gffY ANDCOUNTY
PkhMM of tk O"80 wUl Uk notic
ajth. office ha bWmvl to th. build-
JJSUr, a few door, north of th pot office.
AgcaU at rrtl.
Mr. Kppiiiger U ur authorized
ageat'at Portland.
BRIRF MESTIOJU
Both owelty band, were out .erenading
Thursday night,
TrUndly."00" being tr48ted to
B,w oo of paint, and generally refitted.
Klllingswortb Son have sold their bakery
nd grocery .tor to Mr. J. W. .Tacluon.
Th Prtie mentioned in our last issue m
fcere buying horses, purcnaseu oo u.,.
Mr. A Renfrew will gl e the supper for the
fcrt ball of the Social Club, next Friday even
ing. ' The Eugene Bra Band hai moved into iU
Btw qiHrters. They are now too line for any
thing. ratronize John Lenjer if yon want good
sailk. fl furnlshea a first rate quality at a
raaabla price.
Wm. Cummini baa been elected director
d Wm. Titney clerk of the Juuctiou
achool district.
There will be a, ahcet aud pillow case
party given at Junction, Wednesday even
ing, March 24th. 4
A dose of Yankee Cough Syrup taken at
ld-tiuie will insure you a good night ' rest
tfrae from counhiiiR.
The highest price paid in CASH for Hides,
Juts Deer Skins and Chickeus, at the storeof
S, Rosenblatt is Co.
The University band at their last meeting
passed resolutions expressive of their sorrow
the death of the musician, John Everest.
Every few days a car load of 6ne stall fed
cattle are shipped from this place to Portland,
leaving the old and tough for home oonsump
tion. The Eugene Mill Company have com
mooed the work of building a stone wall
below their darn to secure it from further
"breaks.
Business men should not forgot that
llaik notes, bill-beads, statements, letter
leads, and every description ef commercial
printing are neatly and promptly execntod
Mi the Guard office.
Dr. Sharpies w ill complete his course of
Jecturea in Portlaud on Tuesday, March
16th and will return home en the 17th and
again resume business. He will be found at
at his residence.
Mr. Wesley Shannon iutends Vuilding
neat substantial residence this Summer, in
the western part of town. The contract for
performing work and furnishing material has
len let to W. T. Campbell.
Rev. S. Monroe Hubbard will preach at the
Christian Church, of this city, neit Lord's
.day, morning and evening. Subject for morn
ing, "Sham Preachers;" evening "A Church,
rWhat!" Seats free; all are cordially invited
it attend.
The St. Chirlos llmturwit U a c iiy pla :
kspt by Mrs. A Renfrew in the brick build
ing adjoining the old St. Chsrles huteL A
number of neat lodjinj rooms also bcloog to
the house. Meal mid lodging, 25 cents eaih
Board l ili i'iy t'u week ou reasonable
erm. Give her a c dl.
Personal.
Hon John Kelly, collector of customs, was
in town this week
Mrs. Norris Humphrey leaves to-day on a
visit to San Francisco.
Mrs. James Holt has left for the Eastern
States on visit to relatives.
Ben Simpson, postal agent, was hjre this
week attending te the business ei nis ueuan
meat.
Mr S J Saxon left this week for Eastern
Oregon, aud if he finds a satisfactory loca
tion, will move.
R A Beuscll, of YaquioaJBay, gave us a
call this week. Mr. Benscll is laboring in
in the interest of the harbor.
Robert S. Beau will leave on a business
visit U Umatilla county Monday next. He
will be absent over two weeks.
Mr James Robinson aud wife started for
8aFrncic. Thursday. Mrs Robinson has
njoyed but poor health lately and her many
iriend hope the change may prove benefi
cial. New Goods.
Mr. T. G. Hendricks proposes to leave for
Aan Francisco this morning. He will bring
back with bim a large and complete steck of
oods of every description, cemg vnoruug..
