gingUeople of ttoOoaao, In wrapper for mail
CITY AND COUNTY.
REMOVAL.
The patron of the Uuabu will take notice
that the office has .been removed to the
tvia acros the hall, from its former place.
The oflioe is now aber the Grunge store.
IIKIEF ME.VTIO..
Slieiiff Eukin is convalescing. ,
C'l.ew Jackson's bast sweet uavy tobacco
Herbert MeCoruack is iu town visiting
frieuds and relatives. -A
part of the apparatus for the State
University has arrived. .
Horace Knox hns boeu commissioned a no
tary public by Gov. Thayer.
The Brass Band will play on tho St.
Charles balcony this evening.
.. . -r. i .:., .i.ii.
(iO TO X TCHUm CAUuimo u. Buuuiua.
They aie the best in town.
Firemcns election next Monday niglit.
A full attendance is desired.
Mr J. B. Underwood returned last Wed
nesday from a visit to California.
Home, Sweet Home is not complete without
lUle of Pfunder s Orjgon Wood I'uriher.
$140,000 have been subscribed towards the
Springfield and Oregon tity uarrow gauge
railroad,
ntv election next Monday. Beware of
the candidate, as you value your peace of
uiiud.
Dr. Sharpies has left Salem, aud came
hack to Eugene to engage in the practice of
Jiis profession.
Win. Preston has some of the finest and
Ibest of harnoss; all made of first class materi
al and by good workmen.
" It is estimated that 1200 passengers came
to Oregon on the recent arrival I of the
steamers Oregon and l'epublic.
Win. Prcstou keep on hand a large stock
of bi idles, collars, whips and in fact every
thing belonging to a first crass harness
shop.
The Brass land was out Thursday evening
serenading. Messis Lncky, Dunn and our ef
ficient drayman McClmahan were the reci
pients, Frank Harrington will sell at public auc
tion to-day, iu front of the old Arcade saloon
next door to Titus livery stable, his house
hold effects.
Hon. J . M. The mpson went to Salein last
Wednesday, and was one of the speakers in
meeting held there to reccoimueud Cape
Foul weather for the proposed harbor of re
fug!. Business men should not forget that
blauk notes, bill-heads, statements, letter
heads, and every description of commercial
printing are neatly and promptly executed
At the UCARD omce.
We have a pn.pnsuion to advertise ladies'
.skirts and stocking suspenders, taking our
pay iu the alxiyo montioned nriic'as. lies
pectfully declined. Cos why. Cant wenr
them em-self and have got no lady.
The steamer McCully took down on her
last trip 210 bblsof Hour, and 1000 sacks of
wheat. She leaves Po-tlnnd to-day bringing
.a considerable amount of freight for eiur
merchants and will return Monday.
A Mr. McSarley was brought dt u from
Cottage Grove, Wednesday, and was lodged
iu jail. He had been bound over iu the sum
of 2.-0 to keep the peace, and failing to se
curs hoiidsmou wi brought bore and incar
cerated. Col Hogg, superintendent of Y. B. k C. R.
R., and Dr. Baylcy of Corvallis were in
town this week agitating tho question of the
proposed harbor of refuge. Their efforts are
directed toward securing Cape Foulweathcr
or the harber.
Mr. L. P. W. Quimby of Portland wishes
to purchase 20 or 30 young horses that are
sound and of good weight He will be at
Cottage G-ove next Monday, and at Cress
well Tuesday. Thoso having good horses
to sell will do well to see Mr. Quimby, as
he has the cash to pay. See Ad.
At the meeting of the Blue Ribbon club
Wednesday evening, Dr. Harris delivered an
Address oiitbnneutatiou as it takes place in
the manufacture of liqnors. In treating the
subject the Dr. confined himself te the ques
tion as considered from a scicntilic stand
point The meeting lacked the enthusiasm
that has manifested itself at previous meet
ings. AlexOsburne has been appointsd super
intendent of the dairy department of the
coming state fair; Jaeper Wilkins of Willam
ette Forks on equestrianship; Mrs. M. B.
