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tjITY AND COUNTY.
BRIEF MEXTIOS.
Moonlight nights.
BarTting grain i oomniencingin earnest.
A Urge amotut of bay is being hauled into
'town.
Joiathe Haneeckftud English club to
'night The M E Conference will meet ia this
city. Augftit 19th.
Blackberries re selling for 62J cents per
'gallon, in thf city.
Mr. J M Kitchen, of Irving, will move Into
lis new stors next Monday.
Hancock and English Clubs should be
'form in precinct in Lane county.
Dr G C Harris, formerly of t as place i
BOw located in Pendleton, Eastern Oregon.
A party of young gentlemen and ladies
'were out serenading one evening this week.
The Republicans, sj far have failed to
'lelve the problem contained iu the puzzle
Mrs JacVmih'wa married to a Mr Spray
who lives near Cottage GroVe, last Thursday
'evening.
Th highest prict paid in C ASH for Hides
Furs Deer Skins and Chickens, at the store of
& Rosenblatt Co.
A private pionio was. given one day this
week across the river near this place. A jolly
'time was had.
Bishop Morris preached last Sunday
'morning and evening at the Episcopal church
'to appreciative audiences.
St John Skinner has located in Walla Walla,
W. T. The report in the Journal that he
'would soon be back is a mistake.
The Guard should be read by every citi-
i en of Lane county during the Presidential
earn paign. No 6 te ibsTibe
A Philadelphia clerk who has more basi
'iness tact than hi employer, was heard to
Temark: "Thank fortune the boss has
itopped advertising for the season; now we
have a rest"
Three traveling "vags" exhibited ft couple
;of trained bears iu the stroet one day this
week. They took up a collection but most
f the people declined to help support the
lazy ragabonds.
By the carelessness of a compositor we
were made to say in an item from Cottage
Grove, that the supper was a poorly gotten
'up affair, when it should have been nicely
instead of poorly.
Business men should not forget that
blank notes, bill-heads, statements, letter
beads, and every description of commercial
printing are neatly and promptly executed
at the Guard office.
County School Superintendent Gill re
quests us to state that the apportionment of
state school funds have not, as yet been
made, but as soon as it is be will give the
school clerks due notice.
A German and his two children entertain
ed our citizen on the streets one evening this
week with some sple- did instrumental and
vocal music. Wheu ft collection was taken up
the people responded handsomely.
Mr Marsh Fclshaw and family, left us
Wednesday, with the intention of settling in
the Palouse country. Mr B takes quite a
number of horses with him, and horse rais
ing will be his main employment
LiBh Applegate, the Government wharf
watchman in this city, for which he derives
a, salary of $75 per month, is putting in his
lime in the southern part of the state trying
ing to create a Garfield boom. Staudard.
Rev S Monroe Hubbard will prerch next
Sunday morning in the Christian Church.
Subject, "Religious Shams." Elder 0 H
Hodges will preach iu the evening. Sjbject,
"The Dawn of the Model Ministry." Sun
Hay school at 9:48 A. M. All made welcome.
Position Accepted. We understand that
Prof. T. C. Bell has icceptcd the position of
Principal of the Oregon City public school
and that he will leave here about the 1st of
September for his new field of labor. We clip
the following from the Clackamas Democrat,
which explains itself. "The school b.mrd
held ft meeting Saturday evening to provide
teachers for the next school year. Present P
Paquet, E L Eastham. Maj. Bell, of Eu
gene, was elected principal with salary fixed
kt $900 per year. Mrs Bell was elected as
one of the assistants."
National Policb Record. Information
obtained for the National police record,
blanks for which were furnished by the Cen
sus Bureau at Washington shows there are
in Porthnd, twenty-three houses of known
prostitution, containing in the aggregate sixty-nine
women of ill repute. These figures
do not include the Chinese resorts, private
place or assignation houses. Portland Bee.