In familiar with the wants of this market,
the stock will be of the best and cheapest
.quality. Money will be save.l by waiting
till the arrival of bis new goods belore pur
chasing.
r ,-v.wvt W. learn that theTJniver
n t t..J nterUininent will take
TCTOlbJ MIIIK. .
o.i i. ninir March 27th. A
place ou oammj v .
grand "Comdy," full of life and fun, is for the
: - rxntca to a Eugene audience.
urn uiw w i -
tv. ... f th same Is assured as we learn
that Mrs. Hemenway ha the entire manage-
. .v . Th heat Ulent in the city
laveeowented to take parts, most noticably
r Mrs. Hemenway. Misses Maggie Gray,
Helen BushneU and Mesm. J. ".
"W CTayW.E. E.Barke, Seymour Condon,
Seorg. Noland, Jasper Stevens, and many oto-
We abx. lean, that a very comic puce
ill be represented in character entitled. Dot
Ietle German Band." Full particulars next
week.
ChcchCau.-R.S. Monree Hubbard,
March 11th, re-
ceivsd the nnnimoo call of th Chnrtian
n k -i hU mtv. to preach te U loe one
jMr.from March 1, WSO, which U h
cepted.
Council Proceedings.
Council Rooms,
Eduimk Citv, Mar. 8, 1SS0
Council met pursuant to ordinance.
Present -- President Dorris; Councitmen
Dunn, Church, Sloan, McCluig, Edris, and
Uuderwood; Recorder aud Marshal,
Minute of the last mooting were read and
approved.
Th finance eoinmittu reunrUit tha follow
ing bills correct, and on motion, warrant for
the same were ordered drawn on the treas
ury:
Scott Chrisman. SI 25: X D Sweet. S9: B
C Penninptnn. J V. Attolrv T U
Hendricks, (5; H Knox, $2 90; J WSkaggs,
J.' 8U; James Watkinds, (4.
On motion of Mr Uuderwood the marshal
was excused from attending the mooting . ef
the Council
The Recorder rerirtd nroeres in the
matter ef eollecting amounts due tho city fr
(treet work.
On motion Messrs. II C Humphrey and
J H Brown were appointtd by the Couucil
to act a judges of th city election April 5,
18S0.
On motion th President of th Council
was anthorized, iu case of the refusal r ina
bility of either or both of the above named
parties to act as judges of said election, to
appoint other persons iu their stead.
On motion it was decided that the place of
holding the election should be the Court
House.
The following bills were then presented
and referred to the finance coinmitte: J T
Witter, 8.1(5; F B Dunn, $10 12; James Wat
kins, $350; Campbell Bros, S3 10; II Knos,
34; Scott Chrisman, 5 25.
On motion a warrant for $23 was ordered
drawn ou the treasurer iu favor of F B Dunn
for rent ef Council rom.
Ordinance No. IS. iu regard to the time of
'ssuing licenses was eliared and adopted.
f.. n, 4li in.liiiorv .vimlllittAtf WO
W II mutual vuv ju'iiuiwi j - -
authorizcJ to prepare an ordiuance regulat
ing the licensing of drug stores.
On motion the Council adjotrned.
H. Knox, Recorder.
Cottage Grove Hunt.
The2d hunt under the auspices of the Cot
tage Grove Sportsiiiaus Club came off, as an
nounced, last Saturday. The following are
the scores made Oliver Veatch's side prov
ing victorious by 1,135 points:
OLIVER VEATCU S SIDE.
niivar Yeatuli. Contain 1 snuirrel: 10
points.
Robt Law 1 deer, 1 bawk: 410.
Joseph Martin 2 deer, 1 squirrel: 810
Posy Veatch 2 squirrels, 20.
Ira Connor 1 squirrel: 10.
Y W. Harshberger 1 hawk: 10.
Thos Gaugh-0. '
Total, 1,270.
SAMUEL VEATCH1. BIDE.
Samuel Veatch, Captain 1 duck, 1
pheasant: 30 point.
J More-0.
F B Shortridge 1 snipe: 15.
Frank Cathcart 1 squirrels 10.
Joseph Mann 1 pheasant: 13.
L B Whorton 0.
C W Clark 5 squirrels, 1 pheasant: 65
TiitaL 133.
