V
lloftheOvAB,lwnrppr lor null-
,nwT
TirT AND COUHTY.
KKMOVAL.
patron, of the Curd will take notic.
. tl.a die has Men reraoveu w ui
macros' the hall, from it former place.
Th( affictU bo tboreth. Grange .to.
BRIEF MEXTIOJf.
Wntliefeotbill:
Did you get valentines.
p,y your State ami county tax.
.jfcve you en the Little Joker t
Tie Willamtti i? booming:
Only one occupant in the county jaiL
Thirty-one inches of enow at the DaUe.
..wJacW.bsst.weet navy tobacco.
Sure cure for the blues -Subscribe for the
'QatRV.
Mr. Horace Knox went -to Portland Tues
day wd returned Thursday. ,
WeeAnow'edge the rece'pt of some more
Vaster paper from J. H. Mitchell.
persons sending us Spring poetry will ob
'lige us by writing on neither side of the
piper.
The private masquerade last evening was
, pleasant aTair and. everybody enjoyed
themselves hugely, n
A number of young geatlemen of this
place attended the masquerade ball at June
tion City last evening.
Any kind of money will bo received in
payment for post office orders now, tho law
having been chsnged in this respect.
By provision of the last Legislature, to
drive over a public bridge faster than a walk
its misdemeanor, and punishable by a fine
rf from $10 to $100.
The New Idrian Quicksilver Mining Com
pany are getting their iew furnaces ready
for reduciuj ore, and p-epariuj it for market.
.Quicksilver is on the rise.
The temperance meeting at the Court
Bouse la?t We.lnesday eveuing was a per
fect success. Forty-threo delegates were
olected to the Albany Alliance.
Since the County Commissioners have de
clared the toll road via. Drain aud Pass
Creek, to Lane county, a county road,
henceforth it will be a free road, and will be
improved as other count roads are.
Albany pseple are to have a ra:'oad meet
ing to devise means ef securing the comple
tion of the proposed narrow gauge road be
tween Springfield, Lane ceaniy, aed Albany
and affecting a junction with the Yaquiua
.road.
The "Bee" truly says that digirette smok
ing is spoiling the chances of our rising gen
erations ever amcuuii v to much, eUher
nenta'ly or physicrlly. ThU form of smok
ing is becoming gonera1, and should be con
denied by every parent and gardian in the
State.
Quails are becoming scarcer every year
aid will soon be as rare as the pheasant.
Sportsmen and trappers are fast depopulat
ing the country of tlioso birds, slaughtering
them indiscriminately at any t'mo of the
year. This should Hot be, aud we hope the
practice will cease at once.
Have you seen tho little Joker ?
Sold. Mr. Frank Harrington has sold
his barber shop in this place to Mr. C.
Marks, of Port'and. We a -e sorry to lose
Frank, for he is one of our most public
hearted c'ti"ns, and a geuuine gent'eman.
We learn that he will seek a new home in
the far off Pa'ous couuty. Succ3ss Frank.
NoNSixstcAL. Weddings lose their charm
and romance when it is known that the cere
mony has been rehearsed l'ke any other
theatrical performance, and what must be
the fee'injs of the bride during the progress?
Out upon the unmitigated, though fashiona
bly nonsense.
Contract Let. Messrs. Steel & Fisbe
have been awarded another coatra-it by the
Oregon Ceniral Kail road to supply them
with 50,000 ties. Tbie fi-m already bav'ng
a contract from this company are fully pre
pared to fi'l the order at short notice f -om
their timber farm near Deaverton.
ResiO.neo. We have been in'ormed say
' tho Statesman, that a private letter has
been received aunounc'iig the fact tbet J. J.
Henderson, Esq., U. S. Corsul at Amoy,
China, had reujn. 1 his position and waJ
, goijg to Shrnghai, China, to enter upon the
practice of law.
AcK.NowLEDoioiEKT.- -We acknowledge a
phamphlet containing a disc.iption of the Pa
Wse country, published by Kellogg & Hop
kins, of tho Palouse Gazette. It is a ve.y
aseful pamphlet for these intending to emi
: gfte to the Palouse country.
