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About The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1880)
in f1 Ij1 V F pjTHy i M u J1H JJJj 1 --'- f ....jtJU. Li. :..jrmi1mW: i.miim-twu ESTABLISHED FOB THE DISSEHINATIO.I OF ICIOCUTIC PRIXC1PIES, 1JD TO E1RJI M HOSEST LIT1XC IT THE SWEAT OF ODE BROW. WHOLE NO. 685. KUGENE CITY, OR, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1880. $2.50 rer year IN ADVANCE ' A.. IB. fit (Huint (Sit Attard. I l tAMrmu i. a. lUMriim CAMPBELL BROS., PqMljksr. ail Fxiprlstiri. FFICE 1 the buildiax formerly occupied by J. W. Cleaver, m a store, corner Wil lamette ml Swath Streets. OOtt 9MLT 08 ADVKUTI81NO. Ad ertisemeate lawrtoi m Mlowi t if Hitri, 19 lies r less, insertion 83; aca iubHt iasertUa f 1. Cask required in Jvaace. . .. . ... '. . .... .... Viiae averuserB wm urn mi. iu,- . square three months. . . . " sit months eo oo 8 00 " ska year li w Traalt settees in local ooluaiu, 5!0 cent, per Use fr eaos UwryoB. AdvertisiBl bill, will rendered quarterly. All felt worts mi oe ram r un ulliiui, posTurncu. im Hour. T B. B. to 7 p. . BuB4r BUil arrives fV th .B-1 leave. lMn north It t, ArriTW fr the rtU n l lonn ruin . itk itilll Bt. Vwr SiiLr, franklin sal I. rfmstsiu. W.lBMJ.f. for vrwrra IMWrt wUl ke r4r f Mirmi half B k.ar fUr rival ef truias. Letter. ,VM be loft t tUe .fie iXfATTEBHOH.P.M acienCtt. Swisss UBB K II. A. P. Mil A. il V.t. dnit uil Uiii-1 Welaml.r In evil 4 a.atk. HeKHCKH Soiib fx)! S. 1 I. 0 VtimL4 :(: vewl'KT K.I. C Mk aa tke !4 ' We1ftne n 'h tireili L-iosk LiiocB. No. 13. A, 0. U. VV. KeoU Mucnic 1111 th nl fo.irtu MeBOy in tli ujor'.fi. OX. JOHN MICKLIN,' Phjsiciw, taJ AtMUchear. (F.irftBrly ot Ifu-ii Ceuwy.) HA! MaUASSXriA- LOCATED IS Kufu Ciy. (.'Sen Li tu.jr.-wto-i'B tlrtc. SJ Vlt'Jx f-ri It M-cdtetf afc J'.uii'Wcj, te WwUwwt nd ... iKitth f Public Sohl, in t!: Kiili!.,- t! jMi(y. f'j: !. rtWit.CUX .SCKGK.U.V. Mo SlatV tfe, Crlu H-ilel, . R".-' -S PUJCJiO.VK cxrv oicix-iu:-'. ;os'3;is P. C1LL C1H Itt ffOU.Va AT HI'-J'iFr-lCE w i-' i lvt new at pi.KMWaJy u:akitijo F0il'Olf?IC2 pHVQ ETUHE. JtU on Eighth strt. j-ppwiU Preaby ria Church. JEWKLRY KSTABIJSMENT. . J. Sa lSfiXET.- DBil.BR IK Clicks, Wacnss, Chains, Jwelry, Etc. Ueyairias I'rtmptly Kst'cutcd. KrAUWrk Warraaw. JH J. 8 LU'JKKY, ltllswufth ft Ce.'s brfck, T.'illamette street. ST. rasaiss HOTEL, Corner Willamette and Niuth Streets, EUGENE CITY, OR. J. W. FRONK, - Proprietor. Th HsaiehMliMHfttusiWy renovated, fcth Ismlde Rn4tlde. Ths FINEST Sample Rooms in the rity. TERMS MODERATE Gire tke Reuse a ril, and U vmni that y will jet the beet the nwket aSorda. Tk S juse h aewly furnuhed. Fri Cadi to wi from Hvs House, fhr has comrnsncid in Eorapc! R. G. CALLISON l-S AGAIN AT HIS OLP HIS OLD STAND Aon Willamette Street nd havinj bonglu the interest of W. T. 0burn in the firm of Galli- .... t 1 .n fi.m.tfh nil n'llC BBS hiri'irn, prryrc.i - - , mar Itive him a call with the bt quality of very thins usually kept in a first class grocery SUGARS. TEAS, OFFEE, CANNED GOODS, JOBAOt t ft CIOAUS. GLASS AND QNS "WARE, WOOD AND ILL W W AI.K. at reasonable rates for CASH or VUpDLCK ii i a. T-ni Ho f(ir veu Uive me a can ami ko - - . Thmkful fo- paet patronatfe I invite you to Gltom,yrf?oV,Yfs l ciiarcr- ' WKIiaSTFATBIX KOTiCL rr. . . i .u...f. nf W.ithias M.-ll r. dee'd. by the County Court f id' ! ..4 t. .11 itmis havm claims asaint , mate aro n'mT if i"- u , nf m. m. with the pMIrTOueVr. atthe f , ..I to nree'nt we all persm owns w -;' ,i an persras ow ns , rll at the olice of Thompsnn ft Bean "1 tlBthBS"neimm-dKt T. tl.,t.