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M AND COUNTY.
University Apparatm. J
The apparatus for the State University
UEUOVAL.
Tb patront f tin Guard will take notic
thi lfie has removed to the
Mm croM tin hall, from itt farmer place.
oft on''' " nw U" th" jr'"'8' t"'''
BRIEF ME.VriO.Y.
Circuit Court meets next Monday.
t'w Jackson's Inst iweet navy tib-ioco.
Co ami try ihe Dutch saner kraut at the
jjtnr Hiue, I
n:.,i, Kuffler it a fortunate man. Twins
aboynJirL
Prof, Condon has moved to the house re
eiitly vacated by Phil Miller. .
Congressman Whiteakcr has favored
with mine public documents.
No ti vice at St. Marys Church ou Sun
dsy, but on Friday lervico as usual.
"To the victor) belil'ig the spoils." but it
jometimes don't always go that way.
Messrs Crouch & Brown have mauufactur
eJ a stoain whistle for their foundry.
The brass band contemplate having an ex
coniim eu a Steamer about the 1st of May.
The We blondes of San Francisco will
-!iit Pertlaud. Bald headed men will take
notice.
Ttreuty-niue have joined t'le Christian
Church during the last four weeks at this
plac.
Mr. J. N. ftiiudexter is securing leuown,
by speakiug at "Anti-Chinese meetings in
Portland.
- There are fonrteen perfornerj in the
Hyer Sisters' Combination. They will per
form here but one night
The uuil service from Harrisburg to the
Willamette Forks has keen iucreasai from
weekly to a semi-weekly.
We acknowledge a call from Mr. C. L.
Packard, of Portland, formerly one of the
proprietors of the Bee of that city.
Great reduction at the Astnr House iu
' lodging and meals. Go ami see for yourself,
and remember tin reduction will continue
'during the whole year.
Mr. Charles I auer lias arrived at New
York City. We are informed that he in
tends to return to make Eugene his per
manent home.
Remember that the Hyer Sisters' Combi
nation will give one of their nniipis, and
pleasing entertainments in Eugene, at Lane's
liall, on Monday evening, April 23th.
Dr. Geary will deliver a discnurse on the
subject af baptism on Sabbath evening
April 20th. All arc cordially invited to at
tend, and hear an impartial statement of
acts.
The seat of Congressman Whitcaker has
been couteite I by crazy McDowell of Sa
lem. He received, we bslieva, one
rote, aud we suppose that he cast that for
Jiiwself.
''Of what is the old man thinking," is the
title of a pretty little ballad with old Eng
gliih word -i, adapted to a popular Spanish
ineledy. It is for sale by D. W. Prentice
A Co., Portland.
M. T. Skiff, advance agent for the Hyer
Sisters', came down from Roseburg Wednes
day. He informs us that the troupe will
not visit I'oseburg, on account of the lack of
accomodations at that place.
The Spring fights commenced last week.
Thecity recorder elect was the first to offend
the dignity of the lnwand was mulcted in
the turn of 2 and costs. A day later
another knock dewn occured, but no arrests
were made.
Win. Preston hns put up a hawbome sign
in front tf his harness shop. The "lmy"
recognizing his enterwisi presented him
with some useful articb s and souvenirs on
the occasion. His response was lifting an 1
was appreciated .
"Mamma, it looks ncgligout to see your
little children in the Spring of the year with
their faces all broken out in filthy sores.
Tell husband to bring home a bottle of
Plunder's Oregon Blood Puridor an I give
ihe little pets a dose every morning, and you
will find-their bappy, healthy, blooming
checks the envy of all the neighborhood."
"My dear little Tommy looks so pale, and
it seems as though that nasty sore on his
meuth will never ro away ! Now just look at
that little Walter of Mrs. Brown's, the little
child is the very picture of health." Walter
is a good little boy and takes hi i dose of
Oregon Blood Purifier, and his papa gives
Jliii) ten cents a week for doing it
has arrived, and the prefossors are engaged
in unpacniug and placing it in position. The
instrninenta obtained includes all that isiiec-
essary to disclose to the student the myster
ies of the heavens, and of the forces that iur
round us upon this globe. The matheniati
cal instruments consist of one complete coin
biued trausit, and leveling instrument with
the necessary accessories; one solar com
pass; one barometer; one portable transit
with a throe inch object glass, and 3J ft
focal length with exra tripod stand, move
ments in attitude, glass micrometer, etc, etc.
