen si to ft n; Japan (So. SYRUP-Heavy Golden, 5 00 j keg. ... , . OILSBevoe's coal. 75c: LinaeeQ. boiled. $1 China Not, f 1. . .. . . CANNED XOODS Oyster. 50c: Sardines 371 yssorted. Jellies, ,62ic; Gr"Q Corn, 50c; Peaches suet Tomatoes, 3,1 . , . AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS. . Gilmofe'i Co.;sbcletora to'Chipman. Hoamer 4 Co., Solicitors ...Patents procured in all coun tries. No fees In advan. No-charge unless the oatent ia cranted. No fees ftnalDa; nielimi narv examine liona. . No additional fre for ob taining and conducting a rehearing. '.By" recent i it ii . : 'ti . i i . ueciaiou oi iae vurorawiuuer Bl1 rc.'tieu jpiiua tioos may be revived. Special attention given to Interference Cases before tue Patent utrce, r.i tensiuns before Comrreas. Inlrinire eot 8uiUlo JiReMnt RUtM. and all litiiration anntrlftlr.inir lo inventions or Y atenta. Heua stamp to v;;niore o to. lor pamphlet or sixty pages. , LAND CASES, LAND WARRANTS.a'nd SCRIP. Contested Land Cases nrrmecuted before the U, 8. General Land Office and Deuartment of the In terior. Pi if ate Land Claims, Mining and Pre- Emi. tion Claims, and Homestead caaea attended to. Land Scrip in 0, 80, and 100 acre pieces for sale. This Scrip la assignable, and can be located ip tbe name of the purchaser upon any Govern ment land sulilect to nrivate entrv. at 1.25 per acre. It is of equal value with Bounty Land War rants, isend stamp to uumore a vo. tor pamph let of Instruction. ARREARS OP PAY AND BOUNTY. Officers. Soldiers and Sailors of the late war. or their heirs, are in many cases entitled to money from the Government of which they have no knowledge. Write full history of service, and state amount of pay and bounty received. Unclose stamp to Gilmore i Co., and a full reply, after ex amination, will be given yon free. PENSIONS. All Officers, Soldiers, and Sailors wounded. ruptured, or injured in the late war, however slightly, can obtain a pension by addressing Gil more i Co. Cases prosecuted bv Gilmore & Co. before the Supreme Court of the United States, the Court of Claims, led the St uthern Claims Commission. , Filch deDartmenl of our business Is conducted tr.lt MnM.,AA.w.aM n.Ju ah,... n . U. ........ , oepmaw uu I veil , uuuel luainu vi .uc niujc experienced parties employed by the old firm. rrompi attention to all nusineaa entrusted to uu more A Co. is thus secured. We desire to win success by deserving It, ri ROCEBIES-IshaU keep on a fullof GROCERIES & PROVISION and invite the attention of ftoWeWpcfat ' T.G. HENDRCIKS. tRODIJeE OF EVER V KIND TAKfiN X in exchange for goods by T. O. HENDRICKS. 7T THE CHEiPEST PLACE 0 The Paeidcat for HOME MADE boots and shoes. greXt Deduction 'in prices. . b", tjonXld Has now 'offhand over one hundred and fifty pairs of Boots of our own nuke, which X am bound to sell regnrdlvaa.of otwt, and we are now prepared to make Boota to order at the following greatly reduced pri ces: ' French Oulf Boota from to W per pair. French Kip Uoota from (8 to 9 per pair. California Kip Boots made toonler for (6 per pair And all other work at equally low prices. Repair, ing done at short notiis. All work warranted. Leather and Findinga for sale. , Reinemtier the standi two doors South of A. V. Peters Co'.s brick store. J. II. DONALD. JUST RECEIVED. A LARGE STOCK OP , DltY GOODS, . CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES, GROCERIES, YANKEE NOTIONS, ETC., ETC, , AT REDUCED PRICES. Highest market price p ' for all kinds of PRO' DUCE, BIDES and FURS. A. GOLDSMITH. REMOVAL. trn central rrn BECKER & BOYD, Proprietors. TiECKERftHOYD HAVE REMOVED to the building known as tue Central Market and will KEEP CONST ANTtY ON HAND, faEEF Veal, FORk AND MUTTOJf. Dried Meats of all kinds. Trd, Tallow.ate. 