PrrmoB roa Commutation.--a petition
wi circulated for signature in Hillsboro
last week by Mr Wiutzingcrode praying
Governor Thayer to commute the sentence
of death passed upon H Wintzingerodeto im
prisonment for life. The plea is based on the
well attested fact of the mental imbecility of
the culprit was signed by ft number nf prom
inent citizen.
Tm Califobnian. The Californian fo
August ha been received, and we find it to
be tally np to the lUodard of the preceding
numbers. This magazine should be taken ry
all w)ut Uka an interest in literature, for it
ia the but periodical ever published on the
eeaat, and we think,it is fully ft good ft any
ia th East Trm, ingle copy, 25 cents;
per year, $3.
' EAn.OADMTiNO.-Postrftrenp calling
for a meeting of tb people of Willamette
Forks to be held at Coburg to-day, at 1 P.
M-, for the purpose of asking utecription to
fopveBtoftOrefoiiiaa Railroad Company,
mr''
whe propoa. to locate their route through that
pertioa of the valley snoa.
Babbitt Metai We have a lot of old
Which PBt t'", n'f "J tive aid to our fine corp. of Ucbr.-PeH-Babbitt
metal, that will he dupeeed of i'IT" "i ,
Hancock Club.
The Club met at the Court House tod ef
fected permanent organization, toil aJnpted
constitution and by-law. The following
permanent officer were elected:
President RB Cochran.
Vice fresideuts Cha Liner, Etq, Hon
T G IlendricL, Hon J M Thompson, Boo
0 B Dorris.'
Recording Secretary M S Walli.
Corresponding Secretary J C Whiteaker.
Treasurer J L Rankin.
, Executive Committee C V Fitch, C
Ilodes, Jessee Cox, J R Campbell, J T Wit
ter, Joseph Neihoff, L M Davis, Frank Un
burn, W T Campbell. John O'Brien. James
Matlock, James Gearhart, M MJDavis.
Finance Committee--J J Walton, Jr., J L
Rankin and W F Cheshire.
Sergeaotat-ArmsGeo W rtinsey.
Any person may become ft member of thii
Club who is iu accordance with the princi
ples announced in the first clause of this con
stitution, who signs his name hereto:
We, the undersigned voters, do hereby
pledge ourselves to vote for the Democratic
electors of Ibis state at the coming election;
to work dilligently from now until election
for their success; to devote nur entire time
upon the day nf the lecticn to thae end. all
under the direction of the Executive Com
mittee, and to do all in our power, every
way to secure ft full vote, a fair election, an
bonjst count and the inauguration of the
men elected.
The meeting night of the club is every Sat
urday evening at 8 P. M . All invited to at
tend. On motion meeting adjourned.
A Novel Bridal Tour.
The following in relation to the bridal tour
of Rev L H Wells, who was formerly rector
of the Episcopal Church of this place we clip
from the Seattle Intelligencer:
The Rev L li Wells and his new wife have
gone off on a regular Iridal tour. They left
here several days ajo iu a row boat, all pro
visioned and fixed for protracted absence.
Their destination was the head of Hood's
Canal, eighty or a hundred miles distant. As
they took no sail their progress must neces
sarily be slow, and if they go along as easily
as they intended, and as far, and make all
the steps they will be absent quite while.
They will camp out on the way. For their
purpose, better weather could not be given
than they are now enjoying. Such ft bridal
tour, to those tired of life in the dry and
dusty town, or of the city, it is to be com
mended, and ia one likely to be physically
beneficial and to be remembered with pleas
ure for long years to come.
Drowned.
The people were agaiu surprised last Sat
urday to hear of another accidental drown
ing. From what we have learned the facts
of the case are as follows: Last Saturday a
boy aged about 7 and a girl about 9 years of
age, children of Mr John Gilbert, a farmer
who lives on the McKenzie river, went out a
Ashing, when by some means the bny fell in
tlio river, rfrid the little girl jumped in the
river, attempting to rescue her brother, hut
in tho attempt she was alio drowned. The
boy's body was recovered.it being found in a
whirl in the river soino distance below, the
body not yot having sunk. A thorough hunt
for the other body has been made, but it has
not, as yet; been found. It is supposed that
it has went under a drift a short distance
below, whkh if true, destroys all hopes of
over recovering it.