One sextant; one astronomical clock of great
beauty aud perfection; a small vernier com
pass with chains pins and ranging piles.
Theso instruments are of the finest finish and
workmanship, and have been subjected to
tests that prove their complete accuracy. I
The cost of this class of the apparatus was
$2, 19t 25. Abundant apparatus for the
illustration of chemical change, and effects
have been provided, and the student of
chemistry will bj co npjlled no lander to
rely on the lure description of the text book.
Magnetism and electricity have for their il
lustration all the apparatus requisite to con
vey to the inquirer a knowledge of those
silent, yet potent forces. For all the branch
es of natural philosophy provisfou has been
made by securing the articles necessary to
illustrate those laws that govern our uni
verse. The entire cost of this apparatus
will be about 81,000. The Stats University
now offers advantages to students that no
other institution of its kind in Oregon pos
83sses; with a competent corps of teachers
devoted to their w.irk, with apparatus suf
ficient for all material illustrations, it will
beconn, as it deserves to be, the center
the educational interests of Oregon.
Firb Firm We are informed that the
fund set apart by the city for fire purges
now amounts to about $S00. It is proposed
by some to use this money to pay ofT the city
indebtedness. If the city had any appara
tas sufficient t protect the city from fire
there could be no objections raised to such
appropriation; but unprotected as we are
from fire this money should be used for the
purpose for which it was collected. The
business men, who are most largely interest
ed in having mum at land to check a fire,
should protest against this mal-appmpria-tion.
This fund however should not be al
lowed to lie idle, but should lie placed at in
terest antil sufficient accumulates to pur
chase on engine.
Rerioked. From the council proceedings
jt will be seen that Mr. J. R Underwood of
Yered his resignation as a Councilman. We
regret that Mr. Underwend saw fit to take
Jhis step, as he has been one of the most ef
ficient andt energetic of oat council. The
Hie Hyer Sisters.
The Hyer Sisters' Combination will ap
pear here at Lane's hall, on Monday evening,
April 2Sth. This company comes to us with
the highest enconiums from the- people and
press, belore wliom tliey nave lately a
pcarcd. From the numerous complimentary
otiecs bestowed oil them, we extract the
followiug: The S. F. Call says: "They are
even superior to cary or Kellogg. I lie
Inter Ocean, Chicago, says; "there is iu
their fun a mirth and charm, that no miu
strcl troupe no matter how accomplished
its members are can impart The first per
formance last night was attend! by a good-
sized audience, and every one present
seemed to enjoy the occasion with great
usto ami heartiness." The Keokuk Con
stitution, "the music of the singers was
poured forth in strains of rich, ana entranc
ing melody, and enraptured ull hearers.
Tickets will be sold at $1 00 each, and can
be reserved at Crain Bros, music store with
out extra charge four days iu advance. '
Junction City Items. -
We had a knock do-.vu Monday.
C. D. String has completed his new meat
market
The China house canght fire last Sunday
morning.
Chris and Frank Wortman have returned
from San Francisco.
It appears that some of the young boys of
Eugene liavebeen in tho habit of stealing a
ride on the cars to this city and thence back
home again. Tuesday three of them under
took to ride home on the top of the box cars
aid were "fired ofT by the conductor.
Moral: Boys, take it afoot through the
world or pay as you go.
An enthusiastic meeting of the Blue Rib
bon Club was held last Wednesday evening
at the church, ar.d speeches were made by
Messrs. Lafferty, Meyers and Miller. A
committee was then appointed to solicit
signers, which resulted in 17 new names
being added to the .roll. Following is the
otfiecrs elected for the ensuing three months:
President, J M Lafferty; Vico President,
Mrs. Bundy; Secretary, E l Houston; Treas
urer, Miss El.'a MoClurc.
Council Proceeding.
CocniU Rooms, j
Euueni City, April 14, 1879.
