b- Jfonoa. Bimpi announcements or births, nut
raanil death will be iiuurted withuut cWy.
bituarj notices will b charged (or at Um rate of 10
vcut per un.
Ws assume no responsibility fur view expressed
Hy correapuaneau.
gingla copies of the Gruan, in wrapper for mail'
inf, nu7 be obtained at this otUea.
CITY AND COUNTY.
KOTICK TO DELIXQIEXTM.
Patrons of the Guard knowing themselves
' indebted to the Proprietor will please make
payment before January 1st, 1877. All old ac
counts must be closed up with the close uf tlnf
ysar.
Money may be sent from distant parties by
Registered Letter, when Poatoffice Money Or
der cannot be obtained.
Address, G.' J. BUYS,
Eugene City, Or.
About a Hop Speculation. '
Last fall Mr. L W. Kanoff bought in this
county about 70,000 pounds of hos, and also
m few Jots in Linn county. The hops were
(hipped to San Francisco and Mr. Kanoff
went to that city, to attend to the sale of
them. Not beiug able to get a remunerative
price he left them on storage, drawing aliout
$3,000 for which the hops were to be held
as security. He returned here and paid out
to his creditors all or nearly all of the ?S,000.
About two weeks ago he left here to go to Linn
county, where he had a hop ranch. On Monday
last Mr.W.R. McCormack received from him,
at San Francisco, a letter addressed to his credi
tors, in which he says that having been unable to
sell his hops, and knowing that a number of
his creditors were about to commence suit
against him, which would cause all the rest
to do the same, and would lead to his hnan
cial ruin, he has concluded to allow his cred
itora to take all he has, except a few articles
belonging to his wife, and which he sent her.
He then gives a list of his creditors as fol
lows: J. Cogswell 2,450
W.R.McCornack 1,650
F. Gray 260
McClain 100
John Day 838
A. A. Smith 373
Robinson & -
Church 300
8. Spencer 200
G. Wray 830
A. Palmer 180
E. Siwncer 178
J 4 W Gray.... 250
G. Noland 277
Goldsmith- 240
Total
S.B.Eakin, jr...200
Foster 200
Turtle 303
Yoakum 92
Hendricks 70
G. li. Gray 122
Peters & co 100
Cristfield 280
Maxwell 24
Sloan Bros .40
Poindexter& co. 15
Osburn & co.... 15
Powers 24
F.B. Mason..... 17
$9,618
Then he gives a list of assets amounting to
about $3,500, in addition to 74,000 pounds of
bops in San Francisco held, as before stated,
subject to a mortgage for $8,000. He wrote
that he could have sold the hops for 13 cents
por pound, but was advised not to do so, as
a better figure was sure to be offered. Even
at 18 cents he could have sold and paid such
on amount on his debts as would have placed
him on a footing that the proceeds of his hop
ranch in this county the coming season
would have set him even with the" World.
A meeting of the creditors of Mr. Kanoff
was held on Thursday. The" meeting was
organized by electing T. G. Hendricks chair
man and Jas. F. Robinson Secretary! After
reading all the letters from Kanoff, Vi R.
MoCorniick was appointed to go to San
Francisco aud dispose of the hops, if any be
found, as he may deem to the best interest
of the creditors, and turn over the proceeds
and a report of his doings to a committee,
appointed by the meeting, consisting of
Messrs. Day, Peters and Robinson, which
committee is to pay the same pro rata to the
creditors as soon as the same can bo legally
done.
Concerning a Flao. An item as follows
appears among the Eugene item's in the Ore
gonian of the 31st:
" Last July there was about $.")0 subscribed
by the citizens of town to purchase a flag to
present to the fire company. The flag has
not been presented, and we have heard quite
a number enquiring what has become of the
coin."
Last June Mrs. C. W. Fitch, a very esti
mable lady, did attempt to raise money by
subscription to buy a flag to be presented to
the Hook and Ladder company of this place
on the 4th of July. The sum of $25 was
subscribed and sent to Portland, but no flag
could be obtained there and the order was
sent to San Francisco, add at that time no flag
could be obtained in that city. Subsequently
however the order 'was filled with a flag
costing $37, on which Mrs. Fitch paid the
charges and the amount due, except $2 50
which was paid by J. B. Underwood. It did
not reach here until long after the 4th of July,
and there has been no opportunity since to
make a public presentation of it Oh the
night of the last Fireman's ball, December
25th, Mrs Fitch gave the flag to the foreman
of the Hook and Ladder company. It was
used in the hall at that ball and is, -mow we
are informed, in tin possession' of that com
pany. This information we gather from a
member of the company and there is no doubt
of its correctness. Whether the item was
intended to wound the feelings of Mrs. Fitch
or not it would certainly have that effect,
and we make this statement in bet behalf.