Kelly's Time Expires.
The position of Collector of Customs is
considered a sort of sinecure by our promis
ing politicians and therefore the occupancy
of that office is looked upon by eaijer eyes.
A change will soon be made and the lucky
man has been already mentioned. Hon
Henry fiilfry, it is reported, has telegraphed
to Col. Cann, of Salem, that Shurtleff will
receive the appointment. Mr Gilfry is relia
ble authority and if he has forwarded the
dispatch bd reported there is no doubt in our
niiid that the appointment will soon be
made. George A. Steele, Esq , will probably
be appointed to the first deputyship, a posi
sition now held by Mr. Shurtlefl". -Mercury.
The Portland Bee says that Mr. Shurtleff
was appointed on the 8th of July.
A Porcupine Killed.
Mr. James A. Stevens, who li-c a few
miles east of this place, was 'surprised to see
a large porcupine in his door yard, last Sun
day morning, keeping his dog at bay, when
Mr. Steven got a rail and kjlled the animal.
This is the first porcupine we have heard
of being killed in this county or the Willam
ette valley. The animal after it was dead
was thoroughly examined by several persons,
and all agreed that it was ft porcupine. It
was of good size, and ita body tfas covered
with sharp prickles, oine of which were sev
en or eight inches in length and when it was
attacked by the dog, it filled the brute' nose
full of the quills.
Coi5eCtion with the C. P. R. R. The
Or'gonian Railway Company' surveyors are
locating the line from Browuav'ille to Spring
field and thence will continne on over the
mountains to connect with with the Central
Pacific at Winnemucca. The capital neces
sary for tbe prosecution of the work, as we
have been reliably informed, is already in
the hands of the company, and no doubt
exists that th road to Winnemucca will be
completed without unnecessary delay. Rail
road connection with California and the
East will be assured" by mean of thi rout
in a comparatively hort tim. Portland
Bee.
New TEACHes! Miase Julia F. Adam
and Ev 8. Rice, recently elected to th po-
! . . . - hftftlii- ffrad-
- -. - -
j Eugene. These young ladie come highly
. -.--..-a-a, will doubtleas give etfeo
Personal.
Prof f H Grubbs, of th Dalle, is ia town.
H C Humphrey went to Portland thi
week.
Mr LO Jackson ha been ia town visiting
friend and relative.
Mr Robt Bean want to Portland Monday
on professional business.
Surveyor General Tolttan cam np from
Portland yesterday.
Mia Lillian Pool, niece of Mr L 0 Adair,
is in town on a visit
Mr Meyer Rosenblatt, of Portland, but
who formerly lived here, is in town visiting
friends.
Mr J W Christian hii gone to Lena, Uma
tilla couuty, to visit his brother, Mr. Samuel
Christian,
Bishop Morris, Rev A P Andwgon and Dr
Orburne went up the McKenzie this week
on a fishing excursion.
Mr Wm Currier, of Portland, was ia town
several days this week. He went to the
McKenzie springs, Thursday.
Miss Bessie Biles and Miss Ella Stephens,
of Portland, have beeu visiting tbe family of
Mr J B Underwood, this week.
Messrs Ed McClanahan, Johu Church and
Henry Huddleaton left Thursday for the
McKenzie bridge, where they iutend puttiug
in a boat and fiahiug down the river.
Mr John Kelly, of Portland, was in town
thi week. Mr Kelly has become tired(!)
of the duties pertaining to the office of Col
lector of Customs, and intend soon, to re
linquish the same.
Senator Hendricks and family, J. S. Lucky
and wife, and E Stewart, have gone to spend
a few week in tho mountaius rusticating.
