HoTloa. Simple aunnunneinenU of births, mar
s' lr fa. ami doathewill be uuertol without uliaiye.
bituarv notices will be eluuvwl Jut at tlx rate ut 11)
ee.U per line.
Wewurae no responsibility for riewe expreaaed
ay eorreepuDileuU.
Hing le eople. of the Ooisu, in wmppere for Bun
as', niay be obtained at this ullioe.
CITY AND COUNTY.
Ult.bl-' .Ut.V llO..
Sea notice of the Board of Equalization in
nother column.
Wear informed that the Coast Fork
"bridge will be completed by the first of next
month.
Long Tom come to the front again. This
time with two heads of timothy on one stalk.
Next!
There will be no services in the Presby
terian Church to-morrow (Sunday), nor the
Sunday following. Sabbath school at the
usual hour.
' Gen. Howard's luck was not as good as
Mrs. Fotaphers He didn't even capture
Joseph's garment
That man who has been walking back and
forth through our hall for a day or two past
calling "Simon! Simon! will got "throtred
out" if he don't let np.
Uncle Jimmy Goodchild trundled a wheel
barrow load ot eggs into our aiictnin on
Wednesday. The wheelbarrow was full, the
load consisting of just two eggs, one of which
measured 72 by 6 inches while the other
was about the size of a large pea.
Borh. In this city, Saturday, Augujt 4th,
to the wife of Frank Welsh, a daughter.
Change. Mr. J. A. iu.nr has leaded
his photograph gallery to Mr. Abel, from
California, and will soon remove to his sheep
ranch in Linn county.
Whkat. S. H. Friendly, who has hereto
fore been one of the largest wheat buyers, is
again in the market, and will pay the best
prices in cash for any quantity of good nier
chantable wheat.
Hi-bkr-ni-ca. This non-descript animal
was in town this week. It is -a cross be
i tween a Douuybrook fair and an Irish wake,
and is an excrescence sloughed off from Bert's
Dramatic Troupe.
Rust. We learn that in some sections of
the county late wheat has been greatly
damaged by rust, and where a few weeks
ago the prospect for over an average crop was
good, the yield will be below the average.
Huge. Geo. B. Dorris, Esq., presented us
yesterday with a lot of the la gest plums we
ever saw. They were the peach plum, and
will average 6J inches in circumferance. If
anybody can beat that, we are ready to be
convinced.
Benefit. A number of citizens have ten
dered the Wyraans a benefit, which has been
accepted, and they will give au entertain
ment at Lane's Hall next Thursday evening.
It will be an enjoyable affair and everybody
should attend.
Ict. The most frigid case of impudence of
theeason is for the agent of a ha'-penuy slum
to present a printing office with a couple of
two-bit tickets, and then get mad because
the editor will not do five dollars worth of
lying for him in the way of pufh.ig his show.
Portrait. We received this week a por
trait (steel engraving) of the Rev. D. R. Mc
Anally, D. D., editor-in-chief of the St. Louis
Christian Advocate. Dr. McAnally is a very
able man, and the paper of which he is the
head occupies the front rank among the re
ligious journals of the country.
Artist. Mr. Able, an artist from Califor
nia, has rented the photograph gallf ry of Mr.
J. A. Winter, and will continue the business.
Mr. A. has the reputation of being a fir4
class artist, and his patrons are assured of
getting picture true to life, and fiuished in
the most perfect and artistic manner, and at
prices low enough to satisfy the most eco
nomical Hurt. A valuable horse belong'ng to Mr.
A. V. Peters, on last Tuesday, caught his
hind foot in a rope which was around his
neck, and remained in that situation for a
considerable length of time before he was
discovered. His bead was badly lacerated,
the wounds was sewed np by Dr. Sheltnn, and
it is thought will not result in any perms
Bent injury.
He's Here. Marlborough, the Centennial
Cream Soda man has come to town, and will
be heard from on the street to-night. His
cream soda is strictly a " temperance " drink
manufactured without a fountain, and is de
cidedly the best thing out, and receives very
flattering notice by onr California exchanges.
He will supply the saloons in uwa. lie also
has the boas soap for cleansing and shaving
purposes, together with numerous other ar
ticles. .