Woolen Mill Talk. Mr. Hoyt, who
was interested in tha Salem Woolen Mills,
which were destroyed' by fir last year, was
in rwn this week on a tour of observation
looking to the establishment of mills. We
had no conversation with him, but are in
formed that with a suliscription of 25,000 to
the stock of such an enterprise he would lo
cate here, and further, that he would guar
antee one per cent, on the money invested.
While we have no idea that such a turn of
money could be raised in our town to assist
in that or any manufacturing enterprise, it
would certainly be of great advantage, not
only to the town, but to the whole county.
W'e suggest to the people of our coflnty to
look into the matter. We shall be" clad to
hear Iran any of our reader on the sub
ject OraomABLf. "W and the champion
of the Poke-Yoor-Xose-into-Other-People -Businese
Society have engaged- in what ap
pears to us to be a very nnprofitsMe- discus
sion. From the question at issue they bare
taken up one of which the discnMfr is of
less importance than even the, main one.
Most of the new leaves tnrW over 34
days ao have blown back again.
Brief mention.
Genuine webfoot weather since last Tues
day.
Candidates for city offices are beginning to
snake nanus with Uiuir tellow citizens.
H. N. V. Holmes, of Polk county, was in
town during the early part of the week.
Mrs. Hanchett and L Thouhauser were
passengers on the last steamer to California.
The McGibenv familv was in San Francis.
co last week. Their number has increased
by one.
Jule Stratton, who is practicing law in
Salem, was in town during the latter part of
last week.
The recently organized minstrel troupe will
give their first entertainment at Lane's Hall
next rriday night
The Junction City pedagogues are about to
build up a reputation. For further particu
lars see the lice of the "Otli.
Knowledge is vonchsafed to all who seek
ior in ii a man cannot nave an Asior libra
ry, he may own a patent uiedictne almanac
When the mail carrier crossed the moun
t-kins on the McKcuzie route last week there
was two feet of snow for' a distance uf 2b'
miles.
Hesolveil, 1 hat the Christian Bible was
written by Divine inspiration," is the out s
tion the Laurean society is to discuss next
rriday evening.
The interest in the skating rink continues
unabated. The next new thing at that in
stitution will be potato and egg races, to be
gin next r rulay night.
The hall of Eugene Lodge No. 11, A. F.
and A. M. has been newly carpeted aud oth
erwise "fixed up," and is now one of the neat
est assembly rooms in the state.
The time approaches when a fellow buys
lor his chum s sister a highly ornamented val
entine, the great centre of attraction of which
is a picture of the fabled boy who has decid
ly more wings than overcoat
W. K. Neil, who was executed at Albany
last week, on the 4th of July, 1874, was
one of the principals in a bad row which oc
curred in a ball-room at Junction City. In
an attempt to draw his pistol it weut off in
his pocket and shot him in his leg, inflicting a
serious wound.
The State Treasurer gives notice that all
persons who have borrowed money from the
school fund must pay the interest due Jan. 1,
law, or suit will be brought to foreclose the
mortgage. The money must be had immedi
ately for distribution to the common schools
of the State.
The emaciated infant of the Journal went
gunning for ducks one day last week. When
he returned he was tearfully tired he had
"walked 23 miles and only got three ducks,"
He entirely neglected to mention the fact
that in order to get three ducks he plowed
t . ii n i
tor a granger wnue me saiu granger Killed
the ducks aforesaid.
The Eugene correspondent of the Oregoni-
an makes what we consider some very appro
priate remarks about an entertainment recent
ly given in fliis place as follows: The Ama
teurs were greeted with a large audience at
their entertainment on the 20th of the pres
ent month. Their rendition of the drama
"Bread on the Waters," was very good: but
the closing farce destroyed the effect of the
whole exhibition as well as the reputation of
those who participated, by associating the
names of some of our most esteemed citizens,
ladies as well as gentlemen, in acts and
scenes that were not very creditable to say
the leant V
Homicide. On Thursday evening Mr.
Harvey Kanoff, a younger brother of I. W.
Kanoff, came into town aud gave himself into
the otfctody of Sheriff Eakin, stating that he
had shot aud probably killed Scott Osburn.
