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flYAND COUNTY. IS" REMOVAL hlMi f th. Guard will take notic. th.tth. office ha been moved to the build L,.rlv occupied a a .tore, by J. Y. Cleaver, few door nrth of the pot office. A teat at Portland. T. L. Eppiujer is eur aathrized at Portland. Three persons confined iu the county jail JI .waiting the action of tne grami jury. v.trMiM John Lenrer if you want good .ilk. H furnishes a tint rat quality at a raaseaabl price. The proprietors of the I X L atore have ined their present quarters tor a ierm 01 to y. wil1 aoon Mmoieace tittlDS lt , mere conveniently. Btiiness men ehould not forge that Uaak aetes, bill-heads, statements, letter heads, and every description f commercial printi'ug are neatly and promptly executed t the Gcard office. Billy Castcel the Junction drayman at tempted to cro3S the railroad track with his dray, Saturday morning, just as the train WM backing up, and w.u caught by it, throwing the "dray to one side, without ma terial injury. A lucky escape. The St. Charles Restaurant is a easy place kspt by Mrs. A. Renfrew in the .rick build Jug adjoining the old St. Chsrles hotel. A number of neat lodging rooms also belong to the house. Meals and lodging, 25 ceuts eaih Board lodging by the week ou reasonable terms. Give her a call. Christian Church. Eld. Hubbard still continues premhing at the Christian Church to an appreciative audi ence. Nine additions to the church have been made since the commencement of his wiuibtry in this place. Tbo following are the themes for the week: Sunday morning, "The Son of God a Revo lutionist;" Sunday evening, "The Saviour's Sufferings;" Monday eveuinj, " Gods Day Book and Ledger;' Tuesday evening, " The Imperative Command;" Wednesday evening, "The Devil's Opiate;" Thursday evening, "The Witch of Endor;" Friday evening, 'Through Passport tn Heaven;" Saturday evening, "The Christian Race. Also services at 2 P. U. Tues day, Thursday and Saturday. The Alliance. Wednesday's trains brought to this city a large number of delegates to the State Tem perance Alliance. The visitors by the even ing's train were met at the depot by a recep tion committee, aud formed in a procession headed by tbo University Land, in which order they marched to the M. E Church. The exercises so far have been interesting and some lively debates have b-cu in 1-iljH in. The evening meetings have filled the house to overQowing, all the standing room even being utilized. Over 200 delegates were in attendance. I xnvERT!?iiurxT.J , -A Card. To the citizen of Ei(i'n City .- There was some talk that the hi.tcl-1 coull not accommodate the invited Society. Jus tice always tells the truth. The A.ttor House could accommodate 33 more and the fit. Charles Restaurant 13. It Junction Masquerade. The Junction Republican of Feb. 18th, has the following aetice of a recent masquerade ball at that place: The masquerade lall on last Friday night, gotten up tiy Harry Croni.e, was a grand success. We would like to give a ynopsis of the characters represented, but cannot do so, they not having been banded in. The Junction Republican was repre aented by Miss MayGuihrio aud the Kchf.se City Guard by Miss Nina Milliorn, who were" the observed of all observers. Their paper suits suited the occasion so well that many a young man's heart beat time to the music of their footsteps. Skrvick Okhrrkv.. We learn that a tolo gramhas been received here ordering the tri-weskly mail service from Eugene to Camp Polk continued, Since about the middle of teember no service has been ren dered, further than th McKenzie Bridge. Tie settlers on the other side of the moun tains, who have been deprived of mail facili ties wi)l doubtless be glad to learn of the new tate of affairs. Mr. B. F. Powers now bas the coitract and as he is an energetic and active gentleman will doubtless sead the mail through on time. Masonic Gathering. On 1.-st Monday a number nf Masons from Albany. Harri-burg and Junction came up on a fraternal visit to the Royal Arch Chapter of this city. After the work of the evraing was disposed of, they adjourned to the splendid supper prepared for them at the Astor House. They returned home Tuesday morning. Oreoonian Carrier. Grant Osburn is bow carrier for the Oregonian, with head ouarter at Steinheiser's grocery store. The daily ,delivercd any part of town for 23 eta. a week. He will also receive subscrip tion for the weekly. School Meeting. Robt. S. Bean, clerk of this school district, gives notice of a school meeting ta b. held Monday, March 1st, for the election of a director and clerk, aid the transaction of such other business as may come before it TwiNS.