CITY AMD 'COUNTY."
Agra mi rrtlad.
Mr. tV. L Eppiujer ii our authorized
lgeut t PortlawL "
nm'.r MF..VTIO.Y.
King or the Blood.
Chew Jackson' but sweet yy relacco
A child ( Mr. B C Duundied Wednesday,
Oiaoa Council mseti next Monday
night. '
Jiidj Win. Stronj, paid our tnwn a Twit
this weak.
Geo. 8. Walton will toon romoVM to Jack-
sonyiHe.
Frank Dunn rjnieei in the possession ot
new girL
The Guard it the best advertising medium
in Lane county.
For private boarding aud lodging, call at
Mr. S. A. OdfeaY
A daughter of Mr. J. C. Bmhnell di.d
laet Thnriday night. .
Threshing machinei do not piy much re
pect to Saudsys. now.
Mr. S. H. Friendly will pay the highest
market price for wheat.
Mr. C. Bushnell, liring across the river, ii
building a neat residence.
The Uuiversity will re-open on tlic loth.
The public school on the 22d
Mr. Horrace Butterfiald and Johnny Kelly,
Vf Portland, wai in towu this week. '
VTe iurite corrmpm lenoa f.r.u erery part
e( the county. Send along the uew. -
The pilgrims to the sea coast and moun
tains have commenced to fl ek Lome.
The carpenters have raised the tram of
Mr. Chas. Lauer's intended dwelling.
Mr. 1. IL Ream is eug.ige.l in constructing
hhow esses for the University ap iinlai.
We acknowledge the receipt of a box of
blackberries from Mr. Parsons. Thanks. .
Walter Gray and Henry Hill have returned
from a surveying tour in Southern Oregon.
T. Jeff. S nith with his pirtly form aud
rubicund countenance smiled en us this week.
Junction has passed 4 Jr law similar to
the one enacted by the metropolis Eugene.
A Tta. hen Institute will be held at
Junction aixt week, comsjiencing oc Tnc
Hay.
General auction to-day at 2 r. Bt. by Mr.
B. C. Pennington, near the 0. K. meat mar
ket. A couple of our citizens bad a tilt on Wi!
Itmette street Thursday morui.ig. No dain
age did.
Mr. J. H. McClung and family returned
Yrem the mountains Wedaeiday, after a four
weeks sojourn.
Patronize John Lenger if you want good
milk. lie furuishes a first rate quality at a
Veasouable price.
Preaching in the Cun1mr:tu I Presbyte
Han Church to-morrow st 11 A. M. Sabbath
School at 10 A. M.
Marshal Attebery has moved his residence
back from the street a id levatid it. A de
cided improvement.
Preaching at the Brick Chnrch Sunday
morning aud evening at the usual hours.
Sunday School at 9:45,
Mr. A. B. Dickey, the traveling erit for
Green's August Flower, and tiosalise' Gor
man Syrup, gat us call this rrk.
It is stated by the warehuuieiusil, the Re
publican says, that the wont shriveled
wheat brought in holds otlt ili weight.
George Carson, of Junction, is confined to
bis bed from the effects of a bite from some
poisonous reptile, received ever a. week ag .
Mr. 0. Bstttuvi w,jit to Portland thi
Week, and if runinr be correct, he will expe
rience the delights (if cen.iwbutl bliss liofore
he returns.
Iu a race between Jim Sutler's hone and
tlaypool's colt, at Junction one day last
week, for $10 a side, the fornler came off
Victorious by about a Ungth.
Dr. G. H. Davis lias returned from Valla
Walla, where he has been o;i profdiii na
business. Dr. Davis ha resumed the prac
tice of his profession at this place.
Preaching at the M. S. Church tvrmrrtv
morning and evening at 11 A. U. ami 8 r. H.
Sunday School at 3 t. K. Prayer and praise
keeling on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
A genuine "bar" was hanging in the meat
market of Mr. B. C. Partington's this week.
Th critter weighed i"0 lbs.j aud was killed
by Mr. Yarnell; in his orchard, on the Mo
hawk. The UI7AR9 is fie Urjt,anl mut it
tenfively circulated of any paper in Lane
soduty. The Gcard i also the oflkwl paper
of Eugene City. Advertisers should make a
note of this.
