TYANP COUNTY,
ANCGCK
my en.
BRIEF MESTIOH.
' g dissolution notice,
fir. Mti. Monday owing.
Urx, quaatitie of bopi ere being hauled
'"xh President ha passed and U g is
''j A Winter U rtill turning out fine Cabi
wt and 0rl Phot0- nJ " J
jr F. B. Dmn wishes inform tns far
ursthetbe wiU pay the higheit market
pri(for wht.
Th hlgbsst price pid in CASH fur Hide
nDMr Skins nd Chickens, at th itort of
gVsaulatUCo.
All tkos indebted to us, either by note or
ka.k account, nr requested to call nd et-
lkit OSBUBNtCo.
jlrS H Friendly will pay the highet
jwh market price for wheat Give hiin a
jjl Mere elling your grain elsewhera
The Guard houid be revl by every citi
ef Lsn county during the Presidential
casjps'g- No,r " tooi tim U ,ub',riU
Some of . citixers, who have been at
loggerhead for eome time past, have been m
thick, thi. week, m lit in a bed at a Stat
Fair.
The telephone between the depot and
Robins k Church hardware atore is in
woiking order.' Agent Adair is an expert in
telephoning.
Ge and aee that large stock of goods just
received at Hendrick' before purchasing el e
vbsre. The best stock of nieus clothing and
fursishing goods at prices to suit the times.
Business men should uot forget that
Mask antes, bill-heads, statements, letter
buds, and every description of commercial
iristisg are neatly and promptly executed
at the GCARD office.
Bev 8 Monroe Hubbard will preach next
Lord's day at the Christian Church, tul
jact for the morning, "The Lord's Supper,
its Mature and Object;" evening, "Neutral
ity,' as Connected with Christ and Hi
Cause, an Impossibility." Sunday School
meets at 9:43 A M.
The highest authority in New England,
.1, 'Sfji Aaaaver of Massachusetts, after
a careful" analysis of of Hall's Vegetable Sici
lian Hair Henewer certified that it is the
best preparation for its intended purposes
that baa been exhibited for examination,
that it constituents are pure and carefully
elected for excellent quality, and that it
forms an efficient preparation for promoting
the growth of the hair and restoring the
original color. Tina world-renowned prepa
ration for promoting the growth of the hair
aid restoring the original color. 1 tns
world renowned preparation is for sale by
all druggists. Record, Red Oak, Iowa.
Another Hancock Club.
The Democrats of Cottage Grove have or:
gmiied a Hancock and Euglish Club. The
new rlub starts with a membership of 75,
which il nearly the foil Democratic strength
ef the precinct The following are the offi
cers electedt
President S Dillard.
Vice Prmidenta-Dr A L Wynn, John
Currin, G T Arthur.
Secretary Geo McGowau.
Treasurer Aaron Lurch.
The Presidential Party.
The Citizens of Eugene Turn Out in
Large Numbers.
When it became knowu that President
Hayes aud party would visit Oregon by the
overland route, amgemeot were com
menced to receive them in a manner becom
ing the dignity nf the offices which they rep
resent. A meeting was held Monday even
ing, of which however no publio notice was
given, aud the several committees appointed.
Later it was learned by telegraph that the
Presidential party could only stop here a few
minutes, and uecessarily th reception of our
distinguished guests would not be all that
our citizens desired.
On Wednesday a committee consisting of
Hons. J B Uuderwood, 0 B Dorris and Mr
S H Friendly boarded the special train that
was on it way to Roieburg to meet Preii-
dent Hayes. They telegraphed back that
the party would pass Eugeue about 8:43 en
Thursday morning, Before that time a
crowd of several hundred ladies aud gentle
men had congregated at the ilepot. The de
pot was ornatneuted with evergreens and
flags, aud p.tseuted a pleasant appea.'ance.
