Hone. Simple announcements of births, mar
tlateeand deathawiU b inserted without charge,
abituarr notioM will bs charged for at the rate of 10
sata par line.
1ft assame no responsibility for views expressed
kf eorrespoauenu.
Single eopies of the Qcabd, in wrapper fur mail
mg, may be obtained at this office.
CITY AND COUNTY.
BRIEF JMESTIOX.
Brigham Young died last Thursday.
Cash paid for Wheat at Dunn k Stratton's.
Work on the new school house is progress
ing rapidly.
EJriitRioe shipped one of their mid
dling separatora to Harrisbu.g this week,
W. R'Abrani k Bro. sold their steam
saw mill to parties from Corvallis last week.
Miller k McComack sold out their hack
and truck business this week to Chrisuian k
Blaehley.
The express team got into a yellowjacket's
nest near the University, last Monday, ran
way and flayed smash with the wagon.
Preaching at the Baptist Church next Sab
bath by Eld. C. VV. Rees, at 11 o'clock a. m.
and 7 o'clock T. M. Also Sabbath School at
2 o'clock P. M. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Everybody should bear in mind that the
celebrated artists Messrs. Able A Welsh
will not be with us always. This is the best
chance ever offered the citixnns of Eugene
and surrounding country to obtain really su
perior pictures. Bear in mind also that they
are only transient and will remain but a short
time longer, as their engagement in other
place makes their time positively limited.
Wilton Troupe. This well known and
always popular troupe will give an entertain
ment at Lane's Hall to-night
Jewish New Year. Next Saturday, the
8th inst, is the Jewish New Year, and all
the Jewish business houses will be closed
during the day. On Monday following, 10th
inst they will also remain closed, it being
the day of Atonement.
Sloped. The irrepressible Jack Fogerty
0nt nn a lAinfmmA thia U'pplr and If prnrrltp I
Fagan gave him a street cleaning job. But
when the Marshal's back was turned Jack
started out to hunt a more prolitable job and
ha not come up for his grub yet
Died. This wek Arthur, aged 8, and
George, aged 10 years, sous of Mr. Geo. 1L
Murch, died with diptheria. This is four
children Mr. Murch has lost within two or
three week with this dreadful disease. Mr.
John Hollis also lust t child this week with
the same disease.
Can-Can. This gang performed here on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings. The
Standard fetches them exactly when it says:
"Their performances are Somewhat of the va
riety stamp, mediocre in character and not so
Immoral as their advertisements would lead
people to suppose. This is merely a dodge
to mislead the pnblie and a sort of catch
penny business to obtain full houses;"
They're a bad lot
Passing Confederate Monet. Last Mon
day evening a stranger walked Into the ba
zar owned by Miss Rankin, and purchased
a necktie and some shirt buttons, and pre
sented a ten dollar bill of the Confederate
State of America. Miss Rankin thinking it
was a gold note, paid him seven dollars and
ten cents in change back, and after the fel
low was gone, discovered the loss of her mon
ey and goods. Let business men look out
Bdrnfd Out. Mr. Slocum, who moved
front here to Palous this summer, had his
hotise', whith everythiug it contained, de
stroyed by Ore some two weeks ago. Mr. S.
had jiiat completed his house and moved iu,
when by tome means the grass on the prairie
was set on' fire, and the flames spread so rap
idly that he and his family barely escaped
with tbo clothes they had ou at the time.
The house, with its contents, together with
a new wagon, harness, etc., were entirely
destroyei'
DipthtoIa. For the last month this ter
rible scourge has prevailed to au alarming ex
tent in different part of thia county. There
have been nine cases in the family of Mr. G.
H, Murch, fonr of which proved fatal; at
Hon. R B. Cochran's one case, died; at By
ron Murch 's ane case, died; at M. Wilkins'
two cases, one died; at John Hollis' two
cases, one died; at S. P. Lowell's, in town,
three cases, one died. Beside these there
has been one case at Sam Holt's and three at
Geo. Ebert's, all of which are thought to be
oat of danger. These are all the case we
have heard of, making twenty -two cases and
nine deaths.
IETTEB FROrt PEHKI3V StB.
YKYIXG PiKTI.