D. M. C. Gaolt, Secretary of the Washing
to County Agricultural Siety, has onr
thanks for a complimentary ticket to the
thirteenth annual fair of that society which
commences Sept 22nd. and continue to th
26th inclusive.
Remember that tb St Charles Hotel is
the only first class hotel in tb city. Meals
erred in first-class styl for 25 cents, also
Jging for 23 or 2tf cents, according" to the
roes occupied . Board and lodging per week
$3 to 7. KUsfactioo guaranteed. Give is
a call
Charles N. Lee, traveling orrepdent
f th Indianapdi JneinaL saade s a pleas
ant call this week. Heeipreess himself as
being very favorably iCtprease with the
beaotie of ear eoontry. Ut. Lee. was the
recipient of a serenade from th EffgeLC Wse
band m WedeWay erenieg
A band of yousg hoodlums wr eaptnnsd
oy Marshal AtUrbery last TnUy evening
for disturbing th peace. He placed hi cap
tnre in the) taliksss bet be bad hardly U(t
before th yeanf raeeal broke oet nodes
mpk Tbey wore however esptnred tb
4it mcte2 aad take bsior tie Jitooruij (
S'1
Vtmr Ilea fcleepiag la (ha Bra
Nan?! Kacape.
From Mr. T. Duckworth, of Long Tout,
w lro th particulars of (lie burning of a
uaru in that section, belonging to a Mr,
ilsuWumery. The fire was dMonverod alma!
II o'clock of the night of Tuesday, the lid
lust., by the men who wore sleeping hi the
uaru. VViieu arou-e.l, il.e lire was nbuu.
them in the hay, and they wore C iip.dle I (
Hy so suddenly that they saved i lie of llie.i
cloilung, one of the parly losing a fifty d .1
lar watch. They certainly had a narrow es
cajie from a horrible death. The baru wa
wrll niltd with hay, besides which live seu
of h-truess aad a grain cleaner were conjumed
by the devouring element, cau.iing a loss es
tiiuated atJSOO. The hones that were in
the barn were fortunately rescued. The
cause of the ti.-e rem tins a mystery. Tin
fanuou whi.h the lire occurred was formerly
thereadenceof Mr. George Humphrey, who
hinstdf lost a barn built on the same aji.it,
byflie.
NEW 1..12S 1 B in l SI I.
I'eople from t'otlMge d!rte auJ
Ostklun J UiKliisijr t the
New CldirnJsV,
Our correspondent at Untune Grove, nudui
date of the Sth, writes us the following pir
ticulars abut a new diicovery of gold.
'There is considerable excite iient about the
mines up towards B iliemia, Iteing about 38
miles from her and some 18 miles ab v.
Sharps. Mr. J. 1). King has Uu;i pi-oiuot
ing there about two years, ami Uttly discov
ered these mines. He brought in one nu2?et
worth betweeu $!) and $1U, and some ghot
gold about the size of bird shot, and hail
aliout $10 worth of i People from Oakland,
Drains ami here are going night and day.
I'hree wagou loads are now startiug to the
mines, while your correspondent ii writing
Just a the train is leaving we bear of a $30
nugget being found by Mr Ed Estes.
HiGiiiViY num.
Duvid Uluuton Kobbed of
On last M mday night, abnat 13 o'clock,
as Mr. David Blauton, who lives south of
town, was returning home on horseback, he
Was robbed of coin amounting to about $.120.
He had hurjly left the city limits when tw
insu roie Up fro n under a bridgn, and as out
grasped the reius the other t!ire- a quantity
uf sand into his face, almost blinding him.
They then struck him on the head with a
billet of wood and pulled hi n fr.nn his horse
to the ground and accomplished the robbery.
No clue has as yet been obtained as to the
perpetrators of the deed.
Local Market.
Wheut Buyers paying 7li77 cents per
bushel. Very little offering.
Oata-3;2r?10cU.
Butter 2025o per lb.
Egg 23 cents per dozen.
Bacon Side:, 8S9-; hams, !0(S,121c;
ahoulders, Co.
Lard -10j ptr lb.