-t The largest stock of good in Lane Co Is coir on Sale at Tl J) TTT1T1TJ n And these aro a few fered 2or CABH : Nice White Blankets for SI psr pair. Droiade Dross Goods for 13 cts per yd. Good Cftblimtre, full width, 50 cts per yard. Brocade SilLs from fl 25 up. JJ, Tlltt Best Assortment IiTthc City of BOOTS 1IB SHOES ! Ladies Kid Button La.lii's Kid Fox Ladios California Calf 'JbiWiTHS California Calf Mmi's fliforaia Boots Men' Good Heavy Boots !Iijh .a.f Boots. . . . Lk-um ?;!jkl Buttoned Shai?3 CIcifcixig Ckc&pcr t&sin any ot&e? Kouao. f startle j 'wan aJ Oil's me a call and fv.t;T,r., TtuwaiT, AND K3t3 FBrai-Kcg Gcsdc StasralJy -i Yv'ells Driven Prompi!y AND S&iisf&ctioa Guarantee! H'illiiivtte litreet, Eugene City, Oregon. I. WILKINS, Succeiuwr to SllCLTOX ft Wll.KlXB. Practical 2np & Chemisis, UNDERWOOD'S BUILDING. Next door to the Grange fitore, Willamette rtrcet, r.ugeiie ,HJ uregon. Have iurt opened s full line of fresh Drags, Kkilxim Cfeamicats. Also a Sue assortment of Fancy end lollti Articles. ALL KINDS OF Mixed Paints, Lead, Oil, Varnish, Brushes, GLASS an. PUTTY Vhich they will always sell en reasoaable terms. farffol allcntioii glvrn u fhysitian'i Pre ttriptims. CRAIN BROS. D2ALER3 Jewelry. Musical instruments, Toys, Notions, etc Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry repaired and irrantetL Northwest cornir of Willamette and Kitl. strata. ;OR GEN tit I. W EnrilAllB (a U . HtiWllw'i t . AN JUAN LIU F f. Bale hr bb f. ooeeis, JJU1U1 0 of tho X3eaiao of Ladies under VesU at from 50 cts up. A Lare assortuifiit of Triming Silks, 75 eta to f 1 25 per yard. A flue line of Hoos'icry, all prices Overalls from 50 cU up. at from $2 up from $1 25 up . . .from $1 50 up from tl up 50 north $G $3 60 to S5 ...M worth ?G $2 up can Sate Wires W.l Children nra ikto. -Ob, A7fl ICoilcrs IJLi beiI riyaicloaB veooaioioud it. IT IS POT PARCOTi:. CZXTAUi: LIKIMEXTSj tlio World's great rain-Rc-UcYinff remedicu. Thcylicol, Aooil.o and euro Uurns, "VTcuiulii, calz Back end i;j;cuiaatlB:u upon Han, r.nd Tpraias, Galls and Lameness .rpoa Dcasts. Cheap, quick and reliable. EPU3T3 ef dlscnstlns linen., SauCos. Cracl i.'s X'ains la to Head, Tetld Ercath, Ccafaots, ani Bey CatstrrLal Complniat, can lie e3"term!natd ly XI el C Meyer's Cotarrh Cure, a Consti tutional AutldotB, If Atsorj tion. Tie moct Important Dis covery oiaos Vaccination. BGOT AID SHOE STORE. A. HUNT, Prorrietor. Shop on Willamette street, 2nd door north of hardware store, i'ugeiie v.uy, ur. 'will hereafter ketp a complete stock of AND nilTLDREN'S SHOES tiaitera, Cloth aad Kid, Batttsi Boat, Slippers, white and black, Kaadulw. Frcn hkleffslsocs. MENS & BOYS riMI AND BEAVT B OTS & SHOES And in fact everythinj in the BOOT and SHOE line, to which I luienj v ut. wpecial attention. MY GOODS A Were maniifacVu-ed to ordtr, IV (1 E FIRST CLASS And guaranteed as reprennted, and will be .i.i ... tt, huMt Drices that a g'od an icle san be afforded. jr'J7-78tf A. II 1ST. Fruit Trees and Shrub bery. PERSONS WISHING TO PURCHASE Fruit Tree and Shrubbery can be supplied at NURSERY PRICES, in Emiene Ci'.y, by living th.irordj.rs with HE:fI)EKS0!ft Aiat fee Walling Braa. ll 111 33UEINESS IOHIECT0ST. ALEXAVDEK. J. B. Juitlct of the Pece Suuth Euneue l'rednoti odice t Court Ilouee. A3TOK .HOUSK-Hiiu. U.ker, m The only timtxluni hotel lu the city-Willuaette ttreet, one door north of the mt oflive. ADRAMS, W. U. k BKO.-rUain ..Ul, Miih, door, blind and mmiMing niaaufut.'tory, Eighth itivvt, cut if mill race. Everything In our line f urtimhed ea thort notice and reaeonable terma, BOOK STORK One door iouth of the Aetor House. A full itock of aetorted box ateri plain and fancy. BOYD ft MILLER Meat Market-beef. Teal, mutton, jwrk and Urd Willamette itreet, between Lilith and Ninth. GRAIN BROA-Draler i Jewelry, Watch ee, Clock, and Mimical Iuitmnivntii Wil lamette ttrevt. between K.venth and Eihtli. CALLI.SON, R. a.-Dealcrln procenei, ro viniiins, country produce. canned cnod. liiok.. itatinnery, etc., touthwent corner Willainttte and inn bu. PORRIS, GEO. B.-AterneT and Counsellor at Law. Uttice on Willamette street, Eu gene City. ' DORRIS, B. F. -Dealer in Stores aad TIb wnn Willamette street, between berenth and Eighth. DURANT, WM.