Married. In this county, at the resi
dence of the bride's parents, on the 8th inst,
by Rev. J. S. McCain, Mr. S. H. Christian
and Misi Levina Belknap. Compliments re
ceived, and with onr hearty congratulation
upon the auspicious commeiccnent of ti e
most momentous journey 4 life. We tender
the happy groom and his fair bride oar mnet
sincere wishes that they may enjoy a long
life of unbroken happines and pro-perity.
Fire. On Wednesday afternoon onr citi
sens were startled by an alarm of fire. Tl
fire was found to be at the risidenc of Dr.
Patterson, in the eastern part of town, near
the University. The fire caught the roof of
the kitchen from the stove pipe. It wa dis
covered by Mrs. Patterson, who, having ser-
1 i I g 1 A I J 1.-1 . 1 -
nu iuu w water at uou, naa me courage ,
4 , .,, .,:,. ...u45.
r " " u4"
window and make such prompt aud effective
application of the water that the flames were
extinguished before any one came to her as
nstance, and after abont half thereof had
Wa burned oft The Hook and Ladder
Company wens promptly on hand, bat owing
to the distance to the scene of the fire, were
nablsto reach it an til the dialer had
past I
Pe eoual.
Maj. T. G. Hendricks aud family start to
San Francisco next week.
CoL Jo. Teal came np on Thursday, and
will remain in town a few days.
Rev. J. S. McCaue will start next week for
Seattle, to attend the auuual Conference of
the M. E. Church.
Dr. Ellsworth came home this week from
eait of the in luutaim, wiiere he has beeu on
a business and pleasure trip.
Mr. S. M. Titus, who has been confined to
his room for several weeks with sickness, is
again able to come down town.
Geo. B. Dorris, Esq., and family, returned
on Wednesday from a visit of three or four
weeks to Jacksonville.
Mr. H. C. Owens came up on Wednesday.
He g Tjs rather a discouraging account of
piuipects in California in consequence of the
drouth.
A Grove Meeting. At the request of
many friends, T. M. Martin will deliver a
liberal discourse on the third Sunday of this
mouth, the 19th iust., at 11 o'clock a. m., in
a grove on Rodney Scott's place, near the
bridge over the McKenzie at Mohawk. Th
motto is " Kiuduess toward all, and lunlict
toward none." Everybody is invited to at
tend. The gi-ove will be titled up for th.
occasion, aud its exact locality cm be asc r
taincd at the residence of Jamei E. Elien.
AuiiUX'LTCKUT. The August number o
the American Agriculturist, published b)
The Orange Judd Company, 'M Broadway,
N. Y., has come to hand, aud is au uuu-u
ally iule:esliug uumber of this valuable pub
lication. This publication is iiiv.Uual.lu t
fanners, girdeuxis, pom dogists, tforisia, and
iu fact, to everybody, each uu.tiber coutain
ng a large amount of valuable iuforniatiuu m
regird to the farm, gardeu, orchard, etc. It
is published monthly and each uu ober is
worth (1 50, the price of a year's subscrqi
tiou.
Tramm. This class of pests have become
uite numerous aud troublesome through tlx
country of late. We have heard of qui'e n
number of ins!atces,this week, of these fol
lows going into homes at night after the iu
mates had retired, and ru umaging forplun
ler. Their raids have beeu couliued, so fa.
as we have heard, to hunting something to
eat, but we prusuinu .that they would have
uo scruples about appropriating anything ot
value that comes iu their way. Keep you.
doors and windows fastened, aud your alio
guns loaded.
Impudent. A tramp called at the resi
dence of C. W. Fitch, Esq., one day th's
week and demanded something to eat, aud
upon Mi's. F. refusing bis demand, iudulged
iu the mo t obsceno language. Mr. Fitch
appeared and drove the fellow otf. After
Mr. F. had left the house the scoundrel re
amed aud had to be driven away a second
ime, after which he weut to the residence
if Rev. Dr. Geary and repeated the perform
ance, then left towu before the police could
catch him. The old-fashioned whipping post
would be the most effective reformatory dis
cipline to apply to such rascals.
Runaway. On.Thursday a team belong
ing to Mr. Ilayden, started iu the alley back
if Humphrey's livery stable, and running
wo blocks, ran iu'.o James Huffs fenco,
breaking it down, aud continuing on through
a space about nine feet wide, between the
porch and fence, ami jumped the fence ou
he other side of the yard, where they were,
with some difficulty, stopped. There were a
number of children iu the yard, but fortu
nately, happened to be on the opposite side
of the house at the time. Mr. II. was iu
the wagon and was considerably hurt by fall
ing with his side across the foot-board of the
wagon.
