Norio.-8inipla nnuunoeimmu of biitlu, mar
Obituary notion will be charged for at the rate uflo
ceuta per linn
Wa awume no reaponiibility for view, exprcweil
bf oorreapomlMita.
Dingle copiea of the OrJABD, In wrapper! fur mail-
u l.a iilituinml at tliin otljiu
CITY AND COUNTY.
UUlEt' UKYalO.V.
Mrs. J. B. Alexander returned front Sail
Francisco last Monday.
. We tender our thauda to Senator Mitchell
for important public documents.
Read the advertisement of Lurch Bros,
of Cottage Grove, in another column.
James Morrison, passenger agent for the
P. C. S. S. Co., called onus List Wednesday.
-We are under obligations to Senator (i rover
for a copy of the report of the Silver Com
mission. Mrs. Frances A. Logan will lecture at the
Court House to-morrow at 3 o'clock r. m., on
temperance.
Dr. Dean Clarke delivered several interest
ing lectures at the Court House this week,
to full houses.
J. A. Winter proposes to make gems for
month or so and then quit, and devote his
time to making photographs,
Mart V. Brown, editor of the Albany Dem
ocrat, has been lying very sick at his home
in Albany for several days past.
Rev. J. T. Wolfe will preach in the Court
House to-morrow at 11 A. M. Subject
"Special Providences." No Service in the
evening.
Jas. McCaulcy, recently from Canada,
vishes to know the whereabouts of his uncle,
John Teylson, supposed to be living in Lane
County. .
The turkey trade was quite lively the fore
part of the week. A great many of the un
fortunate birds took their farewull ride from
this place to the' different towns down the
valley.
We learn that A. R. Van Houten, former
ly agent for Wells, Fargo & Co. in this city,
who went East two years ago, is on his way
back to Oregon, accompanied by his brother.
"They all do it."
Frank Osbnrn, the enterprising business
manager of the firm of Osburn & Co., started
last Monday for 'Frisco, where he goes to lay
in a new supply of drags and medicines. We
wish him a pleasant trip and safe return.
The Laurean and Eutaxian Societies arc
Laving the partition removed from between
the room on the first floor, formerly occupied
by Professors Condon and Bailey, prepara
tory to fitting the same up as a society hall.
We refer tho.se interested to the ad. of Mr.
Tuttle in another column. Shipping fruit
from here is a new enterprise and Mr. T. in
tenibillowing it up if lie finds it remuner
ative, thus making a certain market for fruit,
a great deal of which has heretofore gone to
waste for want of a market.
The Eugene City Flouring Mills are now
being run day and. night, which means busi
ness, and wo wish the owners success. They
m o turuina out now a splendid article of flour,
which gives satisfaction, Some shipment
we understand have been made and resulted
very satisfactory. The mill by next harvest
will make great improvement in the receiv-
iim of wheat and making of Hour.
The following is a' verbatim copy of the
Thanksgiving proclamation issued by the
Governor of Rhode. Island: "I appoint
Thursday, 29th, as Thanksgiving day, and
request people of this State to assemble in
their houses for public worship and return
thanks to God for his tender mercies and
loving kindness, and may those who are
blessed with abundance give liberally to the
poor."
It is in vain for preachers and pious men
to labor for the conversion of uurcgeueratc
cusses, as long as that vagabond white cow
tears down fences aud commits depredations
on gardens in the south part of town. The
owner of the beast had better take care of
her, particularly at night, or we may have a
first-class cow funeral to chrouiclo one of
these days. .
Sty Li Eugene ia putting on city style.
The houses on Willamette street have been
numbered.
TUi-l. -The Thanksgiving ball ou Thurs
day evening was a very pleasant aflair. The
hall was well filled witli a merry cmou....,
And everybody seemed to eujoy themselves
thoroughly.
v.. AR Frank Coleman, at No. 40, W il-
lamette street, keeps a full stock of put
.-inp linnors. ale and Lu'er beer, also th
finest brands of cigars, and always has a
pleasant greeting for his friends when they
calL
FBtrr Tbeea. Mr. Joseph Perkins has a
finP lot of fruit trees from the Mcrvcn
nr.rv for sale at Humphrey's livery
Parties wisbiliz to get some goi
trees cheap will do well to give him a call
immediately.