Wool From oaa of our exc'in;as we
learu the lot of U iscburg wool, 2 k),00 ibs.i
which Was aliippetl on owners accottnt to
Hau Francisco, wai told fni.n ii jjiS c;i pur
lb, accoi-dinj to nu.di'-y and u-i.idition.
'Siiriuicii WliiaU
The Junction It publioa:! paMishes tlit
following letter from A lieu Leis to L
.Salomon in regard to shriveled wheat:
I'ORTLINU, August 2b', IS7U.
We received a report yetterday from our
Sau FraJUMo houie on the shriveled wheat.
They report its pres.mt valus at f 1 5J per
ceuUl iu Sau Frauciwo, but that latter in
the season iu would not perhaps sell at over
I 40 per cental. We think its value will
range within 10. to 20 per cent, per cental
of g.wd wheat during the sewon, according
tb it! onality. Allun t Leww.
Ht,i Air Cunrtri.
T!i EOgene City B.ass Buid will ive an
opim air urtucert from their bind sia id S.!
nrday evening, September Gtli, at 7 n'click.
rhe following progran na will bj re.idoreit:
1 -Quick tep, I'apt Ki mn d', by llj.l'le.v.
2 -(iiiokitep, "Come Woen My Is ve i.io
D.-einu " J Mining.
3- Aledley Overture, by Everett.
4- ;ui. ktep, "H mey.ii ) i," by joetz.
5- Schottisc.ie, "H ne." Iy Liudby.
C-Qiickstep, "Dou't Forget to Write,
by Frankentield.
7-yuickstep-"Bessie Dear," bv Frank
entield. 1'- H. FarRELL, Leatler.
HaRVK-st.- The Larestin has progressed
to sucli sn extent that some conclusions as
regards the yield of grain can be drawn.
F.om the best information at hand we be
lieve a twothinls crop has been harvested.
The fall wheat is np to the avenge as to
yield, but we hear some complaint about
ome of it being shriveled. The Spring
wheat has produced over a one-third yield,
but very little is inert hantable. A num
ber of field, of Spring wheat will not be cnt,
the farmers having turned their atock into
them; while others have cut only because
tbey owned tt.e machinery and coold cat it
at a very tittle expense, making a cheap
feed.
Writiws Sou ut. Cluro The writing
choot that has been in progress t some
tin,, past at th Epiopl clinrch school
bouse na-ter the manameiit rf Prof. Con
or closed iU session last MoUy night
The cash lie of i lor the greateet improve
wwit was awarded to Willi Smith. A pen
drawing for finest pen.naitship wa awarded
Geo. M.dg'ey. 51 pupils wre in attendance
sod all made 6ne i npreveaaent.
PimicAL Chaigcs. Kef. L D.
Driver
baa been stationed as pallet of the M. E
gJ tki eitv. Kev. Unver tu nr.
mi mm:
tbisoty. ;r" 7" I their eympafl. nd assi.Un.ew this our
.Ztfttlv V-HireW.
4-eliss Tel the 5-itrWC if it. JeBU a L. tiKUMiu
u ,i.
bmwtow . n
In! ElaterTratllMif8r iBioir"
James T Kirk te Beuj Cohan, Junction
pruptrty. 1 - i. t, ' 1 ' 1 '
U 8 to Ja nes Cartwriifht. 308 acres: pai-j
U S to James Brown) patent.
B CtiheH to Henry W A brains, ity prop
erty in Junction! consideration, (00.
State of Oregon to f ncy TJ l) land)
Coil, Jlt).
Emilia Pcaroe to Sarah Iiiie?, Engono
piiixrty; con, nominal
U 8 to l" R.nlgers; patent.
V S Ui Win Luckeyt patent.
F M Blair tw John Kellyv 23 acres; oont
C W Waahburue to Nancy Tandy. 40
4-re; con, JG00.
da.nes Uobiuett to Hiram Tripp, city prop
urty in Creswell; con, $35.
Wrsley Sliauuon to Elizabeth Hu nphrcy,
city property iu Eugeue; con, f2,2(J0.
Wiu J Hill to George M. Cooper, property
near Irving; 2,500.