The Wvmaxs. This troupe came up last
Saturday, having advertised an entertain
ment that eveuiug, but the attendance was
so slim that the performance was postpoued.
They gave an entertainment at Springfield
on Monday evening to a large and delighted
audience. They will ajijiear again at Spring
field on next Tuesday evening, when, after
the close of the entertainment, there will be
a social dance. Persons wishing to go from
this place can go, attend the entertainment
and dance and return for one dollar. Al
though there are but two performers, they
are inimitable in their peculiar role, and are
well worthy the patronage of the amusement-seeking
public.
Entekpbise. Mr. W. W. Espey returned
this week from Portland where he has been
looking after the interests of his business.
We learn that he contracted with Frauk
Bros., of that city, to build a number of
hacks and I u'giea for them, ami will com
mence work on the contract next Monday.
Mr. E. has mnv.d his wood-working and
paint shop to the building on the north side
of Eighth street, east of the Court House,
which gives him facilities for turning out a
large amouut of work. The excellence of his
manufactures is being recognized abroad as
well as at home, and he is now prepared to
successfully compete, both in quality and
prices, with foreign manufacturer!.
Special Car. A special car passed through
this city Tuesday with Capt J. D. Biles, of
Portland, and Prof. Chandler, of Bethlehem,
Pcun. The object of the trip was to make a
thorough eiamiuatim of the coal prmpects
of this country, Prof. Chandler being au ex
pert in coal mining. After examining the
mine at Comstock's, the party itopiied here
and examined the pronpects of the mine be
ing opened by Knoebel about eight miles
west of town, alto the mine being opened by
Eaton near Cb.verdale. We understand
,, , . . ,l -
P"'t Chandler was much pieced with the
provpect.
H. I.ft V,t arwiil carWed-
neiay night, intending to examine the mine
nearScio. We have great hopes that the
mine being developed in this country will
prove a snccesa.
We a. I S. H. K nnedy. Hemlock Sheep
Dip. the ht and 4-4t Dip known, an.l ul
ern j valuable book to Wr ownr no ar'tilic
t.. i. M't'KACKLN' CO.
Stabbkd. Last Wednesday moruiug Saut.
Koville, stabbed a nun named DeLashuintt
and a woman named Liuda Ladd, in a house
of ill fame in Portland. The man received
several slight wounds iu the breast, aud the
woman a wound five or six inches long and
two mches deep iu the left thigh. It seeiua
that Neville weut to the place drunk aud
commenced abusing the woman, when Da-
Lashiuutt interfered and was wounded.
NOTICE TO Hot .TIEN.
Your attention ii called to my new fur-
uace lust coiiiiueleil lor nrvinir Hunt. I'm.
bounced by all hop men who have examined
it to be tue best tlicy nave ever seen for the
purpose. B. F. DlMtUlS.
Lugeue City, Aug. 3d, ISi 7.
We have just received from the Eastern
factory, direct, a large stock of wiudow
shades aud wall paper ; among the latter are
lany very pretty styles embracing drained
Pauiicls, Embossed, Gilts and Lace Patterns,
Satin aud Common Blanks, all of which
we scu cueap, ana no cliarge tor tninnmig
paper. DUXX 4 STRATTOX.
Robinson & Church at the Hardwaie Store
keep the largest and best selected stock of wall
licr and bonier in Eiyene City, compriniug in
part, brown, Blanks, Satin, Gilt and F.!ubosn
eil pujier, which they purchase direct from the
Kasteru factoi e . an.l wi 1 sell ax cheap as the
o!.e:ii. t. AU p.iKr triiume I free uf charge. .
Thfl OXI.Y n-ri'n 'V in lvi-rent for Dr. V A R-
LT.lt'S HEALTH CoutSKl', at the Bazaar,
mner Willamette aud Seventh Streets.
apil im'
Si'Aitr. tiieExpknse wlii lithe use of Sulphur
liaths might entail ttNin yon, and resort to that
pmlly certain and infinitely cheaper p iriti .t
aid lu-uler, Glenn's SjlI'Hiii Soap, which aus
iV'.ik t'ie sumo puriwso.