Tl.a .miiia aveninir after counting the
'nine, the members engaged iu the hunt re'
paired to the hotel where an excellent sup
per wa discussed.
The club will have another huut, on aai
urday, March 20th, with J. Moore and F
B. Shortridge, as cnptains.
Jail Delivery.
Three Men Escape from the
Lane County Jan.
Monday mornine hut th dicovcry was
made that the three prisoners confined n
county jail had escaped, the night previous,
by prying off one of the boards, with which
that institution is lined, and kicking one me
rotten old rock. All th tool they po
sessed consisted of a case knif nd ak
bludgeon sharpened to a poiut. The pris
oner were allowed t remain of night to
gether iu the large rom, froin which before,
several escapes have been made. A lie jail
ha three cell iu it lined tb tH"1"
iron, and it shows official negligence that
the prisoner were not c'oufined iu them of
niirht. The iirimner were all awaiting tne
action of the grand jury for offnnses, as fol
lows:
George Campbell, crand larceny ac Cress-
well, bail fixed at SJOO.
Charles Sargent, grand larceny, bail S.00.
John Lance, att mpt to commit rape, bail
$.100.
Xa rewards have been offered for their ap
prehension, and up to the present tim noth
ing has been heard of them.
Entertainment.
The Laureau and Eutaxian Societies have
prepared au attractive programme for pre.
sentatioii before the publio this evening.
Their effort to plcaie have iu the past beeu
successful and we doubt not that they will
fully susUin their reputation in the perform
ance this evening, The following is the pro
gramme:
PART FIRST.
Music Orchestra.
Declamation "The Curse of Regulus," G
M Hoyt.
Solo 'Tim In It," T C l'owcll.
Recitation "The Red Cross Sisterhood,"
Reulicna Spillor.
Duet Misses Alice and Mary Dorris.
PART SECOND.
Drama "Eulisted for the War" or "The
Home Guard." The following is the cast of
characters;
Robert Truewerth E. E- Bu'k
Wilder Rowell '--O. M. Hill
U. r . c iarne
T. 0. Powell
, 8. W. Condon
A. S. Rosenthal
Mis Irene Dunn
..,.Miss AnnaPengra
.Miss Lnlu uunu
Resignation.
Owinc to th fact that new duties have
recently been imposed upon u other than
our school work, and that a we do Hot love
Work auy ton well, we have been induced to
Teien the editorshiD of this department to
tome one abler, more williug, and more anx-
1 . if. i i r.
ou to maniuuiate tne eimo.ui num. nucr
t -
havinir thorimi'Mv vanva.'Sed the precinct i
0 -o " "
of the Laureans that person has been found
Yes. ho. who has evr been a friend and ben
efactor to th two societies, has at last been
honored by a position where his talent can
liina further tlmn tha narrow limit of the
dubatinar hall, wher hi merit will be re-
m ,
counted around othtr fireside than those of
Eucne. Knowing that h never fails iu his
undertakings aud judjing from his past
achievmenta in literary work, w pr diet for
him tuccess, and wish him the iam pleas
ures that wr our while penning thought
. . . i
in tha interest ot rising nHiiiaiiuy. nuu
now as w make our exit we have the pleas
ure of introducing to the literary public
Mr. George A. Dorri, who will, from this
issue assume the management of this depart
ment. W. U. TAYLOR.
Quirks.
A Senior wants to know what "Fireman"
I 11 !l 1.
moan. : To the nest oi our Kuowicog iv
"Fired''-man
When a member of the Eutaxian becomes
Hoses Jenks. .
Hiram Jenks
iiiin
Lieut.Col. ttxer.
Gaylie (Jiffonl. . . ,
Mii. True worth.
Mattio Trueworth
Bjcial Cldh. Next Friday evening,
March 19th, will be the last dance ef the
season, and the management has determined
to have a grand time Committee of arrange
ments was appoiuted by the president con
sisting of A V Peters, U 0 Yau Houten and
D E Rice. A nice supper will be giveu
which will cost $1 25 per couple, and aU
membe are requested to call on A V Peter.
aud get their tickets by Tuesday next. Mrs.