McMorry of Eugene on baking and needle
work by iriisses nnder twelve years of age;
lf li. f Kiiialaw. on wool and
aW Geo EeW.w of Eugene on the several
classes of horses.
To Horsemes. W. C Myers noted as the
importer of the Perchereu stock of horses
into Oreeon.has consented to bring the
horse Geo, Fleury to this place for the coming
nmmer. This horse was imprieu
France. Mr. Myers may be found t Jas.
Humphrey's stable next Friday and Satur
day. Fob PtLnrst Mr. M
. C. Felch, who has
erred as night watchman of this city for
the past three years has resigned in
and will before long start for the great Pa
loqse. Mr. Felch by his devotion U duty,
and his genial and social qualities has made
many friends, who will witnese tia depart
re with regret. ,
A Statmiest. We present to the readers
of the Gpaku this week a supplement con
tainina & aUtement from Mr. II. C. Hum
phrey and )L S. Wallis concerning the
Spanswick Kern embroglio. We accord
then, this privileged the Urt ma par.,
rJ ). ,lr made a statement in i
Spans -
iameof the Grain defending Mr.
wick.
Real Estate Tramaitlodt.
The following real estate transactions were
transacted during the month of March:
S Steiuheiser per assigneo te Joseph Bach-
man, lot in Kugcue; consideration, 81.
Matthias Lewi s to Thomas Vinson, KiO
acres; consideration, $.500.
T A Davis & Co to J M Harris, 10 'acres;
con, ?-..
U 8 to A G McDowell, donation
Willamette Real Estate Co. to Junction
City, lot in Junction; con, $23.
C S Potman to Moss Green, 327 acres;
cou, jow.
U 8 to O V Tedrow; patent
Willamette Real Estate Cn tn f! W Vali
burue, lots in Junction; con. 8250.
r ui rge Leasure per administrator to T J
Kearney, lot in Kiijene: con. 83.V
Estate of Win W ood to Win Durant. lot
in r.ugene) con, U0.
U a to llios Howell: natent.
Willamette Real Estate Co to Marv E
Shuts, lots in Junction; con, $73.
BC Van Houten aud wife to Adah L
bhelton, lots in Eugene; con, $1)30.
i L Strange to 1'resly Comtgys, lots iu
Eugene; con, $1,250.
Ilios Vinson to 8 Hand-inker, 1C0 acres;
con, ?,i.)0.
Jas II M.iFarlaud to D G aud J H McFar
land, 80 acres.
F M Blair to James McClaren. ItiO acres:
con, $1,000.
R H Hazleton to M 1) Bedford, lots in
Cotta 'e Grove; eon, $25.
T J Kearney and wife to F B Dunn, lots in
Eugene; con, $2,000.
Margaret Pearce to Win Durant, lots iu
Eugene; con, $7G.
R 11 Hazleton and wife to Whipple Knox
and McKarland, 2 acrei; con, $100.
St John B Skimmer to O R Bean, 133 acres;
con, $5,000.
E V Wyatt to Alfred A Bogus, 5 acres; con,
$125.
R II Hazleton to Harry Thompson, lot iu
Cottage Grove; cou, $40.
8 VanSickld to Malinda Hoddens, lots in
Springfield; con, WOO.
W Rhea to Milfred A Rhea, U in Eu
gene; con, $1.
N L Packard to Amanda J Skinner, loti in
Eugene; con, 500. -
J and M C Hoosier to A J Cruzan, 20 acres;
con, 20.
Jury List.
The following is the list of jurors drfcwn
for tho term of the circuit court that con
venes en the third Monday of this mouth.
J F Ionian, far.ner.
Allen Bond, farmer.
E N Calif, farmer.
L S Coryell, farmer.
C W Borcn, fanner.
Eli Perkins, farmer.
A W Stowell, clerk.
Benj Rush, blacksmith.
A J Harlow, farmer.
C B Sweet, farmer.
M Wallis, farmer.
J V Ball, fanner.
Jno Shield i, farmer. -
J M Andrews, farmer.