They go Up the McKenzie route over the
mountains to the Deschuttes, and will re
turn by the Middle Fork.
Cottage Crow Ilcmi.
A correspondent at Cottage Grove send
the following item under date of July
21, 1SS0:
Time are very quiet siuce the Fourth.
A lodge of the I. 0. 0. F., will soon be
organized hare.
The village, since the departure ' of Law,
is without a saloon.
It is the intention of the Masonic Lodge
of this place, to organize an Eastern Star
Lodge next Saturday evening.
The wheat crop is getting along nicely.
Farmer are now U busy cutting. hay, and
some are already harvesting their crops.
Crow and Caldwell, watchmaker and
photographers, left last week for east of the
mountaius, after being with us a few week.
This place wA treated last week to a trav-
eling bear show. The usual hat collection
was made, aud the usual small amount re
ceived. The weather ha been extremely warm
during the put week. The soda fountains
of Messrs Scarbrangh and McGowan and Os-
buru iCo, were very well patronized.
Quite a number of teams passed through
towu, during the past week, eu route to Pass
Creek on a blackberry hunt. As usual edi
tors and printers were obliged to stay at
homo.
Water Works in Eugene.
Henrv Bowen has constructed a machine
for boring pipes to be used in constructing
water works in Eueene City . A Pelton horse
power will be used to run the machine. The
timbers for boring will be ten inches in diam
eter, ten feet long, cut from green pole-timber;
an iron band will secure the joints, and
the whole will be coated with coal tar. Mr
Bowen intends f xm commence tho con
struction of a reserVoir of the Capacity of
141,000 gallons at the springs on the hill to
the east of the city. Ihe reservoir will be
built mostly under grcuud, and the pipes
will be laid at a depth of three teet beucatn
the surface. Portland Telegram. We have
heard of no such enterprise, and there is no
Henrv tioweu in this city, and furthermore
there are no hills east of thi city for several
miles. Roseburg must be the place instead
of Eugene.
When Profanity is Proper. Yonng
man, don't wear. Ther i no occasion for
swearing outside of a printing olfiie, where
it is useful in proof eading, aud iudispensa-
hlv npcsoarv in tfettintf forms to ureas. 11
has been known to materially assist an edi
tor in looking over the paper after it i
priuted. But otherwise, it ts a foolish habit.
Liabilities $138,000. Messrs. Smith,
Brasslield and' oflier members of th Harris
bur firm. Whose liabilities reach a total of
$13t;000, over $70,000 of which is due in
Portland, have beeu in the city fortwo Say
trvini to effect a settlement with tbeir cred
tors, though thus far no satisfactory settle -
has beeu arrived at. Bee, July 21st.
Caution. There are some penon canvas
sing the county for signer to a pledge to sup
port Garfield. Do not sign any such pledge
and tell your neighbor not to put their
names down. It i uosaf to sign everything
that ( presented. The document sometime
come back in tbe shape of a promise
to pay money. Look out for them.
$00 Reward. Up to the time of going to
press, the body of the ion of Mr. Jarrett's,
baa not been recovered, although an incee
aant hunt has beeu kept up line tbe; occur
rence of the sad event The citizen have
generously offered a reward of $o0 to any
one recovering tbe remains.
Marriet. At tbe residence of the bride'
patents, July lltb, by J- Handsakr, J. P.,
Mr J B Despain of Pilot Rock, Umatilla Co.,
ai.d Mis L J Hurt, of Gusben, Lao county.
Crfy Delinquent Tax.
LOOlT OCT LAST CALL.
I will commence levying oa property Au
gust thaoth, I860.
J E. Attibsst, VbL
Th most popular and fragrant Perfume of
th day "HACKMKTACK" try it Sold by
usouru a a., urugKtxta, Eugene Ulty, uregon
- A Good Thing.