Dr Hemenway, Mis Irene Dunn, Charles
Lauer aud F W Osburu are the reception
committee. Dance will close at 3 A. M.
Rinit Riubon. At the meeiing of the
R1..J, lLihhou Club Wednesday evening the
president, Mr B F Dorris, was authorized to
aniHiint a committee of n ue to attend w an
business of the club ando select candidates
to dace before the people in viie coming
.
citv election. This committee is intended
" . . s 1
to be changed, partly, every four monins, oy
the retirement of three members and ine ap
pointment of three others to their place.
Vim Horse. Mr. P. F. Castleinan a for
mer resident of Eugene, has iu his city, at
present, a fine stallion that will remain uu
r! th. nomina season. The horse is import
ed from Bloomingfciu, Illinois, and has taken
several premiums at the county lairs in
that state, for the best horse of all' work,
w.d for the excellence of his colts.
Gen. Grant C. 8. Williams
Solo- "The Hauuted Stream," Miss Lulu
Dunn.
Annals Editress, Miss C. F. Roberta.
Musio Orchestra.
Admission 50 cts.: reserved seat 75 cts.,
to lie secured at Osburn's drug store.
Cottage Grtvt Items.
A correspondent at Cottage Grove sends
the following itoms under date of March
11, 1SS0:
Ths sturdy yeoman is ajain in th field sow
ing seed while the sun shines.
Mr. Davis, nronrietor of the portable photo
graph gallery, is in town. Hs says th camera
will ba in snootin',' oruer to-morrow. "
if. r..,., Sullnrf atnrtal Monduv on a
business tour to San Francisco, for the purpose
... a 1 f it
of settling up the estate ot Ins deceaseu lamer,
His many friend unite iu wishing him a plea
ant trip to the Bay city aud a safe return.
Tl. moid erowth of our city has occasioned
a scarcity of business houses on Front street
In one businesi house, 12x10, there are uoing
l.iwinou. a nhotosranher. dentist, patent-mea-
i-no ,W.nr. and a tonsorial artist, all doing
active work. They would respectfully ask for
mors room.
STATE UNIVERSITY.
A 1 J . I .1.. At,
A uoiuwn ueyoiea vo sua mw.viw ... mi
Truman and Ktituviun T.itxrarv Societies, ami
th State University.
W. C. IAYUOII, IDITOH.
Look out for the
Li
New ad. Next Week.
S, H. FRJEIDLIr.
HAS .1 t'ST Ol'KN Kl) FOlt TUK Hl'Kl -w A. i- ouu.'ir.u
THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS
vvl'I) urri ti'IIT 'I'll K.ITIJKXE.
AUVV V V w w
01711 STOCK OF
CLOTHING
i noil a indium. .. "" i -r j
married, th ocicty immediately transfers xtrmn i-n-piv ncreaiied and w can show as
t. - th. "onarv" list. handsom a line of ready made good iu
her name to the "onry" list
v.... niliiiainatio Laurean lay by thoe
K.K... ami ahow yourself with a fair
vnw i.w..,
Eutaxian to-night.
NntwithstandiiiB the Eutaxians think they
. "w.ll chosen" in the art ot liousenecp
ing, we've got the "boss" bread maker. Ami
ladies, its leap year.
Savaral of our vounir lady students be
came very much shocked at some of Prof.
ftilliar'a tiroceedines (electric . lhey new
evernoblyf!) responded to the call of th
machine with the characteristic "Uli lear i
,.;t,.Ko.l .hnnt so decree abve tho hrst
added line.
The Professor of Natural Sciences felt an
earthquak last week. After a brief and ex
..ati ills' in vault (ration the cJisturbance wai
nnn.1 to arise from the movement oi a iresn
man' foot nnilcr tne inssu '
Professor is now inquiring whether a former
Ji.turhanca was not caused by a similar
movement
It was not a "ga-as you-ploase" the othor
ight of the lectur when S( pliomnre aw
5ninr mi no- to the hither eim oi iowii.