At 9:30 Thursday morning, the traia came
in sight, the engiue fairly bristling with small
flags. After the stoppage of the traiu Pre-
deut Hayes was introduced to the assembled
people by Judge C. W.- Fitch, iu a few well
chosen words. The Preddent responded in
an address of several minutes length, iu
hicb he highly coinpliineuted our young
and growing State. His short talk was well
received, and was followed. by remark by
Gen W T Sherman, and Secretary of War
Ramsey. Mr. Hayes, a motherly but plain
looking lady, was called fur, and responded
to the call bv showing herself. After three
cheers for the party the traiu left on its jour
ney for Portland. The Eugene City Brass
Band was in attendance iu full uaifurm, and
aid much to make the occasion an enjoyable
STATE UNIVERSITY.
T, M. Draper,
THE EOYOKATJll.
C II. HILL, EDITOR,
Our Say.
A column devoted to the Interests of the
Laurean and EuUxian Literary Societies, and
the State University.
This talented yon r orator will speak at
the Court House in this city next Tcisday,
Octobcb 6th, at 7 o'clock iu the evening.
We hop that a Urge audience will be p
Once mora, through th ki ndneea of it, ent to hear the champion young orator
enterprising editors, w hava the use of I from the Lone Star SUte, present the great
oolunii in the Gcad, devoted to tha inter and true issues oi the dy, ami lie reasoas
est of the University and the societies, why Hancock and English ahould be elected
Laarean and Eutaxian. It has fallen to our From a letter from Lebanon we take the
lot to edit this column, and if t a aaying following extract! "Mr Draper, who is only
was not so old, w would promise to do it to 1 19 year old, spoke here last Monday night,
th "best of our ability." But sine thi
saying is old, aud we have not time to think
of a new way of saying th urn thing, w
shall leave our promise unwritten. Aud
furthermore, if we should promise to do this
work according to our ability, it would be
no guarantee that it would be well done. We
hope soon to have the assistance of an Eu
taxian who will contribute largely towards
making the column what it should La.
Class of '80
They have gone from our midst, but not
from our memories. We miss them greatly,
the hearty daily salutation of the boys, and
the silvery greeting of the girls. Maybe we
ought to say "gentlemen aud ladies" instead
of ' boys and girls." But it souud too ;old.
We are thiuking of them dearest friends.
As companions during the four years just
gone. We follow you in thought, as you
atruirirle out there iu the world. We are
o
anxious that you succeed.
and an abler effort I never heard from any
political speaker in Oregon."
'ELctoraJJanvass.
Hon. J. K. Weatherford, Democratic can
didate for Presidential Elector, will address
the people nf Lane county at th followiug
time and places:
EUGENE CITY, Saturday, Oct 2nd, at
1 o'clock iu the eveuing.
Junction City, Monday, Oct 4.
tTULirSPEialNG.
ml
will. It ADOvurikM cs to knowa that the
people of our State are looking to you to fill
important positions among them. Commenc
ing with Eugene, look down tha valley
T. M. Draper, Esq, will address th citi
zen of Laue county at the following times
aud place:
Junction l ity, Oot 4th.
Eugene, Oct 6th.
Cress well, Oct 7th.
Cottage Grove, Oct 8th.
Speaking at Eugene at 7 o'clock P M.
Local Committees at the other points will
We are sure you pIeMt unuga (,,r the time of speaking.
We have just re
ceived from New
York and San Fran
cisco 100 cases of la
test Styles of
Dry h Fancy Goods Boots, Shoes
Coming, Bats, uioair. , xioi
mans, and Ulsters
At tlio following low Prices t
Junction Ci'.y Items.
Notice.
Having bought out my former partner,
Mm R r. P.nnini'ton. in the millinerv and
aud see where they are: Miss Starr, teacher dressm(lkinB business, I have brought on a
new stock of milliner goods which I will sell
Eugene; Powell, at Juuction; Hill, at
Brownsville; Miss Cranfil), at Shedda; Miss
Nettie McCoruack, at Tangent; Misa Aggie
McCornack, at Oakville; Miss Bice, at Port
land; all teachers. Then Hale i teacher at
Linkville, and Geary, Bean and McDaniels
Mohawk Fair.