'Will sell Beef in chunks from S to S renta. NATIONAL BISIXESS COLLEGE PORTLAND, OREGON. A"T?ninpa "F.ilnnntion ia the Barest gnaranty ot success for person in all pursuits ot lite. College Journal sent free to"T "t??; L T DaFRANCE ar WHrTE, aellin . Loek Boa J04. NOW Snbecnbe lor THE WEST SHORE, Just entering ita aaeond reac. It is It THfe ENLARGED AND IMPROVED, TIME Und worthy tb ptntir of trut well- TO Beantirallr Illaalrateat br tbe losdinaj artiaU oa U eoaat. Bomaof , THE ABLE" WBITEBS). in tbe Taei&e Nortbweat oontribuU to ita eolaffina. X :.'rr A M I L'Y JOURNAL . rksUsdaatlbakead of Pacifia Coaat patilieatiooa. Aaapatterto ,( . LIE3I TO FRIENDS . airod it equal. A atari nurahrr will git themabHMraVsof .iwarusi and V nhinrtoa i ntor thas a fmr't numutri of any other pspcr. bubMnptMi priea, , , f lCO PER YEAH, . inttndina; rylKf. Sample Bomber, SO eraU. or by order cat any of tbe PorJand Bvanea H"W. Wagons, Hacks, A large stock on hand and I will to ALL WORK WARRANTED U Repository and ShopCorner Ninth Please call and see for yourselves before Blacksmithing, Wood Work to a t FRIEMBLY, HA8 JUST OPENED FOR THE SPRING AnVbUMMER TRADE . The Largest Stock of Gtaods EVER BROUGHT OUR STOCK OP CLOTHING has been largely Increased and we oan show as nanasom a una or ready made goods in MEN'S AND BOYS -A Business and Dress tilts, A can be found in the oounty, and as prices that cannot Ian to aauvy. ' OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT Is well Sited with a spleudid assort ' all the leading styles and fashionable alia rt goods. Empress Cloths, Mohair mntt .American Dress Goods. ria-ld.PValn and Onera Flannels of all color. Bleached s& Unbleached fcotton Flan nels. Ladies' and Gents' Underwear, SHAWLS and SCARFS; S, W. C. NELSON'S mproved Iron King Wind Mill. , (Fatentod Nor. 9th, 1073.) THE THI E FRIEND OP THE rruit Grower, tH6 Farmer, the Irrigator, AND ALL WIIO REQUIUE THE USE OF WATER. there are several reasons why this Mill ah' 'ld be ' p referred to all others : 1st. It Is far more durable because ltls '-ll Iron. id. It Is Cheaper because of I simplicity and durability, and will outlast sereral Wooden Mills, Sd. It ia Less Cortiplicated, because there Is only three pieces of operating machinery. 4th. It is more powerful than any other Hill, on account of the thin fan. and cotuwquent In creased suction of air. and because it la operated by an eccentric, being far superior to the crank shaft or rest pin, as a lifting and falling power. 6th. It needs no care, no watching, having self-feeding oil caps and nelf-regulatiiig vanes. U regulates, protects and takes care of itseir. 6th. It never warps, shrinks, or swells, hence It is not liable to get out ol order. Once up, it goes all rixlit. 7th. It dues more work, runs easier and throws s taiger body of water. It will submerge a larger tract of land, with Inmwind and in a shorter space of time than any other Wiodmill now in nse. It may be set to turn out of the wind at any desired presume, there being a graduated lever for that purpose. 8th This Mi'.l took the only premium given at the California Mute Fair, ever the many other there on exhibition. pricFust t S Foot Wheel tW . .. ia , ' jl - ItiO Hills and County right for sale by Z. 8. McMURRAT. Lower Tliaii Ever I HAVING TAKES ADVANTAGE 'OF THE late onueitled eonditica of the Eaatern snd California iloney Market 1 3a r rURCHASEt) F0U CASIi . THE LARCESl STOCK OF Watches, Jewelry & Silverware Evr brought to Oifoe.and ani now enabled to ell them at Retail al former WHOLESALE PJ11CE ' " ' ' Ko Plated JeTry of ankind I kept in my EtUblifhownt.' Every article I warrant" a rep mrBied. I h aU th agency of the orialied Diamond Bprettlea. " To tow inu-nding to seed e for WsWie. I ill ay tbat if ther will let me know the nsmc and pne of th watrh they intend to seed for. I will turniah the same watch fr the same prif. By all mean gire me a call before goiug er 'M,0eetaeWb ' B.L.-T01E.'- juii Ira .. 103 Front. ht.. forUand, Orrge. EATUE BLASIS at th OUABDOITICE. Fjiy Robinson & Church. JP'WI DEALHKS IS ' tf5"2JV L 77 T.KnFf.VJfr.lIViVVlllDiiwiDt'V f H'a'jf bm mjj aaaiia i n. aaiaaaa ialali r. h UAVK TIIK irW Bf s( Self clcd Slock In Oregon 17 i ' lift W V. . Buggies, Carriages, orJor of the Bast Eastern Timber throughout, EVERY RESECT, at Fair Trices, and Oak Streets, Eugene City. purchasing elsewhere and damage Fainting done oraer. W. W. ESPEY. TO EUGENE. WOOt BLAftK&TS, All Colors. Trunks and Traveling Satchels. HATS &, CAPS, In the leading Styles. ( OIL CLOTHS, for Floor and TablvuM. BOOTS & 'SHOES. We would call special attention to our stock Mens' and Boys' San Francisco Boots, Whlcr we have sold for V nifmher nf years with great satisfaction, 'Every pair Warranted. A conipK't touk oC- ' HARD WAKE ! Plows and Farming Utensils. CHOICE TEAS. CANNED GOODS. and all choice FAMILY GUOCEUIES at aitonlhinirl7 low rates. LIVERPOOL AND CARMAN ISLAND SALT, Highest price for all kinds ot produce and woo!.. IT. Fill KINDLY. JTAVK FOR .SALE 11 AT THE LOWEST RATES