Waoontire Mountain, Aug. 21st, 77.
We arrived here at 7 o'clock last evening,
liaving been over seven days on the road
.since leaving Prinesville. When seventeen
miles from the latter place onr wagon broke
down, causing a delay of one day.
At the Mad Springs we stopped and inter
viewed the mines; the mill is up and every
thing ready to give the mud a fair test
There seems to be considerable doobt in the
minds of the proprietors a to the success- of
-the enterprise, aa the mod which has already
been pot through the mill did not contain
ilver in paying quantities. It has been as
certained that the dirt immediately underly
ing the mod is richer in silver than the mud
itself, aad one shaft has been sank to a depth
of forty-two feet with the intention of con
tinning notil the bed-rock is reached in hope
M I 11. . 1
m Bier results. Ajiogcwex oar impression j
of the mine was not very favorable, if there
is money in them we fail to see it
We are now camped on ot creek and will
besin work in earnest to-morrow monunz.
This being oar last chancei i eommonicatin '
with the oataidc world, d-fing oer stay here,
aS the boy are making g"Vi aw of the time.
W find the heat lea inteiwe than was ex-1
pected at this time of thenar. T. '
Summary of AsHoasiuents of Lane
DESCRIPTION OP PROPERTY.
NO. 1876.
no.
Acres of Land
Improved Land
Unimproved Land ...
Railroad Land
Wagonroad Land.
Town Lots
Improvements
Merchandise k Implements..
Money, Notes, Accounts,
Shares of Stocks, etc .
Household Furniture, Car
riages, Watches, etc. ....
Horse and Mules
Cattle., ;
Sheep
Swina.
Gross value of property
Indebtedness. .
Exemptions.......
Total taxable property.
No. of Polls
433,093
5,3M
13,235
34,0ti2
0,233
?i,33t.t09
321,755
Personal.
L G. Jackson, of the -Statesman, came up
on Thursday.
T. G Hendricks and wife returned from
San Francisco last Monday.
Dr. L, L. Rowland, State Superintendent
of Public Instruction, passed south on the
train Monday.
Our friend, T. C. Judkinds, who has been
engineering the Journal for several months
past, started last Thursday for 'Frisco to
have a little "run" till school begins in the
University.
From East op the Cascades. Jerry
Luckey reports a pleasant trip over the Bar
low road with a drove of sixty-nine beef cat
tle for the Portland market. He came up
the valley on board a small sized donkey, al
most all the time within the buzzing sound
of the farmer's machinery, and frequently iu
hearing of the carpenter's saw and hammer
upon some farm house or barn. Called at
the grounds of the State Agricultural society
where everything was bustle mechanics
repairing old and putting up new building,
laborers clearing out wells sparing no paius
nor cxponse in giving the place a cheerful
and homelike appearance. Ou the race course
is Messrs. Bybee, Pleetner and Crabb, fitting
up some very fine running horses. J. J.
Welsh is at the river side track with a num
ber of fine trotters, and Mr. Lnzey at Reeds
ville is said to have fast stock for the Fair.
Don't fail to go and see the big pumkius.
Emerson l Coming.
This world remown combination will givli
their initial performances in this place on
next Monday and Tuesday evenings. The
Emersons have been playing at New Market
Theatre, Portland, during the present week
to crowded houses. The following extract is
taken ffom last Tuesday's Oregonian: " It
has been repeatedly asserted that Billy Em
en on would not bring a miiMtrcl party to
Portland. The citizens of thkt out of the
way place, lis hod been led to believe, would
nut patronize amusements liberally. He and
his party were finally persuaded to play in
Oregini's metropolis. We belieo"the audi
ence that presented itself to Emerson and
his party fully satisfied them that Portland
woi'Lli turn out when they knew an enter
tainment was a good one. Emerson's min
strels bad a reputation and that was sutlicient
guarantee, of to packed house, and such it
proved to be Jast night The first part
opened with the usual introductory vocal
and instrumental music and the mirth pro
voking sayings of the end men Emerson and
Hart. The selections were entirely new, in
troducing J. M. Davis, tenor; J. Harris,
basso, and Wash Norton, alto, in ballads
rendered satisfactorily, while Emerson and
Hart sang comic songs eliciting loud and pro
longed applause. Cogill and Cooper followed
in song and dance executing many ditlicult
movements, including acrobatic feats of sur
prising character. They received two en
cores, an evidence of the satisfaction given.