8hct Yoca Gates. Compbvnt have
comet u several tme of lata o c'tizeu
having gate that open across the aide walk
. leaving the same open after night One gen
tleman wa quite eeve-ely hurt by a little
P'ce of careloganes of this kind. '
NiwIUar. We are in receipt of the
: ait-r number of the Eos-ebo -g Daily Plain--dealer,
of Rooeburg. Typraphically it is
Mat, and shuws mnch onto prire in it local
Mw. Here' onr tf B.-. Benjamin.
8iati Tempetajcci Aixuntx The
eighth annual session of the Orecm S-aU
Temperance 'Uance, will meet in the city
Albany ea Wednesday, February 19th
t 1 o'clock P M.
Kaxiciort MutTXon. A aerie el Union
meotiag- have been held at the Court House
dnrng the past week. Considerable excite
ment hs Wa manifeiied.
For Ec5T. Two rooms suitable for ot
ficea, ptjr in Uoderwood bnck. Apply
tonncll Proceeding.
Council Rooms, )
Etrocsi CrtT Feb. 10, 1879 J
Council met pursuant to adjournment
Present President Dorrisj Councilmen
Underwood, Dunn, Sloan and Hendricks,
Marshal Farrell and Recorder Alexander
Absent Councilmen, Edris, and Cooper.
The proceedings f last meeting were read
and, approved.
The Finauce Committee reported favor
able upon the following bills, and the Re
corder was instructed to draw warrant for
their payment, to-wit:
Geo. Fisher, $3; B. F. Dorris, f G 50;
ttobhson 4 Church f3 50; P. H. Farrell
$16 50.
The Committee on itreet reported adverse.
ly on the proposition of J. B. Rinehart to
put up the name of the street at the cor
ner of intersection. On motion the repo.-t
wa appreved.
The prayer of the petition of J; B. Rhine-
harl and other for a sidewalk on the nest
side of Pearl, from Ninth to Eleventh street
was granted.
On motion the proposit'on of Sbelton &
Wilk'nsto furnish the City with oil. atd
furnish a suitable building for storing the
same was accepted for one year.
Ou moi'on F. M. Wilkiu and others were
authorized, at their owu expense, to lo jver
the bottom of the culvert on Willamette
street not to exceed one foot.
On nioiion, the Committee ea street was
instructed to have a box culvert constructed
in the alley on the south side of Fifth, be
tween Oak and Pearl street to the brow of
the hill.
The following bills were presented read,
and, an motion referred to the Finance Com
mitted, to-wit:
Win. Christian, 6; Ed McClanaham.
$10 75; F. B. Duuj, $16 17; F. B. Dunn $25
Lynch i Gant $17 50; A. Lynch, $10 75;
H. Fan ell, $24 S. Chrisman, $3 50.
On motion Council adjourned.
Have yon seen the Little Joker?
Lie Masquerade.
The masquerade at Lane's Hall on Friday
evening, the 7th inst, was a very enjoyau'e
. I
affair in eve-y particular. Between thirty
and' forty couple were in attendance and
there was nothing to disturb the prevailing
harmony. As no record was kept of the
irnckers and the character rep -eseated w
will say that irauy of the maskers had good
costuircs aud sustained their chaiaclrs well.
But still we think that seve.-al of thorn
acted thef roles very well, amonj whom
wore Miss Lucy Blacbloy, who took .the
ch -actor of a "Sailor Boy" and actod it
splendidly and was awarded the prize, $5,
for the best sustau-ed gentleman's cha-acter;
and the Mis-es Rosa Goldsnith ad Kera
"
WatUind.. who iinnersonated two old maids,
and acted it very well indeed, were awarded
the prize for the best sustained lady' char-
acker- Mr. S. M. Titus, as a tramp, caused
(.!... in uttemlance to lauL'h more than once,
' I
,1 m,.Wv deceived everv o e as to his
identity until hennma'ied; Mr. G. Bett-
.. .1,.. J.,ui n. :i mention and was
iiiaiJt t--vj w f i
Ana ftf l nn iir, fTfiu'iiULCia imcbciiim so b uiv
A.i --i.-i ir. fiiw
informed that the party tripped the fantastic
till an early hour iu the morning, when all
wended ineir way nome wo i . .uiu
every paiticular. The music played was ex
cellent and all present considered it the best
ever fariu'ied to a bait iu Eugene. The
ball wa a success socia'ly, fnaucially and
every way.