-Meat Market beef, perk, veal and mutton constantly on hand Ninth street; between Pearl and lligb. ELLSWORTH 4 CODrurisU and dealer in paints, oils, etc. Willamette street, be tween Eighth and Ninth. FRIENDLY. S. H.-Denler in dry roods, clothintf ami general nierchandino Willam ette street, bctweeu Lighth and Ninth, GUARD OFFICE NewHrmjier, Wk and Job printing-office, comer 1 i UUniPtte anilbereiub streets. clmndine and produce, corner Eighth and Willamette streets. rem GILL, J. P. Physic-tan, Surgeon and Drug gist, r anionic, illamette . reet, between Buventb and Eighth. HAYS, ROBT.-WiVk, T.lr.uors, and Ci gars ol the best nii.-111'y kept constantly on hand. The best billiard talue in town. HENDRICKS, T. G.-Dealei in general mer- rhamtiM northwest corner illamette aud Ninth streets. MODES, C Keeps on hand fine w'nes, li Bom, cigars and a pool and billiard table: Willamette street, bctwoep Eighth and Ninth. HORN, CHAS. M. -Guoimlth. Rifles and shot-guns, breech and muzzle lotders, for saie. Repairing done in the neatest style aud war ranted. Shep on Uth street. KINSEY. J. D --Sash, blinds and door fac tory, window and door frames, mouldings, etc., giazing and glass cutting done to order. LYNCH, A -Groceries, provisions, fruits, veg etables, etc, illamette street, nrst dwr south of PostofDue. LUCKEY, J. B. Watchmaker and Jeweler; kneps a fine storx of goods in his line, V illam ette street, in Ellsworth's drug store. If cCLAREX, J A MES -Choice, wines, Honors, -:llnH.. .......... l...... L'V.l.tl. and Ninth. MELLER, M. Brewery--Lager lieer on tap and by tlie keg or barrel, corner of iSmtli and Olive streets. OSKURN ft CO. Dealers in dnip. medicines. cnemicain, on., voinin, .vc . tiinui.bb. opiHMiite S. Charles HotvL PATTERSON, A. S.-A fine stock of pkiu and fancy vuiting c.rcls. PERKINS, H. C. -County Surveyor aad Civil Engineer. Residence on r litli sirvet. PRESTON, WM.-DeaUlin ad.lerT, Ilar- unss, Ciirnago irimmings. etc. wmaiuette street, between Seventh and Eighth. POST OFFICE A new stock of standard school book, just received at the post on.co. RUSH, BEN. Hornenhoeing and general Job- bing.blacksnuth, Eighth street, between Wil lamette and Olive. REAM, J. R. Undertaker and building eon- tractor, corner Willamette ana o.vcntn streets. . ROSENBLATT ft CO.-D7 goods, clething, grocerie and general merchandise, southwest corner Willamette and Eighth streets. ST. CHARLES HOTEL Mrs. A. Ren frew, Proprietress. 1 lie best Hot. la the citv. Corner Willamette and Ninth streets. SHIELDS, .1. C Fhynician and Surgeon - XT--.... . c . .1,.... ..u. Ar u. norill sum iinvu .urvv., mat. u.v, vm. w. dv, Charles Hotel. STEVENS, MARK-Dealer In tobacco, ci gars, not, cunuies, snoi, iowtier, nonoin, eto. Willamette street, SCHOOL SU1TLIES-A large and Taritd assortment of slates of all sir.es, and ,nantities of elates and slate books. Three doors noi tb of the express office. THOMPSON ft BE AN-Attorneys -at-Law Willamette street, between bevenu and Eighth. WALTON. J. J. Attorney-at-Law. Office- w llamette street, between Seventli and Eighth. WITrER, J. T. Buckskin dresslnr. The highest price paid for deer skins, Eighth St., at Bridge, UNDERWOOD, J. B.-Genernl brokerage business sad atrent for the Connecticut Jn surance Comrsnr of Hartford Willamette street, lietween Seventh and Eighth. ELLSWORTH & CO., DRUG GIST, "YITTLL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS In Yy all its branches at the old stand, offering increased inducements to customers, old and new. As heretofore, the most Careful attention given to Prescripions. NEW MEAT MARKET. Oa the west sida ofWillamette Street, between Eighth and Ninth. Having Just opened a new and neat Meat Mrkct, we are prepaied to furnish he best Beef, Teal, Mat (an, Pork, etc., To our customers, at the lowest market rates The custom of