German Syrup U tho special proscription of
Dr. A llojnhee, a celebrated Geiinan l'hyul
oian, and it acknowledged to be one of th most
fortunate dioo-rles in Medicine. It quicklv
our Coughs, Colds aud all Lung troubles di
th severest nature, removing, as iv does, the
eaus of the affection and leaving the parts in
a strong and heulthr condition. It is not au
experimental medicine, but has stood the test
of ycai. giving satisfaction in every case,
which its rapidly increasing sale every season
confirm.. Two million buttles sold annually.
Beware oi medicines of similur muuet, lately
introduced Uoschea's (inrmn Svruu was Intro
duced in the United States in liWS, and is now
sold iu every town ami villas in the civilized
world. Three doses will relieve any ordinary
cough. Price 73 cunts. Sample bottle, 10
cents.
Daunted" Mr.
Debt poverty and sufferins haunted inn
for years, cans' d by a sick family aud largo
bill for doctoring, which did no good. I was
completely discouraged, until one year ago,
by the aavice ol my pastor, I prwured Hop
Bitters aud commenced their use, and in one
month we were all well, ami none of as have
been sick a day since; and I want to say to
all poor men, you can keep your families
well a year with Hop Bitters (for less than
one doctor' visit will cost A Working
man. I wish Everybody to Know
Rev. Georje H. Thaver. an old citizen of
this vicinity known to every one as a most in
fluential citizen, ami Christian minister ot the
M. E. Church iust this moment stonned In our
store to say. "I wish everybody to know that
1 consider that both myself an I wile owe our
lives to Shilnh's Consumptive Cure." It is
having a tremendous sale over nur counters
and i giving perfect satisfaction in all cases nf
Lung IJineases, such as nothing else has done.
.bourbon. Inu, May lo, 1. 8,
lars. Matchett & Franc
Sold by Osburn & Co.. Druggists.
A CARD.
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,11 Ml ITIIU KtV aUHSIIII lll'IU III. (.III.
inrli.wrMt.inMa nf vnntli lirvnna wat'tian. Aitrlv
decay, loss of manhood, Ac, I will send a re-
i i .mi 1 1 1.. I.. . i.. m i nn
cine anu win cure you, r ijTj or timmir
This (freat remedy was discovered by a mission
arv in South America. Send a self-addressed
envelope tolisv. Joseph T. In man, Station 1),
New ork City.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Citation
In the County Court of the State of Oregon,
tor the county of lane.
In the matter of the estate of Daniel Harkins,
deceased : Citation.
To Daniel Ilarkinc, James Harkins and John
Harkins, heirs of Daniel Harkins, de
ceased, and all others interested iu such
property!
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, you are herehv cited and required
to apiiear iu the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for the county of Lane, on Monday,
the toth day ot scoteinber, lwu, at lu o clock
in the forenoon of that day, then and there to
show cause, if any there be, why an order
should not tie mado authorizing the Hale of
lots Nos. 1 and 2, of Sec 28, T. 17 SS., K. 2
West. belongiUK to the estate of Daniel liar-
kius, deceased.
Witness, the lion. it. vv.
Fitch. Judge of the County
) cp.iT 1 Court of the State of Oregon,
1 aCjAL" f for the county of Lane, with
s ' the seal of the court affixed,
this 5th day of July 1880. Attest :
juivi, WAlU'., ieric.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL
Corner Willamette and Ninth Strceta,
EUGENE CITY, OP.
J. W. FROXK,
Proprietor.
Th Itoue Ua beeu thoroughly
rtnovnttrd, both Inside
and outside.
The FINEST Sample Rooms in the city.
TERMS MODERATE.
Give the House a trial, and be assured that
you will get the best the market anords.
The House is newly furnished.
Free Coach to and from the House,
Srrre an Injunction on DUrasf.
By Invigorating a feeble constituion, renovat
ing a debilita ed phyniqne, and enriching a
thin and innutritious circulathm with Hostet
ter's Stomach Bitters, the finet, the most
highly sanctioned, and the mort papular tonic
and preventive in existence.
I or sale I y all IriiffliKU and Dealers
generally.