-Tho wife of T. G. Mounts, living near Smithfield, gave birth to a pair of twins, January 26th. The pair are well provided with toe aid Bngera, together hav ing 47 of those nsefnl appendages. Xiw Mcnc W. have received from BarUch mask store Portland the "Brie a Brae WalUe." Price, 50 eta. Pr'i. Docs. Wo are placed under obliga tions U Comgrosamaa Whiteaker for public docviEonta. Grand Larceny. Charles Sargent, an Ex-Ccnvict, Again in Trouble Bound Over in the Amount of $500. A youth named Charles Sargcut, who bas before been ground through the mills of Jus tice is in a fair way to agaiu sutler punish ment for bis kleptomaniac impulses. The facta of the cass are as follows: He had been working for his beard on the farm of Mr. John Rabiuette, about six miles above Cresswell, ami on Monday last during the the absence of Mr. Robiuette broke open the bureau drawers, and abstracted notes to the valr.o of about $t!00, together with some deeds and other papers. The entire "haul ' being of no value to him as nothing could be realized from the papers. Immediately after committing the need lis weut to the home r.i Mr. Knox, whither he was followed by Mr. Robi.ette, who had in the meantime discov ered his loss. lie was caught attempting to secrete the pipers, and taken to Cottage Grove where a preliminary examination was held before a Justice, lie was bound over iu the amount of $"00 to await the action of the grand jury. Net being able ta secure the boud he was brought to this city, aud confined in the county jail. The culprit is not yet of age but has already served a term of one year in the penitentiary. erioiis arance. John Shuts Missing His Friends Fear F:i! Play. About the middle of last December, John Mauts, who worked at blacksnr.thmg for Ik-n Rush during the last Summer, ttarted to return to his home and family in Roche- porr., Missouri. He sailed from Portland on the steamer for San Francisco, and in that city stopped at the International Hotel, and has not sinoi been heard from. His wife re ceived a letter from him dated December 25th, informing her that he would start for home the following day, and though ner.rly two months have elapsed the sorrowing wife, and also mother since her departure from here, has received no further intelligence from him. Fears are entertained that he has been fonlly dealt with. Mr. Mauts is about 5 feet 8 inches iu height, would weigh about 215 lbs., aud had lost the right index finger. The s Band Concert. The Eugene Dand on the occasion of the Saint Valentine concert, last Saturday even- inC, was favored with a fuir and appreciative .... 1 f At. audience. Hie programme prepareu ut mc occasion was excellent, and nothing cccurcd in the rendition of the several parts to mar the enjoyment of the evening. The baud iu its new and beautiful uniform sustained the reputation previously earned, and won merited applause. The sacred music ntroduued for the first time by the haul in Eugene was really hue, ana its adaptation for the concert hall is perfect. For indoor band music it has no superior. Over the Ilii!s to tl.c Poor House, by Miss Maggie G-ay, in appropriate costume, was feelingly rendered and portrayed; the smooth sud bcautilul face of youth giving place to tiie wrinkled features of agt. Mr. Wass recited in his usual pleasant . .... 1 f it . ! L tt manner J he Legend i mo aiuri, "How He Saved St. Michael's," a recita tion by Miss Maude Ajwater, won merited aud favoralilo comments from the auditors. Master John Kemenway, in the declama tion, "Dot Paby uv Mine," received an en thusiaftic encore, he being the only one f,.,.,.r.l with that distinction during the uvtniuir. The vocal music of the evening was well rendered, although in some of the parts it 4 ...-k mint and strength. The dv;ciiiv.i v - - -- j - back of the piano, with its advertisement, .......i ft, ,n was certain!? not a urcu . . 