The first annual exhibition of the Mohawk
Pint, trill he held at the Stafford
school house, at Mohawk, Laue county
Oregon, on the 16th of October, comprising
farmtock, farm products, flowers, needle
work, etc Basket dinner. Everybody in
vited to attend and compete for the blue
ribbon. By request of the club.
J. S. Churchill, Cor. Sec.
FROM OIK bPIXIAL COBKESPONDKST.
Jc.Ncrios, Sept. 30, 18S0.
Harvest is over, aud consequently the
town is livening up a little. leople aud
money arc a little more plentiful.
Mr Magers bought of Mr Washburne, this
week, a form situnted near this town. The
price paid was f40 per aero.
The flags of the city are all spread to the
breeze, and all is bustle and preparation fur
the reception of the President.
The notice in the Eugene papers that Hon
J H Mitchell would speak here ou the 9tli
is an error. He will speak here on the 14th.
Tl.j tirinf mmiln me sav that 1.000 busliels
of wheat per day came into the city. It
should have been 10,000. In fact, some
days the the amount has reached 18,-
000 bushels.
Kunawnys are numerous here. Lasl week
4 horse team took fright atth millvhistle,
and ran off, smashing things up considera-
Llv. No very serious diui.nge. A.oiiday a
team beh.ngiug to the livery stable ran away
with two yi.ung men. The buggy- was a to
tal wreck, and one of the occupants was
pntty badly bruised.
A Mther interesting arbitration took place
yesterday iu lieo S Washburne'. law office.
The disputants were John W Mollett and D
M Howard: the former claiming that ir.
u .1 him SI 50. The arbitrators
were John ltoss, Hinsoa Smith and ColF W
P..1.,. Tliera were about ten witnesses
.worn aud examined, and the proceeding as
sumed the proportions of a regu
investigiti u. The award was
MoS'ett, and coats divided.
at reduced prices. Mks. M. A. W ithkow
Eugene, Oct. 1, 1SS0.
Gen. Grant in 1884.
There is no doubt that those who strongly
.ill era limj be M. D.'. Nearly all the advocated tnenomiiiauouoiuen.vir.nl,
i . . . , .i i ..
others have importaut positions, or are 1880 liav only pOMj oneu meir noj.
studying their chosen profession. This is four year aud will then make a more deter.
i, lt K.w.mni(.nilati.io tiossibla for the mine.! effort to accomplish what they so
hool. We hope they will not forget to uarrowly missed at Chicago this year. The
fight fer it, aud, furthermore, that they will third term snake is only "scotched," not
not forset that wo use the fcnglisli metnou kiled; but when a oseot oacaacne or amurj
Best Black GromKrain Dress Silk for 11 25 per
yard, retailor price
Best black plain drtss silk 81 per yard, regular
price 1 1 Jo.
Latest styles of brocaded silk from 75 cts. up-win!.
Sisecial bargain in black and colored French
... ,1, . t i.i tn a- n- . .1
I OHlirupre, iiouuie wimn, ou vo iw jir ju.
AU wool ladies cloth for 50 ct per yard, regu
lar price "5 cts.
All wool ladii-s cloth, double width 72 cts, reg
ular prue 1 so.
50 pieces of Atlantic fancies and brocaded
for 22 J cts, regulor price 3jow.
AU wool siiowflake, new styles, 16J cU per yd,
regular price, 23 cts.
Extra quality of Black Luster for 25 eta pr yd,
regular price 35 ots.
Latest btyle nf stried domestic Gingham 12J
cts per vara, regular price ei uw.
Heavy Shirting for 14 J cU lr yard.
of pronouncing latin.
The University.