If you wish to I ij your g'ods cheap, you must
go to to store of
LURCH BROS,,
OOTT.A OR OBOVE.
j
They keep en. of th. largest stock, o!
General Merchandise
w''"1"
er thae it can be bmht anywhere in th W il
lamette vallev. ; ;
Notice or Final rSetllement.
VfOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEX THAT
ThoniM i. Ck. alniinirtrtor of
th enUU of Jacob Cook, deceased, ha filed his
account f'-r final setr.ement, and that th. firt
Monday in SepUml.jr, 1M0 b ren set for
final buin. THOMAS J. COOK,
I Admiaiatratnr.
BTOMACII .
Overstocked at the
I. X. L
HAVE RECEIVED SUCH AMAMMOUTtI STOCK OF SPRING GOODS, WHICH
weraust end are bound tobesold at the VKUY LOWEST price. Bargain from N
York Ani-tions. Goods received by every steamship in large lots. l'HICES IjOW DOWN
COM PETITION is the life of trails and there is so much competition that that Good Qt be
sold low to gaiu trade, and owing to the facilities we will again state that our price uauaot be
beat.
Heavy Shirtinp, war. to wanh, 7 yds. for 81.
Heavv Gingham, 8 yds. for ill.
32 inch, wide txst ricking, 7 yds. for tl.
Latest stvles Yohi'r cloth, 7 yards for tl.
Host English Suiting, IS cents tier yard.
Late -t styles of itrocaded cloth, 22 cents per
yard. Sells iu Portland at 25c per yard.
White corded Pique, 8 yds for $1.
French Calico, 8 yds. for 81.
Heavy W Into r lannel, 20 ots er yard.
Iftrge size Nankins. 75cts per dnten.
Very Heavy 'lable Linen, 35 cts jwr yard.
Large Site Linen Towels, 3 for 50 cts,
Large size Bed Spreads, $1 each.
Keal Frouch Corsets, for 50 1 U each, worth 81.
Very best Corsets, 75 cis. to $1 23 each.
Ladies Heavy Merino Undershirts, 50 cts.
Ladies Heavy White Hose, l'.H cts per pair.
Ladies Heavy Colored Hosi, 25 rti per pair.
Ueat4l iu Black Cashmere 50 ei per yard, N Y
price, $1.
Genuine French French Cashmtrei war. all
wool, double Width. 65 cts Per yard.
Latest colors in cashmeres, and all shade in
ilka linioiLilixl uilL'a riiI ittiui at th x-iirv I
lowest figure. ;
We have n nice assortment of
en luits, and are offering them lower than they can be bought
elsewhere. WE PLAINLY SAY:
Profits or on Profits,
Wo invite everybody, because you will do
"3a?3S3S X.3.
B. F. DORRIS,
DEALER IN
Stoves,
ItnngTs,
I'limps,
J'lpcs,
Mrtafr,
Tinware.
AND
House Furnishing Goods Generally
Wells Driven Promptly
AND
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Wlllaiurtte Ntrret,
Eugene City, Oregon,
Eugene City Brewery.
MATH 1 AH KVAAAl't, I'.o'p
T5 Is now prepared to fill all orders fo
S-Mlager beer
OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY,
Come and see for yourself. A good article
needs no recommendation.
Ladle' Attention.
Perlin Fashion Patterns at Dunn k Strst
ton'.
LA BLM I -I am the sols
scent for this jelehrattd waion.
II. HK.VDRICKS.
War has commenced in Europe!
Atl
R. G. CALLISON
rS AGAIN AT HIS OLD H IS OLD STAXD
J J,"wtltametto StMt ,nd h,Tig bought th.
intereetof w.T.oi.urn in th. farmofcui-
. L iklMin U nmml tA furnish all who
a l.l.,irn ia nrf-iarad to furnish all who
maviriv. him a call with th beat quality of.