Jasper VVedtlle to Joel Ware, land; con,
Louis S.Jmiiou to T A Milliorn, ciiy prop-
orty iu Juncliou; con, j'JOO.
1' A Millioru to llattie Salomon, city prop
..rly in Junction; cou, c'JOO.
N Martiu to W H Martiu, 80 acres; con,
MM.
America F Pearce to Sarah Lauer, city
property iu Eugene; coo, 4)1,000.
beo .'J hlirk to N S aud J S Marshal, 3S
acreoj cou, SO0.
James lloif.uan to II 11 Crouise, ci'y prop
erty iu Juiiciitiu; cou, $2M.
H F Collins to N J Wharton, land; con.
4M.
X J Wharton t E W Whipple Bros.,
property in Cottage Grove; con, $25.
T Keiter to Locis Salomon, city property
in Junction; con, 400.
T Keiter to Ixjuis Sal imnn, property in
Junctiou; cou, $I,.1K).
R P, M L aud J 1C Job th Elisii .sailing,
300 acre-; von, 373.
C W Love to James Howard, 10 acres;
on, $100.
Ik Mnplirilj it lusioorucr.
There were just nine adults and a little
girl on the Salem boat yesterday, When a
mail rose up and said:
"I was intending to go off on niy summer
vacation to-day, but the tailor disappointed
me ou niy eloibes. All you gentleiliin who
were served the same trick Will p'.eaae stand
up."
Every one of the other four men stW up
and gritted their teeth and sat down again;
"Now then," continued the mail, "all you
1 idies who iuUiided to go to-day a id liavs
lieea basely deceived by your drettlnakers
will please raise Jour rignt bauds."
Every lady waved her right hands on high
and clasped her ringers as if she was pulling
her dressmaker's hair. No one was left out
but the little girl, and as the speaker de-
lareJ the question unanimously adopted she
arose and made a courtesy and said:
'Please, sir, 1 was to go to my aunt's in
Eugene, this morning, but father could u t
b irrow the money to pay my fare !" Clack
amas Democrat.
Died.
At the raiideitoe of Mr. Geo. Armitage, on
Sept 2, 1S;9, Mrs. Ilixey V. Stevens, relict
of Wul. Stevens, cloaed her earthly career.
MB. Stevsin w. born near iMlsii, N. C,
in 1 '-'.I", a-nl V.'. IhcrifoiK at the trne of her
I icea.e 72 yeais of aje. V"itii her lidsbaud
ihe cioned t!ie plai n in HI?, a id in the
line year l.tcated iu the Willamette Forks
near Springfield. At that time we believe
there were but two other settlers in this
county; hn"ne Skinner at this place ami
Bristow on l'leaiant Hill. She leave a fam
ily of eleven, all of who n have arrived at
years of inttnriiy, most of thorn reiiilinj in
this county aud etteemed among the best of
our u tizens. Her funeral took place on
Wednesday and was I irgsly attended . I'htii
one by one the pioneers of ollr State pass
ro n the stagi of exitteiice until ere long
those who witnessed the en-nplet v rginity
of our soil will b i nu rfwred a rfong the things
of the past. North Carolina aud Missouri
pipers pleae copy.
II n.5t Jolirf Wbilrakrr.
On returning fn'i.l Wasbiugton, C'ougres
nan Wliiteakerfi'diid that the fanner whom
he had rented bis plate' to bad lost ever;
thing by rust and Was on the brink of lnk
rtiptcy. Mr. Wliiteaker, who so truly tie-ser-e
the prefix "iinnest," did no: fly into a
rnge ami drive tliei man to extremities iu or
ler to insure himself sgains't loss, but kindly
took the unfortunate brother by the baud,
and told him not to wrry, as h was not
such a hsnl master as to wr f.g mouey from
the unfortunate, and that he would nt only
let bim hive the pi we free for the year, brti
would buy him new e'l in Easieru Oregon
for the next cro,1- This act, at once modu t
and noble, we learned by the meri't acci
dent, and take pleasure in loaning it public
if only to prove that th race of gtaerows
men has not yet ran dot. I'ortlaud Stand
ard. Are yoa Bilioua ?