The affair occurred on the McKenzie, above
Hendricks' ferry, early Thursday morning,
aud word was received in the night that Os
burn had died about 4 p.m. Coroner Shelton
went out yesterday morning to hold an in
quest The examination of Kanoff was also
to' have been had yesterday in Camp Creek
precinct Messr Walton and Thompson
went to conduct the defcuce, and Mr Dorris
appeared for the State. The result of the ex
amination hod not been received up to the
hour of going to press.
The Gambling act Sustain rif In the
case of the State vs. Alfred Carr, on appeal
from Multnomah Comity, the judgment of
the Court below was reversed and the case
remanded to the Circuit Court for Multno
mah county for further proceedings. Opin
ion by Boise, J. This is commonly known as
the "gambling case," and the above action is
understood to affirm the validity of the gam
bling act passed at the last session of the
State Legislature.
Halp Fare. The Sixth annual session of
the Oregon State Temperance Alliance will
be held at Albany, February 21st. Delegates
will be earned at half rate on the O. 8. N.,
0. C. R. II, and the O. C. It. It. Ca's
lines. The opposition will also reduce their
rates.
SoLDf On. Mrs. Watkins has sold her
millinery and dress-making establishment to
Miss Holloway and Miss Linder, and has re
moved to the house belonging to the Butter
field estate on Eleventh street
The recular meeting of Lane county coun
cil P. of 11., will be held in Eugene Crty on
Tuesda. February 13, 1877, at 10 o'clock A.
M. Meml of the N. W. 8. S. k C. Co.
irs requested to attend. Join Kelly,
President.
Robinson & Church at the Hardware Store
keep the largest and best selected stock of wall
paper and border in Eugene City, comprising in
part, Brown, Blanks, Satin, Gilt and Emboss
ed paper, which they purchase direct from the
Eastern factories and will sell as cheap as the
cheapest All paper trimmed free of charge.
Retail Prodneeand Prorlaloa Market.
The following are retailers' prices :
FLOUR. ? bbL.$6.
CORN MEAL Oregon ground, in bulk; 4c
Oufe-f' bushel, 50.
Roans V lb, 5c
BUTTER-Frwh Mils, 37Ja.
COFFEE - RJo, Z; Java, 33Jc
CHEESE Oregon, JOc.
CANDLES-? box, $46,4 50.
EGGS 33c
BACOX-Sidet, 14c, hams, 15c; ii.jul.lers,
12fcc
LARD-In tins, IV; bulk, 121.
CHICKENS-t2 5V3 00 wa.
FISH-Salnvw, U Wis, ffr. Soft) kits, t4 00;
Mackerel, per kitv W; CndfUh, B, Y2M 1-V.
SUGAR -8. F. B-, 1; Ldxnd, 10115c;
crushed, lc; powdered, 20c
V7 .
IslanJ, V 100 l ;
SALT-Cannan
Bar, flTr, LivertK! Dairy, 92 50; do coarw,
r.
TEA-Ore-,Sl r-. J:p, f
SYRUP Heavy G4.1e, t keg, i
OIL-Kereue, 75 If
I have now on hand a full and' complete
ataortnient of
HARNESS AND SADDLERY,
which I will sell .
CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER FIRM
IX THIS CITY.
Partiei knowing themselves indebted to me
will please come forward and settle.
CUAS. HADLEY.
CHICKENS WANTED,
For which we will the highest market price iu
cash. ROSENBLATT CO.
B. F. DORRIS.
To all who know them
selves indebted to me. I
have demands against
me which
MUST BE PAID,
and I cannot meet them
unless I can collect. If
you woum save cost
come and settle without
delay, for
I MUST HAVE MONEY.
Jan. C, 1877. B. F. DORKIS.
DR. J01LY HERKBOLD,
SURGICAL AND MECIUMCAL DEMIST,
HAS REMOVED TO ROSEBURG, Ore
gon, where he restiectfully offers his ser
vices to the citiitenls of that place and vicinity
in all the branches of bin profemion.
Certain Headache Cure.
A harmless vegetable preparation, and the
lisecvery of a physician, the Victor Headache
Powder lias been proven a lwsitively sure eure
for the mort distressing cases of siek and nerv
ous headache, morning sickness and neuralgia,
a single powder actually curing in ten minutes
when all other means fail. We have had a
wonderful experience with it, and the ten cent
trial pack of two powder can now lie had only
by addressing the proprietors, J. R. Heihi.ky
& Co., Salem, N. J., who will cheerfully mail
them postpaid The full sized packs of 25 ikiw-
ders, price 50 eta., can le had of Druggists eve-
,'wlu're anil its is with well-merited commence
ley are offered as a thorough cure for all dis
eases of the head. ial3 ly
JUST RECEIVED.