.very thing usually k'pt in a first cla grocery
and provinion store, rich as
Bl'GA R-S, IKA-i, COFFEE,
CANNED CJOOLn. TOBACCO ft
fir.kuv. r.tm ivil OI'EIJNS-
WAKE, WOOD AND WILLOW WAHE, j
at reawmable ntft In G.'i-SH "r PRODL'CE.
(jjve m a call and ?s wna i can u vi yu
lankfnl fn put pationag I invite you to
yXZfc- . an, tbj
EH I.
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CD fcj s hB
rb 1 2i
s lur
I I 2? 'I
STlTRl
Cliildtens Colored hurie, all sizes, 12 ct. p
pair. .
Large size Handkerchiefs, 5, 8, 10. 12, eta.
Silk Handkerchiefs, from 25 cts. upwards.
Nice Tidies, 25 cts apiece, worth 50 eta. -Heavy
Mens Meriuo Undershirts, S3 eta,
Very best, 50 cts.
Woolen Overshirta, large size, IL
Good Chiviot Shirts 40 to 50 ct.
White Dress, Dress Shirts, 75 cts to tl.
Mens Socks from 10 cts upwards. ,
BOOTS AND SHOES
Mens Heavy Kip Boots, $3 per pair.
Mens Heavy Plow Buckle Sho, I'i.
Ladies Calf Shoes, very best, $1 60,
Ladies Kid foxed scol. shoes, $1 50.
Ladies Kid foxed Button, very best, $2 ii.
Minna C'df, very best, SI 25.
Misses Kid foxed scol., very best, tl 25.
Misses M orocco lace, tl 50.
Misses Morocco Button, $2. 'i
Ladies white silk clocked hose, 25 cts per pal
Ladles Sumirer Mklrts, 50 ots each.
Two boxes naocr collars for 25 cts.
Large size piiture frames, 20 cts upwards.
Carpets and mattings at low price.
Clothing, Hats ami Ladies, Liu-
Goods MUST be S61&
better by surely trading with us than elsswbere
TL. S-T'OaOJS;
OSIllllft & 0'3
NEW DRUG STORK ON wiLLAk
etee Street, near Ninth,
' DKtl.Kilft IN
nituos.
CHEMICALS,
OILS, i
PAINTS,
GLASS,
VARN1SBE
PATENT MEDICINES, Ac.
Brandies. Wines and Liquoir
OF AIL KINDS.
Iu fact, we have the best assortment of article
found in
FIRST CLASS DRUG JT0RK.
We warrant all our drop., for they ar new aa
Freh. Particular attention is called to ear
Stock of
Perfumery at.u Toilet Articles!
A we have bought
OUR (!00',S FOR CASH
V can compete with any establishment In Be
gene City In price and accommodation,
liny your L'oods where you can get
the best and cheapest.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY FILLED
At all hours of the day or night
OS HU UN & C
ii. c. rsiiEHwooii. J. n. uhpsbwooo
UNDERWOOD BROS-, .
GENERAL 1JROKERS
BUT AND ELL
GOLD, SILVER,
CURRENCY
AND FXCHANGE
Money Received on Deposit.
NEGOTIATE LOAMS,
And til 8s' of
RGA.L ESTATE
Particular Attention Given to
Collections.
-AGENTS-
Connecticut and New Zealand InsuraoCassp
A WO AOEHTS
WELLS FAROO & Co.
I'd gen City, Orta-
S. Itoxenbfatt V
DEALEB9
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,'
At the old stand. Southwest corner ef Eight
and Willamette atrcet,
EUGEN CITY. OREOOS
Hav th most complete stock ef
General Merchandise
1 nth city, including
T
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hardware
Crockery',' f
And in fart everything thi maiMt dessasaf,
which w ar selling at
BED-ROCK PRICES.'
Paid
for all kind of frm produsTet
delivered at our Store.
S. Rosenblatt & C&;- r
T. G. HENDRICJfi
OR BrENA V.STASTONF WA
reeJle ariose. ' '-