Iron, Steel, Axes, AiitIIs, ' . Cable Chains, Walls, Hope, Glass, rutty, Table A pocket Cutlery Guns, Pinfold, Ammunition, Agilculturel ; lmplemena Wanting Powder, Fishing Tackle, Eto. Eto. i: We invite an examl - nation of our roods conllilcnt our prices will suit the times. OIKCUXAR or tn a STATE UNIVERSITY, EUGENE CITY, OR. The beautiful building prepared for the State Un veraity of Oregon being now ready for the accommo dation of students, the first session will eommenes oa Ui lath of October. There will be two oourao f study, the Preparatory and Collegiate, and two term of twenty weeks earb. The law pruvldotfor the fro tuition of on stu dent from each county and fur each momber of tit) Legislature. (Student wishing to avail themselves of the benefit of this law should make application to the oo unty superintendent of tho oounty in which they reside. All other student wishing to titka the Collegiate course will he reunited to pay a tuition foe of 20 wr term in advanoe. All candidate for admisiiion to this department w(U b required to pnw an eialniuatlun in the following , . ' STUDIES I ... (. Rai'ing, Writing, Orthography ('rmrilcal Arith metic, English Orammuy.vjoogrnuhf, History ot the rjnitvd HUttes, Iiitltt Orammnr, Reader and 4 Ilook of Ciar, Greek Grammar and Realir tut for the present the examination In the language may be omitted. ' The eurrieuleum of study in the COLLEGIATE COURSE' 'Will enmprls, bit, the tosiutl college eonrse. id, a ouirlplete course in rVlfnoe. Id, a Normal oours planned with speclil referone to the wanta of tewli rs. All student in this department will be required to pay a fe of 1 M per term io ad vane for inciden tal expenses, All studonta in tha PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT Will be required to pay a tuition of $IS in advance, This department will give students the necessary training In the studies required for admitane into the Collegiate department. ' THE FACULTY Will consist of Prof. J, W. Johnson, President, and Profesaore Thomas Condon and Mark Ilailey. Tin toanhere in th preparatory department are Mr. Ma ry K. Hpillor, Principal, and Mia Mary X. 8tone, Assistant. JOHN W., JyHNHQN,!' Presldont of University and Faculty. J.J.WALTON, , - . Bre'y Ikiard of f)l motors. FOR THE SntlNG & -SUMMER TltADE! Wlt.llHlt'j inform nr friends and the pMie tlwt wu tH.w Jih. iduh. UM, iruiu OMI Fnneiwu and the- Eastern market an Immense stock or GROCERIES, HARDWARE, DRY-GOODS, FANCY GOODS NOTIONS. CLOTHING, FVRJfisilWG GOODS, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AN I) SHOES, - Clocks, Taints, Oils, Etc., rVlectm! by otir Uf. 8. PxsasuTT, whiih we ofltral ... , , ' ; ' Partie will And It to thrir au vantage to ral. and rxamir our stock and price before porttoa ing elsewhere. .. , j Highest price paid fur !l t;nJa of IVoduc S. ROSENBLATT & CO. tmiTI. LTI HAL I.TIPLEJVIENT9 0 L ail aiad at uuui nur. of T. ti. HMDRICKa. SHERMAN & HYDE'S COI. A "1 1 Kevtr before in 6i history of piano forte man ufacture has an Instrument lisea so rapidly in popular fayor. i i, , It Intrlnslo merit and decided superiority over all others ha caused every musician and artist of note to adopt and recommend it. ' Ntlasonsaya: I shall take ererv npnortunlte to recommend and praise your Instruments. Miss Kellogg says: Tour Pianos are my choloa for th e concert room and for my own house, Lucca says: Tour upright are extraordinary Instrument, and deserve their great popularity. ' Pattl tAVm 1 Iiav llMil th rtlanna rJ ur.M Celebrated maker, but civ nur tha nnraMin overall. Gtraiiaa aaai Ynnr PUnna BtAnUhmnnt mm I have never sect any piano which, equal yours. Welill sava: . Uadama Parent. ra'kM Pi ano the fineat in tlie Uuited Hteteai A fully (n- aorae mat opinion, rncy nave no rival. SHERMAN & HYDE Corner of Kearney and Sutter Sts., SAN FRANCISCO, TACIFIC COAST AGENTS ... FOR THE Weber Piano, VAND ; i ti'llOLKSALi kdktTAlL DiALkatriM Sheet Music,, Mmio Books, AfT5 MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. XHH SHERMAN IIYDE PIANO , .,i fh v'- . ' .:. -.i -' Has four Round ."Gnrnnn, Elegant Case, Grand Scale, Full Aralle, Is KiraWClam. snd Fully ranted for Tun 'Years. . Suuare or Upright, lloOj falESTEDMAtt riANO I H Octaves, Uuml.sfim'i Mouldings on top and bottom or ease1, ighta Trcbie, Carved Legs and Iftfrfmtii- b-Jet Piano d)rtho i'rluo, 350. ... . For. 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