11 t.t.'s H.tm and WtyisKEtt Dye, Black or
Crown, one
Sensible tdvlre.
You are asl.ed every ly through the od
iums of n-wsp:iierB aud by your Dru.iHt to
lie something for your DyxiR'iwia uud Liver
Complaint that you know notion,' aUiut, yon
;et litcoiira','od spen liugiinoney with but little
oietvits. Mow to give you satisfactory proof
that Giikkn'b Ai'iirHT Eloueh will cure you of
Dvsp.-psi.t and Liver Couiplnint with all its
feoti, such as .Sour Stomach, Sick lleadikche,
'Libitual Convenes, Palpit ition of the
iL'art, Heart-burn' Water-brash, Fullness nt
t ie pit of the Stomach, Coming up of food
iit r e .tin.', Low spirits, 4c, we ask you to go
.0 yo'ir Driest an I get a sample bottle of
iiiken's Ai'oust Fmiwkr for 10 ci'iits and trv
it, or a regular size for 75 cents, two doses will
relieve you.
A very rapid, safe an 1 easy wiy to mnke
money, is to procure territory to introduce the
I ite t useful invention that is wanted every
lay, by every one, everywhere, who has a fam
ily, a full sized sewing machine, with tahlo and
tixa'lle, for only Eighteen Dollars,
UANCrWCTl'KED BY THE PEEIILE49 WFO. CO. Of
rUILAIlEl.rillA,
loes the same work as a machine you would
pay eighty dollars for, rapid, smooth an l firm
work, and m ike a seam so strong the cloth will
tear before the stitches rip apart Agents only
need show them in operation to sell in every
!io ise tliev enter. Thirty dollars anil upwards
cleared daily by smart agents. No such ma
chine was ever olfered at any such pi ice.
HIGHEST AWARDS AT CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.
TIIOI'MAIIS OF FAMILIES
I'SINQ TI1EU.
Demand increasing every day where they he-
me known. Ministers, judges, lawyers, ed
itro. tiilnrs, machinists, .to., recommend tliem
an M-rfe't. Kighte giv n fr. e to first appliciintH.
It tliere is no agency in your place write for it
or buy a machine for your family or a tvlutive;
there is none better or so cheap. Machines
sent to all p vrts of the country, on receipt of
price, ilS. Read advertisement beginning
m -SEWING MACHINE. -818.
Itelatl Produce aud I'rovlelon .riarket.
Tlx- lollowing nre reliiileis' prices :
FLOUR. V'bbL S8.
CORN MEAL-Oregon ground, in bulk, 4c.
OATS-f bushel, 50.
BEANS t tli, 5c.
POl'ATOE8-50c.
BUri'Elt-Fresh rolls, 25e.
COFFEE Rio, 29: Java, 33ia
CHEESE-Oregon, 20c.
CANDLES y box, S4l 50.
EGGS 15c.
BACON Sides, He; hams, 15c; shoulders,
12ic
LARD In tins, 15c; bulk, 12J.
CHICKENS 82 50?3 00 p dozen. 1
FISH Salmon, hf bbls, 80; 50lt kiU, tl 00;
Mackerel, per kit, $4; Codfish, I th, 1215e,
SUGAlt-S. F. R, lGijcj Island, 1015c;
crushed, 18c; powdered, 20c,
SALT-Carman Island, P 100 fus, tl 25;
Bay, S125; Liverpool Dairy, 82 50; do coarse,
82.
TEA-Green, $1 25; Japan, 75c lb.
SYRUP-Heavy Golden, V keg, $5.
OILS-Keroaene, fl V gallon.
A CAliD.
To all who are sufTering.froin the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, le., I
will (viid a red; that will cure you, F1IEE
OF ClIAhGE. lids great remedy was dis
cover d by a missionary in South America.
Send a sdf -addressed letter tr.tl.e IiPV. Joseph
I'. I.vuan, Station D. Bible House, New York.
I'O It KILE,
Ily Jerrv Lunkey, 140 acres of land five milo
noJth of En gen City, Lane Co., Oregon. Most
ly timbered Luid; the very best of soil, alaiitel
to the rosing of grain, fruit, vegetables; in fact,
anything tlmt grows in this climate, (ioo.1
witter. Alioiit fifty acres in cultivation. Am
prepared to sell an 1 give posspmion imniediate
ly, including crop, farm implements, poultry,
etc. Also a dwelling ho'i-e on Willamette
street, Eugene City. For further particulars,
inipiire of G. R Dorris or on premises,
jullt-tf Jehkt LrtKET.