A Large Stock of
DRY GOODS,
CLOtHING, HATS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GUOCKRIliS,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
ETC., ETC.,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Highest market price paid for all kinds of
PRODUCE, HIDES and FURS.
A. GOLDSMITH.
HARDWARE, IROM and STEEL
Hubs, pokes, Kims,
Oak, Ash end Hickory PlanK.
NOKTIIIttP & THOMPSON,
rOltXLAND, OREGON.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
MRS. A. RENFREW, : Prop
Having again taken possession of the old and
well known
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Which has been newly furnished and refitted,
is now oen foe the reoeption of guests.
I have fifteen rooms in the
"FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING
making SO rooms in alL It is the most commo
dious and best appointed house in the Ktute
south of Salem.
FREE COACH TO THE HOUSE.
A. HKHiFKKW.
A. L. BANCROFT & CO.,
721 Market Mrcot,
San Francisco, Cal.
PUBLISHERS AND DEALERS IN all
kimls of
BOOIvS, STATIONERY,
SCHOOL FURNITURE 4 APPARATUS,
PIANOS, ORGANS
And other Musical Instruments,
8HEET MUSIC, ETC., ETC..
A-? at for the
"OWEN" and 'LIVE-OAK'' WRITING
PAPERS.
Blank Book Manufacturing
A SPECIALTY.
Our poods
BeoksellerL
i to be had of all the princiil
jal3lim
KI.TI.TIO.,
IN THE CIRCUIT-COURT OF THE
State of Omron for Lane County. H. O.
'lenny. Plaintiff, vs. Ella 'fenny, I fc-fendant.
To Ella Tenny, the above named Iefendant :
In the name of the Wste of Oregon, you are
hereby commanded to apar and answer the
Complaint of Plaintiff in th almve entitled
suit, now on file atrainst yon, in the office of
the County Clerk of 1-ane County, within ten
days fnira the date of the nrrioe of this Sura
mins, if made on von in Ine Comity and
within twrtrty days, if aiade on you in any other
County in said State ; and if served on you by
publication, then yon are iwpiired to appear
and aruwrr by the first Uy of the neit term of
iht Circuit Court for the County and State
foresaid, to be betfun and boUleo on tbe !
Mon.lav I i0 I Apni, " '.
at the Court Hm in Euipne City. Aad the
Defewlant will take notice that if she fail to so
apjear and answer said "omptsint, the Plaintiff
iil take jndnvr.t atminrt b for ths relief
pryd for in said Complaint, to-wit : the dis
solution of th bonds of nutrinvor now eiixt-
UM between Plain tr3 aad said Ixf-ndant The
.rrvice of this Son fcom is Biade by publicatwm
i hy puliliratim
bv onler of Hon. J. F. W at, Juige of the
('iimit Court isf the rUte of rj"U for the
H.. Jn.Ur-iil TKtrirt. n.ado at I 'lumbers on
th. 31rt dav of Jaauarv A. D. 1T7.
FITCH k FACAN,
Attorsey for l'laintifl.
Wagons, Hacks. Buggies, Carriages.
A large dock on hand aoJ I will to order of the Boat Kastern Timbor throughout
ALL WORK WARRANTED IX EVERYRESPECT, at Fair Trices.
Repository and Shop Comer Ninth and Oak Streets, Eugenk City.
Please call and gee lor yourselves before purchasing elsewhere
Blacksmithin , Wood Work
fRoblnson 4 Church (f"y
J$V DE.U.EH8 I.V agjS F
ffiL t SIIELF& HEAVY IIAHDVYABE
S. H. FRIENDLY,
HAS JUST OPENED FOR THE Sl'RINU AND SUMMER Tif uv.
The Largest Stock of Goods
EVER BROUHT
OUR STOCK OF
CLOTHING
has been lan,ily Increased aud we can show as
nanusome a line of ready maile (foods in
MEN'S AND BOYS'
BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS
As can be found in the country, and at prices
mat cannot mil to satisfy.
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
is well filled with a splendid assortment nf all
leading styles and fashionable shades of goods.