Blue Ribbon Club.
The Blue Ribbon Club will
meet next
Wednesday evemug at 7 o clock, at
the
Court House. The following u tne
pro-
gramme:
Music.
Prayer.
Misic.
Address ReT. A. Atwood.
Music.
Essay-J. N. Fearcy.
Masia
Recitation Mis Minnie Lockwood.
Mus'C.
Volunteer speeches.
Circulation of pledge.
By order of Executive Committee,
S. C Price, Chairman.
Have you seen the Little Joker!
Cburcb Notice.
Preachinz in the Cumberland Fresbyte-
rian Church to-morrow at 11 am.
u:- .f , IWi.t church to-morrow
. r-
at 11 o'clock, S. S. at 3 I.
t 9 r. m. Union ser-
vice at the Court House in the evening
Service at St Marys church on Sunday at
11 a. m. and on Friday at 7 P. . with lec-
lu. "' w
nn TIlA r.ri "Uia miuiumuvu.
service on Sunday evening.
Preaching in the M. E. Church to-morrow
t 7 r M bv tlie pastor, liev a
Sunday School at 3 P. L G. Adair,
su
oerintend. The evening service
will be
omitted. The congregation are invited to
;in in the union eervice at the Court
j
House at 7 t. m.
Dtlt;atci to State Tcmpcrante Uliauce.
Any member of the Blue R;bbon Club of
Eugene City who will stteed the meeting oi
the above mentiored "iane at Albany
at l . ifuL A.rlM ami M
reo.w, mu, - "6 .
net been appointed, reqoewsa w ropor w
l. . - .1,. bibnr U r Me-
Cluni before Tuesday evening nest.
8. C. Pbicc, Chaiiman Ex. Cess.
Amsnox La ncx Mr. 8. Kaha again
come to the front ard anaennce that he
will remove h's stock to Port'and ia two
week, and per consequence, he wi'l J hi
ood from 25 to 50 pe- cent, cheaper than
heretofore. Give bun a eaU..
Fidget. Mr. L. ti. Adair informs
that freight day hereafter wiU be Taeeday,
Tbenday and. SsOarday. Ibimi will
Jonctloa City Items.
Junction ha a new Marshal
Mr. J. C. Campbell commenced a new
term of school on Monday last.
The masquerade last evening wa a very
pleasant and a enjoyable affair.
The O & C R R have topped running all
but one ef their freight trains, and it make
a trip every other day.
A pleasant tocial gathering took place at
the residence of Mr. Jas. Hoffman on the
evening of the 7th hist
G. W. Shipley, city Marshal, handed in
hi resignation which was accepted by the
city dads. They proceeded to appoint John
Morgan. Morgan now hold the office o' con
stable elect, and city Marshal by appoint
ment Friday evening, the 7th inst, J. M. Laf-
ferty, Lodge Deputy, I O G T, installed the
following officers for the ensuing torm:
Jw Moore, W C T; FJla McCliire, W V
T; E J Houston, Sec'y; Ludora Kratz, A S;
W H Cronise, F S; May Test, Trcas; O C
Millet, Chap: Charles E Kirk, Marshal; P A
DriekilL I U;C P Houston, O G; Mollie
Tripp, R II S; Fannie Moore, L H S,
Have you eei the Little Joker !
Sad Accident. From the JunotienCity
Rspublican we take the following: "On
Sunday night a fearful accident happened in
the family of B. Cohon, of our city. Mrs.
Cohci had been troubled with the toothache,
having had one extracted and Sunday u;ght
about 10 o'clock she took the camphor bot
tle and setting the candle in her lap com
menced bathing her face. The camphor
dripped down into the blaze and off it went
with a flash, exp'.od'ug the bottle and set
tit Mrs. Cohen's diess on fire. Mr. Cohen
tor her cloth'ng off, but not until she was
badly burned on both 'imbs. from the knees
down to the ankles. Both hands wire aso
severely burned. Mr. Cohen, ia his efforts
to save his wife, was also very badly burned
on the back of both his hands. This is a
most lamentable accident, and the 'aaily
have the sympathy of the whole community
j this trying affliction."