Juo Tait, farmer,
Craig Hayes, farmer.
Geo W Ebert, farmer.
Jno Bailey, farmer.
Levi Harper, farmer.
S M Titus, stable keeper.
Ira N Baker, farmer.
Isaac Darui'l, farmer.
Jas Barger, farmer.
W P Gardner, carpenter.
R S Hyland, farmer.
S W Gay, farmer.
11 B Spencer, farmer.
A C Jones, farmer.
G B Powell, farmer.
J S Montgomery, farmer.
Got bis Satisfy.
The following conversation which occuerd
between a Webfoot and a fat foreigner from
Ohio, on the steamer Elder, is published in
the Inland Empire and is well worth preser
vation: Moody our Moody of course has
got back from Sau Francisco, with his new
stock of Spring goods. He went down on
the Elder with "Honest John" Whiteaker,
and saw tho old gentleman seated in the
Whitehall boat that pulled him to the ferry
in time to catch the special train. A fat
man who stood by said, "that's a h-1 of a
looking old stall to send to Congress."
"Pity they didn't scud you iu his place," re
torted a bystander. "Me ? I don't belong
to Oregon, not much. I'm from Ohio."
"Well, then," grunted the Yamhiller, "it's
a pity they didn't semi you to Congress from
Ohio, for if bowels were brains, yeu'd be the
most intellectual looking man on the floer of
the House." The fat man walked off sud
denly to cogitate upon the fact that the av
.raw Ore'-nnian carries a sharp tongue, afld
: . oil f.ntiilious about dress. So the
la ll"v fv ...
multitude goes.
Dcxtrr Herat.
n.ir mail is carried on Monday and Thurs
day to and from Goshen, y'a Pleasant Hill.
Thomas Barbre is the carrier. This route
-i .i.i i.. .r.il.l1 tn Biff Prairie 23 miles
BNOUIli " r.
further.
There is a number of good farms it this
point, also on the high prairie adjoining; the
UUcr is .. elevaU-d that it ., neccary
l.b lum tnseeme v- oi"
foot deep for near two months the past win
ter, and considerable stock died.
A well known citiienof Big Prairie dngup
$11X10 a few days ago, that had been buried at
, u fof ,g y
HEOULAK.
Blue Bibliia Club.
The Blue Pfcbon Club will meet next
Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock, at the
M. E. Church. The following is the pro-
gramme:
Mulie. 0
Prayer.
Moic.
Address Prof. Condon.
Mnsic.
Fwxy Miss Lizzie Gi ay.
Mutic
lteatttion Mr. Wasa.
Music
Volunteer speeches.
Circulation f pledge.
Jly order of Execntive Committee,
8. C. Tucu, Chairman.
Girls', how cm you expect to find a "hub-
j from your face! The Oregon Blood Fmm.
will doit
Port of Refuge.
Whereas, The people of Corvallis in Ben
ton couutv. iccinil the need of a Harbor of
rafuire at Cape Foulweather, has made an ad
dress to the people, and passed resolution!
herein set forth, in relation to the same
Therefore be it
Resolved, That we the citizens of Eugene,
iu Lane couutv Oreaou at a meeting held ou
the 1st of April 1870, iudorso aud fully
concur with our sister county in her enter
prise, and join with her as a county of the
Willamette valley. x
F. B. Dt'NS,
T. G. Hkndiiicks,
D. C. Undekwood,
J. G. Gray,
J. "R. Cami-bull,
H. C Peukiss,
8. M. Titus,
C W.
J. M. Thompson,
J. J. Walton, Jb.
J. Robinson,
I'hos. Condon,
II. F. Downs,
K. G. CallisoN,
.V. L. Packard,
Fitch.
RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, The construction of a harlxir of
refuge at some point between San Francisco
and Puget Sound is and absolute necessity
for the shipping itterests of tho country;
and
WhoreaS; During tho last year many valu
able lives were lost and much valuable pro
perty destroyed for the want of such a har
bor; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we respectfully recommend
Capo Foulweather, on the western line ot
Benton comity, as tho - most available point
on the coast, from the Golden Gats to the
Straits of Fuca, for a harbor of refuge.