EMPRESS CLOTHS, MOHAIR,
and
AMERICAN DRESS GOODS,
Plaid, Plain and 0iera Flannels of all colors.
jleaehed & Unbleached Cotton Flan
nels. Ladies' and Gents' Underwear,
SHAWLS and SCARFS;
Protect Your Buildings.
Which may be done with one-fourth the usual
ex)iense by using our
PATENT SLATE PAINT,
MIXED READY FOR USE.
rire-Iror. Wiiter-Proof, Durte
bit', I.COIIOIIliCltl una
Oriiaiuc ntul.
A 'roof mav be covered with avcrvcheap
shingle, and by application of this slate be made
to last from 20 to J;i years. UUl roofs can lie
tatclieil aim coated. lookinir much better, and
lasting longer than new shint'lcs without the
slate for
One-Third the Cost of Re-Shinglingi
1 lie cost of slating new slungles is only alxiut
the cost of simply laying them. The paint is
riliK-fHoor against sjiarks or Hying embers, as
may lie easily tested by any one.
IT STOPS EVERY LEAK,
and for tin or iron has no eipial, as it expands
by heat and contracts by cold, and NKVKK
hack nor scales. Koofs covered with tar
heatliing felt can be ruade water tight at a
small exiiense, and preserved for many years.
Uns slate paint is
EXTREMELY CHEAP.
Two gallons will oovnr a hundred square feet
nf shingle roof, while orr tin,- iron, felt, matched
boards, or anv smooth surface, from two uiiarta
to one gallon are required to 100 square feet of
surface, and although the puint has a heavy
body it Is easily applied with a brush.
No Tar is Used in this Composition,
Therefore it neither cracks in winter nor runs
in summer.
On decaying shingles it fills up the holes and
(sires, and gives a new and sulwtantial roof that
will lait for years. Cl'Ki.Fl) oil Wahpki) shin
gles it brings to their places and keel them
there. It falls up all holes in felt roots, stu
the leaks, and although a slow dryer, rain does
not e feet it a few hours alter applying. As
nearly all lutiuts that are black contain tar, Im
sure you obtain our UKNL'tKK article, which (for
shingle roofs) is
Chocalate Color,
when first applied, changing in about a month
to a month to a uniform slate color, and is to
all lutents and purjioses hlate On
TIY KOOI'N
our red color is nsually preferred, as one coat is
equal to five of any ordinary paint For
It HICK H A M M
our Bbkiht Rkd is the only reliable Slate Paint
ever introduced that will effect'-jilly prevent
dampness from enetrating and dicoloring the
plaster.
These paints are also largely used on out
houses and fences, or as a priming aoat on fine
buildings.
Uur only colors are chocolate, tizu, ciuuiit
Rku ami Okanuk.
New York Cash Price List.
5 gallons, can and box. .$ 5 fiO
10 " keg 9W)
20 " half lm-l 1 m
40 " one barrel 30 00
We havs, in stock, of our nwn manufacturt,
roofing material, etc., at the following low
prices
1000 rolls extra Rublwr Rifling at I cents
tier square foot (I r we will funiixh Rubber
Wiring Nails, Caps and Slate Paint for an en
tire new roof, at 4J cents it square foot
2000 Pills 'I ply Tarred Rootuig Felt, at lj
cenis per square foot
8000 Mils 3 ply Tarred Roofing Felt, at 2J
cents er mpjare foot
200 mils Tarred sheatlrrg, at cent r square
'" . ...
5,000 galloas fine Enamel Paint, mixcUready
for use, on inide or outide wi-rk, at ffi ier gal
Send for sample eard of colon. AH onlers
must be accompanied with the money or satis
factory referem-es. No gooils shipjwd Ci O. D.
unlrns express charges are guaranteed.
Sample onlers solicited.
V. M.ATK PlT '.,
irr k 104 MAIDEN LANE, New York.
novll3ia
A FKKi: 1 1 III-
Fir consnniritioii, bnnnchitis, astliama, eafarrh,
tlipatand King diseaaea. " A uvi a sure relief anil
permanent cure for gen ral debiiit, dy-pia
and all nerv6us affections, bya simple veg'table
mrtliciue which cured a venerable niboary
Physicua who was bug a resident of riyria and
the Kart, aud who has trtely given Ui us valua
ble (pecitic tu thousand of kindred suffernrs
with the great powible buni-rit. and bow ba
feels it bis aod christian duty to im(sut to
1 others tnis woroWful invigorating reruwiy, ami
I will sfd HlKk the original reori ormiplete,
with full dirw-tions, to any lroa enclosing
! alamo i.f r lilr.