Hart in the act of the 'Wrong Man, was
simply too funny, his droll remarks aud awk
ward actions being enough to make 'a horse
laugh.' The appearance of Emerson in song
and dance was the signal for an outburst of
applause, and it was well deserved as he did
all that seemed possible in neat song and
dance business adding, upon Jtmg recalled,
imitations that were positively natural. It
is not at all surprising that he has become a
great favorite in San Francisco. Later in
th) evening he personated 'An old clothes
dealer' in capital style, winning fresh laurels,
fully deserved. ash Norton,' in his char
acter changes, was certainly, the best ever
seen here. He changed from a plain dress
suit to that of a French officer, and in quick
succession to an old man, Irish .woman, old
maid and girl of the period, each change be
ing executed without leaving the stage, in
full view of the audience. The most wonder
ful part of thrf transformations was that of
the change in hosiery and rlioes, which was
done without an apparent effort The sketch
of 'Mistaken Identity" cloned the perform:
ancc, with Hart as the lea ling figure. To
say that his uncouth apjiearai ce and dr ill
sayings were provokingfy comical would be
drawing it exceedingly mild. Karl Stem's
performance on the violincello, we alirtiwt
omitted U1 mention, was Very line. All in
all the company is a good one, and with fre
quent changes in the programme may be as
sured large honses." The price of admission
has been fixed at 50 cents for general admis
sion, and one dollar for reserved seats.
A CARD.
Editor Guard In the Oregonian of Aug.
25th is an article written by the Eugene cor
respondent of that pajx-T, which my friends
say was aimed at me. He made three aawr
tion: First that I doctored my own child.
I will give him a long credit itiaik for telling
the truth once. I am thankful that I live in
a country that gives me the liberty to do so.
All four of my children were sick with the
worst type of membranous diptheria, and we
were anfortnna: enough to lose one, but, I
ark, w hat per cent are the doctors saving in
that disease? As regards the two last state
ments of his, .they are both unqualifiedly falte.
Tie cuiiin was mode .in my shop by Mr. I Mm
McCrady, to my order. "Barreling with
the sexton," at such tune, would have been
5RARLT as mean as writing fulse statements
a't one's neighbors, without signing a re
sponsible name to them. But I understand
that this anonymous scribbler has been a ha
bitual slanderer H the people of this city.
Mr. McCrady .and Mr. DuJk-y, the seiton,
both resident of the city, will testify in re
card to the troth or flaity of the matter.
fi. P. Lowell.
Robinson k Church at th Hardware Store
kep the UrgKft aad hot tefiti stock of wall
par-r and h"n!cT in Eurn City, eompivinj; io
part, Brown, Blank, Satin, Gilt and Embodi
ed paper, which they purcLaae direct from the
Eatrs factories and will srll as ctVap aa tl
cheapest All paper trimmed fret t rha"r.
County for the jeraj'lS7-'77.
TOTAL TOTAL Avl. I AV'u7
VALVE VALVE VAU'I VAI.Vi
1S7& 1 1877- 1 1H76. 1877.
$2,013,166 $1,!W5,6"2 1 4,633 $4,665
"'SAW, ;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;
283.0KO y.KS.HO
250,730 359,!U6
1.U5.9J5 1,180,792
306.210 184,857
8W.M7 Z$?M 42,221 42,057
87,2:VJ 82,228 fl,5K3 7,042
0,8S7 45,381 1,784 1,168
16,31(7 16,323 1,775 1,732
4,605,235 4,GM,1W)
i,(i.V2,5t'vi 'i',718,467
2,i&!,87i 2,!ti,M3
1,485 1,474
1877.
425,616
5,440
U.bY.2
3i,0i2
w,424
,804,175
324,232
We have just received from the Eastern
factory, direct, a large stock of window
shades and wall paper ; among the latter are
many very pretty styles embracing Grained
Pannels, Embossed, Gilts and Lace Patterns,
Satin and Common Blanks, all of which
we sell cheap, and no charge for trimming
paper. DUNN k STRATTON.