Resolved, That while a harbor can be con
structed ou the north side of Capo Foul
weather for the sum of $656,221 20, to con-
struct one at Port Orford will cost over three
millions of dollars.
Resolved, That as tho report of Col, Wil
son shows that the principal injury to ship
pina is caused by southwest winds therefore
Cape Foulweathcr would be of any practical
use to the shipping interests as a harbor of
refuge.
Resolved, That the admirable report of
Assistant Engineer Robert A. Haberasham
shows that there is a natural harbor on the
north side of Cnpe Foulweather, and with
the expenditure of less than one sixth of
that it would cost to construct a liarlwr at
any other point ou the coast, a safe aud con
venient harbor can bo constructed at that
point sufficient for nil purposes.
Resolved, That we earnestly call tne at
tention of the board of engineers, who are to
select the point at which the appropriation
made by the last congress is to be expended,
to the natural advantages that Cape Foul
weather possesses over any other point on
this coast for a work of this kind.
Resolved, That we will not allow the pat-
ant facts t be parvorted or turned aiido
that Foulweather is tho most suitable in its
losition on the coast for the purpose intend
ed to be accomplished contiguity to a large
agricultural district; its cheapness of con
struction, as well as its capability of being
rendered immediately useful, with tho smalj
means appropriated for the purpose, all indi
cate with unerring certainty that that is the
place designed by naturo as the harbor of re-
fnrn.
Resolved. That wo will place fairly, truth-"
. u
fullv and prominently the facts of its favora
ble surrounding before thoso having this
great work in clwirge, not doubting but they
will lead to the desired end and secure mo
penditure of the money in the right place.
Resolved, That we look with profound
astonishment npnn tho far seeing policy of
the Portland Board of Trade -seeing ad van
tages in any place rather than the one ot
home.
Resolved. That we accept this expression
nf the Portland Board of Trade in ignoring
entirely the bay north of Cape Foulweather
as a sincere but unwilling testimonial of its
fitness and importance as a harbor of refugo.
Resolved, That we cordially invito ine
people of the Willamette valley to unite
with us iu presenting the Bimple facts of this
work.
Resolved, That we do not look upon the
conduct of the Board of Trade in this mat
ter as friendly to tho interests of tins valley,
and fiat we do uot believe any portion ot ine
people of the valley will look with favor
upon any effort to rivet tho shackles and
bind permanently upon their backs burdens
now borne by the trade of the valley.
Resolved, That it is onr hope that this
conduct of the Portland Board of Trade does
not fairly represent the sentiment of the
good people of Portland, but that in case we
become satisfied that Porthnd is hostile to
the development of the natural advantages
f our coast and outMs to the ocean, we
will laW with determination and unceasing
vigor to iuduce our people to unite ami trade
directly with San Francisco, and sk the
aid of that city, which we hope will be able
to see and appreciate our natural advantages.
JOHN BURNETT,
JOHN it AY,
F. A. CHENOWETH, Cmn.
Church Notices.
ri.lrJ P M Jcorkle will Breach at the
Brick Charch on Sunday, April 0th. Morn
inn and evenina. at the usual hour. Sunday
ScIkSJ at 9:45.
Service at St. Mary's Church on Sunday
at 1 1 A and 7 r m; on Wednesday at 5 t m
and an Good Friday at 10 A M and 7 pm.
Preachinz in the CumlerlauJ Prabyte
rimnh tn-momw at II AM. Sab-
bath School immediately after preaching
Preaching also in the evening.
Preaching in the M. E. Chnrch to-morrow
at 11 r M by the pastor, Pu:v A Atwood.
Sunday School at 3 r. ., L. S. AUir, so
perintend. Evening aerrioe at 710 P M.
Services at the BaptUt chnroh to-morrow
morninz and evening. Moning subject,
"The Trinmtyof C bmtian Love, r.vening
aubject, "The Closed Door." a. 8. at 3 p ,
j B. F, Dorris supt
...