Yon feel languid, dull, sleepy; especially
after dinnerf yod gt easily tired, yuflr ap
petite is impaired, yorf tuL'tr frefn hes'lsche
and are t rootled with constipation, your
coioplexiou loses its freshness, and asituioes
a dull yellow appearance. Ce careful, these
symptoms are the precurstiT of bilions fever
ami jauudice. The sovereign remedy for
these ailments in Plunder's Oregon Bl l
Purifier. Try it
CirJ if T'lioki.
Euoc5B Cirr, 8pt, 1st,' f1F79,
I feel1 iriy grateful t Drs. ffuff.oaa,
Hemeaw'ay and Sharpies far their e dorti am
Ubalf efotfr dear Nouie, durtnf hr bat ill-
ess: also' e tile utn:r os kT.s I1 f.-feri'di fr
Ciuolj Curl
Th county court eouvened ait the
eonrthoste, Wednesday, September 3, I87l.
(here re present Cominiuiouer Bean And
Ferguwu, SoeriJEakiu aud County Clerk
Ware.
In th matter of the application of J F
Walker aud other for chauge of road; estab-
IMitd.
J r .dcPlier)n, county assessor, filed th
assess. uciii roll made by bim for the year
15.il; approved.
; The following levy of taxes were mad for
th year 1S7!); Stat tax, 7 mills; school tax,
3 nulls; couuly tax, S mills. Total fifteen
mills. '
In the matter of the application of John
Miller and others for change of couuty Mad;
it is ordered that 0 P Adams, W W Strow-
Ontl e and J S Douglas be appoiuted viewer
and 11 C IV ki us, surveyor, to meet oa Sep
tember 1 ith.
3eo S Walton, suiiervisor of district No.
27, resigned, which was accepted and St
J , he Skinner appuiuted to lid the vacancy.
Hli Pitch was appointed justice of the
peace for Coast Fork precinct.
E h Scheuck was appuiuted constable of
Fall Creek precinct.
In the matter of the application of Geo M
Cooper and others for change of county road
established.
Total amount of claims otdiired paid, $2,-
779 42. Adjourned. '.,
Dcitrr lltnlt.
Our regular correspondent at Dexter, litt
ler date i f Sept 4th, sends us the following
terns:
"Busy as bees" The threshers.
"Hen fruit" is being shipped from her to
Sitka.
A coffee pot full of boiliug hot couVe this
illuming accidentally thrown on the bare
feet and legi of little Jonniiy Ha idsakur.
His mut! e imoiediately placed him in a tub
f cold water, aud us soou as possible applied
saleratui to the scalded parts. This was ap
plied a time or two, then nmoved and ''11
II H" applied, and strange to say, the little
fellow did not suffer but little pain, and was
soon arouud again, as well as ever. Parents
would do well to note this simple remedy.
M. A.S.
Ti Thi Aiblif.
The new series of school readers and spel
ler ar ready for exchange They will lie
found at R. G. Ca'.lison's and A. S. Pat er-
sons, I.iigiiis. lli exchrnge mu t be ef
fected by January 1, IS'Jd. The cash f.nust
ii all instances accompany the order.
Watkr thi 1'kem. Jiileis the trees 'n
the public park receive seme attentiiij in t'
way of water many of them will die. Should
the couuty refuse to perform that necessary
action, and we understand it has, the city
should step in and have the work done. It
would be a shame indeed to allow them to
die from neglect
A Public Wkudinu. The nuptials 4 Mr.
Win, Christian aud Mis E. Elva McCain
were publicly celebrated at the M. E
Church on Tuesday evening. Mr. John
, hristian aud Miss Lulu Dunn acted respect
ively a groomsman aud bridesmaid. Th
ceremony was jierformed by Rev. J. S. Mc
Cain. The houso was filled te overflowing.
Coiiipli.ni'iiM received.
DikiI. The passimi for strong drink wa
more than lie o mld resist, and after a two
weeks' spca, Calvin B. McDonald died at
his homo in Oiklsnd, C'al., last week.
H'HntesL
Fifty hands immediately, for picking hops.
Inquire of A Goldsmith.