More Light. There has, this week, been
. Umn noat set at the comer of W lllamette
nd Eighth streets, which was ordered by
it., i' il Iiir but meetinz. There
lllf vw.i-1
I,,. ,. one set this week at the sooth
east corner of Willamette and Eighth streets,
Taks Heed We received a communica
tion last Saturday, over the signature of "A
Farmer." We make it an invariable rule
not to publish any communication unless we
bare the author's name. If correspondent
does not wish his name " apiar, it need
not, but we must have it before publishing
his article
Snu. AsoTHEE.-We received this week
.... . t- i.i- A..,n
finmUr nf th Wevklf Or"
nv u-" mm"- -
Casket, a neat little paper puhli.le.1 at Hr
risburgby C. W. Hammoo.L .'.Tnicrry of the
Xacleua. In pr.J'tic ,he C"krt " nrl'0,'li'
can. With the Ctet and Ail-any Ohsen-rf
in the 6eU old Linn i Ut forever to the
Deaweraiie party ia aiorc
STATE A llUtl IT? Tit . . tS mi .
' , ' ""oui;nsrY.-Jlie UoaM
ot .Managers of tho State Agricultural Society
niet at Salem on the i!7th iust. They an-
1 1 ,1 . .
met at balcm on the 27th iust. They an-
pointed tho meeting of the next State Fair
to commence Thurtliv n . i i ml
ui commence Iliurwlay, October 10th, and
continue until Friday, October 18th, and
utiuiKir ioui, ami
placing the price of admission to tho entire
EV . .- ... . . ..
rairuis.'. I he lollownor iin.im.l ,,...;..
!..... . . .... '
wiiuvuu oi tue aiuercnt divisions were
pointed :
ap.
Divittlnn A KiiH..' ..1 l i - m i
... ...., tliu,s , lo t inclusive,
Jorome Porter, of Forest G rove : speed and
ooitoni. m. Unr i.iiii.
Division B, cattle, Thomas Cross.
Division (.'. alioon .1..,... t,rt, t .i.
..v uuiau mm UOIIU
uonjison.
Division D, swine and poultry, J. T. Hay.
Division E, farm products, K. B. Dufur.
Ilit-iui.iii V ! i .i
Division (i, Oregon, manufactures, Joseph
Bruce. 1
Division H, domestic manufactures, John
Dnwuing.
Division I. ilnirv nnulnnte Mi-a 1 T r..
, j -...HV., Til., W. ill-
Division 0, boys under Hi, E. K. Deljish
mutt. Division V, fpiits, R. C. Goer.
Division Q, gardeu produeU, L W. Mor
gan. Divisiou 1!, flowers, Mrs. D. Thompson.
v ivisiou s, natural history, Dr. K. JI.
v . ri in ii.
Division U, eqnestrianship, J. P. Tatein.
University. The first ten weeks of the
school in the University closed last Friday
with two hundred pupils enrolled. The
school is certainly iu a very flouruhin' con
dition; tho stuilents are all doing good work,
and evory one seems to be well pleased. The
work being done is permanent and Listing,
and will have a good inlluer.ee throughout
the State in elevating the standard of educa
tion. The young men and women graduated
at the State University under the present
faculty will be thorough scholars, and can
take rank with graduates from any institu
tion on this continent. There is no half way
work beinc done, no show to please the pub
lic and whitewash the pupil, but the work is
thorough and lasting. Jhe perfect order
kept in all the departments, the manly de
portment of every pupil, and the earnest hard
work being done by tho student, indicate
tho efficiency of the Faculty, aud the good
discipline maintained. The people of Ore
gon may well be proud of their State Univer
sity. And we can say without boasting, or
disparagement to any institution, that the
State University is tho best institution iu tho
State, aud the place for young men an womeii
to como to secure an education.
Sot'lABLB. At the sociahlo, under the
management of Charles S. Williams & Co.,
at Dunn's Hall on Thursday evening last,
representative of the Guarii was very
unccriiiioniody ordered, by the above
named gentleman (?) to quit the hall.