1 Your Life Worth Ten Cents!
Sickness prevails everywhere, and everybody
complains of soma disease during their life.
When sick, the object is to cot well: now to
say plainly that no person in this world that is
sunenng with Uypspeiwia, l-iver Complaint
and its effects, such as Indigestion, Ooatiyenesa,
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart Burn,
palpitation of the Heart Depressed Spirits.
liiliousness, etc., can take GitKEX'g Aigi'ht
I Flower without getting relief anil cure. If
. you doubt this, go to your Druggist and get a
Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try it Kegv
lar size 75 cents. Two doses will relieve you.
I A very rapid, safe and easy wty to make
' money, is to procure territory to introduce the
latest useful invention that is wanted every
day, by every one, everywhere, who lias a fam
ily, a full sized sewing niaoliin", with table and
i treadle, for only Eighteen Dollars,
MANlTACTUItKl) BY THE PEEKI.E8H MM. CO. OK
PHILADELPHIA,
does the same work as a machine you would
pay efchtv dollars for, rapid, smooth and firm
work, and muke a seam so strong the cloth will
tear before the stitches rip amrt Agents only
need show them in owrntion to sell iu every
house-they enter. Thirty dollars and upwards
cleared daily by smart agents. No such ma
chine was ever offered at any such price.
HIUHE3T AWARDS AT CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.
thoi'saps or eamilies
USING THEM.
Demand increasing every day where they be
come known. Ministers, judges, lawyers, ed
itrso. tailors, machinists, Ac, recommend them
as perfect Rights given free to first applicants.
If there is no agency in your place write for it
or buy a machine for your family or a relative;
there is none better or so cheap. Machines
sent to all parts of the country, on receipt of
price, $18. Read advertisement beginning
$18. SEWING MACHINE. -$18.
What a lovely flowSr is the lily of the valley,
and how closely resembling it in purity is the
complexion which has been emliellished with
Clean's Sulphur Soap, that wholesome aid to
beautv.
. Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye, Black or
Brown, 50c.
We sell S. H. Kennedy's Hemlock Sheep
Dip, the best and cheapest I)ip known, and will
send valuable book to sheep owners on applica
tion. J. M'CRACKEN & CO.
Portland, Oregon.'
! ... . . . -I
BOOTS AXD SIIOES-CALIFOb-nia
hand and machine made Boots and
Shoos. A new lot direct from faetorv.
8. H. FK1ENDLT
sr.
KW NTOCK OF HATS -The best
and largest ever brought to Eugene, at
I KllMiL, S.
Pit Y IT I -THE TO. HEKDRICKS BRAND
L or SOAP. For sale only by
T.O. HENDRICKS.
TUB BEST MIOi:S EVER BROUGHT TO
to thia market, at the lowest prices at,
T. (i. illNDKICKS'.
s. sTi:iftii EisEit,'
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
First-Class Family Groceries
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
Notions, Crockery and Willow Ware
AL83
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS
For medical and family uaca.
And everything else usally kept in a First Class
FAMILY GROCERY STORE
I bc(f leave to inform the citizena of Ewrens and
the urrouudinK country that I have facilities to ael
cheaper than anr other house this aiii ot Portland
Fresh supplies received weekly,
Ot tha very lieat quilitieaOKLT.
, - . My motto is
Small Profits and Quick Sales.
Please call and learn my prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
S. STEIN HEIFER,
WillamettP Street, Eugene City. .
Cash Paid for Bacon and Egg.
Goods Delivered to all Parts of the City
FREE OF CHARGE.
SADDLERY.
Saddle & Harness Shop
OXE DOOR XORTH OF
DUNN & STRATTON'S,
Willamette Street, Eagcne City, Ogn.
Can be had everything usually kejit in a
well regulated
HARNESS SHOP.
We uw the BEST of material and do our
work welL Come and arc ui before purchasing
tlwwhere.
While our barons cannot be excelled, iecial
attention is called to
OUR SADDLES.
The LA KIN' tw m acknowledged th; lt
on the oKt, ai.d when riwfd tiy oiirwrlves,
gives entire natii-fv-ti'Ti: having tbe three re
quiiritt-a, beanty, durability and comfort.