I Fo Kest. Two rooms fn.iUl.ie lor
fices. npstair in Uuderwoxls brick. Apply
at Expres i office.
mm
8
3 u&Ee eur(,cd.
V I xttX(Cv.'Whole No. days
r
9
e
o
?
n
a 8 S S S S S I attendance.
J oxieKSx Whole d'ys ah.
ig;i$4 Av.diuly attend-
' tabcoi x' ance.
ss :
x l-i!i'.'s'w'olAv. d'y absence,
w t
t x-S!' 0, belong-
w j is w se i"g.
m j ji f5 .S jt SE Per cent attend
s ance.
No. cases of tar-
o.wtiEaasK dines
A Rkittation. We have received a com
muiiication from Pino Creek W. T., that
seeks to correct any misunderstanding that
may havo occured through a letter from Mr.
Lemly, that appeared in tho Guard a.ew
issues sinco. The writer thereof says that
ou two different times only, did the themo
meter show 6 degrees below zero, while Mr.
Lemly represented it as coutiunuiug that
low for about a month; he farther says that
at no time during tho present winter has the
grass beeii covered with snow, so that stock
could uot feed, for a longer period than 24
hours. Pine Creek is in the Paloiuo couu
try. Junction City Items.
Farmers sowing grain.
Mumps is what is ailing the Ood people
of Junction at the present time.
Two Chiiirnien made things lively with
each others cues last Monday. "The Chi
nese must go,"
On Monday a little boy of C. W. Starr's
was playing with a pocket pistol, when it
went off and lodged the ball in tho palm of
his hr.nd. Dr. N. L Lee cut the ball out
and now that little boy wauts nothing more
to do with pocket pistels.
Of en Air Conrrrl.
The third opeh air concert by tho En-
gene City brass band (weather permitting)
from tho balcony of the St Chrrles this
evening at 7;30 o'clock, sharp. The follow
ing programmo will bo rendered:
1 Quickstep, Skidmore Guards.
2 Galop, Helter Skelter, by Faust.
3 -Quickstep, Little Footsteps, by Abt.
4-Polka, Twilight.
(SWaltr, After the Opera, by Frodiric.
6 Quickstep, MagKie.
By order of the Band.
At Spriuirfield station, of typhoid fever,
Lena May, eldest daughter of W. I. and
Mary H. Henderson, aged, 3 years, 6 months
and 8 days.
For City Recorder
HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS
a candidate for City Recorder.
J. It. CAMPBELL;
For City Marshal.
I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS
a candidate for City Marshal.
U. 6. VAN HOUTEN.
For City Treasurer.
I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS
a candidate for City Treasurer.
DAVID HYMAN.
For Sale.
Frank Harrington offers for sale his dwell
ing house situated on Olive street, together
with his household furniture. As Mr. Har
rington wishes to move within a couple of
weeks, this property will be sold cheap.
Call and see him.
To My Palrou. '
Being in urgent need of money I am com
pelled to call on all w he are indebted to me,
to call and settle before April 10, 1870.
Dll. .(. W . UDKLL.
"I'.al.v Mine" linn imnroved no much iiince
I commenced giving her the Oregon Plood
Purifier. It is so nice lor we nine ones i
Those who take plea sure in being dunned
mav cxnect to enloy a full measure ol the
luxury by ireglectmg to settle at one.
A, i. nimui,
Insurance.
Undcrwsod T.res. are reprencntina four of
the most popular and reliable Insurance
f 'mnnanioa on this Coast to-wit Conneticut
of Hartford: New Zealand, of Aukliiid;
Cr.inrnfr. iiil Union, of London: Hamlieru
Bremen of Hamlieri; ri'preiteniing a capital
of over .n,000,OJO gold com. "Hunt wait
till tke horse is stolen belore you loc vne
stable door."