We do not desire to intrude our presence
upon any company, but wo profess to be and
to know how to act the euulleinan, aud when
we unintentionally make a mistake wo a.k
to be treated as a gentleman. e have no
complaint to inako of any of the invited mem
bers of the company, but on the contrary we
have for them the greatest respect, and
know that many of tho most estimable young
ladies and gentlemen of the city were in at
tendance. And perhaps on the part of the
niauairers we should bo charitable enough to
attribute their actions to their known igno
rance of tho rules of propriety and gotd man
ners.
Ballou's Monthly Magazine for De-
. i f I, ii
CEMUKIt. The I'ecember nunuier oi auou s
Magazine is a marvel of beauty and of inter
est. Thert is such a variety in this publica
tion that every one will fiud something of in
terest in its pages. There is not a single ar-
tide that is not readable; while tho lllustra
all fresh and worthy of especial
commendation, especially the oneou the first
!.., nllndintr to Christmas anil .ew l cai s
greetings. The poetry is of a High order oi
l"-0" - o .
merit; and the humorous mattor, by .M.
Quad, is laughable and funny in the extreme.
Published by Thomas 4 lalbot, .'.J uu"-j
street. Boston, nt only $1 30 per oiinum,
.. 1 f.tr nnh, at all the news sta-
pUSip.tl", " -
tion at I.) eenis a copy.
l'RnviTAWLE. Lee Bros., of Lancaster in
this countv. raised ou one and one-half acres
of Land 33 tons of carrots, which they sold
for fifteen dollars per. ton for stock Iced.
Tliev also raised 24.000 pounds ot hops on i.
acMsof land, 10,000 pounds of which they
shipped to San Francisco, where they expeci
tn have them put up m nall-pouuu pach.ij;
f,,r tho purpose of selling to druggists. This
they were induced to do by their commission
..l,.iit in San Francisco on account of the
superiority of their hops and the realization
of a much better price.
fMi-oitTANT Dm-mios. His Honor, Judge
Watson, has at leng:h filed his decision in
the Underwood tax case. This was a writ
of error from the action of the Directors of
School District No. 4, of Lane county, in re-
f.,.i in deduct the amount of iiidebtclnen
within the District from the amount of tax
able property. His Honor took the else un
,l..r a.lvUement at the rece it term .if the
Circuit Court, and now reverses the decision
of the Directors, ordure the indebtedness w
Le deducted, end the district to pay the
costs of suit.
MakKET. Large lt of wheat changed
hands, 1 0.'. to 1 07 being paid. Oa's sell
ing from 40 to 50 cents, mostly for 1-Kal
wants. Considerable bops are yet leing
shipped, but niirkct remains very dull, in
f,u t no demand. Gutter L'U t.. 2-. accunuiig
it :. i.;n
to quality.
r-rigi very nrer, -s
paid.
The Wilton- TRorrt This troupe gave
an eutertainjient at this place !at nigiit, t3
a crowded bou.e, as usual, and we '.pine
that everyone went away we-11 sat.alie.1.
V.,i Mondav tveuini thev will cive another
Irformance, at which time they play a new (
pie-e entitled "Delicate Ground," and if you
. ... fin,.r!a wrforniance. K.
want to see a fires-cU perforniance, go.
While the Wiltons wers paying lit nii.t
,ine b.llums remove-l a (one of g'asa f n in
. .. I .1.. H .ll Mr rr;n
one ot tne win'iowt oi me -
has a t!ae to the ftllowi, and tury wui p".o-
aoiy u uii . ; "
J. B. UmlerwtHMl it engaged iu the broker-
n mill iinlld rt. .1.1
curr''nO' exchange, and negotiates bans,
0l!1Prr","J ? securities, lien.
M",""1 ,lt tl,B .
accommodate all who apply with tho nee-
j eollatteinh.