I'K. CLARK A. ROP.rM.V
Grulst liLotc, riW"'r., N. V.
1. O. lioi 74.
and Carriage Tainting done
to order.
W. W. ESPEY.
ITA
Xlat tha LOWEST
Kates
IKON, STEEL.
AXKS. AN VI IS.
NAILS, KOl'E
Cable Chains,
lilaaa, l'utty,
Tabl eitnd I'oeket
CUTLERY,
GUNS, 1MSTOLS,
AM MUNITION,
AGKICULTTKAL
LMl'LHMKNTS,
llliistini; l'owder,
Fiiliini.' '1 ackle.
Etc,, Etc.
We invite an exain
In iti"n of our goods,
cont'd 'lit that our
p.-iets will suit tlm
limes.
TO EUGENE.
WOOL BLANKETS,
ALL COLORS.
Trunks and Traveling Satchels.
HATS AND CAPS in tho leading styles.
OIL CLOTHS for floor and table use.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
We would eall siiecial attention to our stock of
Mens' and Boys' Sim Franckco Hoots,
Which we have sold for a humlier of years with
great satisfaction. Every jtair' warranted
A complete stock of
HARDWARE, PLOWS AND FARMING
UTEN8IIA
CHOICK TEAS, CANNED GOODS,
And all choice FAMILY GROCERIES at
astouishly low rates.
LIVERPOOL & CARMEN ISLAND SALT.
II iyliest price lor all kinds of tiroduce aud
WOOL.
Iff. raiEWIHiY.
OIKG UJLAR
or mi
STATE UNIVERSITY,
EUGENE CITY, OK.
The bountiful bnlWIng prepared for the Btato tin
versify of Oreffnn being now ready fur thoawnmmo.
Jutinn of students, the first session will commence
on the lath of October, 'there will be two courses
of study, the Preparatory and Collegiate, anil two
terms of twenty weeks each. '
TK la-w inovinet forlhe fro 'tuition of one stu
dent from earn enmity and for each mem tier of tlis
I(Tilnture. (students wishing to avail themsulvos
uf the tieneflts of this law should imtke application
to'tlio county superintendent of tho county in which
thejr resiilo. All.'uther students wishing to tnkt the
aiUcgmto course will bo required to pujr a tuition
fee of :'0 per term ie alvauro. All ouuilMiitvt for
admission; to this dernrtment will bo required to
puss an examination in the following
6TUf)IE9 I .
Reading, Writing, Oithogmphy, Practical Arith
metic, English Umnimar,(Jeugmthy, History ol the
United Htates, Itin Grammar, Header ami 4 Hooks
of Ciiniir, Qieck Urammar and Header; but for ths
liresuut the examination in the langusgos may be
omitted. The currieuleuiu of study iu tha
COLLEGIATE COUIISE
Vt ill comprise, 1st, the usual college, course. Id, a
complete ooiirse in Heirnce. !, a Normal eoum
planned with sucaiil reference to tho wants uf teach
ers. All student In this department will he required
to y tee ol H .VI pur term in ail vum fur llic idea
tul expense. All students in the
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
Will he required to my i tuition of lift in adriinre.
Thisdeitment will give studenU I lis naoMsary
traiamg in tho studies required fur adinitani into
the Cullegmtu dtimrtuent,
THE FACULTY
Will consist of Prof. J, W. Johnson, President, and
PiofeMois Tlmmw Oondou and Mark llailoT. 'Hie
teuchora in the preparatory department are Mrs. Mu-
ry K. Hpillur, I'nucipal, uiid Mnry K. IKtono.Mu
Assistuut. JDIIN W. JOIINSlW,
President uf University anJ Faculty.
J, J. WAI.1UN,
ftce'y Jlonrd of PireeUir.
Eugene City lSrcvcry..
MATJ1IAS MCliLCK, Pro'p,
Is now prepared to All all orders for
LAGER BEER
OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY,
Cdneapd for yu irwlf. A good article m1c
WHimmeh'Ution.
Thorouhbred
O W Xl S
ALSO
Bronze Turkeys,
a' 3. 9
2 B
a r r
I
I t
Pekin
Ducks and Emden Geese.
AUtO
TnonCICHBEED ?0TDD0W1 SHEEP.
IKICK LIST NOW READY. Also.
. Pamphlet on the care of Fowl, hatching,
feeding, diseases and their our, etc, lapted
especially to the Pacific Cowl; price 10 cent.
