CITY AND COUNTY
BRIEF MEXTIOX.
If you with to buy goods cheap call at
JJ H Friendly s.
Jbis ha beeu rather a wintry wek rain,
tet aud auow.
Ladies' dross goods fr sale cheap at Hue'
,Utt Co'.
Harte bills priuted at the Guard office at
reasonable rates.
Call aud tee that large stock o( goods (or
tale at Friendly 's.
For good dentistry st reasonable figure go
U Dr. Da vie, over Grange store.
W T Campbell started for Saa Francisco
Wedaxday to be goue aeveral weeks.
Hot J M Thompson and Jude H C Hum
phrey have been io Portland tliit week.
Silver Plated Ware A complete assort
neat; ALL Kiw mus, at Craiti Bros.
A number of Mr. Win. Moore' friend
gave him turpriae party Thursday night.
3 H Friendly telle cheap fur cash boote,
thoe clotliiui, hat, cap fuuey goods, etc
A number of delegates to the State Tain
perancuAlliaoce weut from this place Satur
day aud Monday.
Mr 3 U Frioudly will pay the highest
cat market jrice for wheat. Give bint a
call before sidling your raiu elsewhere.
Mr. A V. Peters, of this city, and Robert
Cochrar, of Cutfcige Grove, wtnt to Portland
Monday to act ai trial juror In the IT. S. Dis
trict Court
A. S. Miller ft Son were allowed 830 fur
the plan aud apeciflcatiou whijh they (urn.
iihed for the coutideratioa of the Couuty
Court.
Hate, caps, boot, shoe, clothing, ladies'
dress goods, notions, etc, for sale at auction
prices by Rosenblatt ft Co. They are closing
oat aad must sell.
Go aud ae that large stock of goods just
received at Uundrick before purchasing else
where. The best stock of mens clothing and
furnishing goods at price to suit the timet.
Business bien should not forget that
blank note, bill-heads, statements, letter
heads, and every description of commercial
printing are neatly aid promptly executod
at the Gl'ARD o flics,
Don't you forget that all who have tried
the Durkee Woven Wire Mattress accord it
the highest praise, Petfcctly cleau, noise
less, aud durable. E J MoClanahan ' is the
sols ageut for Lane county.
A half intoxicated ' individual caused
seme excitement oue day this week, by ac
cusing a la ly inmate of a house ef rather a
questionable nature nf having robbed him of
(SO. Afterwards he found the coin in a sel
dom used pocket in his clothing.
Recorder's Court. Business . before
Judge Humphrey hat .been very bruk for
aeveral days post. ' On Saturday Edward
Bailey was arrestei and fined $10 and costs
fr boarding the train contrary to the erdi
uauce in such cases made and provided.
Several young mcu from the country cou -eluded
to have some sport Friday night a
week ago. They entered the Ciiiueie wash
bouse, appropriating some of the clothing
and conducted themselves in a generally dis
orderly manner. Nightwatchmau Brown ar
rested them, and they have contributed $10
each to the City treasury. Marshal Atter
berry pulled an iuebriated individual ou
Tuesday.
Dayton, W. T. From a letter from a
former resident, of this couuty, now residing
near Dayton, W T, we learn that the Vint r
in that section has been extremely severe
At the date of writiug, Feb 2d, the snow
had covered the ground for 80 days. Stock
was suffering severely, and dyiug by thous
ands. Hay (25 per ton, and hard to get at
all. Should the snow remain on another
month there would be but little stock left
i.i the couutry. Our correspondent s.tys it
is a good poor man's couutry; if he gei
there poor, hu is apt to remain so; if he goes
there riuh, he will soon j;et poor enough.
Commutations Oov. Thayer Las recently
commuted the, sentences of .the following
convicts iu the penitentiary; J A Peak, sen
tenced from Laue county for forgery for the
term of two year from Dec 2, 187 J, upon
petition of citizens of Lane county and rec
ommendation of the judge before whom he
wis convicted; Charles Crowley, scut from
Lane county, Nov g, 1830, for the term nl
oue year for larceny, upon petitiou of citi
zens of Laue county and recommendation ol
the judge before whom he was convicted.