1 -- - v thiuir id Luauty," and a l-ctler posuun should have beeu assigned it on the stage. The receipts netted about $."5. Personal. "Billy" Ma tisfleld, of Albany, made us pleasant call this week. Mrs. A. J. Dunuiivay raported the Al liance for the Oregonian. j Dr. J. P. Gill on Monday took a trip out to the New Idriau Cinnabar Mines. S. Warshauer, of San Francisco, manager of the I. X. L store, wai iu tewa last week. Mr. P. C. Renfrew, of McKsuzie Bridge, has beeu in town this week. He reports much snow in the mountains. We acknowledge a call from Chas. Watts, of the Statesman. He rqwrted the proceeding f the Alliance for the Statesman. Ben Kimpson, Postal Agent, was in town last Saturday attending to businesi con nected with the postal department "Elder"' Jas. Kvaus let the light of his nWnce shine upon his old friends in lit . . bugcuc, i"uu J Portland Tuesday. p - M,m,l v Ha surtea ueiow ior Pant X. 3. Humphrey, and ex-Sheriff H-.rr.n f Albany, came np Monday, and took part with their Masonic brethern in the work of that evening. "Ike" Steinheiser has accepted a position u clerk in the store of enstauer nrvm., Portland. "Ike" is a bright boy, and we predict for him a snccessful life. advertisement. A Card. Mn Renfrew, of the St. Cbarlea Restau rant, desiroa to tender her thanks to Mr. Brown and the Blue Uibbon Club, for their extensive patronage daring the week of th Alliance. fe-'l-lt Ernr.rD W. H. Parker has severed hi . i! .n Vil Iran . connection with tne wudchou I 'Jr. O. T. Torter i now ol proprietor. uisappe f) of Rape. A Black-Hearted Villain Enters the Chamber of a Lady at Night Is Caught and Now Lan guished in Jail. We learn that Junction City, aud partiou larly the lodgers at Gilmore'a Hotel were thrown into a white hent of excitement, rn day night, Feb. 13th, by an attempt of a iiu.i giving his name as John Lance, to com mit robbery or rape. About 12 o'clock that night the inmates were awakened by the piercing shrieks of a female boarder. The galLint landlord and boarders rnshed to the rescue and found that her room had been en tered by her next room neighbor, Lance, he having crawled through the window of his own room, out on a shed and raised the aash of her window. The villain attempted to place her under the influence of chloro. form, but before that subtle drug had time to perform its work she aroused sutli- eeutly to cry for help. He attempted to si lence her, but failing crawled out through the window, aud in his haste to regain his own room slippsd and fell to the ground, a distance of about twelve foet While Mr. Gilmore was loading his shot gun, Lance managed by the aid of a ladder to get back into his owu room, where he was found aud covered with tho aforesaid gun. The mar shal was summoned, and on search beiug made, a razor and a vial of chloroform were fouud ou his person. As the lady was known to have sumo money iu her possession it is questionable as to the nature of the crime contemplated. But giving mm the benefit of the doubt concerning the magni tude of the crime, the facts are sufficient to procure hint lodgings in the penitentiary. A preliminary examination was held Saturday, before Squire Lat!erty resulting in binding the accused ever iu the sum of $300 to await the action of the grand jury. The lady was also bauaJ ever in the amount of 5100 to ap- pcaras prosecuting witness, which she read ily Becursd. Lance failing to secure bonds was brought up Monday by Marslialtasteel, incarcerated in the couuty jail. From Long Turn. Lo.sii Tom, Feb. 16, 1880. Editor Ccard. Well I have been swing- i . i . r . l...,ul. I ing arouud me circio ior mj mmim. emerged from the dense forests of the acidic fir and wight the bracing breezes ol tne oig . . ... r . ....... r... ,1 In prune. "9 iounu mo lanucis tujuj plowing and sowing, but somewuat disap pointed in not having pleasant weather in February to complete their sowing. We brought up at Grand Prairie (..range located at lha cress roads, Saturday, rei. Oth, and found the members out in force and much encouraged at the future prospects of the Grange. The Grand Prairie Grange has apparently tken new life. On Sunday we attended habbath tschool aud church at the same. The peoplo of tins section are second to none iu their efforts to cultivate and maintain institutions of culture and learning. Monday evening we attended the Taxpay ers C'ub at the same p'.aco. expecting to hear a speech from Hon. J. M. Thompion, but he