- ... - .... m.v li""t OKI VI
... ...iv.i.ii i.i i iuii m.r. -.a viry nervoui
la.ly was seen this innrniiii,' opKisit one of oui
vriHeriea in a terrible Mil'. Uiviiie; tlie afore-
a-ii.l ........ ..! ..t 1 .. . I I i. i
, I!...,..... ... '! u I
(iiwtr ivt-eoi tier uiiii.i lor aeiuiin; her u
box of HHir yeast luwdt-r. The ifroeein hair
.iniiiiu..u.l .. i :.. .. i
vvLnuriiiri, ii irtinv, umi Jllflfc MS HOi'H as lie
coiiM wedjre in u word, said : Now Muihuu, if
you will give your tongue a chnrt vaeatioii, 1
II nreaent you with a box of lMiuollv's yeast
ucr, me oet on mi co.it.
r T
Who says that anything hurU worss than
me riiemnausiii or tlie gout, or that anvthiiu' is
in ire harniKMiig than an affection of the ikin!
These troubles, as well adilvnreinitit of the
"""l1" re eor il Willi Vili'llllS Mllplllir
S,n. Sold by :,U DnifrfsU lli.l's Hair Mid
W linker lye, black or brown, 50c.
On Thursday, the 22d hist., a inmlvrof bus
iness house's at Dallas were with their con-ti-nK
destroyed bv lm I
with only a Kiiiall amount of insut;.iKv. '
2,000 Bushels Vanted.
I will pay from 25 to 35 cents for eood keep-
nii." apples, delivered at l'armein' wnivluiusn m
Ku-eiio.
J. 11. Tl'TTI.K.
Ladle' lleutloii.
Berlin Fashion Patterns at Dunn & Strat
i-ton's.
P.'ii'ttna u-nnliii.. lli..un ..!. .1. 1 fr.
. . ....... ..niiiiii llll'OV iuiii ,iii:ii I'liu'l
and east steel and Moline plows, had better
call soon, as Bobinson & Church say they
.oil I)... .... . ... .1 I ... .
9. iMo.vi iiiiiii mil, i;uivi:a mi n Clill IIIOIUIIII:.
Passemie-rs will find tickets on s:ilo at A.
V. Peters & Co.'s for San Francisco.
A. V. PKTKUS & Co.
Octlthtf.
We have iust received from tho Kastern
f.,,.i,,rv ,l!i.,.,.t l ,r,. at,.i, ..f ;,,. i...
slnules and wall paper ; among tho hitter are
many very pretty styles embracing (iraincd
I'annels. Kllibii.HHi'il. i;iHAnnil I-k-ii Pntlneii
Satin and Commoii Blanks, all of which
we sell cheap, and no charge for trimming
paper, DUNN A S TKATTOX.
iii'iiiiiniiii iv i iiuii.ii nb Kitv ii. inn, nii'iv
keep the largest aud hei-t selected stock of w all
T. t. f'l. .1 c...
paper and border in f.ujjcne ( ity, romprisingiu
part, Drown, lilaukn, Satin, Gilt and KuiIiohs
ed paper, which they pmvha.e direct from the
lCastern fac tories ami will sell ax cheap as the
cheapest. All paper trimmed free of charge.
Youni.'sters pimpled with an eruption should
be washed with lllcnn's Sulphur Soap daily.
It lrives the little ertatiires infinite relief and
always cures them. Physicians recommend for
cutaneous diseases. Hills Hair und hisker
l)ye, lilaek or l'.rown, 00c.
Tfow it im Dovi.- The first obieet ill life
with the American people is to "net rich ;" the
second, bow to regain gooii neaiin. inenrsi
can lie obtained by energy, honesty and sa inr;
the second, (ijood healtli,) by usiiii; Ouken's
Al'Ul'sr Fluwi.il Should you be a despond
ent sutfen r from any of the effect of Dyspep
sia, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, &c, such as
Sick Headache, l'alpitation of the Heart, Sour
Stomach, Habitual Costiveness, Dizziness of
the Head, Nervous Prostration, Lliw Spirits,
itc, you need not sulfur another day. Two
loses of Aroi sT cuiWF.R will relieve you at
once. Sample llotlles 10 cents. liiyiiiiir m
'.1 cents. Positively sold by all hrst-class
Drujyi.its in the V. S.