The classes iu the Uuiversity ara all et
tied down to olid work. The Freshman
class is much larger than ever More; aud
nearly all the old student are back again
prosecu ting their studic with a vigor that is
characteristic of University students. Thure
are now 101 in the college classes, and 48 in
Mrs. Suiller's department. We are glad to
note this increasing prosperity and sure evi
dence of the fact that the rumor of good
thiniM here his gone abroad, and found, as
-i.,lnm' voice ever has and ever win we
hope, those who are thirsting for kuowledge.
These, doubtless, will widen tne circle oi iu
fluente andvbring other here. And tlius
from veartdVesr growing and increasing iu
power, ere long we hall see here the lonaesv
. . .... .. i. i
hope of Alma Mater s dearest inmiue
ized.
complaint give way before the Oregon Kid
ney Tea, the surreuder is final and complete,
and it will never rue again, hold by a.l
dealers. .
Boots, Shoes, Etc.
. i - . i
ar judicial
$30 for Mr.
The Ax Falleth.
The Standard of September 24th has the
following concerning our genial friend, T.
Jeff Smith:
-The political ax, like the sword of Dmo
, . : . .i...... .nutimwlcd bv a ttiread. Yes-
hps, is """r
T G Hendricks baa just received a large
lot of boots, shoes, slippers, overshoes, etc.,
etc., which he offers lor sale, inis is me
largest bill of this kind of noods that has
liMn tirnupht here this season, the cost
amounting to oyer $4,000. He has eyery
style aud variety on hand, and can suit all
customers . Lad ies wear a speciality.
Reopened.
Mrs Rcufew' rcstauraut has been reop
ened, aud is a cosy place, in the brick build
ilia adioiuing the St Charles Hotel. A nuin
her of neat lodging room also beloug to tne
house. Meals and lodging, 25 ceuts each
Board and lodging by the week ou reasonable
With a iudicious board ot regenis, an o n- h ii No (;U1U(!M em
aud popular faculty, both of which we now oyei ,roml,i the premises,
have, and a wise and Iitxrauegisiavure,
m ua ftin W'A ImvB. whu can fix the limit
of prosperity.
Good News For Farmers.
Laureans.
SPEAKING.
E. H. Avtinretth, Esq., a prominent a'
torney et Jackonville, will address the pec
pie of Eugene at the Court House, Satur
day, October Ora, at 2 o'clock P. M. Mr.
Antenreith is- a whole-souled magnetic
talker, and is doing good work for the De
mocracy. Rcsaway. On Monday morning last the
horse, attached to a waion containing Mr J H
friirhtoned at the
vwuiiwii iwti "-" a
morning train, near the University, -and
raa away, upsetting the wagon down a bank,
llrand Mr Goodman were thrown put, the
former receiving some bruises, while the
latter sustained a compound fracture of one
ef her arm. Dr. Sheltoa wo wiled and
toek proper car of the injured member.
SuooTiifo vf Yakima City. -New has
been received by J J Imbrie, who is now so
ioumine i. the citv. that a terrible shooting
v.. f.Uen nlace in Yakima
VI)A IMW 1,V....J . ... ,
Cit. i. which Mr Dink Splawn was killed.
Mr. John 8plawn shot through both legs, i
and David Correll hot through thelunp and
not expected to live. No further particu
lar were received. Oregonian. .
Fl!U Wheat. We have been shown om
fin wheat brought from the Palnnse country
by Mr S B Eakin. It was grown from seed
famished by Mr Ceo EcUhaw, aud compare
favorably with the Willamette valley wheat
Doo Tax. The first year of the dog li
nu -Tmrt lit July, and the Recorder
live notice that the tax must be paid,
else their narrative will be cut en jus
bind their earl by the marahal.
T, rviriTY Faib. We acknowledge
the receipt of a complimentary ticket t.tb
Liea Cmnty Fair, which eorameo-
6th and ends Oct. 9th.