failed to appear. There was a lair turn-out, and a nu:nbar of excellent speeches were made. As for ourself having a better faculty for hearing than speaking, we did not re spond to the call. The club has a long list of members, and while there are no candi dates amoug them we are of the opinion that there are several of its members who, if in sisted upon would sacrifice their time, aud consent to serve the dear people. Ou Tuesday evening wo attended a social party at Isaac Zum wait's. The instrumental music rendered by Prof. Quimby and Misxes Zumwalt and Green was most excellent. The party continued till 3 o'clock in tho morning. A party came oH at T. J. Holland' Fri day, Feb. 13th. Wm. N. (Bubb) Crow has been survey ing land in this section, giving entire satis faction. J. F. McCoy forwarded to day to Repre sentative Whitc.".ker, at Washington, a peti tion for increase of service oa Mai! route No. 44,138, the routs frorr. Eugece to tin west ern part of the cnunty cor.Uioicg 489 names, aud measuring 13 feat and ' inches ii length. He is determined to keep fresh in the minds of the postal depaitment the ants of our people. A Valuable Horse Drowned. Last Saturday, Feb. 14th, as Mr. Presley Cheshire was fording a branch ol tne vtu- lamette river near Eugene, the horse stepped with his hind foot ii.to the root of a tree that was partly cuvered over with wash travel. The hone cauld knot get his foot .... i.. ii :iL loose, and trying to free r.imsen icn wuu his rider, breiking the leg that was fast in the root. Mr. Cheshire, auxious to prevent the horse from drowning used his best exer tions to free the animal until tho horse kicked him, knocking bin almost senseless. He floated down with the current quite a distance before recovering sumcienny u swim aihor. Had he not been a good twirrmer be would probably have drowned, as he was forty minutes in the water, and was so exhausted as to be barely able to reach home. Wanted. The publi: all to know that a safe remedy bas at last been discovered for the cure tti diseases of th Kidaey and Bladder, made ont of Oregon grown herb. It inoles m.. th Oreeon Kidney Tea. For sal by be druggist. Direction accompany package. . Don't Stop that Cough Too uddenly by taking om mixture con taining Morphine. Better far let Xatur take iU course, gently assisted by that pleasant and reliable r:nedy, Dr. Young' Yankee Coogh Syrup. State Temperance Alliance, Wednesday, Feb. 18th. ArTEKMOOX SESSION . The Oregon State i'empvrauce Alliance met at tho M K Church, at 2:15 P M in Ninth annual session. B F Dorris made brief address of wel come, which was re.pouded to by J W Watts, President of the Alliance. Iter L Q Irvine offered prayer, Th President theu callod tho alliance to order aud Rev A W Bowers, of Oregon City, was appoiuted Secretary pro tern iu th ab sence of th Secretary, C II Whituty. On motion a cunmittee of three was ap pointed consisting of J E Houston, Mrs A J Duuniway aud B K Dorris, on credentials. Speeches were then made by Revs Irvine, Spauswick; Sharp, Huudenon, Hart Allen, G P Litchfield, D Newsomr, N .Humphrey. Th committee on credentials made their report, which was adopted. The report show over 200 delegate enti tled to seats in the alliance. A motion to proceed to election of officers passed, butou motion adjourned to 7 o'clock. EVENING SK.SMON. Called to order by the President at 7 pm, Oh motion the alliance proceeded to the eloction of officers, which resulted as follows: President J W Watts, of Oregon City. Vice Presidents Rev T J Wilson, Capt X B Humphrey and Mrs Kate McClung. Secretary J E Houston. , Ass't Secretary Rev A W Bower. Cor Secretary E R Skip worth. Treasurer Mr L E Blain. Sergeant-at-ariu J E Attebjry. Executive Committee B F Dorris, Thos Condon, I Hurt, L M Davis. J J Walton, Jr. Miss J Dillon read an essay, tiaoiuy the result of marrying ouo who drinks. Speeches were made by Messrs Schelbrede, Humphrey, Dorris, Kinston, Watts, Driver aud Mrs Duitmvvay . Th presideut announced the following standing committees: Rerolutious Messrs Irvine, Schelbrede, Bowers, Price and Mrs Danuiway. Credentials Messrs Houston, McCain and X B Humphrey. Finance Messrs Pope, 11 anna and M Thompson. Order of Business Messrs B I Dorris, For tcr, and Mrs Blain. Music-Messrs Adair, Ha.Tenden and MrsA W Stowell. Ways aud Means Messrs AUen, E