WILL VVUK CO!iSlJirTIM,
To all sufTerin:: from the following diseases a
i I....... ; ,.i,..i...,l 1 1, i .iii. -Ii I he kindness of a
missionary friend who has sent me the formula
of a purely vegetable medicine which n.w i"nS
1 i'i .i i:..:.... i.,.. ii f,f 1 1 1 1 1 -
been useii oy me niin uu-.iiiiini ;
Ilostan :- for the i)itive and radical cure of
t'onsumption, llroiichitis. Asthma, latarrn,
Dyspepsia, Throat and l-ung diliiculty, Gelier
arDebilitV, Doss of Manhood and all Nervous
Affections, its power lias oeeu w
divds of civses without a failure. I now feed it
mv sacred duty as far as possible to relieve hu
man misery and will send the recii.e -1' hkk ok
CliAiKiK-to any person who may desire it with
directions for using. Sent by return until by
addressing with 'I stamps naming this paper,
Dr. O. H. Brigham, Drawer 2S, Utica, N, i.
Septeinher 2lt, 77 ly.
A very rapid, sate ami easy wty to make
money, is to procure territory to introduce the
money, is t" iuw-ihv v........j - -
i . .. r..i ..,...,,( i,,n flint ix wanted every
litlCSt USUI ill III, ..ii ,'" - . ,
ilay, by every one, everywhere, who La a fam
ily, a full sized sewing machine, with table und
treadle, for only tignteen isonun.,
..vi eiiTi nrn BVTIIE PKKHLEHli MK0. CO. OK
P1III.ADKLPIIIA.
does the same work as a machine you would
nay eighty dollars for, rapid, smooth and t'i"J
1 ' , ... 1 -....in ... utrinef the cloth Will
worii, aim m mo p.,.,.. ,
tern- Vfore the stitches rip apart. Agents only
need show them in operation to Bell 111 every
house they enter. Thirty dollars and upwards
chared daily by sniort agents, .o.sucii ma
chine was ever offered at any such price.
HIOIIKST AWARDS AT CENTENNIAL M1IIH1TI0N
TIIOISADS OK FAMILIES
L'HlNU THEM.
Demand increasing every day where they lie
i i:..;t.,rJ linL.ea. biwvers. en
come Known. ,niiii-i. j.n- i .
itrso. tailors, machinists, &c, recommend them
. . lo.l.... f.... tn fimtntiollcHllts.
!iS IH.IIeCl. Iilliwilii"""'- - ,
If there is no agency in your place write for it
or buy a machine lor your iamny or . .............
there is none lietti r or so cheap. .Machines
cnt to all parts of the country, on receipt ol
price, 10. Jleail aoveniseuieui,
$1.-SKVING MACHINE. 81
DUNN & STRATTON
atth
OLD STAND OFT. B. DUNN.
TTAVINGASCIATIjnTHMFP
I J hiisines. Mr. mm'"
i... i,..t re.eived a new, lar-s and
wi-i I. ski.Ki.TED STOCK OF GQODS
Making a icialty of
HARDWARE, IRON AND STEEL
AGKICl'LTUBAL IMPLEMENTS.
... i- . tin raml flouri-h. hut if
vv e up sirr vi ' .-
nay that farmers can conie nearer gcttuijf
AYTHINiTHEY MAY WANT
. .. .1... .tii! i;.l,nj:it in
: at our st-re man t "j .
V)Wn ,n,i tlly can buy lliero un
We have a full line of
FOKEIGN AND DOMESTIC DEVGOODS,
FXNCY GKDS,
LADIES' AND GENTS' FCPNl-HING
(,l M IW,
MEN AND HOY S ( LOI lll.
UTS AND CAJ,
i
r,,niinna!iv aMiwr t our :ock U
Anl r
uiw t th
,lflt,,U..fp;.M.c.TR
iTToN.
TaKIXTS-NI
XVX DLSIGN3 OF STAN-
J hrabdi at
rKLEMLV3.
J. B. Underwood is e
"go business. He buys
curr''"l-'y d exchange,
ItulSl.kllnl . . ... . 1 .. .