PRODUCE TAKEN.
LAKIM & ROOHEY.
ruonff Amu; tMtorth
UrU.UmUJ,iJ th o avi Uinf Oirrwrv
P til of th Khme, Ob the nwiiiha( Off fvtoa
IWht. Old km hark, K tut M'jQfifsurw, Nir
arm Fsvlla, Newport. hrt?, Vinf V, hU
rv, f!Rw Koro, Amf-Tv-aa Kniit, Tier t CUm,
Cmum the Dtiiahr-. mlm. fcnllwBt tvUOirMBOsi.
rsm Uar-k or wtuU kmiou, &orl imbm ntrrU.OTD
dm.j fr-buul ent, wtrntmrnrj, mV9, Mark fTuntvl
ptiwi; svisv, frames ru4 artfiW iprplw mt T7
I pnm . ranKviri jrw. liimnmivf lata
, Vrt? ( r-ij of atamp. n4 t $ m rsutrkt.
1 i. LAI HAM : CO., 4y Waokiartua M. KmfuM,
fccaiaarVra for For fa ab4 Aarmia Hiniaxaw
Wagons, Hacks,
A large stock on ban J-and I will to ordor-of the Best Eastern Timber throughout
ALL WORK WIRKIXTED IN EVERY RESPECT, at Fair Trices.
Repository and Shop Corner Ninth and Oak Streets, Eugene Cut.
Please call and see for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere
Blathsmithin, Wood Work
io
Robinson & Church
DEALERS IX
S1IELF& HEAVY HARDWARE
HAVE TUB
Best Selected Stock in Oregon
S, H, FRIENDLY,
HAS JUST OrENED FOK THE Sl'KIxa AXl) KItIV TMirvn
"w.....i,.lfc lOAUlt
The Largest Stock of G-oodd
s .vr. UKUUilT
OUR STOCK OF
CLOTHING
has Wen luiyely incri'.vwl and we can show aa
haiutsonie a line of ready made goods in
MEN'S AND BOYS'
BUSINESS AND DKESS SUITS
As can be found in the country, and at jiriees
that cannot fail to sututfy.
OUR DTtESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
is well filled with a splendid aiuwrtnicnt of all
loading styles and fashionable shades of goods.
EMPRESS CLOTHS, MOHAIR,
and
AMERICAN DRESS GOODS,
Plaid, Plain and Opera Flannels of all colors,
nicauhed A Uublenched Cotton Flan
nels. Ladies' and Gents' Underwear,
SHAWLS and SCARFS;
Brick Store, ror. Willamrlte k Eighth Sti,,
EUGENE CITY.
A. V. PETERS & CO.,
Are now ia receipt of a vary larga itook af
NEW BPUING GOODS,
Beleotsd witk miurh oar from the brunt ana best
importinf souus in Han FraaoiKo.
Our Stock of
DRESS GOODS
la nnnanally lar and attractive, ami eomprltea ths
very latcat atylea and novelties, and of all (raUea
nil prices, ao aa to meet the view of all.
WHITE GOODS.
A larf s aaaorrWnt of Miring and lnaartinsa, saw
and beautiful patterns. '
STAPLE GOODS.
A large atock of Bleached Munlina ana T.inent,
Table I.inem, Towelinira and Ilnaierf; Conw-U,
Bamlkercbieft, Ice and Linen Collara in all grades.
WE WILL FAT TEE HI0HEST MAEKBT FRICE
In eaah for any number yf pounds of ,
GOOD MERCIIANTABLB WOOL
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Of every description wankd, for whlck.ws will pay
the highest market price.
A. V. PETERS 4 CO. i
Lane County
MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION
THIS ASSOCIATION HA3 ON HAND
a large and varied awiortment of FRESH
GOODS, and are receiving every month new
supplies suited to this market.
Goods are sold low and
AT ONE TRICE TO ALL !
And PRODUCE TAKEN AT THE HIGH
EST MARKET RATES.
Give us a call before purr-basing, as It ia no
trouble to show goods anil give prices. apl
for Wool !
THOSE HAVING WOOL TO SELL will
pleaae call on tbe undersigned. Advances
nuMM on the same if desired. '
A. GOLDSMITH.
FARM FOR H U.K.'