I Council met pursuant to adjournment
Present President Dorris; Couuciliuen
Dunn, Sloan, Edris, Hendiickt aud Under
wood, and Recorder Alexander.
Avsent Councilman Cooer, and Mar
shal Farrell. ,
The proceedings of last meeting were read
and, approved.
The finance committee reported the follow
ing bills correct and ordered their payment:
Johnson & McCready, $7 50; S A Ogden,
17 50; Ellsworth & Co., $2; Win. Chris
tian, $3.
The judiciary committee reported by re
ferring the petition for reduction of salaries
of ofliees back to the new Council.
Same action on the part of the committee
appointed to examine the books of tho mar
shal aud treasurer.
The report of the president and recorder
on election was read and filed, and the new
officers were then sworn in.
The bonds of the recorder, marshal and
treasurer were approved and filed, aud the
president appointed the following commit'
tecs:
Finance Church, Sloan aud Underwood
Judiciary Dunn, McCluug and Edris.
Printing Edris, Church and Sloan.
Streets McClung, Underwood and Dunn
Fire and Water Underwood, Edris and
Sloau.
The petition for reducing officers salaries
was referred to the judiciary committee.
Underwood offered a resolution which was
adopted fixing the salary of night watchman
at $(0 per mouth for the first six months
from this date, and $70 per month for the
balance of the year, and requiring him to sig
uify his willingness before being sworn in to
serve at the will of the council, and be re'
moved from office for cause deemed by it
sufficient.
The follow ing persons appliod for the posi
tiou of night watchman: Win. Withrow,
George Fletcher, Alex Burgos, Nels Rooney,
George Miller, H. B. Miller, T. M. Ilamil
ton, 'J. II. Brown, S. A. Og1en, D. M. Mc
Creudy, Joseph Niehoff and Ah Sin.
Joseph Niehoff was elected on the third
ballot.
A resolution declaring that no per diem
should be allowed the marshal on the day o'
a meetinc of the council if said marshal was
absent without an excuse was offered and
adopted.
J. T. Witter was appointed fire warden,
and J. E. Atterbery, street commissioner.
Reports of officers were read and referred
to the finance eommittee.
The following bills were presented and re
ferred to the finance committee: B. H.
James, SG7 55; P. II. Farrell, $40; O. W.
Kinscy, ?18; A. Lynch, ?S; It 8. Bean, $4;
Osburn, 88 cts; Campbell Bros., $3; Har- 1
riiiL'ton Cook, $1; Wm. Christian, $3; P. !
H. Farrel. $58; E. J. MeClanahan, $8; F.
W. Osburn, 64; P. H. Farrell, $19. C
The finance committee was instructed to
consider the propriety of applying the fire
fund to pay the city indebtedness.
JThe recorder was authorized to assess . the
city.
Mr. Underwood offered his resignation as
Councilman, and the motion to accept tho
same was laid ou the table for one mouth.
Adjourned.
The Siihluw Wagon; Road.
Clean Wheat.
The following letter has been written lo
the Portland Board of Trade by the leading
hippers aud buyers of wheat iu Oregon:
Portland, Oregon, March 25, 1879.
To the Board of Trade of Portlaud, Oregon:
Gkntlemkn In August last your Board
issued a circular to "Farmers and Ware
honor men" as to rlionixir u li.vit the rosult
ot wineli has I won not only improvement in
quality, lint shippers have been and are now
payillL' higher iirii-.-s to the nroilucura for
clean, pure wheat, so that the farmer has
gained and will continue to grain iu the fu
ture much lietter p.iees by selling nothing
but clean wheat. Another evil, however,
has arisen, which must lie checked that is.
selling wheat iiutorn, dilapidated and second
hand sacks When these damaged sacks
reach the English market, they are accepted
subject only to a prert reduction in price for
iinniages, and as necessary consequence a
heavy loss ia entailed on the shippers or
o iiers. i ne captains or masters of vesseli
coining to Oregon have in consequence bee
instructed iiy thoirtiwners not to receive,
and will henceforth refuse to put on board
the ships at Portland or Astoria, any wheat
which is not delivered to them iucood. soun
sacks, well sewed, or if delivered iu dam
aged sacks they will not sign bills of lading
wmiont aililimr. "Not rcsnotisi e fur torn
sacks;" which clause prevents the sale of
inese wneat shipments to hnglamt at the
market price, and compels the shipper her
in bcii wreinin carcocs in rjii! ami ai a loss:
and the reputation and value of Oregon
wheat is affected, and irrcat loss has resulted.
and will result to the snippers and producers
oi Oregon wheat.