MUSICAL fOTES
GARDNER BROTHERS
K Wllill I.' avt i-L"r
V iloalers in l'iaiuw, Orim, Sheet Music,
" ins, Acinrditins, lliiriuniiii'sus, niul nm-
. . ..., .h-iwiicoiui, itariuom.Miis, aim inn
- imiiaiiu generally, I'aKlnnd, I alitor-
".I, nave recently ownd a branch store in Sa
lem, Oregon.
G ARDNER BROTHERS
Per.Hinilly siiNrint.end their luisiness in this
titc, a. well a California, and will lie prompt
in making bMo,i all coiitucts.
GARDNER BROTHERS
Have W,j- .old marly two hundred Instru
ments in this State.
GARDSER ER0THER3
Have fnnr authorized agents wllim; from their
nouse ib this State, to-wit : A. I,. MoY K, Al
bany; ('. H. Sl.M'k nn, I i,m; ivi- n m i -
SalcmiK. A. H.UKD, Kiij-ene Citv. " '
GARDNER IROTHERS
Piano has already Iwcomo a favorite on the
Coast. It is ni l, le esiiei-i'illi' t.,r l!,.. 1 ... .1 1
is adaiited to the clincite on' this Coa.-t! and for
rem.'iiititi'f in f,,i,.. I.. ...I........: .. .. .i .
nn uiiiijiuiiioii io ine
parlor there is none better.
GARDNER BROTHERS
Have several different manufacture of !.
giving the pulilic n ,niilr t mini from.
GARDNER BROTHERS
Have a first-class tuner iu their employ. All
orders attended to by addressing Guriluer
Brothers, Salem, Oregon.
GARDNER EROTHERS
Give a guarantee for five years, for all Pianos
uid Urgans, if desired.
GARDNER BR0THER3
Pay their employes a salary, not a commission.
GAUCHER BR01HER3
Would state, in answer to many inquiries, that
their Hranch House ill Salem is a permsnent
institution. Oct, l!7tf
FIREMAN'S
I.A i:'S HALL.
E. H.&L.OO.NO.I,
WILL CllVE TU Kill
Sixth Annual Ball
ON
CEii'istiiin Bsvo, 1877
fsOTMjMiT'riii.n i
Committoe en Invita.ion,
EUGENE CITY :
,1. M. Thompson,
T. Ii. llendricl.s.
.lolin O Tlrien,
S. II. IViendly,
.1. H. beam,
Fletcher.
J. It. Campbell,
u. v.
JUNCTION CITY!
Henry Htilfmau,
T. Q
I. Henderson,
Puller.
HAlUUSUUPiOt
0. P. Tompkins, d. Ii. Senders,
Hiram Smith.
SPRINGFIELD:
W. It. Walker, James Smith.
IRVING t
Mr. Kitchen.
Reception Committee.
.1. 1). Kinney, S. J. Saxon,
K. J. McClanahan, Win. lleiishnw,
S. A. (Jgdun, C. Hotles,
Floor Managers.
N. Poindexb r,
.('. ('roller,
M. Hendricks,
J. T
O. W. Fitch, .
i. W. Kinsey,
James Met'litreli,
WitU-r.
Tickets, Including Supper, $3 50.
B. F.
J
DEALER IN
.Stoves,
Jlnn?('S
Pump)
Pipes,
Tinware
ANIJ
Hoas2 Furnishing Goods Generally
Wells
Driven Promptly
AND
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
WillamrtK' Ntreel,
Eugene City, Oregon
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GRAND BALL
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X O 3L, 2L,
BEFORE PURCHASING, GO TO
A. V. PETERS & CO.,
Dealers in General Merchandise, and examine the Celebrated
"WHITE S33WING MACIIIXE.
The best and mo.st complete of
ahio
Furpotut.