Rtrrxi.ltt.-Mr R J Graham, formerly
gaged ia the tailor knainea to th.. aty,
laeiUratd and will shertly memo bos
The Laurean. held their regular meeting
fnr the- election of officers, Friday, Sept
24th. The meeting was called to order by
Secretary Mou it, President Hill being ab
,.f Rnrke was elected President pro Urn
The Mowing named persons were elected to
il tl.. eeveral offices. President,
w..i.i nf Linn county. Vice President, E
t M.....M nf Multuomah: Secretary. J N
i. ,t ti .,!... Aaitnt Secretary. J L
dftiira, oi muw..,
Whitney, of Une; Censor,- W C layh.r,
terday the thread br.ike and the head of our :;f B(!utmi. Sergeaiit-at-Arms, B F ""
.,; friend, the "original" Jeffersou Smith ))( Editor. Clay M Hill, of amhill.
wvhA r - . I I
Six dishes of food, at a meal will be given
for 25 ceuts at the Astor House Restaurant.
Give it a trial.
Frank Leslie' Sundat Maqasine, The
October number Is particularly auracuve j
tl,.wi. inch an abundanc ol good tilings, lie
erary and arti-tic, as to fully justify its claim
to be considered the best ard cheapest mam
article dv A. t
Cnernaey. "The Christians in the lurkisn ftm
well
vnnntf
" - . . 1 f(T na 1.
roneu u
knowu, is a Ganger iu the Custom House
and has made himself popular with one and
,11 by his accommodating ways and geuial
manners, but despite this and his close at
tentiou to business, his fall was decided upon
and he had to go. Sam Tarrish of una
ccunty, takes his place. In view of the fact
that Sam once, upon a time, passed a barrel
of whisky into this port free of duty because
he said, he thought it was a barrel of oil,
the appointment is a M one, ana u.B...j.
the interest of the U.S.; oh yes, highly,
highly, aud don't yon forget it.
Distressing Accident.
On Saturday last a distressing accident
happened at the Eugene City MilL A lad
by the name of Atherton, employed about
the mill. whUe endeavoring to rua a belt off
w,, caught around the band by a flap on the
belt and hurled rapidly arouud with it. His
.oll attention and the mill was
.topped, but before he could b. rescued from
1 ... ,1.. t.:. ,;..lif. arm had
ii.. .tnhi nf tne uem u '
. a .i..,t fmir inches below the
been torn ou - .
....,U.r and other injnrie and bruises re-
oeived about the body. Dr. Sh.ri.le.wu
called aud dressed the shatterea siu..,j,. i
unfortunate youth will recover from the tor--uu
.AnL and although maimed and
i l nu. can offer thanks
without a g' "a - - - ' i. l j
retaining life No blame can be attached
to the proprietor, of the null for the acci
dent. CHANGED.
The time for the .pe.kiog by Boo. J. K.
Weatherford ba. been changed from two
...i -i. i-th afternooa. a announced , but
k to evea o'clock in th evening. Mr.
We.the.ford will mako . interesting
.pch and ,ood audience should greet
him.
POUC ScHOOL-Th. attendance at the
" . . i I atnvM hv Pilll1llstfl WrilcrB. Him l-liw imuutm
i ...i Ui.-H nd Mvcrai .i . j
ix new mciiuwrv i rall
t- .... with aitifi auiucii h
newsppneafoos o - 0D tb, Athe espeeiallv noteworthy article I,
aud earnest, wise and witty memoer. ou w a - ... Dorotle, Hemana
floor the .ociety certainly ought to prosper. .iiettic0Bt jne, London Sunday morning.
tine published. The leading article by
1 .iiirniuV. "The Christians in th Turk
pire," is replete with interest and information,
it is followed by by others of marked merit, ai
f., Inattinxa " l"'rnltl TiticOC. tO ClISCO. a 1.0
irenary Journey in Peru, Hie Passion Play
in Havana, "Catharine of Siena, etn. ih
new serial, "Hester Morgan's Husband," in
nr.. In int-rmit: and "Maid Maiory" jcontin
ues to atlonl pleoaant reartinu lor juveniles
There are several short stories, sketches snd es-
Query.