T,i"iTJ,M?i75V'fll,S!!0,COnrTO
1 W tliM Bi ktfi. ftt tit llSt Drim t,
, it. Hi- J.HWM K.
ALPKKD UIAIV
Has taken poeeeeeinn of the
Luckey Livery Stable,
And will carry on a
GENERAL LIVEP.Y LU.SINESS.
Horaes (rd and boarded by tlie week or day. !
horses axp buggies for hike. '
ELLSYORTH v
CO..
TO I i XJ Ci O I & rP S
-TILL COXTINTE THE BUSINESS in
all its branches st the old stand, nferiii
inciwnl iiidiioiwnts n cutsaiers, old snd
new. As beretofore, the moat
I
Careful attention given to Prescriptions.
THK T5 HKMiUICK Cft.tND
for sale oIt ht
T O. RES PRICKS. '
trv ir !-
J. tli Mi IP,
Wagons, Hacks,
A lurge stock on hand and I will to
ill WORK WARRANTED IN
Repository and ShOD-Conicr Ninth
r
Blacksmithin, Wood Work
to
Robinson & Church
DEAIKItH IN
1IIELF& HEAVY HARDWARE
IIAVK TUB
5csl Selected Slock In Oregon
S. H. FRIENDLY,
HAS JUsr OPENED Foil THE M'LlNG AND SUMMER Til DE
The Largest Stock of Goods
EVER BROUHT TO EUGENE.
OUR STOCK OF
CLOT IT T NTG
has Wn largely increased and we can show a
haudsome a line of reaily made b'oods in
MEN' S AND BOYS'
BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS
As can be found in the country, and at prices
that caniiot fail to satisfy.
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
is well filled with a splendid assortment of all
leading styles and fashionable shades of goods.
EMPRESS CLOTHS, MOHAIR,
and
AMERICAN DRESS GOODS,
Plaid, Plain aud 0iera Flannels of all colors.
Iih ilc luii & UlililciU'lli il Cotton Flail
mdn. Lidis' and Gonts' Undorwenr,
SHAWLS and SCAK1S;
S.
A. L. BANCROFT & CO.,
731 Mi-kct Street,
San Francisco, Cal.
PUBLISHERS AND DEALERS IN all
kinds of
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
SCHOOL FURNITURE A APPARATUS,
PIANOS, ORGANS ,
And other Musical Instruments, -
SIIEEr MUSIC, ETC., ETC..
Agents for the
"OWEN" and "LIVE-OAK" WRITING
PAPERS.
Blank Book Manufacturing
A SPECIALTY.
Our goods are to be had of all the principal
fieoksellcrs. jalSGui
Brick Slorr. ror. Willimeltt & El.b:!i St..
EUUEXE CITY.
A. V. PETERS & CO.,
Are bow i receipt of a vtrl large stock of
.KW Kl'KI.M. (i(M)l),
8electl with murh rare trom the lnrt anil bee.
importiuf houses in 8aa FraaeiKU.
Our Stock of
DRESS GOODb
Ie immunity lurprr anil attnu-ttve, n1 coraprlera Die
very laleit atylee an t niivnltiM, an l of all gravlta'
ml prices, eu as to meet Uu view uf all.
WHITE GOODS.
A large auortmrat of Elrlnir anil Inserting, ae
awl beautiful mtterna.
STAPLE GOODS.
A UnwirtnHi of BlmrhM Mii-tlmi ftnu Tiiniis,
Table I.inMtui, Tuwelni'm nn Umirry; CoiW't,
HrUi'lkm-f'liif fi, an 1 IJoeu CulUm in nil gme$
WE WILL PAT THE HIQHR8T MARKET F21CF
In nub for any numtr of pounds of
GOOU MERCII AN CABLE WOOL
COUXTKY PRODUCE
Of every ilrarrlption wnnte.1, for which we dill pay
the higoaet Bwktft price.