O. W. S. A. The Woman Sutlrage Con
vention has been in soss;on iu Portland the
past weeks, and elected the following of
ficers for the ensuing ye-r: Presuleut, Mrs
A J Dunniway; Seoretary, Mr J DeVore
Johnson; Corresponding Secretary, Mr M
A Edmunds; Treasurer, Dr Ague Buit; Ex
ecutive Couunitte, Presideut and Reco.-ding
Secretary, members ex-offcio, C A Coburn,
Mrs Combs and Mr. McCown. Portlaud
was selected as the next place to hold the
Convention.-
Doo Eateiis. The Silver lity Chinamen
.
are really a messing w iuo penc, wt-y
capture every stray cur that comes along,
and a'te- dressing and cooking them feast in
royal manner, it tne lovers oi me icper
heathen of this city can oily induce them to
. i-t Ai :ii i .
so and do liltewise uiey wiu uy.
plished much toward breaking down tne ex.
Mating piejudice agvnst the Chinese Tho
Held 1U WDlcn vney wn uo nuunou
f '
f.irdiiim wil extena to nicuj judub m
every direction
EliRONEOOS. The rumor that Hon. James
D. Fay, of San Francisco, would remove to
Salem for the praciice o. his profession turns
out to be unfounded. From a ca-d received
liV .Tllfl 'Tfl Hanna. Jit Jacksonville Tiuios
learns that he has formed a co partne-ship
wi.h Eugeue N. Douprey and H. W. Kind,
two prom!ncnU San Francisco attorneys,
under the firm name of Fay, Deuprey &
Kind, with office at 214 Samson street
Gradl'atiso Honors. On Monday last
says the Salem Statesman the 6rst examina
tion was had of the senior c'ass in the
cienti"io course, at.the Willamette Univer
sity, preprratory to graduation at next com-
mer-cemeut. The class cons-sts of John
McKiuncy, Huh Harrison, Sa-ah Jones,
Rotta Yocum. iola John and Lam
Nichols.
Returneo Home. By Thursday' train
Mrs. Jos. Gray, Mrs. KanoIT and riyron van
Houtcn returned from the List, where they
have been vi''ting 'or the past few mouths.
We learn that Ma -t Conley a id wie stopped
at Portland, which they will makf their fn
ture home. All em glad to be once more
in the land of red app'e.
Heavy Snow. We learn that the now
on theummitof the mounUin over the
McKenzie real is one of the heaviest that
has fallen for many years. It i aaidtobe
Imtween CO and 40 indes rcross nu irom me
.. u..
to fifteen feet in aepm. i ne man a. rr u
to n:e snow ho to cross with the mail to
Ochoco.
LOOK
Pjiineniber well and bear ia mind, that I
w.nt. .11 thut'o behind. If tbobe owin? me
don't come and ett'e, they will have to listen
in tha lilverv voice of an attorney, ler l neeo
xnA must have money. This is without re-
aerve. FRANK COLEMAN.
February 14. 1879- wl
Iosarance.
Underwood Bros, are representing four of
the most popular and reliable Insurance
Companies on thu Coast tc-wit Conneticnt
Uf Hartford: Kew Zealand, ot Auklana
Commercial Union, of London; Hamberg
Bremen of HamVergj representing a capital
nf over t29.0OO.0W Bold coin." "Dont
ait
.... .L. . ;. .,,. Ifr. ,. Wk tk.
-
Itttll fp.
Mr. Jaa. McCkren wishe all who are in-
A,AA to him to call and settle op. These
that he ha trusted should eaU and (qnar np
I their account By this mean they will aav
mere eerere measutes a he mnit have mnn-
.n l :--L::n J. .11 ..
ey. All wn arm wwmj aim win w w.
heed this aetice.
Late AttcBtlvB.
Berba Fubioa, Pattern ai Dnnn t8trst-tea'.
Dr. C. M. Wood the celebrated healer
whoso woiderful cures of chronio diseases
have been published ia theOregonian for the
pvtyear, will he at the leading hotel in
t-ugene uty on March 4th and hoal the kk
until March 12th 1S79 patent must call
wwi hi receive ireatmtm.