V WELL IMPROVED FARM OF three
hundred and sixty acres, 1U0 acres nndrr
cultivation; all under fence and the improve
mrnts in g"d order, which ws wi'l sell at a
harain, and on the mt reaaonahle t rms.
Situated five miles south of town, and has a
grd outrange for stook. Apply at this nBos
Old Furniture Repaired
AND
MADE AS GOOD ASKEW
ROBERT LANE.
SIGN PAINTING AND GRAINING
A sjjeciality.
ALFRED ULEU
Has taken jniimm of tha
Luckey Livery Stable,
And will carry on a
GENERAL LIVERY LlSIXEWi.
I hxm M and boarll by the wk or ilay.
I HOES F-S AND I'.I'GGI ES FOK HIKE.
WOOL! WOOL!!
Highest Market Price
Bujggies, Carriages.
and Carriage Tainting done
oracr.
. W. W. ESPEY.
HAVE FOK sale
at the LOWEST
Kat.'S
IKOX, STEET,,
AXES. ANVILS'
NAILS, KOI'K
Cable Chains,
lihuw, Puttv,
Tabl ewnd lVkot
CUTLERY,
CUNS, l'ISTOLS,
AMMUNITION,
AGKICUL1TKAL
IMPLEMENTS,
Blastinir l'owder,
Finhiiii; Tackle.
Etc., Etc
We invite an exam
ination of our goods,
confident that our
prices will suit the
times.
TO ECtiENE.
WOOL BLANKETS,
ALL COLORS.
Trunks and Traveling Satchels.
HATS AND CAPS in the leading stylos.
OIL CLOTHS for floor and table use.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
We would eall sjieeial attention to our stoek of
Mens' and Hoys' San Francisco Hoots,
Which we have aold for a ntimtwr nf vir.uii),
great safUfaetion. Every air warranted.
A complete stock of
HARDWARE, PLOWS AND FARMING
UTENSILS.
CHOICE TEAS, CANNED GOODS,
And nil choice FAMILY tlliOCRRII'S at
aatomahly lhw rates.
LIVERPOOL ft CARMEN ISLANl) SALT.
Highest price for all kinds of produce and
WOOL.
ir. i ieii:iivi.
OIHOULAK
or nn
STATE UNIVERSITY.
EUGENE CITY, OR.
The beautiful building prepared fur ths State Un-
veralty of Oregon being now ready fur theaceummo.
datlon of students, ths flrat aeaalon will commence
on the 16th of October. Uiera will 1 two eouraea
of ituiljr, the Preparatory and Collegiate, aad two
termaof tweutjr wavka each.
The law provides for ths fres tuition of ons stu
dent from sach eountjr and for each member of ths
Iglilaturs. Rtudunts wishing to avail themaeWes
of tlis benedta of this law should make application
tojlhs eountr superintendent of the county In which
they reeide. All other students wishing to inks the
eollegiate enurat will be required to par a tuition
fee of .'0 per term 1c alvancs. All candidates for
admiaaiun, to thia department wilt be required to
paaa aa sssmsatiua in ths following
STUDIES t
leading, 'Writing, Oi thographr, Practical Arith
antic, Engllih Grammar, (ieugraphjr, Hlitorr ot the
United Htutes, Iatlnllrammar, Reader and s Books
of Casaar, Oi-eak Oram mar and Reader but for ths
present ths sxauilnatlun ia ths languages mar be
omitted. The cnrriruleum of studjr in ths
COLLEGIATE COURSE
Will eomprise, 1st, ths aaual eullegs eourss. U, a
eompleUeourat in Bcisncs, Id, a Normal eourss
planned with spedil reference to tlis wants of teach
ers. All student In this department will b required
topayafeeof J to per teiuiln aiUauc fur uwulsa
taleipenaea. Ill ttudeuta in th
ntEPARATORV DEPARTMENT
Will I required to pay a tsitlna of tit in advance.
Thia deMrtinent will give etmlnnU tin ueceawry
tiainiuir in the atu'lie requhed for adunlaiwe into
the Cu)lgite dcpartiueut.