The cron of 1877 was shinned iu such
dirty condition that the reputation of our
M'l...t M.na b. ..I .. .A' f.. A.'-
ociltillSlv UMfl'tVU. IN IC1, O IIOIH'U
was give by the Board of Trade that simmers
would not receive and ship any wheat that
was not clean: as a aonseoucuce last var.
the wheat crop of Oregon obtained from 5 to
7 cents per cental more than California wheat
in tho huroiieau markets. Una result has
made shippers unaminons iu their determi
nation to receive none but clean wheat and
they havo resolved:
1. Aot to receive any shrivelled, smutty,
weeviled, damp or musty wheat which will
be rejected, and if iu foul condition, will be
cleaned at expense of sender.
2. That auv unsound, torn or badlv
stained sacks received at Portland are to be
replaced with good new sacks at the senders
expense, including labor.
S,H, FRIENDLY,
HAS JUST OPEN ED FOR THE SFIU.NU AND SUMMER TRADK
THE LAG EST STOCK OF GOODS
KVElt BUOUHTTO EUGENE.
Blue Ribbon Club.
The Bluo Ribbon Club will meet next
Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock, at the
M. E. Church. Th followiug is the pro
gramme:
iMusic.
Prayer.
Music.
Address
Music.
Essay-J. Farmer Hill.
Music.
Recitation Ruby Spiller.
Music
Volunteer speeches.
Circulation of pledge.
By order of Executive Committee,
Mr. Paul Schooii,
radical piano maker and tuner, will visit
ingene City about 'May 10th. All those
ishing his services will leave orders at
rain Bros. AH work warranted.
To M l'titroiiM.
Being in urgent need of money I am com
pelled to call on all who are indebted to m,
call and settle before April 10, IN!).
Dr. G. W. Ohkll.
Deitrr Items.
Our correspondent, under date of April
17th, sends the following:
The prospects for bridge over Fall Creek
at this place is good.
H. S- Moore wants to sell his farm and g
to the bunch grass country.
The saw mill in Lost valley is running day
and night.
Our farmers are nearly done sowing grain.
Miss Ella Ward is teaching the district
shool at Bush island and Mr. H. Dillard at
Lost valley.
S. Black and C. Williams have located a
logging camp near this place. They will
run the logs to Springfield during the Sum
mer. For SI:til-Va!ru.
Ai ;ong the numerous applicants for the
position of night-watch, the heathen Chinee
represented in the person of Ah Sing, imi
tative as ever, occupied a prominent posi
tion. Here is bis proposition.
lugeoesity, apl 14 1 879.
to the houorlable the common co jnsil lugeno
ity
me vely mutchee like to get nite watchee
me vely big man, heep strung but no likee
hard work me like watchee sura of th
site and sleepee the other part of the nite
roe, will do nite watcboe for 4 bitee one nite.
Ah sing, chinaman.
Exccbsios. Th Odd Fellows, of Harris
burg, will celebrate the sixtieth anniversary
of the order on the 26th, by ou excursion to
!,; nix. Thev hare chartered the steamer
improved condition of our treeta, alleys and cjty of SlielB w;u Harrislorg at
jidewolks, and of th public quare, ore due ? M , aad leave here on the re
in a great ineMare to bis vigilance tan) trjp t half post three So doubt the
' Bnr.ra W. H. Abran, and wife, fraternity of thi. city will receive them in a
W T runnhelL and J. W. t horrv came Decerning uubikt. uic picnic -u.
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Wildcat Crkek, April lo, 1879.