Pomprll.
Excavations at Pompeii prove the city to
nave iteen one of the most fashionable and
beautiful of Roman Summer resorts, and but
for tlw eruption it nn'ht hive remained so
to this day. Ai with Pompeii, o with thou
sand of people who have bVauty of form and
feature. They might alwe be admired
but for the emptioi, that make the face uu
ighly, and betray the presence of orofuln,
virulent blood poisons, or general debility.
There ia bat one remedy that positively
cure these af.'ectiona, and that remedy is
D Tierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It
is the best known tonic, alterative, aud re
solvent It speedily cures pimples, blotches,
liver (pots, and all diseases ariaitw from im
poverished or impure blood. It a'so cures
dyspesia, and regulate the liver and bowels.
Sold by druggists.
Enjoy Life.
What a truly beautiful world we live in
Nature gives us grandeur of mountains,)
glens and oceans, and thousands of means for
enjoyment We cau desire no better when
m ierfect health; but how often do the ma
jority of people feel like giving it up dis
heartened, discouraged and worried out with
disease, when there is no eccason for this
feeling, as every sufferer can obtain satisfac
tory proof that l.reen's August Flower will
niRKe mem a iree irom uncase as wncn
born. Dvsnensia and Liver Comulaint is the
direct cause of seventy-five per cent of such
maladies as Biliousness, Indigestion, sick
Headache, Costiveness, Nervous 1'rustraticm,
Dizziness of the Head, Palpitation of the
Heart and other distressing avmntoms.
Three dosos of August Flower will prove its
wonderful effect Sample bottles, 10 cents.
Try it
Wo have just received from the Eastern
factory, direct, a large stock o' window
shades and wall paper ; among the latter are
many very pretty a 'les embracin" Uramed
Pannels, Embossed, Gilts and tace .'attertis,
Satin and Common Blanks, all of which
we sell cheap, and I o charge for trimming
paper. UUXX t diKAi JUSi.
Robinson & Church at the Hardware Store
keep tho largest and best selected stock of wall
pa;ier and bonier in Eugene Oitv, com)ricinxin
part, Brown, Blanks, Satin, Gift 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.
Dr- Mlntle's Vegetable) NePhre-Uoum
Will cure all diseases of tho Kindey, Bladder
and Urinary Organs. Hundreds have been
cured after all other remedies had failed His
English Dandelion Pills aave ho equal in all
cases ot Diseased Liver, DysiK'psia or any
liillioui Derangement Many of your leading
citizens of this ."' y will vouch as to their
virtues. To bo had by all druggist
E. WADS WORTH.
Canvasiing agent for tho rictorial Family Bi
ble, a bok for the times, and gives universal
sat' sf action- Aildress tho Agent, Monroo,
Benton county, Oregon.
Notice of Final Settlement.
To aU whom it n ay concern:
VfOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
1 Geo. M. Cooiicr, administrator of the
estate of Joseuh Ol'Io. deceased, has filed his
account for final settlement and asks to bo dis
charged from acting as such administrator,
and that by an order of tho County Court, of
In County, Oregon, duly made and entered
of date of January 30, 1H79, Monday the 3d
i w l .u-fa .1.... f
eiav or ai&rcn. ioiv. iuiu ueum wiia iim wj wi
tho next re2iili'.r term of tuid court, was set by
ad conri for the hearing of tho objection", if
in :n',l tin.l and the settlement thereof.
Published by order of the Honorable Jcshut
J. Walton, Judge ot said court, a.a iaii. ou,
187'J.
GEO. M. COOPER, Administrator.
THOMPSON 4 BEAN, Attorneys.
1 late U an. 30, lW'.l. ,
Lane County
MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION
THIS ASSOCIATION HAS ON HAND
k lanro rid varied assortment of FRESH
GOODS, and to receiving every month new
nplies suited to this market.
Goods are sold low and
AT ONE PRICE TO ALL I
And PRODUCE TAKEN AT THE HIGH
EST MARKET KATES.
Give rs a call befo purchasing, a it is no
trouble to show goods and give prices. apl
EUGENE CITY MILLS.
THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO
info-m the jmlilic that they are the owners
of tho EUGENE CITY MILLS, i ml ae pre-
psred to do a :ei eral m'llin? imsinesn. nui
receive Whea.'on storage at lowest twins, and
make satUfactory ananseiuen,- with farmers
who denire to have tlieir own nneai grouun.
Have at a'l times on hand,
FLOUR and ALL KINDS OF MILL FEED,
and pay the
Kiqhcst Cash Price for Wheat.
PATTERSON, EDRIS k GRAY.
NEW IDUIAN
OF DOUGLAS COUNTY, OGN.
Iororporatcd, Junr, 1S7S.
Capital Slock, 1100,0
OFFICERS:
PBiHiriT-A. L. Todd. SrcRmRT-An
.. ... i. f i :in T W
Jackwm, T. 8. Kodahaugh, A. L. Todd and A
Tld.
Princiil office for sal of stock at J. P. Gill
& Son s drug store, rostomce ouuuinj, cugcue.
EHOTOCRAPHS.
Albert Jackson, Artist
Takr Photographs, (Jems, Cards, Cabinet
and Life Hire, style and fini-b equal to any
A.. in th State. Prices reaannable.
cil.l.fkV Willamette strert. Eiieene
City. Oregon, over Mrs. Jackaun's Millinery
BOOTH AJtD HIIOEX-CALIFOI
ii band and machine made liooU aa
Shoe. AkatT
p BOCKBIE-IldkBordl'''
GEDCZBIKS & PE0VISI0S
a.di.vit.ta. --531
S. H. FRIENDLY,
HAS JUST OPENED FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE
THE LAC EST STOCK OF COODS
EVER BR0UHT
OUR STOCK OK
CLOTHING
ha been laryvly Increased and we can show aa
handsome a line of ready made goods in
MEN'S AND BOYS'
BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS
As oan bo found In the country, and at priees
mai cannot tall to satufy.
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
well filled with a anlemlM uanrtmvnt nf alt
leading styles and fashionable shades of goods.
EMPRESS CLOTHS, MOHAIR,
and
AMERICAN DRESS GOODS,
Plaid, Plain and Opera Flannels of all colors.
Moaehed it Unbleached Cotton Flan
ncls.
Ladies and Gonts' Underwear,
SHAWLS and SCARFS;
Robinson & Church,
DKAI.EKS IN
S11ELF& HEAVY HARDWARE
HAVE TUB
Cest Selected Stock In Oregon
IS
X O 3L 3L A.
BEFORE PURCHASING, GO TO
A. V. PETERS & CO,
Dealers in General Merchandise,
WHITE SEWING MACHINE,
The best and most complete of
able
BOOT JIN SHOE STORE.
A. HUNT, Proprietor.
Shop on Willamette street, 2nd door north
of hardware store, iMigene tity, Ur.
TViU hereafter keep a complete stock of
LA I) I EN', MISSES'
AND
CHILDREN'S SHOES,
Ualtrra, Cloth ami Kid,
Button lloota,
Slippers, white and black,
Sandala,
French kid Miooa.
MEN'S & BOYS'
FINK mo HIATT
BOOTS & SHOES
OF ALL KINDS,
And In fact everything In tho BOOT and
HUOK line, to which I Intend to devote my
eievirl attention.
MY GOODS ,
Were manufactured to order,
ARE FIRST CLASS
And ifuarantoed as rcpiwnted, and will
bo
sold for the lowest prices that
a irrHHi article
aun ot afforded. aurL7-7 SU
A. Ill XT.
CRAIN BROS.
DEALERS
iClocki,
ff Watchci and
Musical Instrument, Toy, Notion, etc
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry repaired and
arrant!. Northwest corner of Willamette
warrantei
and Eighth streets.
feb'J-tf
If you wiah to buy your (iwds cheap, you must
a... ..
gU W 110 BWIO VI
LURCH BROS.,
COTTAOK CJIIOVK.
They keep ono of tho largest stocks of
General Merchandise
n,,t-l,U nf Portland, and they sell ooils cheaii-
er than It can bo bornU anywhere in tho WU-
Umette valKy. ' ....
llio firm ot Mircn uro. oonsuu m ruu
Lurch and 15n Lurch.