THE FACULTY
Will eonalat of Pmf. J. W. Juhnan,: Preaidenl, and
I'nifpaaum Thuniae C'ondi and Mark Uailer. '1 lie
twhen in Ui preparatory depurtuivnt are Mrs. M v
ry K. Ipillr, J'rlm'ipal, and Mary K. IHtine.aliae
Aasiitaut. JlllIN W. JOUNHOS,
rreil4cB of Uairsrslty aad faculty.
J. J. WALTON,
Scc'y liuard of Directors.
SIISTGER
SEWING MACHINE.
Great Reduction I
Tit New Family Sewing; Huilsi wl
lioraaftar b aoU at
FIFTY DOLLARS I
And all other stylet of Genuine Hauler Ma
chines at equally reduced phoes.
Iliouxh then Machrnea have Wn (rreatly
reluced in l'ri. ths UALITV will U main
tained at its higheat staudard. ,
OFKICK-At CVain JJro.'s) ilu.lo
Ptorar. .
J. JL BItOWN, Agint.
June 23, 1877.
DEXTER STABLE,
Jas Humphrey, - Proprietor.
LIVfcRV AND FEED STABLE,
Willamette Street, I i Eugen City.
TEAMS AND UUGGIES AND SADDLE
HOItSES TO III EE.
Horses boanled by the day, week or month
Olon th most reasoiialile trrui.
ilay 12f
riITIiU CAIID-Very ae.t-.llU
CL AUD OK HCE.
.10 It Bl'ENA VIST A STONK WAKK
to
T.O. HENLKK KS
TRIXTi-NEW DESIGNS OK KTAN
J.
dard brands at
THUS MX n.
ion nili;
I!y Jerry Luckey, 140 acre of Iiwid five miles
noith of Eoien Oty, Ine C. ,1 riV'n. Mrt
It timbered laud; the very bt of ahitd
to the rauirur of irrain, frn;t, vayiahleai in fact,
anrtiiinv that m ic' thia diniate. -Oiaal
water . 4 bout hfty' K-s iu cultivation. Am
preirl t at 11 and ifivs rMin iiurueilwte
iy, Incln.KnK crop, fTirrn iiiiplei'xrnU. poultry.
etr. Aim a nwl!ni hxM on ml'.auwtte
trrrt, E'in Citr. t'nt fnrth-r particular,
lrniiir I.. 1.. uma nr ua "rem-a.
J1 1 4 tf .Iraki l.i a rT
ELLSWORTH & CO.',
DBUGGISTSi
WILL fStWUR THE BUSINESS in
T all its lirantihe at th old stand, offering
increaiied inducements to customers, old anil
new. As heretofore, the most
Careful attention given to Prescriptions
A New Deal.
. . . r. gHSaham, . it
MERCHANT TAILOR
HAS JUST RECEIVED from th las
line of fin and fashionable cloths, sara a
has never bofor been brought to Eugsn, -
BiMtiiut of
Pants Cioods,
Coallnits, 1st all (trad,
' and Ftaa Vcsassagaa.
CALL AND SEE MY STOCK.
R. G. CIlHlst,
FOH THE
SPUING & SUMMER TRADE I
WE PEQ to Irifc.rm aur friends th pabli
that w hare jmt receiveil direct frosi
Franoiaivand th Eastern markata
AN IMMENSE ST OCK
or
GROCERIES, HAEDWABE,
, DRV-GOODS,
FANCY GOODS
NOTIONS. CL0TIIIN3,
FVRXlSllim GOODS,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Clocks, Faints, Oils, Etc.,
Selected hv our MR. 8. KOSEXLLATT.
which we otter at-
ItffiDUCED PllICKS.
Parties will find it to thsir advantais to sail
and examine our stock and prices be(oi pur
oliaaiii( eliwwher.,; , , i' .
Uighrst price raid for all k'.nds of Troduoa
8. ROSENBLATT & CO. ,
War has commenced ia Europe!
AND
R. G. OALLISON -
18 AO AIN AT11 13 OLD II 13 OLD STAND
on W'illiiinette .Street and having bought tha
inU'at of V. T. Oslmrn Iu ths firm of CalU-
son k Oaburn, is prepared to funtiah all who
may give hirtj a call with th best quality mt
very tiling iUally kept In a first class Krouar
and provitmn store, mu h as .
nlHiAItn, TKA9, t I't r tt,
TANVKI) (iOOIW, TOBACCO k
CIUAUH. OLASH AND OUEENiJ-
WAKE. WOOD AND WILLOW WARS.'
at reaaonubl rates for CASH or I'KODl'CB.