A. Y I'KTKJH A CO.
Lane County
MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION
rpiIIS ASSOCIATION HAS ON HAND
G"'IS,d are reiving every month new
. I- a 1 a al Is.
supplies auited to this market
Uuous are sold low and
AT ONE PRICE TO ALL f
And PRODTTE TAKEN AT THE HIGH
EST MARKET KATES.
Give os a call liefore p'irt'hin;', as it il ao
trrmhl toahow oo-ls and uivr tiri". apl
Highest Market Price fcr Vcol !
mnoSE HAVING WOOL TO SELL
ill
1 M please call on tti un-leraieo.
nunie on the same il desired.
Advances
A. GOLDSMITH.
I lOIt N ILK
4 WELL IMPROVED FAPM OF three
Lunlrd and aijtT acrra, l'S) mm nn-lcT
cultivation; all nn lernceand t!
iD-nt in t-rl irh r, wLirh we ni l u .X at a
rr-ain, SDd n the ireot r Jiiai t-rma.
r-.ituatd 6ve mii awita of t'iwn, and ta
r -'esii f"r . nr f
Buggies, Carriages,
ordnr of the Bust Kastxrii Timber throughout
EVERT RESPECT, at Fair 1W.
ami Oak Slivtts, ElGKNB ClTY.
and Carriage Tainting done
order.
W. W. ESPEY.
rr
I I at the LUWKS1
liau-s
IKON. STEEL,
AXES. ANVILS.
NAILS, HOPE
Cable t hains,
(lam, l"utty,
Tahl eaml 1'iK-ket
Cl'TLEKY, .
GUNS, PISTHLS,
AMMl'NIIUlN,
AGKlCULTTliAL
IMPLEMENTS,
Blasting Powder,
Fishing lackle.
Etc., Etc
We invite an exam
ination of our goods,
confident that our
prices will suit the
times.
WOOL BLANKETS,
ALL (OLOR8.
Trunks and Traveling Satchels.
HATS AND CAPS In the leading styles.
OIL CLOTHS for floor and table use.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Vo would eall special attention to our stock of
Mem u il Hoys' Sun Knuu I.-cn Hunts,
Which we have sold for a number of years with
great satisfaction. Every pair warranted.
A complete stock of
HARDWARE, PLOWS AND FARMING
UTENSILS.
CHOICE TEAS, CANNED GOODS,
And all choice FAMILY GROCERIES at
astonish ly low rates.
LIVERPOOL 4 CARMEN ISLAND SALT.
Ilighett price Inr nil kii'd ol produce ami
WOOL.
II. I in i:dlv.
UIHCULAH
or ths
STATE UNIVERSITY,
EUGENE CITY, OU.
The twautifiil hull tin? prepare! for the State Un
reraltjr yf Orcuun Win now loiuly fur tlieaoiiuiiinio.
ilatlon uf atu li'iit, the mat stuaiun will oummente
on tl.e Ifitli of lii'tuder. here will lie two oouiaca
of atiily, the Piiratoi ami CoUiiKiate, aul two
temiaof twenty wwk earh.
'1 he law pi-ovl In fur the free tuition of one atu
dent from eai-h niunty nn fur wb mewtier uf the
lirtahitu e. Ktu l. nta wialiinir tu avail thnnaelvn
ot the Itnotlla ol thia law etiuul I niuke applirutiun
tu'theouiinly aiiiiiiiii-n U-iitut themuuty in whirh
Ihry 1 rat la. All ntliei atu Vnta wiahinK tu take the
follnriate mmrae will he rwjuiieJ tu pay a tuition
fceof '.'0ierlim it alvau.-e. All ran luliiUl fur
adiniaalun to thia (It'iaai 'Intent will bettKjuheil to
paae as txaiumatiun In the fullowiuf
HIirillKSl
"rtliQf, Wrltinjt. Oithiarraiiliy, Pmntlral Arith
metic, Enirliali Uiainiuar, tieiviapliy. lato'y ol the
L'uil.J HUtve, Itiu 0 1 am mar, Rmderanl 4 lluoks
of Oawtr, Ui-evk 0 aium iraul Riitler; but for the
piea. nttliaexaiulD.it on In the lnuituiivae may be
unntteil. The i ui 1 ieuleura of atu ly iu the
COI.I.rlilATf; (Ji'UlhK
Will oompriae, lat, the uaual Culture course. II, a
niinpleteruiirae in Beiesi-e. tl, a Nonnal cuurae
ilanni-l with apwlil reletvsie to the wants uf twu h.
eis. All alu lrnta In thia ilrpaitmcnt wdl lieiaiilial
Ui py a lee of (1 to per tei ru in a lvalue Iui miidea
tal eapeuaee. All atu.leuta Iu the
MtKPtluroUr IiKHAIITMKNT
Will lie requlrel to my a tuition uf l In advanre.