Whv don't the Legislature appoint a com-
mittee to visit the University t They appoint
.. .. . 1 At..
committees to visit the insane asyium, v...
..i I....I ...A .iriiimra co in a body to
DIUH HUHUin, a
it :..ni;.rt, ,n a visit of course. ) Now
bnc pcniiiiiv..j, i
w. .hould think after visiting the unfortu
nate in these institutions it would be a pleas-
n vi.it the fortunate here. It may
'p..ti. I'nmmiinitv in EirvDt." a Portuite
rnnvntifc. " "Pictures of Swedish Life, etc. The
tniuna .il ii vcrv comoreneiisive anu man
ti-rijiininv and instructive. There are VH
mmrtn nivH in each numW. and the Illustra
tion' iieneraliy exceea juu. mnKitwp
25 cents each, and the annual subscription, J
nn.tii.iii. Addrpss. Frank Leslie's Pubi.ihh
no Houac.53. 63 and 57 Park Place, Now
York.
Belknap's Springs.
be Mr. 0. Brownson ha leased the Belknap
.- . i. il. Ln.nl nf rofnt and I Anrincni nn the McKenzie river, and is now
"" " " .,,.. w. woni,i lil,, prepared to receive visiUirs. These springs
tha faculty, but nevertheless we wouw iia p i mj;;.i ,iriin. ..I tha
" . .. . i th. are milieu n.r i... ...r...v... v- .-- -
to see some of these wise legi.mu.. - water an,i M tncy are guated In the iniust
University, and would taae grn pit... af iwantnui scenery, anu hub uuuvhik,
1.. i. t.. M.vhn thev li.liiiiir irronnila. bromise to liecome a noted
in ahnwinu oureeive w iiiii. i n b- - r , , , .,
Ill snow iiij '" !..,- Th. .nnm ara aituateil 62 miles
and 6 miles irom tne aic
All linen, doubt width, Table linen for SS ct
ier yard.
All linen, double width, Damask 70 ots pr yd.
1,000 pairs Children's Stockinirs, striped.'"
cts er lutir.
1,000 pairs loilies all wool Host for 20 cU per
pair.
MO pieces of Rushing, 6 yards for 23 eta.
N ice striped Shawls, large sites, for IL
Extra nice silk stitched Conets for 75 ots, ffcr
iner price $1 25.
Extra nit1 Corset for 50 cts, rejulor prioi 75c
I.adies California's Call Shoes for 11 (SO. . .
Misses " " 1123, Cbil-
dren'sll, regular orlce fl 25.
Men's Califomia's Kip Boots for S3, boy $3
and ti 50.
Men's Ualters, extra nice, for 12 50, wort
93 50.
Men's Hoes. 4 pairs for 25 cts.
100 do. Ladiea Breakfast Shawls for 50 U,
reKulor price II.
Men's shirts, canton flannel, fur 40 cts.
Special bargains in Ehibroidery, Laces, Curtain9, Etc. -Large
assortments in Kid Gloves from 3 to 0 Buttons
Large assortment in Men's awl lWs Clothing."
e have thj biggest variety of Ladies Cloaks, Dolmans
and Ulsters.
Why the people
should do their trad
ing at I. X.L. Store:
BECA USE we can undersell any House m Eugene.
We place the poorest judge of goods on the same level
- . - rrm i t I '11
as the lowest and cheapest buyers- r e treat auwun,
justice and equality. We give full value for the least
money to all. We carry the largest stock of goods'. WE
KEEP THE GRABBERS IN CHECK?
We never overcharge anybody. A child can buy as low in
our house as any experienced buyer.
I X, L STOEEj
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
Special caro Is taSen to Country
orders.
will come yet. VT hope o.
Eutaxian.
The Kutaxian held their first meeting of
Kenzie Bridge.
No Oeeeption l'eI.
Tt I. atranee so many people will continue
o i urn. r Mnflornock to suffer day after day with l)ippsia, Liver
the year, oep. - ComnUint, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Gen
in the chair. A goouiy numoer , bebility whm they can procure at our
usual business was SHILOHS VllAM4r.it ire oi cost u it
for officers does not cure or relieve them, fnce, 7S cts.