Attention fanners! Great redur-tion in
prices. Meals and lodging can be had aa
cheap at the A 9 tor hou in as tu Iowa, Wis
consin or Mini'sota thirty-live per cent
cheaper when the locality is considered.
For Rent. Two rooms suitable for of
fices, upstairs iu Underwoods brick. Apply
st Exprets otiice.
DtED,
Iu K urn Cityi Au. 31, 1H7D, f brain f
ver, Leanora, beloved daughter of St John P.
Ii. an I A ;n an la . .Skiuner, ae l tf years, 11
mouths an t It) days.
To i hri;ht for Birth, the oherlshel oie,
Con'.d onlv che-r with brief sojourn;
l.ikn mnin'ng dew she kissod tue sun,
And l her plflt home returned.
Kare vell, swrt Voni: Fare the well;
No ttsrs our future hopes shall sever;
Pry.iud thy lonely mountain sell
We'll niaot, to 'part no more forever.
A Friexo.
Sep ember 1, 1879.
!
Having bougnt at Sher
iffs Sale the stock of
Goods formerly owned by
J. W. Cleaver, I am now
offering them for sale at
his old stand, opposite
Humphrey's stable, af
prices that defy competi
tion. I am compelled to
jsell them in 30 days re-
Vr(Je55 Qf COSt
. b
Callearl'if VOU Want
mmim
bargain 3.
j T p LIZ
f . U- Hil
NDRIOK3.
b. M. FMlEMBLYr
HAS JUST OPENED FOR THK SPltlNii AND hUMMItll TKAD -m.
THE LAGEST STOCK OF GOODS
EVEtt BKOU1IT TO EUGENE.
OUR STOCK OF
CLOT III NO
has been Unrely increased and we can show a
oauusouie a Hue of rtaoy male goods in
. MEN'S AND BOYS'
BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS
As oaa be found in the country, snd si prlns
iui cannot ih to aatlsiy.
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
is well filled with a splendid assortment of al!
leading styles and fashionable shades of goods.
EMPRESS CLOTHS, MOHAIR,
and
AMERICAN UKESS GOODS,
Plaid, Plain and 0era Flannels of all colors.
MU'Hultfd & UnlilcMclu'd Cotton Flan
Ladies' and Gents' Underwear,
SHAWLS and SCARFS,
Robinson & Church,
UKAI.KKK tt
S1IELF& HEAVY HARDWARE
IIAVK TIIK
BestScieiled Slock In Oregon
BEFORE PURCHASING, GO TO
A. V. PETERS & CO.,
Dea'ers in (Jeiierul Merchandise, and examine the Ceicbrntei
WHITE 'SISWIN'G MAOHik,
The heat find most complete of all, and sold on tie most reasoi-
aide
OT
m Mi STORE.
A. HUNT, Projriotor.
Shop on Willamette street, 2nd door north
of hanlware store, Eugene City, Or.
I will hereafter keep a complete stock ef
L'Hi:.1', MISSES'
-AND
CHILDHKN'S SHOES,
UmlUn, Cloth ahd Kid,
Mutton Boot,
Nllpprrs, whits and black,
SttutlaU,
French kid Nlior.
men's & Boys'
KIANDHIAVr
BOOTS L SHOES
OF ALL KINDS,
And In fact everything in the BOOT and
SHOE line, to which I inteud to devote my
epsuial attention.
MY GOODS
Wre manufactured to order,
ARE FIRST CLASS
And jruaranteed as represented, and will be
sold for tin lowest prices that a giod article
oan lie afforded. .rtf-78tf A. II I '.NT.
GRAIN BROS.
DEALERS
1K-
Watrliei and
Jewelry.
M jslcal instrument, Toys, Notions, etc
Watches, Clocks, snd Jswelry repaired and
warranted. Northwekt comer of Willamette
and Kiiihth streets. feliO tf
If you wish to buy your -ool cheap, you must
KO to the store of
LURCH BROS,
COTPAO hi KO V 1C.
They keep one of the largest stocks of
General Merchandise
Outside of Portland, snd thV I1 (jwvls cheap
er than it es'i be lrU(!it iiy where in the Wil-
Unirits ;.I!.'y.