Sonh. imacined that Senior wa aiming a
deadly blow at h's interests in that vicinity,
and he accordingly resolved to beat that lit
tie game. The last we saw of him ne was
.l..,lm.nT throuoh alleys, leauina over sira'l
sized lakes of turbid water, and splashing
through the nmd of the untidy crosswams to
MEN'S AND BOYS'
BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS
As can be found in th country, and t priees
i Win canmn iiui w
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
. ii 0ii. j i.t. . a..ldnilli1 uMtirtmnt nf all
IS wen nueu iw ; , , , V Y
leading styles and fnshimiable shades of goods.
EMPRESS CLOTHS, MUU u,
ami
AMKKICAN DRESS GOODS, .
pui.I l'Kin ami Ooera Fliinnols of all eolo.s.
Bloaclicd it UnblonclHMl Uotton lan
nelH.
Ladies' And Gen's1 underwoar,
SIIaWLS and SCAUF.S
WOOL BLANKETS,
ALL COLORS.
Trunks and Treveliug Satchels,
HATS and CAPS in th leading Style.
OILCLOTHS for floor and tabl as.
ROOTS AND SHOES.
iW woidd eall special atteution to esar tek ef
Mens' and Hoys nan trunclsco Boots,
'un.i..h wa have sold for a number of years with
'great satisfaction. Every pair warranted.
A complete stock ct
HARDWARE, PLOWS AND FARMIIt
UTENSILS.
CHOICE TEAS, CANNED GOODS
And all choice FAMILY GROCERIES at
'astonishingly low '.
IlIVEKPOOL A CARMEN ISLAND SALT
llliuhest price for all klnibi of produce and
WOOT..
ii.ihii:d(
s.
Robinson & Church,
DKAI.KItA I
SHELF& HEAVY HARDWARE
HAVE THK
GcstSelcctcU Stock In Oregon
HAVE FOR sal
at the LOWEST
Kutcs.
IRON. STEEL,
AXES, ANVILS,
NAILS, ROPE,
CahU Cham,
ami Pocket
CUTLERY,
.S'S, PISTOLS,
AMMUNITION,
JRICULTURAL,
IMPLEMENTS,
niastirg Powder,
Fishlnif Tackle.
Etc.. Etc,
W invit an xaB
(nation of our goods,
confident that ut
STOCK will (uit. Us
time.
the
To Odd Fellows.
Cottage Giiovk, March 8, 1880.
To aav and all members of the Odd Fel
low fraternity redding, iu the vicinity of
Cottage Grove, Oregon:
You are respectfully invited to meet at
ood Teinnlar's hall, iu Cottage Grove, ou
Thursday, March 25. 18S0, at 1 t. M ., for
the purpose of trying to organize a lodge m
. . r . 1 . 1. Ml - I ..I
till place. All Will pieso aucim.
Yours in F. L. T.,
H. Wbuiiit,
J ah. A. Stkrmno,
H. Thompson,
C. H. Wallace,
Fbank Whipple.
nf his heart's desire. We have
Wri.d that all out of breath he reached tho
leaired gate just in time U e tho other
...i:..:.l.l atn into the next house:
!' 1 .
,nd the old folks tills us that school-ilnys
are the happiest of life.
Lectures Wanted.
Why can't we have a few lectures in this
city by some of Oregou' best men ? It is
perhaps a little late to begin agitating the
...hi.,.t. hut we miirht listen to several leo-
tures yet, er tudie clse for ths year. It
i. wmtnmarv. and the example has been set
hefor us in other citie. where Universities
liwated. to have, during the Winter, e
rics of lectures upon subjects pcitaiuing to
ethics, travel, etc. We should be
hichlv aratitied ta listen to a good lecture
occasionally, and think it would form not an
n..im..nrtant tiart of our stuiliefc. II we rec
ollect aright this good movement was set on
foot by a literary club of this place, aud it
.:.. .li.l nut ilin out for lac It oi pa-
uci viiiij '
tronave. Would that it had contiuued. We
. jliMMit fVmntT
AWBU"" L
Mx. P. J. McPherson, has commeBosd th wwtt
r,.vrsTios Called. The Republican
Central Committee of Lane county, met at
the Court House in this city Tuesday, ana
i..n.,l a call tar a county conventiou for the
f naminatiuir county otticers, to
meet Friday, April 16th. They recommend
that primaries b held Saturday, April imn
t... Vrtni'L Tha I. X. L. Store u now
.i.inr larL-e aduitions to their stock,
which when fully received, will be larger
hn anw atock evel before brought to Eu
gene. Their motto i "cheap for caah." Go
and examine for yourself.