I U..M Kw 1 1.1mm ft I yi . IrIPLn.tx.
. ,iti -l it.. irtit.iri.n. n. I
mauo. v out) m
nillv make leas noise about their eleotioi.s
' .1 i
than the Laureans, about theirs, tnej aiw.j.
L-ceed iu hsvina good officer, fhey maae
i ; k.ir atihere. which "f conrae
nrerent. and th
transacted; also nomination
T 4.l r1uJ in TT.nw.
Kev. Geonce IL Inayer, an old citiren of
tii. virinitv known to everv one as a moet in
fluential citizen, and Christian Minister "i i"
M. E. Church lust this moment stopiied in our
j II. i.ml ii mil- in ur with cvnrvbodv to know that
almost l.m.t.e, . -., - j der that Krth mylf an wife owe our
inff literary societie interesting and lnstruc- .. . 8hil(fa'B Commmptiv Cure." It is
- ; ... . . j i. .... .,.)
. I Having in:UJBOl'u mmm i ,
w0. I i i. I:. nM4m ..tiMftinn In all euee of I
auu v Ki'iua 1'' " . : " ,
Lung Uieaes, sued w notnin; eia naa anne.
,1 taasa x H
T, ! itji's
-r- l i -
i g
osnuitii & co's
NEW DRUG STORE ON WILLAU
stss Street, near Ninth,
DBsXIMl I
UKUU8,
CHKMICAI.8,
OILS,
PAINTS,
GLASS,
VARNISHES
PATENT MEDICINES, ftc
8randie3. Wines and Liquorr
OF ILL KINDS.
In fact, w bar th best assortment f artiW
lound in
FIRST CLASS DRUG 8T0RI.
We warrant all our drugs, fr they are new aad
Frh. Particular attention ia called U ear
Stock of
Perfumery 1 aiiu Toilet Articles.
As ws bar bought
OCR 000P8 FOR CASH
W can onmpete with any esttblishment la In-
gm Ulty In pnoe ana accommoaation.
Buy your goods where you can get
the beat and cheapest.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY FILLED
At all hours of th day or night
OMIIU11N & l
A Change.
T)r T YV Shelton having dissolved partner-
.hip with Dr. Harris, has fitted op a neat
office opposite Wilkin.' d store, where
thoee desiring to eon.ult him professionally,
esn do a Hi extensive acquaintance with
Jiourbon. Ind, May IS, 1H7H.
Drs. .Mai
Sold by Osbnrn k ('.
tchett k France
Droirgiste.
A CARL-
To all who are suffering from th errors and
IndiacretJous of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, lose of manhood, Ac., I will send a re
cipe and wiU cure you, HKKE OF CHARGE.
, i T . enantv This great remedy w aueovereii dt a m
the people of Engene City and Lane eoenty, I . Kuth , .
both aa rgon ana pnysictan, envel'pe toltav. Jonam 1. ifutf, otawon u,
farther rao-.delio. MBssry. Ksw t CitT.
GO TO
WINTERS1 GALLERY!
To
... rpn nd CABINET PHOTO-
Cards and Cabinets a Specialty,
FAR'JLRS ATTENTION. READ
T HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NICK AS
"Ttmmt of Harnew. Colliir.. L''u Bri
dles, Ham and Breast Straps, Halter, Carry
combes, Whips, Cards, Brushes, eta, aari -X
am makin-r Saddles of all kinds and will ke
oc hand Saddle Trees and Ureased Buckskins
for the wholesal and n-uil trads, which I will .
aell V, per cent cheajier than usual Farmer
will do well to glv. m a eolL Mr term UrjadT
pay. then no man pays for hi neichbor
goods. Shop. S miles northwest of Korea,
ftitv on railrW. D. R. LAKI.V.
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OK BUBNA VISTAS1T)NE WAR! !