Address, enclosing stamp,
n. EX UK.
NAPA, CAL.
Please state where'yoa sAw'S.U ad.rrtieint
Baled Hay,
Baled
Straw
and Wood
F
OR SALE IN QUANTITIES TO r.ITIT
by S. 1L CHRISTIAN,
At the l'otltii.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
MUSIC,
. . AND
SEWLXG MACnm.ES
THANKING
the puhllc for
lihernl
now
call
rooms
4 in Underwood A,
IVs new hrick,
VtV v "SUi v-t I- where may tie found
V VG IQ full assortment of
goods In the aisive line.
Watches, flocks and Jewelry Repaired in tlis
beat manner. AND WABKANTED.
Willamotta St, Eugene CU7, Oregoj'.'
CHAIN" BROS.
A New Deal.
R. G."GRAHAM,
1MEUCHANT TAILOR
HAS JUST RECEIVED from the East a
line of fine and fashionable cloths, such an-
has never hefore heen brought to Eugene, con
stating of
Paul Vooda,
Coa1lnr.11, in an Grades,'
and Flue VeatlnsT'.'
CALL AND SKK MY ST0CK.:
11; v.. c;n AHAM.
IN JUSTICE'S COURT FOR' SOUTH.
Eiun'ue l'm'inct. Ijine countv. Oremin.
S. J. iSaxon, iilaiutitf, vs. C Couwr. defendant:
civil action to recover money. To C Conger,
the sIhiv named defendant: In the name of
the iStntu or Oregiin, yon are hereby reojulnxt
to aiear In'fore the undersigned, a Justice of
the 1'eaec for the precinct aforesaid, on the 6th
day of February, 1877, at 10 o'clock in the fore.
nisin of said diy, at the otlice of said justice in
said precinct, to answer the above-named plaiu-.i
titf in a civil action. The defendant will take
notice that If he fad to answer fie complaint
herein, the plaintilf will take judgment against
him for the sum of Stsj 71, toRether with the
ousts aud disliiiraemunU of this action. ThU
summons is served by publication hy order this
tutu nay ol i'eceuilier, in.o, niaile anil entereu.
'-'a JOHKl'll OGLiS, J. 1.
The Naturalists' Agency
Minerals, Shells, Birds, &c.
milE NATUllALISTS' AOENCY.HA?'
X Ix'cn established at 3725 Lancaster Ave-.
nue, Philadelphia, for the purose of glvli
colb-ctoin of objevts of Nntiirnl UlNtorjr
ap opiHirtunity of buying, selling or exchang-1
ing their duplicateii or Killections, ITease state
wbre you saw this advertisement!
npeuiuens sent ui any pan oi tne worm uy
mail. A monthly bulletin i a iiugv sent free.
My MiNKiuuHHCAi. Catai.oui i and table or
specie, by which most niinentt may lie identU.
Bed, illustrated hy oyer -loOO worth of Engrav
ings, is now ready for distribution. It u ait"
exr'llent clieck list coiilaiiung in tlie price 116
every iecies and nil the nfore common varie
ties arranged alphabetically and preceded bsr
tne sjiecics nuiuiier. i he sjiecics number indi
cate the place of any mineral in the table or
species, after it wiD be found the sjiecies name,
oouiHMitiun, streak or hmtra, cleavage or frac
ture, hardness, up. gr. fusability and crystaliia
tion. Free to all custoiuurs. To others on.rs
ceiiit of ten cents for postage, 4a
.' The lame increase of niv business ha com.
jtellud me to rent the store No. H7'J7, and use it
entirely for Uinls, Mammals, Shells, I'lant.'
ltooks, Fossils, Mound Jluililcrs' Reliia and all
object of Natural History except .Minerals.:..
1 Have secureil the sorvioes of one of tho best '
taxidermist In the country, a gentleman who
who was employed by the Mimthsonian Institu-
tion In Niuth America for three years. 1'hava
a very large stock of Western and .Southern
birds on hand. Also, Heads and Antlers for .
Museum, Dining-Room, Halls and Libraries.''
1 have now over 88 tons, and neailv KJ6.000
worth of Minerals on hand. I have sold over,
17,000 worth since the 17th day of Januart,'
when the first box was put into my establish
ment. Novemlier i:ith. In v cash sales were over
Jl.ftOO and cash receipt over 1,200.