Thia depaitmeiit will five atu ten ta Ilia snwaaaty
t aiuiuir in the atii lire refiuiieil for atluntauoe Into
the Cullegiate dtpaitiui'iit.
THE rMCUl.TY
Will eonalat of Piuf. 3. W. Juhuann, Preal'lent, anl
Piofivaoia 1 liumaa (ib Inn uul Ma k Hu.il. t. Ihe
teai-heia 111 the pieituiy ilepHitinuutaie Mie Mu
ry rpiller, fuuripal, and Umy K. .Mone.Uias
AaaiaUut. J' rllN W. JOHN 1I1N,
Pn'allentot I'uivu.nW aut VuUy.
J. i. WAll'UN,
bee y !)enl of I'iieiituis.
SING Kit
SEWING MACHINE.
Great Reduction I
The New Family Sewing Macklma wl
horeal'ter hu arid at
FIFTY DOLLARS I
Anl all other ityl.-aof Genuine Singer Alav
chinue at equally reduced pries.
Though these Machine have lieen (frr'atly
reduced in Price, tlie QCALU Y will be main
tained at iU highrat atitudard.
OFlIU-At Cratiu llro.'ai Music
Htor.
J. A. BROWN, Aent
June 23, t77.
GEITER STABLE
I
Jas Humphrey, - Proprietcr.
LIVKHV AND FEED STAULE,
Willamette Strett, 1 Eugene (,'ity.
TEAM. 4 AND BUOOIE AND SADDLE
HiR.'-E.S TO HI i.E.
H'm bru- led hy the day, week or month
ujioii the mot rtann Ide t nn.
May KAf
Prep :rty for Sale.
Iofper pon Mti.p. Kiii:r rwexrr aere
a1 Valual le laa 1. tlrA-tiy upp. te r-remtrtM I,
IMCouuly, tn-j,m I 11 IU le lU.a 1a li.rfina,
lat-a. r.,a, I in rrinr. iim..ii.y m-a low, et.,et-.
(all ae I l.-k at IU l.la . a I aill ilupiaM uf it ou
SVr Ir nia if el. ef f. a-ki
A li, leHtae aa 1 UA u Y.um T.ly, tq uf h
fcp l.ti. iu fia- real L a -m tu the city. In retrai'l
tuWal prt.p -tty, oail m
0. 8. liOEPie,
I.ne.-se,
Or . B. MAn..
hp larfleH.
yr leim
V
loiriX. I AtlUej
ke'l fceut
i-IAhl)
i.l li e
Ullllt
.fiR Ll'ENA VI3TA STnNE WALK
to
T.. HEN I 'LICKS
T)KITH-NEW DLIGN.i OF
TAN
1 cUnt l-rit Ut
JAS A. STEKLING, (
Oranesv;l!e, Douglas County, Oregon.
Dealer in 1
General Merchandise.
NOTARY PUBLIC .
Full line of Legal L tanks on hand.
Manager of
STERLIN(,'S EXPRESS.
TO COOS COUNTY,
All business promptly attended ta
A New Deal.
R. G.ljRAHAM,
MERCHANT TAILOR
H AS JUST RECEIVED from the East a
line of line and faahionable cloths, suea a
lias never before been brought to Em-sue. eea-
aixtinx of
1'aul Cioode,
Ceatluce, la all Ciraete,
aud rista VeaStasja.
CALL AXD SEE MY STOCK.
H. O. Cal AH AH.
FOH TUE
SIT.INQ & SUMMER TRADE t
Wf. DEO to Inform aur filemls aarl the poblle
that we have iuat rereivwl dueat from baa
r'rauoiacu and the Eaatm n maikota
AN IMMENSE STOCK '
GROCERIES, EABDWABS,.
DRY-GOODS,
FANCY GOODS
NOTIONS. CLOTIIINtJ,
FVRK1S11WG .GOODS,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SII0ESr
Clorks, Faints, Oils, Etc.,
Meoted by our MR. S. ROSSNBLXTT..
wliich we olfcr at
RKDUCF.D PHICK9.