TuPttovEMENTs. Mr. J. L. Rankin ha
nnrehased. for his u, the vacant lot adjoin
in th Gcabo office, and will build npon it
dnrinir th coming nmraer. The purchase
price wa $400.
Woxans Rights. Hon. J. F. Amis
will deliver a lecture in th Coart House,
March 26th, on the aubject of woman
right. Ladie particularly invited to at
tend. .
RorisD.-Mr. R. M. MsObolIand, f
Jnnction. ha raopened hi drag stor afUr
; having beea closed for a short tim
Blue Ribbon Club.
Th following is the programs for March
18, 1880:
Music.
Prayer.
Music
Addres by L. G. Adair.
Music
Recitation.
Music
Declamation.
Music
Circulation of pledge.
Five minute siteecnes.
Music
Benediction.
and indeed t our faculty, that such a course aan u ,ff0rde.i.
f i..tnra would be hailed with loy by th
ttudents, and no doubt by the citizeus of
i.'.,.,. in ueneraL Who will make tne
muu in-
Special Notice.
f tt W. Prfttvman. nronrietor of the
Railroad Nursery, will send a large lot of
his fine Fruit Trees to Euee.ne City lor ie.
tu. -mixW .fT-it ) Kncpnfl tbe lota oi
A acj w - -
March, 1880, in care of the
(IRANOC STORE.
Any person desiring to set a Plum or
Prune orchard will never have a Better
than this to set a fine orchard at
very low rates. W. H. Dodoe, Agent.
Sportsman Clcb. -At the last meeting of
this Club several new names were proposed for
membership. A very Interesting eiy on vuo
land. A. W. htowell wa selected to entertain
the Club at the next meeting.
iBtnriBcc.
BOOT- Hi SHOE STOREr
A. HUNT,' Proprietor.
Shop on Willamette treet, 2nd door north
' . . . i........a fit., n.
ot naruware sioro, r.ujMwvii;i v..
I will hereafter keep a complete stock of
LADiXN', 31 1 SWEPT
AND-
CIIILDUEN'S SEIOES
:u(tcrH, Cloth and Kid,
It lit tun IlootM,
Sllpporn, white and black,
(Riielals,
Frrn h kid Shoe).
MENS BOYS
FINE AND HEAVY
BOOTS k SHOES
And lu fact everything in th BOOT and
uiii iv. lim.. to which 1 intend to devota m
especial attention.
in nnnns
IV I w -
VVtra miinuftti'turea to oracr,
ARE FIRST CLASS
tronaL'e. Wou U t iat it naa coniiuueu. mo r - (1i i,.
iroiiage. And irimrantced a represented, and will I
would hint to some of our prominent men, ft J tll. oweht price that a k""1 "rtlcl.
. ii l I... ),. .iipIi a nnurse - i ..l...l -,r'7.?Ht.f . A. lllllVT
A. HUNT.
CRAIN BROS.
Resolutions,.'
I
DSALER8
IN
B. F. DORRIS,
DEALER IN
Stoves.
i
Hudson,
i'lim pa,
Pipes,
Tlnworcw
AND
House Furnishing Goods Generally
Wells Driven Promptly
AND
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Willamette Street,
Eugene City, Oregon.
1'LliCKI,
Wolrhrt and
sw
Jewelry.