Editor Gcakd. Mr. II. C. Perkiim aud
surveying party for the survey of the Sius-
law wagon road roache I Mr. T. C. nale s
on Wednesday, April 9th. Here they were
met by the viewers, Messrs. Hill, W
Hamilton and S. MeConnell. Notwithstand
ing dame nature's indisposition, we pushed
out into the pelting rain and commenced the
work. We arrived at this camp on last Sat
urday evening, having surveyed six and one
half miles of the road. This camp is situated
at the junction of the Chickahominy and
Wildcat creeks, and is 2 miles west and
two miles south of Eugene City. Below the
junction of the two creeks the stream is
called the Wildcat, and it unites with the
Siuslaw iboat five miles southwest of this
place. The camping equipage aud provis
ions have been conveyed to this camp by
means of pack animals, but forthe remainder
of the trip the viewers have concluded that
it can be more expeditiously dona by taking a
canoe down tho Wildcat thence down the
feiuslaw to the terminus 'if the survey. The
canoe haa been constructed and will lie
ready to move the camp tc-day. The trip
thus far has been very disagreealbe on ac
count of the rain, but at present fair
weather aceiiis to be dawning upon us.
In reaching this point, from the Willam
ette Valley, Badger Hill, on the east side is
1,207 feet At tne top of the hill which is
hree-qnarttrs of a mile distant fron the
bottom the height is 1,475 feet aboVo the
sea, making an ascent of 3l6 feet per mile.
The grade ou this side of the hill is equally
as gradual The route from here to the
Coast is a gradual descent down the Siuslaw
river. Tuia route according to what is now
known of it, is by far the most' favorable of
. i -
any yet known lor a wagon roou across
t ie Loast mountains. J lie una along me
route thus far, is m.sstly timbered and of a Horehoun, ,n.j Tl
Ifood qoahty. The bills are sloping and the one bott,e of tIli,
Thus: who take pleasure in being dunned
may expect to enjoy a full measure of the
luxury by neglcctingto settle at once.
A, I. Nll'KLIS.
Insuruiire.
Underweod Bras, aro representing four of
the most popular and reliable Insurance
Companies on this Coast to-wit Conneticut
of Hartford; New Zealaml, of Auklaud;
Commercial Union, of London; Hambcrg &
Bremen of Hambcrg; representing a capital
of over $29,000,000 gold coin. "Dont wait
till the horse is stolen before you lock the
stable door."
Ladle' Attention.
Berlin Fashion Patterns at Dunn k. S trot-ton's.
OUR STOCK OF
CLOT IIING
has been largely increased and wo can show as
handsome a line of ready niade goods in
MEX'S AND BOYS'
BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS
As nan lie found in the country, and t prieos
that cannot fail to satisfy.
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
is well tilled with a snlendid assortment oi all
leading styles and fashionable shades of goods,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, MOHAIR,
ami
AMERICAN DKESS GOODS,
Pluid, Main and Opsra Flannels of all colors,
nicarlu'tl A rnlileiielii'cl Cotton Flan
Ill'lx.
Ladies' and Gonts' Undorwoar,
SHAWLS and SCARFS;
WOOL BLANKETS,
ALL COLORS.
Trunks and Traveling iiatchels.
HATS AND CAPS in tho leading stylo.
OILCLOTHS for floor and tabl us.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
W would oall H'cial attention to our stock l
Mens' and Hoys' h'an Francisco Boots,
Which wo havo sold for a number ot years wit.
great satisfaction. Every pair warrant!.
A complete stock of
HARDWARE, PLOWS AND FAKMINQ
UTENSILS.
CHOICE TEAS, CANNED GOODS,
And all choice FAMILY UKULi.Ilir.3 at
ostonishly low rates.
LIVERPOOL & CARMEN ISLAND SALT.
Highest price lor all kind of produce aud
WOOL.
ii. ria i:dly.
Robinson & Church,
I K A I.K ItS IN
SllELFvV HEAVY HARDW ARE
IIAVK tiik
Cest Selected Slock In Oregon
TTA
list th LOWEST
Kates
IKON. STEEL,
AXES. ANVILS.
NAILS, ROI'I
Cable Chains,
mam, Putty,
Tabl eand Pocket
CUTLERY,
GUNS, PISTOl.8,
AMMUNITION,
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS,
Blantinir Powder.
FishiiiK 'lackle.