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vfiS. ( A1 V LV7'Tr,r -V rjk liml lt.li:. uil luitai.M-l lliao.ll.r.
fjl. V ii -J" ,3. .'1 J, if-N fc, I'.tl tlltUl,..l-Hill..lllulif,.rpiJ
mmm to WATCHm 1
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ttt-, J '9,'kl'i -ft 'ltO.VATt,i THAT
'5 f il v-0v IL. wunonoloBnntcrrirTirttncl,-
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llKAI.KKM l.V
ilELF&UEAYY IIARDWAKE
UAVli THIS
KcsISelwlfd Stock In Oregon
S. H. FRIENDLY,
11 U.1INTIIPI!XH1I Villi THIOSPKIMl AM) SUM M Kit THAW!
The Largest Stock of Goods
KV KK r.KOUll l
Ol'USI'Ot'K OF
nLOTIIINO
hits la-en hugely Inerensed and we ean show iui
handsome u lliieol ri'iniy inane in
MKN'S AND HOYS'
r.rsrN'Kss and i)iti:;;s st'iTfi
As eim ho found in the eonutry, und at prieos
.i . . f -i ...
mill eauiioi oui to Hiiui'i.r.
nrn diikss oooiw..
llKI' MITM t'T
,1 I. I I ... I i I I ., ul. 1.111. I
lusortnient oi i
.ill
IH lieu loe-'i in. "i - - -
leiuliiw stvh-s und fit- hioiuililu shadi-s of ooi
j;Ml'i!i::ci-OTiis, moiiauc,
mid
AMF.niC'AX DIIKSS (JOODS,
IMuiil. Main and Oiwra Vlaiinels of all colors.
nii'iiek'il & Uiililomdii'tl Cotton Flan-
iil'Ih
Ladies' and Gonts' TJndorv;car,
SHAWLS aud SCAlcl'b;
& ViVS
KTOPE ON
W1LLAM-
etee Street, near Mnth,
DKll.K.IS IN
DItlTtJrt,
CIIKMICALS,
OILS,
PAINTS,
(JLAS.,
VAHNISIlKa
PATENT MEDICIWES, &c.
Brandies. Vines and Liquorr
OF ALL KINDS.
In faet, we have the !' ortiiieiit of artieU
lUUll'i IU
FIIWT CLASS DI1U0 dTORK.
Wo warrant all our dnnfs, for they are new and
IVedi. Puitieular attention is tidied to our
Stock of
Perfumery u Toilet Articles.
As we have bought
OURCOOVSFORCAPH
We can coinix-tc with any esUl.lUhuient in Eo
.... . ....I ....... .,.., ..lut ion.
si ne I llv in 'ri! "
Huy your l l' r you cull get
I.. l,..t and eliealMKt.
PIlESCIiirrioNSCAItEKULLY FILLED
At all hours of the day or nH'iifc
osin io At
Lumber! Lumber!
IIIAVE ESTAPLISHED A
LUMBER YARD
On the corner of lv,-,,t!i an.i
i.Dlfeilts. B.M.A.V
)'3 ' "
r AR
tSI'.I.I.K WAfiOX Iul."
,.t for thu a ! 1 .' ' :;'' lr.
1. a. ji ...
Lane County
MEFiCAHTILE ASSOCIATION
rniusAssncLViioN hah on tui
I ilf.-,ef.i:.lveni.l ... .rifcett ' KL-.II
i;tH:.Saularr rr.i.in.' ery wmu
a i.iled to tl.in nu-:k-t.
AT ONE I'lClCK TO ALL!
. .....Mirr-Titl"; 4T THE HI'jII
i iT MAJtKI.T LA'i
11 jive u v.ii i; - i -
JSKjBlJ
U M
all, and sold on the mot reason-
terms.
ltl ll.vlttl Ii mH.CIiii ofPOIi-r nuil:il.,,i i-lo;;
1 PttlAt
I tOHiiy p1"-! of il sifuiirrr, r U nl W
run. wVrn ci-ntir dolni
' it't'l r"n H on ifwiii'i. T' F'l'.'ainl
f tl I NS wi(h n'miil Hftv littiTi jh!j
ftu.l ! 'H(("-tt l!ilr(lfeilll'iim
f.. i t. nf1l i('iilnftt tscrirh.
'.! iPitrt P.r in 1T UH tn ft Heel
.1 L.mi. I n H.-a tt.a t'tittsiil Klaliti.
mU trtftWulrhi
Wa Fvll 1 1 Wftt'h wifitr tt f.rf'0.