Hays and Seriber. B F Dorris was appoiuted to secure n place of meeting. On motion adjourned until 9am to-morrow. Thursday, Feb. 19. MOUSING SESSION. On motion a committee of five was appointed to arrange for a children teinernnco society to-day. The reiiort of committee on constitution and by-laws was taken, and after several amend ments were made, it was adopted as a whole. A number of resolutions were read and re ferred to the committee on resolutions. Mr. Whitmore then made a short speech. B F Dorris, in behalf of tho faculty of the State University, extsnded an invitation to visit the University. On motion of J A Hanna the invitation was accepted with thanks and that the alliance in compliance with the alwve invitation to-mor-row morning at 8:43 o'clock and return at 10 o'clock. On motion a special committee of three was appointed to report a synopsi of tho present laws on license on the statutes of Oregon, con sisting of Capt. Humphrey, J J Walton, R 3 Bean. Capt Humphrey and Mrs A J Dunniway were selected to address the childrens meeting at tho Brick Church this evening. G W C T, C A Shelbrede presented the claims of tho Valley Fountain, a temperance publication of this State. afternoon bewcn. The Alliance met at 1:30, President Watts nresidin?. The committee on resolutions submitted a renort which was disposed of as follows: Reso lution 1. That we favor the passage of a moro ,i.:n.,.nt HrMiiw law. and recommend that clubs be orsanized to secure a better enforce ment of the laws; adopted. 2d, That while we are not iu favor of a prohibition party we be lieve it to be the imperative duty ol all tern pciance workers to use their political iafluences iu the cause of temperance; adopted. 3d, That no temperance man should vote for a drunkard or one who will not pledge himscll in ms ra cial prwiti m to do all In his powur, in secur in and enforcing suitable restrictive legisla tinn until the neople are ready for entire pro- l.il.i.inn- adonted. 4th. That the Valley Fountain be adopted as the official organ of iliiR alliance: adopted. It was moved and carried that an overnow meeting be held this evening at the C V Church, with Capt Humphrey B J Sharp, Dr. Rowland and C A Shelbrede as orators. Adjourned to 7 o'clock. EVENING SMSION. to order bv the Presi lent at 7 r. M, Tl. Eugene Rrass Band entertained the al li.ni-o with music The following resolution was unanimously idooted: That the thanks of thi Alliance be tendered t thejjood people of Eugene City for th.irkindhoswtalitvtoward memlers of this Alliance, and to the Pastor and members of t v !,.,.., ,.t f.,ihii Citv for the use of l,lir"house: also the thanks be extended to the O. 4 C. R. R. for half far rates over their line- , . It was movtd and camea it.t of 6ve be npiwinted to draft a bill to b presen ted to the nxt leisU-.ture, and that the Presi dent be given time on the aupoinUnent. After several shoit speeches the AUiano ad journed till 10 o' clock to morrow. Friday morning was devoted to the discu.ion of a women's suffrage resolution, which was U nally Indefinitely postponed. Portland was selected as th plac of meet- ing of th next Alliance. Iml DiaeanM of year sUalliut cured in a few months by wearing over the womb Parker's Fad. ' DIED. Near Goshen, Feb. 10, m. Rosa May, infaot daonhter .f Jam, nnd JanniWaouer, , 10 bourn, A letter to the Headquarters I. X. L. Stora in San Francisco: NEW YORK, January 18, 1880. GENTS Please sell off all your Fall Goods, you have left from last season, as we are shipping to you by next month the largest and l'test stock of Spr ina; Goods, that was ever shown on this Coast before. To tiie people of Eugene and Tile letter as above stated shows that the I. a. L. ft in 'usrene will receive a larize stock of Spring Goods, and in order to make room for the new Goods, their last stock 35 per cent, lower SPEOTATi 5a.'jn73E31?)5rTIOrT. From the 1st of February they will soil oil' for the next 30 days, and evcrvbodv is invited to eome and iret irreat HAUGAIISS. Com all for Bargains, Bargains, Bargains. Willamette Hivec, Opposite a h. s.ii;sTon'.Ni:i hi m; 'I n II1 THE LARGEST STOCK OF EVER UROfilHT TO EUGENE. OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING Has been laitrelv Incrensed and w can show an hamlsome a line of really made gut-la in , Mh.S A.MM1U13 , BUSINIlSS