A Ilrllnblc Inuranre rolu-
We take iilcannre in commending to our
readers a thoroughly 'e ami reuaoie ins in
miraupe ' enT, whone fnn'ln or amieU are inex
haiiKtililt-. It in a iito:k company operating un
Hit the Joint title Health. Life policie are
iaKtied in the form of Dr. Picrce'n (iohlen
Medind Dincoverv and Pleaaant PclU-tU
(which, if taken an directed, iimire the syntem
againxt diea;) uK)n payment of a very uniall
lee. AU me pnnciMt.i uruggitwi rc (jiii!n.ivu'
ted agenu.
Ladle'. Attention.
Berlin Faihion Patterns at Dunn & Strst-
ten's.
Knjoy Mfr.
What a truly beautiful world w live in
Vatnre eivea ns erandeur of mountain. !
glens andoceans, and thouands of means for
enjoyment. We can deir no better when
in perfect health; but how often do the ma
jority of people feci like giving it op dis
heartened, diseonrajred and worried out with
dinejvs, when there is no occanon for this
feeling, as every infferercan obtain satisfac
tory proof that I reen t Annxi riower wi
makathein as free from dineaae as whe
lxm. DynpepKiaand Liver Lomplaint is tne
i j seventy five per cent of such
maladiM a Biliouue, Indigertion, sic
Headache. Cotivene Nervous Proatration,
Wizinea of the Head, PalpiUtion of the
Heart, and other durtremiing symptnras.
n Three doses of Aaut rh'wer wiij prove it
. wonderful effect Sample bottlss, lOceata.
! Try it
HAS JUST OPENED FOR THE
THE LAGEST STOCK OF GOODS
EVER BROUHT
OUR STOCK OF
CLOT HI NG '
has been largely increased and we can show as
hamisouie a line ut ready madt goods In
MEN'S AND BOYS'
BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS
As oan bs found in the country, and at prices
tliat cannot fail to satisty,
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
is well filled with splendid assortment of all
leading siyles und fashionable shades of goods.
EMPRESS CLOTHS, MOHAIR,
ami
AMERICAN DRESS GOODS,
Plaid, Plain and 0ra Flannels of all colors.
Bk'uchod it Unbleached Cotton Finn
net.
Ladies' and Gonts' Undorwortr,
SIIAWI and SCARFS;
Robinson & Church,
DKAI.Kltrt IN
SHE Li A. HEAVY HARDWARE
IIAVK TUK
est Selected Stock In Oregon
IS A.
O Xji XjuOl 3R. XtflC A. X 352 Z
BEFORE PURCHASING, GO TO
A. V. PETERS & CO.,
Dealers in General Merchandise,
AVHITK 813 WING MACHINE,
The best and most complete of
able
BOOT AN SHOE STORE,
A. HUNT, Proprietor.
Shop on Willamette street, 2nd door north
of hardwaro store, Eugene City, Or.
I will hore.ifler kt'cp a complete utocV of
L.IEN'f MISMLN'
-AND-
CHILDltEN'S SHOES,
tinilrra, Cloth and Kid,
Isiilton ItooU,
KIIior, white and black,
Nmutlala,
French kldNhor.
MEN'S & BOYS
NK AND HEAVY ,
BOOTS & SHOES
of all Rinds,
ml In lact evervuniiK in me
SHOE line, to which I intend to derote my
eiecial attention.
MY GOODS
Were manufactured to ordor,
ARE FIRST CLASS
And guaranteed as represented, and will bt
old for the lowest prices that a gnmV article
oan he afforded. anrJT THtf A. HTNT.
GRAIN BROS.
asms
DEALERS -
in
Walthn anil
Jewelry.
"OS
Musical Instruments, Toys, Notions, etc
Watches, (WW, and Jewelry .repaired and
warranted. Northwest corner of
and Eighth streets.
feb9 tf
If you wUh to buy your oods cheap, you must
go vi tue autre ui
LURCH BROS,
COTl'AOK OROVR.
They keep on of the lareit stocks of
General Merchandise
Outside of Portland, and they sell good cheap,
er than it can 1 bought anywhere in the Wil
lamette valley. ....
Thenrm of Lurch Jin, consul ot Aaron
Lurch and lien Lurch.