U CO., CUbtou rio, ft 1 U EUth Struct, If. T.
UAVli KOlt wile
at the UlWKrVt
Hales
IKON. STF.KI.,
AXKS. ANVILS.
NAH.H, Hoj-K
Ciildv t'linins,
(llitss, J'utty,
Tuhl enud I'oeket
CLTI.KIiY,
OU.NS, l'l.sTdl.S,
AMMI'MTIOX,
AtiliKTl.TTIiAI,
IMI'LKMKXTIi,
llhistinjr Powder,
Finhinit 'luekle.
Kte., Ktc.
Wo invite an exam
ination of our goods,
conlidi'lit that our
rieea will suit the
times.
Tl) KlHiliXK.
WOOL BLANKETS.
AI.liC0l.01lS.
Trunks and Traveling Satchels.
HATS AND CAPS in th leadiii',' stylos..
OIL CLOTHS for floor and tublo use.
HOOTS AXDKHOHS.
We would eull speeial attention to our stock of
Mens' and Hoys' Nan Fr;nieUci Bouts,
n men uu nuesoiil for a moni,Ae ,,i vnm-um'tilt
Ureal aalUfaetioii. Mvery pair Warranted.
A eoiimlele stoek ut
lIAUDWAHIC, 1'I.OWrt Miu ITALmixo
V ll'..lll-n.
CHOK'FTEAS, CANNKD (iOODS,
And nil elioiee FAMILY OKOCKHIKS at
nKtonUhly lour rates.
LI VKItPOOL & CAliMKN ISLAND SALT.
Highest price lor nil kinds of pioilure and
WOOT..
DEXTER STABLE,
Jas. Humphrey, - Preprietcr.
MVKItV AND FEUD BTAHLi:,
WiUametU Street, I ' I E.Unn City.
TEAMS AND DUUGIES AND SADDLE
HOUSES TO HIKE.
Horsin iKiunled ly the day, week or month
uiHin the most reasonahle terms,
May 12:tf
BAKER'S SALOON I
One Door North of the St.Charles Hotel,
Willamette KL, I.UKl-lie 1 II)'.
Keep always on hand a cholc assortment of
I.ICiUOriH,
ANIJ CIOAU3.
-ALSO A
FIrst-tlass Ii ill lard Table.
II, F. nsKIII.
SADDLERY.
Saddle &. Harness Shop
ONE DOOR NPKT1I OF
DUNN cfe STItAlTON'S,
THllamctta Stroot, Esgeno City, Ogn.
Can be had everything imially kept In a
well regulated
I-IARNES SHOP
Wuxth llESTof material, and do our
work well. Come and ae ua before purehaaing
elwwhere. . ,
While our hame cannot be excelled, apeciaj
atU ntion in called to
OUR SADDLES.
The LAKIN tree in aeknowleiliftd the let
on tlie coant, and when rtyved tr onrlvear
(five entire nati.faftion; havini; the three re
quii.it., beauty, duraliility and cmfort
PIIODUOE TAKEN
LAKIN & RCCKEY.
War has ccmmsncid In Europe!
R. G. CALLISON
13 AOAIN ATniSOLD niS OLD bT AND
on W illr.nieH Su-eet an i Uiii.k,' K-i-.'hi tt.-j
l U' T fLAurn in tin LiUlulCail'-
pin S IKl'irn, ia pret.jnrl t f Ubifb !l wl 0
n!(jhli:n a call with t. Urf owiiify f
nery tt.iiii; uaiialiT kt-; t in a Cirt e'.:-f grwory
' m ; M s, TKA.i, crt rr.t,
i r i r..MD.. T '!.. rn
fiij i-S -LA:-' AM Ol'LL.':-
' v. i V.."uAjd :.d v-iLLnv. watt,
at r-.L. ::il 'c t .i.s f-r t'.' .il or M.cl I CL.
(i'.ie H, a nil and Lst t c. n .io i, r yem
ill uJifnlfori- Mtr I iaU J..-U l
tn.
uVUrmd ant rartref tl f ?!. fiet.
j,. K. G. CALUOK.
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