AND DRES3 SUITS As can b found in th country, and at priivi- that cannot fail to satisfy. OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT ! . ii .ii , ... l II I . . . ,, s well filled with a splendid assortment of alt leading styles and fashionable shades of sooiIk.i EMPRESS CLOTHS, MOHAIR, AMERICAN DRESS GOODS, PUiA Vll ..! M,-r VlnnU f ill nilnm Reached it Unbleached Cotton Flan neU. Ladies'. And Gen's underwear. SII21WLS and SCAUF.S Robinson & Church, MULKtl IN SHELF&1IEAYY HARDWARE ATI TUB BestSf If cted Stock In Oregon T AND SHOE STORE. A. HUNT, Proprietor. Shop on Willamette rtroet, 2nd door north i i v., ....... c;i n oi nnruwuro wiu, tutuv ..j, vn I will hcre'iftnr keep a complete stock ef LILN MISSES AND O ILDREN'S SHOES Uultern, Cloth and Sid, BntUQ !. Klt'om, whiU ana black, fttMu!a, Frea bkldSh. MENS & BOYS FINS AND HEAVY BOOTS & SHOES And In fact everything In th BOOT aud SHOE line, to which 1 Intend to devot m especial attention. my mm 'Vers manufactured to order, ARE FIRST CLASS And fniaranteed as represented, and will be sold for th lowest prices that a good article aan bs afforded. aDr7-7Htf A. HUNT. CRAIN BROS. DEALERS m WYC-J?ii.-WwT'. trnti. mrA sjr. r.;i' ' r iiu. -uii muu , 1 v. .. IV Jewelry, j Musical Instruments, Toys, Notions, elc j Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry repaired and arr inte l Northwjbt corner of Willametw warr and K 'Ij tli street. If you wish to lay your goods cheap, you uii go to th store of LURCH BROS., COTOOK OHOVK. They keep en ( th largest stack of General Merchandise Outdd of Portland, and they sell tr'ols cheaj er than it can be houtfht anywhere in th. M- Umette vall'V . Lane County MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION mwis ASSfjCIATION HAS ON K VND I mrtrm and varied assortment of FKESH GOODS, and ar reoeivine every month new applies suited to to is market. Goods ar sold low and AT ONE PRICE TO ALL ! Ann PRODUCE TAKEN AT Tilt HIGH VAT MARKET RATES. (iivs us a call before purchasing, a it i no ItrwibUtoshowgQsslsaiidpv.Knce. . apl 1'espcctfully, CIT. illlXEUifeCO. vicinity: they are compelled tyj sell out than usual. the IV t Ofliee I IUJKNH CI CITY p n kk' F. Ji m V m m W At Ij A S WOOL BLANKETS, ALL COLORS. fpyrjg an TfCVClJUg SatChelS, HATS and CATS hi th leadiivj Style. OILCLOTHS for floor and table use. BOOTS AND SHOKS. We wovld fall special attention to our stock vf Mw' and Boys' Sun Francisco Boot, i in.. i r !. hlnn Mr nave VOlll ior n HUlllttri HI trmnint. ntl ' Kvery pair warranted, " " A FARM IN UTENSILS. PHOICE TEAS. t'AINrNf.D liUOWJ And all choice FAMILY GROCERIES at asbtuiidiintrly l"w rates. LIVERPOOL A CARMEN ISLAND LT llll(hest price for all kinds of produce and I WOOT, II. 1 KBIADLY. TT XXat the LOWEST Rates. IRON, STEEL, AX ICS, ANVILP, NAILS, ROPE, Cable Chninx, and Pocket JUTLKUY, AS, PISTOLS, AMMUNITION, JKK'UI.TUKAL, IMPLEMENTS, Bliutint' Powd"r, Fithintf lark lo. Etc. Eto, Ye invite an eora ination of our goc'', confident that oar stock will suit Cl times. B. F. DORRIS, DEALER IN Stoves, l'umtM, J'ipc, Afctais, Tinware. AND House Furnishing Goods Gencrcity Wells Driven Promptly AND Satisfaction Guaranteed U lllitmette Street, Eugene City, Oregon. NEW IORIAN JJ'IDAD MIL'IrJn iiounu iTiiniuu uumi nn OF DOUGLAS COUNTY, OGN. Incorp.iatoil, .Tiitif, 187P. Cnjiital Stock, $100,000. OFFICERS: Piu:-tiuKVT A. K ToiM. Rkitom-A i Hi-is Todd. litimoits-.r. i'. (iill. J. W. lu."koii, '1, S. KiMlalmiih, A. L. T-hM and A Tivl I. Pi i-icipal o!fi.t for sale of st-k Rt J. P. Gill 1 a .. t. . . . T . fl! - 1 . :i i: Y-... ii ooli s iiniy More, i omi'-uii r tii.iuni', j.ura I HAVE E.STAFL1.-HKD BCD vhnn On the comer of Eleventh ami Willnniett. stre. tH.sn-l k-x-i-i coiiKlantly ou hand lnu.l.f r . stLimhs iwa-oiinl HiHiriux anil mtie, fenc ltViulfencHwt4 F. B. DUNN. Eugene City Brewery. MATHIAS l'rii I now prepared to 11 a'l onli-n for LAGER BEER OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY, Coma and are f.r yourself. A ireod art'c need nereosmmcnilatioo. FAK.n FOR KALE. WELL IMPROVED FARM OF thr iV bunlrel auc sixty aer 1') acTM nndrr cultivation; all under frnca b.1 t'i. niiir tents in eond ard.-r, which mi1 1 tell Hircain, ami on th dm- t nanahle Ituis. Hituate-I bv miles octU of tow o, and ha a god. mi trance fr itet-V. i'.")',' t this efice. rt)V- ata