the public is respect fully solicited. Meats delivered to-any part of the eifrv free M charge. MeCOJ&X AOC ft RKSbHAW. Tbe BIiaHflJ SurJrrerv A Walla Walla correspondent thus describes tbe BloouiiielJ uurJerers as tbey appeared in teui't a Tissdaj f last week: "Tbere wire lu tke prisoner's dock no less than 11 able bodied utea and one woman well knowa to yoar people. I refer to Nanuie J. Tboiuas, she sat Dearest tbe JsJe, Tbe wan look and tired rarcleu eiprr.ien had entirely givrn way to a bea.tby glow of of the cheeks and a charming lastre ot the eyes, that iu another prson un familiar with tbo remarkable Listorj ef the heartless murder charged to ker would be, to say the least, aaptivatiug. I watched her actions closely to day as alio sat beside the haggard ceaardly looking husband who prompted axd nerved her to tho deed, as the jpcr state it, and I watched the smiles play ing arouud heriaouthand pawing rapid ly away. Perhaps her's is the case prettily and truly described by the Irish bard: The eheek aisy be tinged with a wars., sissy smile While tke told heart ruas darkly te ruia ths while. He has the appearance of a man Ja- boring under reuioiso er pursued by the fear of death, aud she, whether guilty er not guilty does ill justice to a womanly heart that in a similar case should ba ladeued with sorrow and should above all act as though she bad not wantoned with siu for a lifetime. The trial is in progress at Walla Walla this week. Siuco the ahtve was placed in type we learn that the trial of Thomas re sulted in a verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree. He ha been sen tenced by the court to be hing. Uiarj Ii Orcia. Following is the text of the tot re lating to usury in Oregon, which passed tho lata assembly; "That sections one aud Cve cf chapter twenty-seven of the miscellaneous laws ef Oregon bo aud the santo are hereby repealed, and the following euacted iu lieu thereof: "That tho rate 0. interest in this stato shall be eight per centum per an num, and no more on all moneys, after the tame becomes due 011 judgment and decrees for the payment of money; on money received for the use of another, and retained beyond a rcasonab.e time without the owner's consent, expressed or implied, or on mouey duo upon the settlement of matured accounts, frjin the day the balance is ascertained; on money due or to become duo, when there- is a coutroct to pay interest and rate specified. But on contracts, inter est at the rate of tea per contuin per annum, may be charged by express agreement of the parties and no more. Judgments and decrees for money up on contracts bearing more than eight per centum interest and not exceeding ten per annum, shall bear the same in terest borne by such contract." The SauiLicm IVlfic BallroaJ. A new station on the Southern Pa cific Potilroad was opened Thursday, November 18th, at Rio Miembras river, and the first through train was then run. The distance Ix-tween that station of the Southern Paeitie Read and tho Atchison, Topcka -and Santa Fe Railroad is 123 miles. Stages have just commenced to rut lutwcen the points for $20 tho trip. The Southern Pacific construction train lays about tlirea miles of track per day.. The Company have 467 miles of road in operation beyond the California border in Arizona and New Mextca Yamhill Reporter: Lung Fever is prevalent among tho horses a few miles from here. Mr. T. B. Henderson lost a valuable horse on Monday but and several parties in the neighborhood havo horses sick with the same disease that killed Mr. Henderson's, Some anxiety is felt concerning the matter. By one means and another tho supply of teams in this section hft been re duced about to the minimum compared with the demand, and to lose many more would have a serious effect upon the farm interests. The annual town election of Hills boro will take place, Monday Decern ber 6th. STATE NEWS. A lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen will be instituted in Dalle daring tho coming week. ?. U. Bagley, ef Kuappa, had . ripe Bartlett pears, the second crop from tho same tree this year. Uun. I. W. Case cf Astoria, had fresh green corn plucked from his gar den, on his tal Ivs on Thanksgiving day. T.L Beck, of Willow Springs, Is building a now county road through that uiuing camp so as to work the ground where tho road now runs, Ho has already bailt a aew bridge aud will have a good ruad w hen finished. Ia tke Ctvert arson trial now pend ing in the Jackioa circa it court, 63 witnesses hare beea sabpeaaed. Tho ae Is no nearer at aa end Uiaa when ir commenced a week ago, and the ex pcuse te the eoanty cauuet be lest than $150 jer day. Mrs. McCIsre, who lives on the Che kaletn mountain, was riding in a wag on with her infant' in her arms last Saturday, when the wheels struck an obstruction, throwing the lady and her vhild to the ground with such violenco as to break her colar bone. Ceorgo, the little son pf A, V. R. Snyder, of the Lafayette Courier, while playing about the houso last Tuesday found a revolver beneath the pillow where the maternal head was wont to rest at night, aud drawing it out suc ceeding in discharging it into his hand thereby blowing etT a thumb. Beuton Blade: Frank Milliard, a blacksmith of Corvallis, met with a very painful acuideut on Wednesday while eugagod in shoeing a horse. Ilia right leg was dislocated at the knee joint, and the right leg broken squara into. This was a fracture of rare oc currence The limb was dressed, and at last accounts was doing woll. Miss Ella Rood, whose parents re side in Happy Valley, died in the in sane asylum last week. She had been an inmate of that institution forsereral years and was 18 years old, The re mains were returned to her parents for burial last Tuesday and were met at tho depot by the sorely bereft relatives and followed to rest iu tho Mason io cemetery ao McMinuville, M ichael Uanley, of Jackson county, is fattening several hundred head of hogs from corn raised by himself last season. He cultivated CO acres of corn yielding upwards of 3,000 bushels. The corn is fully as fine as that raised in western Missouri Syuieof the ears measured 12J inches ia length, and it is doubtful whether any other farmer iu Rogue river valley can equal it, On lost Thursday, thn schooner Ea- - ther Cobos was caught in a calm after crossing Rogue river bar and drifted on the Wach south of the entrance, whero . the tide left her high and dry, without auy preemptible damoge being done. At latest accounts she had been shored up preparatory to being moved on waya across the south spit into the channel of the river. It was thought the Vessel would bo launched with little or do damn''o to her hull On Saturday night, the 20th Inst, the stage coming north with Joseph Mason as driver, was stopped by a rob ber on the road between Cottonwood and Coles. The robber demanded tho express box and the registered mail bag. There being an up grade in tha road, where the stage was stopped, tho horses commenced backing and tho driver told the roblier that as the team woaldu't stand at this point he would drive a short distance ahead to a flat, to which proposition the robber con sented. Upou reaching the so-called fiat the driver whipped up his horse and left the highwayman in tho rear. But the robber had already secured ona of tho mail bags which lay on top of the express and contained all the regis tered packages for Jacksonville and other points, Tbo packagea wero mostly of the balky order, among them a $100 package of postage stamps for the Jacksonville office. Tho mail aack was found cut open and left on the road sido; but the nsxt day when it was found none of its contents seemed to Ve minting. Tho southern bound stag . s. n rcturnin" it to Yreka, T. O. HEXDEIC&?. Dated Oct W.