I have the best sjieuiinen ever seen of Ama
son Stone, Ruby Silver, Hamarskite, Amethyst-.,,
Unsikite, Coliuulmte of Yttria, Zouoclilorlte.' '
Chilenlte, Chalcedony, Rutile iu (.juivrtz. Hy.
drotitanitu, Itacoliimiti? Nigrin, (Ireen Waved
lite colored hy Vanadium, Pegiuiita, Smoky
quartz, kock crystal, l'erolsklte, Hchroloimte.
Aegerite, Feldspar, (pink, reil, gray, brywnanil
green), Emholite, AleUnite.Ouu kite, and Chlr
rastroliu).
Collections of Minerals ...
For Stuilents, Amateurs, Profemors, Physi
cian and other pTofeasioiiut Men,
These collections illustrate all ths tirlnclnal
siiecie and all grand stiUllvision iu Dana rnn
other work on Mineralogy Every Crystalline
system ail the principal Urea anil everv known .
clement. Ths collection ar lalielled with a
printed laliel that can only be ruinoved hy mak-.
Ing. The lalwls giva Dana's species, numlier,
the name, locality, and in most cases the com
position of the mineral. ' !
All collection accompanied hy my Illustrated
Catalogue and table of iecie.
100 Crystal and Fragment for Study. .. . . l ''
100 Siecuien, Student' Size, I-arger. , .... 4 0 '
11)0 Kwciiiien, larger, Amateur's sU 2J 1 j
' inches..... 10
Collection of (lums, Ore, Earthy minerals,
Minerals naed In any Arts or Agriculture, on
hand or put up to Onler.
We aell Mineral by weight, for ths Chemist '.
and blowpiM use., at very low irice, as Samar-.
skite 2oc. per lb., lirookite Pure Crystal 2ic'
per lb., liutile imre 2.Vs. pur lb., Waveliita .
2 k3. tier IU, lilende 10c. jier lb., Leiiidolito 20V
HT lb.
I desire esiiecially to call attention to mv re-'
maikablv hue sinxtineiui of Amazok Htomi, of
which 1 have or have hail nine-tenth of all tha
Hiieciinens ever found. I have made six trijas to
the locality, and think I may aafely say no
more will fie fimnd. Good crystals front 13
cent tii 91 each.
I have just purchased the liestof ths Ruby
Silver exhibited at tbe Centennial by the Chil
ian government These are the oiily ss-cinifn,
weigbini; les than three 11. that ever brought'
anything like l,(Ki() each.
MyTiTAXH'4 MlNKRAl.H are the finest eter'.
known. Reside the Hvdrated Tetanic Aeiil,''
llydnititiiiite, mineral recently analyzed by
Dr. Ko'iiig, of Pennsylwnia C'liiversisy, I
have alto remarkably wefl crystalized Perof-
skit-s, lirookite of enormous si, Rutile gen
icibted till they form a circle, Schorbmiile,
Warwk'ait, Ae.
I have the mnt beautiful green Waviixiti v
and Pegunite ever known, colored by Vanadio
adiL
1 am selling Amkthtst at far lower pHcesi.l
than it was ever sold at hefore. Over 2,901)
worth sold since the 10th of July. ,
I have just bought the famous CHIlToir CpL- ,
Lmio of Minerals and .Sbells.which have been
on exhibition at Titfany s for tha past two .
years. The original price asked was S.I.OlJO.
It containeii a Biiinlier nf aneuualed thine,
among them ajlutile in Quartz, for which Mr. '.
Clinton wit offered I3.V) gold. A twin crystal .
of clear caJcite containing pint of water,
weighing over 10 II. Tha enly perfect imiy
murex in the country.
My collection of plant ( very fine, compris
ing many that are rare, from the far North and
Went I haye Just s-cured the Nortlinm and
Middle State (including 'a. eollortion l A.
1L Curti, who will do .tiger deal In them.
I have several hunitreij volume of rare obi
wik n Mineral' vy, (Tienuptry aad th
natural wrieiuy. Anssns thsa are many
the mxt interesting of tli bUU aad (jom
naent R'i"rt.
A. E. XK)TE. M. V..
PiTit'of Chemietry aad Mineral. sjy,
3725 Lancaster Avenue,
pHILaDCLTHIA. Pa.
til.E
fVl TVrt W Srt 1 latronage, we
fiir. k) K-Vita them to
a i't :F)ts4k ii ion us at our
A HTAND.M!!) ORfiAN, -
I ei.tirelv nrwintnimnt;cit t-VXl.
Abar-
win offlwl
Apflv to
;ta J. luy.h.
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