Etc., Etc
Wo invito an ot.au
tnatjon of our foods,
confident that our
price will suit th
times.
.A.
IS A.
O 3Ln 3L.A 3R. XI
BEFORE PURCHASING, GO TO
A. V. PETERS & CO.,
Dealers in General Merchandise, and exuniine the Celebrate
WHITE SEWING MACHINE,
The best and most complete of all, and sold on. the most reaaon
able terms.
I
A. HUNT, Proprietor.
Shop on Willamette street, 2nd door north
of hardware store, l.ugene I ity, or.
I will hereafter keep a Complete stock of
l.4.dii:n missi:1
-AND-
CHILDREN'S SHOES,
dial (era. Cloth and Kid,
RiiUoii llootsj,
Sllpi'r, white and black,
fcnuUnU,
Frrnrh kltfNliora.
MEN'S fc BOYS'
NI AND DKAVr
BOOTS & SHOES
OF ALL KINDS,
And In fact everything in th ROOT and
SHOE line, to whieh 1 intend to doroU my
ovjieeial attention.
MY GOGDS
Were manufactured to order,
ARE FIRST GLASS
And guaranteed as represented, and will lie
sold for tli lowest prices that a ood article
oan be afforded air27-78tf A. II I NT.
A Woman') Logic.
"It is umlexs to take medicine. I shall feel
better to-morrow Besides, I need tho money
to get that lovely new hat My old one is
such a fright, and ieople will look more at my
bonni't then they will at my face. I will wait
till I feel worse before I end any money for
medicine.'' The new bonnet is purchased and
fifty other fominine necessaries In the form of
ribbon, lacej, brooches, etc. Meanwhile the
lady's face becomes every day paler anil thin
ner, and her body weaker, until disease has
i;uined so firm a foothold in her system, that
the most thorough, and ofttimesalonir and ted
ious, course of treatment is necesnary to retoro
her to health. Ladies, attend to your health
before you even think of apparel A fr(h,
blooming face iu a plain Ixiiim-t is u.uch hand
somer and far more attractive to your gentle
men friends, than a pain-worn, diseaxed face
in the most elalxirate ami elegant hat your
milliner could devise. Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription la everywhere acknowledged to be
tho standard remedy for female complaints and
weakness. It is sold by ilrngixU.
bottoms of considnrablo extent and leveL It
is well watered by numerous small streams,
but not cut up by deep canyooi The bot
toms are ad.ip.ed to the production of all
kinds of vegetables, bay and the cereals in
the most abnndsnt quantities. It is want
ing in one respect, ami that is a meaus of
opproacli. It l hoped that a road that
will give it mean of communication with
the ontside world will be built and thus
A SrNnioi.r Ladt. Not hng since one of
our-priiioipal physicians was called on to visit
a mtient who was siitferin from a severe cold,
an 1 which had liecome seated on her luns.
He continued for some time prescribing eipen
sive prescriptions for the lady, and she, poor
tiling, gobbling down tiie nauseous prepara
tions, with no improvement. At last she was
i induced by her uncle to try HalesHoiiry of
ami before alio hul usea
underfill medicine, she
could see a decided improvement, and three
bottles cured her. Cost inly SO cents a bottle
at all druggists'. Depot, Critteuton's Patent
Medicine Warehouse, 7 Sixth avenue, New
York City. The dollar size is the most ecomi
cal for Ktneral use. I'ike's toothache drops
cure in oue minute.
What i
Enjoy Lli.
truly beautiful world w live in
opeq tbU fertile part of our county to the j Xature give ns grandeur of mountains,!
pioneer and ewigraut. 1'SAllt. gen anil oceans, and thousands of means for
I enjoyment, ve can neir no oeiier wnen
I r.rJ .fTk.nl. ! ' perfect health; but how often do the nia-
1 lira 01 loan. I. Monty of people feel like giving it np di-
! heartened, iluconraged nd worried out with
To the people of Eugen : We deair in disease, when tliere is no occasoa for this
thi tioblic manner to express onr eincere feeling, as every sufferer can obUm aatisfac
latitude to th rood people of Eugene for j 7 V'" "'I '
their kiidoe and sympathy to n ia the
hoar of our affliction and aad bereavement
God blea yon-all. In heartfelt gratitude,
J. 8. MiCaix.
ill
hen
' ... . tr 1 . ...n mm fn.lll HllMU AM
born. Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint is the
direct cause of wventy-fiv per cent of ouch
maladies a Biliousness, ludiin-stioa, sick
CRAIN BROS.