Musical instruments, Toys, Notions, etc
n. fnl!owinff resolution were unanimous
ly adopted at the last regular meeting of the
Laurean Society; ,
iv...ii. Dr. A. W. Patterson ha pie
ented te the Laurean and Eutaxian corpora
tion 16 volumes of the British l'eu; were
i l. :
iora uv i . . i - , .
r.wwiLVM). That we. the Laurean Society, If vml wuh to luy yoiir goods ciieap, you nun
' . . I . . . . .h nl
. i'.....j...i.ii. l.ii.nnn nor iinoere K w l"
nereoj wjimcr w
thank for this valual-le atiaitin to our
Watches. Clocks, and Jewelry repaired and
a,rntl. Northwest corner of WlUamette
and Eitfhth street.
be
Iirartf .
' ...
Rvvit.vcD. That these resolutions
...r,l nn the minutes of our society,
P. van That tli secretary d insvrucv
ed to preseut Dr. I'atteraon with a copy of
these resolutions, aud also to lurnisn tne
ciety's ditor with a copy for publication.
U. A. MOODDY,
E. E. Eumie,
W. L. Bowe,
Committee
LURCH BROS.,
. turtvii
TVa truati AM
A UC vi-K
General Merchandise
. i n..-.in.1 nA flipv all mmls chean
. ... i.. iw i. .nvwtwN in tlia W ti
er man n can .' - "
UmetU vallt
Notice to Politicians.
Lane County
! MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION
NEW IDRIAN
mm mini compaht
OF DOUGLAS COUNTY, OGH
Tnrnrnarntad. June. 1878.
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OFFICERS!
PuMiriMT-A. Ij. Todd. SucBrrAav As
rwliiwl'wlit 1iictoh J. P. (Jill, i. W.
JacksoB, T. S. lUlahauKk, A. L. Tedd and A
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lMndpal office for sal of stock at J. P. Gill
ft Son a dug stora.Pustomc buildisf, Ege
I HAVE ESTABLISHED A
LUMBER YARD
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fu til C'nirr III ievruiu . udiiiiw
streeta.and kee constantly on hand lumLar f
all kiii'ls. Seasoned flooring and rustic, fen
i i a w llTTVV .
UUC auu iciiue nmn m, v.
p.n ill annnallv put upon th market
f the world the betlotfpreidnU, cabinet
r1Mra mercantil nabobs, Darruiers,
JL D.'s and bloaUd bond holders that bs
. I, .t tha disDoaal of th public. !o
rewonable offer refused. Vf recommend
these as a rtrictly pure article ground out
'tiff iha mnnrvimitia OI mix
"... . . ' .u. k. - PRnmrv: TAKEN AT THE HIGH-
wis Ma. Witn pieur. w. - auk'VT RATES.
rflHIS ASSOCIATION HAS OS niju
OuOlHi, and are receiving every month new
aurmlie nited to thU maritei.
(iood ar sold low and .
AT ONE PRICE TO ALL !
i'.JanJ Tlivisi. avrsi rnriMntinaT four o(
V siiacs ww r "
the snost popnlar and reliable Insurant
Cempanie on thi Cet to-wit Conneticut
mercial Union, of Louden; Hamberg k Rre-, from onr
me of lUmbera; representing a capitmi . With pleasure w reiw wib - -l-w
Tel. ,S0U0,M. bX nU&t "" eeUbrUd Giv nTaall b4f. PJ.rcha.in,, - tt o
till th harae is iWes belor yo hc tn j I ,.,v.u tw oU and irir pnoea. api
stabl deer." .
Eugene City Brewery.
math i as eelm:.:, !'rO
Is now prepare.) te fill all wwn fee
LAGER BEER
OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY,
Pnmm an.1 u tnm vnnnvlf. A aaod articla.
need ne recommendation.
RoMnna fc Church at th Hardware Store,
keep th largest and beet teleeted steak of wall
par and bonier in Eusren City, comprising i
part, brown, Blanks, Satin, Gilt and Ecu
il palr, which they puruhase direct fium ths)
Kaotarn factoriee and will sell aa cheap ti
shjmpeat. All paper tdramd ftj v4 chtrgta
of aaseanngthe county.