Partlos will find it tn their adrantass to eall
and examine our stock and prices befo pur
chasing; elacwhere.
Highest price paid for all k'.nds of Produce
8. ItOSFNBLATT & CO.
War has ccmmcncid la Europe!
AMU f
R. G. OALLISON
IS Af! A IN AT HIS OLD HIS OLD STAND
on W'iditmette Street and haviuR boinrht th
tnU-n-Bt of W. T. Oahurn in the Urin of CalU
son ft Oahtiru, Is prciiorrd to furnish all who
niayirivehim a call with the best quality of
every thiiij uaually kt-fit iu a first class (rroeerjr
and provihiou "tore, mich as
M'UAIiH, It. A3, I tlr f f.K,
CANNED GOODS, TOUACt'O &
riUAHS, GLASS AND QUEENS
WAKE, WOOD AND WILLOW WAR1,
at reasonable rates for CASH or PKODUCK.
Give uie a call snd see what I can do for yo
Thankfnl for pant patroua.'. 1 Invite you ta
call attain.
Goods delivered to any pa t of theeity free)
of charge. R. G. CALLLSON.
DUNH & STRATTOM
AT TU
OLD STAND OF F. B. DTJNX.
HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH ME IS
bunlu.'H. Mr. HORACE F. BTUAITOX,
we have Juxt received a new, lur,-e aud
WELL SELECTED. STOCK OF GOODS,
Making a sjioclalty of
HARDWARE, IRON AND STEEL I
AMD
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
We deatre to make no grand flourish, but da
say that funnei s cm come nearer getting
ANYTHING THEY MAY WANT
at our store than at any other estahlishiatnt la
town, and they can buy them on as good Uraia.
We have a full Hue of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DEYG00D3,
FANCY GOODS,
LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNISHING
GOODS,
MEN AND ROY'S CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
And are continually adding to our stock ta
meet the demands of the puldie.
DUNN ft STRATTOX.
A I'ltKK ( IRE.
For consumption, bronchitia, asthenia, catarrh,
throat ami luii iliaeaaea. Alao a sure relief sail
Hniiun nt cure for Kneral debility, dyapepeis
and all nt-rvnuaalfei'tions, by a simple vegetable
medicine which cured a vtm-rahle miiwionary
Phyaician who was Vmx a reulnt of Syria and
the Eaat, and who has freely (riven this valua
ble sM-citic to thouaanda of kindred sufferers
with the jrreateat poaailile Lenetit, and now he
fe. it hia aiu-rfi cliritio duty to imiiart to
otlirra thia wmnltrful inviiri-ratiDfr nainly, and
will arml Fit EE the oriiuul receipt complete,
with full ilirvt-tious, to any persva enclosing
stamp for rri'lv.
int. Clark a. RomtiN,
GattLir Luki, Sriari'si, N. Y.
P. O. Boi Tl
U. S. Cl2ims Lands (or Soldiers.
LAND AND RICH MINES FOR SALE
OR TRADE.
I COLLECT SCKIP. INDIAN VOUCH
era, liminty, New Orleans, and other prize
money now due, and Pmtotiice claims ; obtain
-iii"na for olticera, aoMicra, sailors, woanile.1,
llijurfl or ilieeaaed and their willows and chil
dren: patents, CaveaU, title to land and land
warrant, fur aol.li. n ia all wara before March
3l, le.'A, and attend Wall buMne at Welling
ton. Ixir.tte tiiula-r land, colletfe scrip and
hoine-tai on lands near Portland, Oreiron,
and eli-w Ure. W ill sell cranbrrry laud with
na'iirnl vinx irmwin on it. Prairie, swanip
and timlrel landa at pri-e lower than uanai.
I.i.-h plai-r gTav.-l be't and quartz teli;ee for
sale it trul". Al, will fc ll or rent a fuminh
ed lintel, or !l a steam niwnnll ready for bu-sin-as.
ApplvM CM. CARTER.
Odice Third and Maih atreeta,
i"'l PortlanL Urwn.
1vUlS A.S MIULN-CALIFOl-)nia
hand and mvcrine maile R.xita and
Mlomv A kw k direct f r m f-x-tm-r.
H. FUENTC