Auvk and Well. We have been shown
certificates from the Sheriff an 1 L'le.k of
Contra Costra county, Cal., that Mr George
Ctok is alive and well, residing with his sis
ter at Martinez in that county aud State. It
will be rem .'inhere 1 that Mr Cook mysteri
usly disappeared from hit residence near
'Springfield, aud rumors were iu circulation
that he had been foully dealt with. An m
just suspicion is thus raised from Mr Cook's
family.
Express Aoent. Mr. Dudley Evans, gen
eral ageut for Oregon and Washington Terri
tory for Wells, Fargo ft Co., was iu town on
Tneslay, and transferred the express office
from the control of Underwood Bros., to
Mr. B.C. VauHouten. '
8hootino Match. As announced last
eek a glaaa ball shooting match will take
place in thia city to-day. The balls will be
sprung from a rotary trap and some fiue
hooting is expected.
' DiiD.-In Lost Valley, Feb. 13, IS81,
fter a brief illness, Daisey, daughter of W
R and Louisa Parker, aged two years, four
tenth and eleven day.
Dud. Oeorgie May, infant daughter of
Jr. and Mr. Wm. Bensbaw, died Wednet
y aught aged 2 aoontb and 7 days.
BCTmtT Sold. Tbo Euen brewery
old at public aale, Tuesday, to Mr. Fo
lder $1,400.
Council Proceeding!.
Council Rooms,
Elms City, Feb. 14, 1SSI. j
Council met pursuant to ordinance.
Preseut Mayor Dorris; Councilmea Duun,
Sloan, McClung, Edh and Church; Record
er aud Marshal.
Abseut Councilman Peter.
Minute of the last meeting read aud
approved.
Fi uauce committee reported the following
hills correct, and on motion, warrant were or
dered draw oa the treasury, for the several
amounts:
F M Wilkius, (30 39;
L F Dorris, (14 87;
R S Bean, fid
V McFrlaud, (3;
T U lluudricks, 3 50;
E J .McCianahaii, i 73
C T Johnson, (4 2.'
T M Haiuiltou, W 23;
Win Pre i ton, (I 50;
G S Kiucaid, (3 3S;
11 C Humphrey, $3 CO.
The judiciary committee made a Verbal re
port ou ordinance for protection of trees
which was ou motion laid over for ouo
montS.
Ordinance No 21, to preveut bryt loiter,
ing ou the streets after certain hours, was ou
inotiou, referred buck for further considera
tion. Proposition of W T Campbell to supply
the city with water was, ou uiotiou, rejected.
l'etiliou of Chas Latter aud others asking
a crosswalk be laid across Willamette street;
ou south side of Sixth street wo grouted.
On uiotiou the street committee was in
structed to let a contract to put iu a luvee
uear the mill.
The following bills were preseuted aud re
ferred to the li nance committee:
Kobiusou k Church, (9 U6;
J K Attebery, (.13;
J S Sloan, (33 50;
TS York,U 50;
E F Chapman, (1 o0;
Q W Stowell, (1.
Win Durant, (10;
AJBellvail, (3 13;
J W Neat, (1 50;
W F Lupoid, (5 75;
Sloan Bros, (4;
II C Humphrey, $4 73.
Ou motion aiij.mrned.
H. C. HuuruREY, Recorder.
Willamette Forks Items.
CoBuno, Feb. 13th, 1SS1.
There it a gteat deal of talk of a new saw
mill going op iu tho Spring near Mr Win
lii'garta.
Hiram Smith intends to haul back to his
mill the logs that the flood carried away, as
soou at the weather permits,
Coburg is improving some agaiu. Mr
Skinuer has ot a complete stock of grocer
ies, and is making preparations to have a fine
stock of dry good in the Spring.
There was a little rxcitemeut at Coburg
on last Friday. Jo. Indian, better known
as Jo. Miller, tried to get some one to per
form the marriage ceremony between him
self and his intended, but he failed and In d
to go to Eugene.
A justice nf the peace is wanted very bad
iu Willamette preunct. It is a trouble
some ollice, and everybody wants tome one
else to take it. Robert Vaughn will serve
if appointed. The County Judge, ought to
look after the matter aud appoiut one.
Vox.
Public School.
The Eugene public school for the month
ending Feb 10, 1681, had the following n
roll.tit'ut and average daily attendance, not
withstanding the stormy aud inclement
weather:
No.
L)u rolled.
7
45
73
53
42
45
3.'"