&&M&f IDLERS
IX-
Watrlid and
Jewelry,
Musical Instrument!, Toys, Notions, etc
Watches, (locks, and Jewelry repaired and
Willamette
warranted. Northwest corner of
and Eighth streets.
febU-tf
If you wish to buy your goods cheap, you must
go to the store of
iURGH BROS.,
coTTAorc oitovrc.
They keep ono of the largest stocks of
General Merchandise
OuUlilo of Portland, and they sell goods cheap
er than it n bo bought anywhere in tho Wil-
lamette valley.
Tho firm of Lurch Pro.
Liircn and Urn Lurch.
consists of Aaron
POSITION
14 THE
LIFE OF TRADE !
SLOAN BROTHERS
WIM. 1)0 WORK CIIEAPEB thn soy other
bop lo town.
HOUSES SHOD TOR $150,
With new maUrial, all Mon l. Besotting- uM shoe
73 rents.
All warranted ! ;! salUlactloa.
Shop
A
on the Corner of 8th and
Olive Sa.
CKICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of
all kinds at inside figure r
T. (J. HENDRICKS.
and low prices.
STYLES
Jnt recived br
S. H. Kit IKS' PLY.
tub bust noi: tvr.R uRouonrrro, Incorporated, June, W,
l to U mrlwi. It U lowmt prrrm t,
T.U. IIONOIIICKR. I
. B. F. DORRIS,
DKALEIt IX
stoves,
Itnngf,
l'UllllM,
PI pen,
Mcfnl,
Tinware
AND
House Furnishing Goods Generally
Wells Driven Promptly
AND
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Willmiirftc Ntrers,
Eugene City, Oregon
JUST RECEIVED.
A Larue Stock of
DIIY GOODS,
CLOTHING, HATS,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
GKOCEKIES,
YANKEE NOTION!
ETC., ETC.,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Highest market iirlc paid for all kiaoW
PitOUUCE, HIDES aud h Vliti.
A. GOLDSMITH.
ALFKEI) HLEU
Has taken possession of th
Luckey Livery Stable,
And will carry on a
GENERAL LIVERY BUSINESS
Horses fed and boarded by th week or day,
HORSES AND BUOCIES FOR HIRE.
Eugene City Brewery
MATH I AS .Ui;iJ.KIl, Pro'p,
Is bow prepared to Sri sll orders far
LAGER BEER
OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY,
G;mttnifuryt-r;j A good articU (U ,
T ESPECTKULLY OKKERS HIS SER
J V vices to the citizen of Eugene City and
vicinity in the
NKW" IIIkTaN
OF DOUGLAS COUNTY, OGN
Capital Stock, 1100,039,
upon' th Oregon which sailed from boa, probably b
Franaac on th 16th, i nr9r-
FrK Ees. Two room suitable
bald at aom place, near thajficeo, patoir ia Underwoods Uric.
I at Exprs Ir.
for of
Apply
8. D- Coats, who lire eight mile sooth of OITKICKRa I
Headache, Costireneas, Nervons Prostration, 1 Eugen City, ho a lot oi fine, Merino bncks, JMj.wr,H - A. L. Todd. 8rcs.rr.vRt-An
Dizu f the Head, PalpiUtioo of th both par bloods aud grilles, for sal very i relina Tlt DmrcToiuv J. P. Gill. J. W,
Heart, and other distressing symptom. . u, wouy jQ welJ to faction, T. S. IEodabtSh, A, U Todd aad A
a I KMlu.
poa him hrfor leokinj farther fr J Princi oB flr ,j j a j p Gm
tck, 3w ft yins img store, Poeteffic batMing, Eujerte,
Three Aum of Angust Klower will prove it
, weoderful effect fsampl bottles, 10 cent.
' Try it.