' POSITION
IS THE
LIFE OF TRADE
SLOAN BROTHERS
rtni.I, DO WOHK CHEAFKIl tl aaf otner
It if m town.
HOUSES SHOD TOR ?150,
With WW maUrial, all rouaJ. Eewttinf old hoe
7i enl.
All warranteal ! civ aatlalaetloa.
Sliop
on taa Corner of 8th and
Olive S.
a ilRTCI'LTTRAL IMPLEMENTS of
f. all kind, at inxide ft-snr )r
X T. G. HENDRICKS.
TARKSH
COO DM -NEW STYLES
1 Jn low price.
J urt rorivH hr
. H. KRIKNOLY.
T'lIK Hl.Vf kHOi: EVER BROL'OHTJTO
to thu msrbol, at tbe Invnt prira at,
T.O.IIVNIUIICKS.
8. V. CoaU, who lire eight miles south
Eugene City, ka a lot of fine Merino backs,
both pnr blood and grades, for sale very
cheap. Sheep maers would do well to call i
Mr wouia no weu
lankiair further for ttt
swk.'
3
SPRlNii AND SUMMER TRADE
TO EUGENE.
WOOL BLANKETS,
ALL COLORS.
Trunks and Traveling Satchels.
HATS AND CAPS In the leading stylss.
OILCLOTHS for floor and table use.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ws would call special attention to our stoek (
Mens' and Boys' fc'un Francisco Boots,
Which ws hars sold for a nuudwr of years with
great satisfaction. Every pair warranted.
A complete stork of
HARDWARE, PLOWS AND FAKMINO
CHOICE TEAS, CANNED GOODS,
And all choice FAMILY GROCERIES at
astonishly low rates,
LIVERPOOL & CARMEN ISLAND SALT.
Highest price for all kinds of product and
WOOL.
ii. ri.ii:iLY.
HAVE FOR sale
at tin LOWEST
Rate
IKON, STEEL.
AXES. ANVILS,
NAILS, ROPK
Cable Chains,
Glow, Putty,
Talil earn) Pocket
CUTLERY,
GUNS, PISTOLS,
AMMUNITION,
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS,
Blasting Powder,
Fishing Tackle.
Etc., Eta.
Ws invite an exam
ination of our goodt,
ooiih'dent that our
prices will suit the
times.
and examine the Celebrated
all, and sold on the most reason
terms.
B. F. DORRIS,
DEALER IN
stoves,
llnngcs,
Pumps,
PJliea,
'J'lnwnie
AND
House Furnishing Goods Generally
Wells Driven Promptly
AND
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Willamette Street,
Eugene City. Oregon
JUST RECEIVED.
A liarue Stock of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, HATS,
JiOOTS AND SHOES,
GHOCEItlES,
YANKEE NOTIONS
ETC., ETC.,
at PttTmppn PPTrrrs
I AAA MUiU IfXiAr A ABAUAa
I PRODUCE, HIDES and FU1W.
A. GOLDSMITH.
ALVUKiy DLEU
Has taken poMwion of th
Luckey Livery Stable,.
And will carry on v.
GENERAL LIVERY BUSLSES8.'
Itone fed and boarded by th week or day.
HORSES AND BUCfSIKSFOR HIRE.
Eugene City Brewery.
II I'I'llI IC SI D I I -ll I. ...
11111 lllilO iS IjUiJl,iy 1 III I
Is now prepared tn 11 all order, lor
LAGEF BEER
OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY.
Com anrl to for yoirw A good urticU I dr
1
OSEBURU ANl BAN Jl'AN MSI1
r f..riwltv T. W. HENDRIf'KSbfM,
S. Hcmenway, M. D.
RESPECTFl'LLY OFFERS HW 6ER
viue to the citizens of Kugena City and
vicinity in the
PHACTICE
MEDICINE AND SUHCERT.
When not alent nn irnfe.Ri(iuaI duty can
he found at his rvsidrnoe. erwr oT Oat and
of ; ' "
office hours from 10 to II a. m., and S to 4
i r-
fcBB4Ii fflEHCHASISB o
P lo
T.C. HENDRICKS,