Av. Daily
Atiendauco
52 8
30.7
55.3
41.3
30.4
30.5
240.5
l'aincipal
1 t A.Ki.Unt. . .
2d Assistant.
3d Assi-tant....
4 h Assistant...
5th Assistant...
Total
A J!iiuit.-ii iio-ny Ueinocrat of
lat week copied a statement from the Gl'Altl)
abou; the condition of the Military Mad
fron 1 nine to Southeastern Orejjon, aud
deliberately proceeds to inform its reader.i
that the Saiitiam road is the only one that
may be traveled th ensuing Suiuluer. The
Dentiiui-at is a little too fast iu its real for
the Linu couuty road. The McKenzie wa
gon road from Kugene across the mountains
will be iu the heat possible coudit.on for
travel in the Spring The grades are easy,
good bridges span the streams, tbo tolls are
reasonable, and eveutually this road will be
come tiie leading thoroughfare to Eastern
Oregon.
Delegates. Th Eugene Blue Ribbon
rlnh sent th following delegate ta the
State Temperance Alliance: Key Nelsou
Clark, N-t;ie SkilT. L M Davis, N M Davis,
Charles Goodchild, E F Chapman, J N jol
tr and B C Penuintou. Juuction Blue
t. i . i.
Ribbon Club: J L Houston am!
iiiuwra iw-
tor. XI E Church, Eugene, Rev I D Driver
and Mr Driver. M E Sunday School, Jnno
tiou: Mrs Jcuuia Ilotfman aud Marclla Pit
ney. Dii-o. Dr J C Hawthorne died at hit res
idence io Eut Portland, Tuesday, from a
paralytic stroke by which he wu stricken
Saturday, aud from which be never rallied.
Dr. Hawthorne had occupied or many year
the position of Superintendent of tbe State
Iueaue Asylum. Hi death will be incerely
regretted in every part of the Stat by
friend to whom be had endeared himself by
bis genial and honorable bearing. He wu
G2 year f age.
Grange Mextino. There will be spe
cial meeting ol Lane Coouty Pomona Grange,
in Eugene City, on Wednesday, Feb. 23d, at
le'clekPM, for t'je purpo. of electing
J'ntM to the State Convention of Far-
J mors, to meet ia Salem en March 2, ISoL
Prineville Lett sr.
Prinx villi, Feb. 12, 1331.
Editor Guard: The disaster in conse
qusuce of th elements have not .altogether
misled this locality, and this section bat
fared far worse thau was ever before known
to the preseut settlers. Th last mows aud
raiut in this sectiou brought Crooked River
18 iuchel above th highest freshet yrt
kuown. As for roads there) are none, and
w art entirely isolated from the world, in
closed by a fence of dingy rim-rock. It has
rained more this wiuter, hero, than it hu
iu the last five year all told, aud notwith
standing the frigid aspect of the country
north of us, our thermometer have stood
higher than ever before known. In fine this
hu been, iu local language, regular Web
foot winter. Cattle are doing well, and all
other stock are in first rate condition. Good
beef is to be fouud in ebuudauc all over th
desert
Our lit tin towu is uow working under a
chart sr, and our "City dads" expound dog
laws with th wisdmn of Diogenes, an I
cocr.-e their disobedient children with the
hsud of justice. The charter it new era
in our piouoer civilization, aud under its
benign influence the city has a glorious
future. There it a strong presumption in
the minds of many, that a few more winters
such m this, aud the deserts of the put will
be deserts no more. Rover.
The Bridge.
The County Commissioner Court met
Moiulsy aud after a thorough survey of the
situation decided to adopt the plans for the
repair of the Eugene bridge, as presented by
W. T. Campbell. A crib, 10 fot square,
of heavy timbers, and about 200 feet long
will be built across tits chute just above the
bridge on the bank of the river. This will
be tilled with rock and gravel aud i ex
pected to keep out the drift. The short
spau will be raised and repaired, and the ap
proach put back as before, with the excep
tion that the piles will be solid oak instead
f fir as before. The end of the approach
will be at limat seven feet from the ground,
the rest being filled with gravel. Bids will
be received March 25th for the construction
of the work. Tbe cost of the work will not
exceed (2,500. It is not expected that the
work will be completed before the first of
July. Two ferries, one at Eugene aud the
other .at Springfield are expected to be iu
running order uext week.