CPOSITION
M THB
LIFE OF TRADE
SLOAN BROTHERS
TTTIT.t DO WORK CHEArEK tnaa a7 owwr
T abop IB town.
HORSES SHOD FOR 1 00,
With ww maUrial, aU round. BoMtUnf oW sljoes
1i ( tala.
All warraole ! gl ealiaiaesia.
Shop
on the Corner of 8tn ani
Olive Ss.
a fiPinTT.TTTKAI. lMl'l,Mlwia n
. eisf ltVffUl . M
aUkind.atin.i.rbyDKicKA
TMtF.S
UOODX-NKW htyu:3
J and low price.
Juat rwivl I'V
S. H. FRIENDLY.
rpK BKT HOKS .
11 W TIO V
, ,. ,l ', Fifth street or at lr. ratterson' office on
8. D. Coat, who live eight mile oonth of J rtrf
Eogen City, ha a lot of fine Merino bnck, oftc hour fmm 10 to II a. m., ami S to 4
both par blood and grale, for -eel yeryjf- .
chop. Sheep raiser. uld do weU to tall iR4.MEHt EHCMA?ID. 8-
"V'-I.c. HENDRICKS,
TO EUGENE.
WOOL x BLANKETS,
ALL COLORS.
Trunks and Traveling liatcnelj.
HATS AND CAPS In the loading styles.
OILCLOTHS for floor and table use.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
We would sail tiwoial attention to our stock of
Mem' and Boys' Hun Francisco Hoot,
Which w have sold for a number of yean with
great satufaction. Every pair warranted.
A complete stock ot
HARDWARE, PLOWS AND FARMING
UT&iNaiUJ.
CHOICE TEAS, CANNED GOODS,
And all choice FAMILY GROCERIES at
astouiahly low rates.
LIVERPOOL k CARMEN ISLAND SALT.
Highest price for all kinds of product and
WOOL-
.
HAVE FOR sale
at the LOWEST
Rate
IRON, STEEL.
AXES. ANVILS,
NAILS, ROl'K
Cable Chains,
Ulasn, lVtty,
Tabl eand Pix-kot
CUTLERY.
GUNS, PISTOLS,
AMMUNITION,
AGKK'ULTTKAI.
IMPLEMENTS,
Blasting Powder,
Fiahine Tackle.
Etc, Etc
Wo invito an oiam
liiation of our goods,
confident that our
price will uit the
time.
A
XtflC j&l DO 353 S
and examine the Celebrated
all, and sold on the most reason
terms.
B. F. DORRIS,
DEALER IN
Mores,
Ranges,
Pumps,
i
Pipes,
Mcfulx,
Tlinynr
AND
House Furnishing Goods Generally
Wells Driven Promptly
AND
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
WUIamette (street,
Eugene City, Oregon
JUST RECEIVED.
A Lai-go Stock of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, HATS,
HOOTS AND SHOES, ,
GKOCEKIKS,
YANKEE NOTIONS
ETC., ETC.,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Hik'liMt market price pad! for all kind
rJtUUUlK, lUDJiS and UltH.
A. GOLDSMITH.
ALFilED ULEU
Ha taken pooaeaalon of the
Luckey Livery Stable,
And will carry on a
GENERAL LIVERY BUSINESa
Hones fed and boarded by the week or day..
HOR.SF.jf AND BUOCIEfl FOR HIRI.
Eugene Ctty Brcffery.
MATI1IAS MFAAjEU, Pro'p
Ia now piprd to 811 all orion fa
aasa lager
BEER
OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY.
Cots w m V yunrll A food articl 9 Am
ramminondntir
TOREKUi:rt ANL1 SAN JUAN LIM1
IV foraaloby T. O. IIENDKICKS.').
8. llemcnwajr, M. I).
RESPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS 8ER
vice to the citizen of Eugene City and
vicinity In the
PRACTICE
Of
MED1CIHE AUD SURGERY.
Wlfimt alent n profemional dnty can
i ?m f.mo'l at Lis rraiilence, corner nf Oak and
upree otnee.
takf notice.