'l bs firjj '.t I. irdi I'n. cjusUU of Aar ja
Lurch and U'.n Iyurch.
oposiTION
l-sTllt
LIFE OF TltADE !
SLOAN BROTHERS
ItftM. IK WOBK CUCAPEE tkaa any etbee
elip is tur
HOUSES BH01 FOR tl 50,
Witk M nutsrial, all o-esvl. RsMttiaff U4 skee
Ii t enia.
All Warranted te (Ire sratlelaeiUa.
Shop on the Corner
0)lYt8j.
Of 8th Ml
A GRICL'LTUKAL
IMPLEMENTS ef
2 V. aQ kinds at inside fit
Hie nirnree nr
T. a HENDRICKS.
D
STYLES
and low pries Jut ri -d by
mom l. kr rroioHr.rG
'I'HK HK1T ft
A ta
t- tL mrltl as Ihm Itiwl in at.
Irmnii.
' Tns Presto ha m-vd his harees shop
to the baddipz funnely wenwd as aa-
Mied'r einth 4 Dana's hrirk Un
where he will he lad te meet li s -n-t-.
e-sarb
WOOL BLANK ETSi
ALL COLORS. :
Trunk! and Traveling liatchels.
HATS AND CAPS In th leading styles.
OIL CLOTHS for floor and table use.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
VV would eell speclst attention to eur stock cl
Mens' and Boy' San Francisco Boot,
Which w have sold for a number of rears with
great satisfaction. Every pair warranted.
A complete stock of
HARDWARE, PLOWS AND FARMINtl
UTENSILS.
CHOICE TEAS, CANNED OOODf
And sll choice FAMILY CROCEK1E4
astonishly low rates.
LIVERPOOL It CARMEN ISLAND (ALT
Highest price lor all kind of produce and
wootv,
II. FIIIIDLY;
HAVE FOR si.
at tb LOWEal
batrs
lliON, steel;
AXES. ANVIL?.
NAILS, ROPst
CiUs Chains,
tilass, PuUy,
Tabl eaud Pocket
CUTLERY,
GUNS, PlSTOI S,
AMMUNITION,
AQKICULTTRAL
IMPLKMEN1S,
Blasting Powder. .
Fishini'lackle.
Etc, Etc
We invite an eianv
iaatioa of eur goods:
confident that t
price will Suit Ut
time.
is A -0
3MEAX3ai
terms.
B. F. DORRISj
DEALER IX
l'unipn, 1
AfcfuU, .
t
Tiimiue
'. and;
House Furnishing Goods Generally
Wells Driven Promptly
Sallsfacllon Guaranteed.
Willamette Street,
Etifctjne City. Oregon
JUST RECEIVED.
r.,... A LargeStoekef
DUY GdOUS, ,
' CLOTH LVO; HATS,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
GKOCEHIKS,
VANKEK NOTIONS
ETC., ETC., ,
AT REDUCED PBICES.
t,?'i'nf?! rric Pld for all kinds
PIIOLUCK, HIDlis and fUlU
A. GOLDSMITH
ALFKEI) UIsEU
Ha takesi poseeesien ef Us
Lrjckey Livery Stable,
And will starry on a ? '
GENERAL LI VERY BUSINESS.
Horses fed and boarded by the week or day.
mnnVM AND r1TTfl(,lK3yPH HIHK,
Etigcnc City Brewer)
MATH IAS MKI.LKH. Pro'p
Is shiw pretKuesI to III sll erre far
LAGER BEER
OFA SUPERIOR QUALITY.
Com. sal tu, t,rt, if A - attkls s
RESPECTFULLY 0Fr"ER8 HIS fZti .
vice to the citize u af Kn. fit. ..4
Wn'tT In the . . .
NKW IDIUAN
CIKNABAR MIMING MM
OF DOUGLAS COUNTY, (HiX.
Iicorptratrti, Jair, 1578-
Capital S!Kk, 1101,111
OmCKIMi '
!
PtniTTinT-A. L. Todd. SrrltTi..
rvliue ledd. Disirroso J.' J. Gill. J. W
Jactssw. T. 8. Kodaheaich, A. L. Tedd aad A.
.
Trim-ipa of re for sale of stork at J. F. Cill