(live me a call and sc what I can do for yoa
lliankful for past patronait I luvit Tu t
call strain.' , , , j '
UikmIs uvliversd to any psrt of thisity frs
of chante. B. O. CALL1S0N, '
DUNN & STRATTON
AT THI
OLD STAND OP T, B. DUNW.
H AVINO ASSOCIATED WITH ME IN
businuss Mr. 1IOKACK T. BTKAH'OX,
we hay just recoived a uw, lare and ,
WELL SELECTED- STOCK OF GOODS,
Making a sjisuiulty of
HARDWARE, IRON AND STEEL
. AXP
AQIUCULTUEAL IMPLIMJI.VTI.
Ws denlre to tnaks no (trsnd flourish, but
say that farluers ana com nearsr Kettlns;
ANYTHING THEY MAY WANT
at our stor than at sny other tablishmsnt lav
tows, ana way aa buy tlitm ob a good I
W. hart s full liu of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DItYGOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNISHING
UOOD.1,
MEN AND HOY'S CLOTHING, .
HATS AND CAPS,
. BOOTS AND 8H0I9, .
Aad art continually adding to our lUck is
Biect ths deuiauds of the public.
DUNN i STRATTON.
A FKEE ( I RK.
For cnrisumption. bruur hitiii, aathaena, ratarrk, '
throat anil lun iliwaaes. Aim a sur rslisf saS
.m,,.af, mtM un.1 .L.l.ill.w .1 J "
and'all nervous atfeiiimis, byaaiiupUveKetahU
nieiliclns Whicu cured a vinrrald miMionarr
1'hyaician who was hnv a reaidi-nt of Syria and
th. East, and who baa freely given this valua-"
ble apei'iuo to thousands of kindred suffer '
with the greatest powiihl benefit, and now ha''
feels it his sacred christian duty to hupart to
others this wonilrrful invit(uratlng remedy, anil '
win aena tnr.K, th original receipt oompleU,
with full directions, to suv tiersvD suciusiair
stamp for reply.
UK. L I.AKK A. KOJUIIN,
UKEU.CT bust, SlMU'l HE, N. T.
P. O. Boi M.
U. S. ClaimsLands for Soldiers
LAND AND 1(1' 'If MIXES FOR SALE
OK TRADE. '
T COLLECT SCRIP, INDIAN VOUCH-
era. llomitv. New Orleana. and other tiriza '
nioney now dur, and IVlhc rUima ; otuin
penaions h orli' r, s'Mlera, aailon,. Wdliniicil,
Injured or diical and tli'lr widow, and ehil-'
dren; tcnt, Caveata, title to bind and laoj
warrants fur folihrni in all wars before ilart-h.
M, an ! atf nd tnall hiuinws at Wahinir '
ton. Ii-at timlr laud, col!' si-rip siul
h"iri"'l on lands near IortUmI, Oregon,
and eSewl.er. Will at-ll craiiherry land with
natural vine (rrnwuue on iu I ruine, iwamt.
and tinihered Uiii'lf at prices hiwer than unial.
Rich plaver gravel bpih and quarts leiluea for
sale or trade. Alan, will aril or rent a furnish
td Hotel, or aril a ta:n aawuiill rra.lv fur bu-sine-s.
Applvt" C. M. CARTER,
Utfioa Tliinl and .Maih atreets,
a20 , 1'urtland. trei(iin.
A CARD. . .
Tn all wlut .Ht nM ff ii 1 fn.m iim ..m . I
btUacrvti"tia ui yuiith, nrrviHia weakneaa, ic, I
will at nd a reel that ill iur you, FREE
OF CHAhl.E. lliis givat Mu!y was dis
oofird hy a nihwioiiary in S..i:th Ameru-s,
Smd a arlf aihlraiunl h-tu r t. the V,t Jufiru
T. Stati n !, I'il le II. .w, Nrw Yo-k,
i