Commissioners Court.
Monday, Feb 14, 1SSI, the court met pur
suant to adjournment
Present - Hon C W Fitch, County Judge;
J M Spore aud J A McMahou, Commission
ert.
The following road supervisors were ap
pointed-
District No 9 Marion Wallace.
No 5-' lioht Cochran.
No 41 M Kobiusou.
At this time il was ordered by the court
that J K Roam be appoiuted Superintendent
of the repairs of tho bridge across the Wil
lamette river at Eugene City, and he is
hereby authorized aud directed to receive
bids for the repair of said bridge according
to the plans aud specifications on li!e iu the
ollice of the Couuty Clerk of Lane couuiy,
said cnutrsct to be let at public outcry on
25th day day of March, 1SS1, at the Court
House door iu said county the County Court
hereby reserving the right to reject any and
all bids.
Carried Off the Coin.
Yesterday morning at 11 o'clock, says the
Standard of Wednesday, Sheriff Buchtol
to 4 charge of the property belonging to the
Cninese firm known under the uvne aud
style of Coong Yh Loong Company, under
a number if writs of attachments gotten out
by the creditors of tho firm. The pr ncipal
representative of the firm is ''Sam," h he is
called, a Chinamau well kuowu iu business
circles here, and one who hu borne a good
reputation i r nouesiy aim ousiuess miiucnjr
and who is reputed to be worth fully $100,
000. For the pust few duyt he hat beeu ab
sent, where uo one teems to know, and the
rumor is current that the ouly companions
he took with him were tome (70,000 col
lected by hiin from the firm debtors within
the last mouth. Yesterday 13 attachment
suits were commenced against the firm for
sums ranging all the way from (140 to (0,
600, and the tot;d aggregating about (20,000,
while there are several more to come.
Settled.
A false impression might have been created
by the notice last week, that Mr. A. D.
Burton had been arrested. From all ac
couuts the trouble appear to have been
purely a personal ouo, aud should not have
been settled at the cost of the State. The
jury failed to agree, standing four for ac
quittal, tod two for conviction. The case
was uis uissed, aud Mr. Campbell and Mr.
Bu. ton agreed to arbitrate the question in
dispu e. Each of them chose two men, aud
and the four a tifth. Tne following were the
2e lenieu selected ; E. N. Cslef, 8. W.
. . .
Miier. Liudaley Carson, J. C. Bushuell and
Frank Powers. Ou Thursday they visited
the premises, and after thoroughly examin
ing the nituation decided that Mr. Campbell
hod do right to dam the water, thus com
pletely exonerating Mr. Burton.
Notice.
On Monday March "tb, 1881. 1 will apply
to W. W . Thayer, Governor of th State of
Oregon, for a pardon for the offense for
which I am now serving a terns in the peni
tentiary. Nat Fausv
Died. Mrs. Fusaunah Bickers', snotb
f Casper Richard of J auction, died at b
sob's residence in Benton county en the 11th
day of February, and wu boned at the Mon
roe cemetery on but Sunday. Site wu aged
79 years aud eleveu Jionths, and leaves s
large circle of friends and many relatives to
mouru her loss. She cam ta thia Stat in
i 1673 in eoropax J with ber sob.'
STATE UNIVERSITY.
A oolumn devoted to the Interests of the
Laurean and EuUxi&n Literary Societies, aud
HIS Slave uuirenuiy.
sorrow s c. a. wooduy, rkubik r. bimllkr
Resolutions.
At the meeting of the Laurean Society,
Feb. 11th, the following preamble and reso
lutions woio pused:
Whxrxas There apjuarod io the Eugene
City Guard, in the University Column, a
certain article over the oom de plume of
Quisque," written by a member of the
Laurean Society, purporting to be it friend,
aud
Whereas, The aforesaid article freely ad
vertised this society u being at present iu a
very demoralized condition, and, aftor laying
several severe charges agaioat said society,
Droceeded to ask. "Why the Laurean So
ciety continues to exist?" Aud
WHERE ah, By reason of tbe aforessul ar
ticle the Laurean Society ha been made to
appvar before the public in an odious light,
aud from the effect of uid article bos suf
fered much in its reputation, therefore be
it resolved-
1st, That we, the member of the Laui-
eau Society, do solemnly assert that th
charirc and insinuations cotitaiued. iu the
aforesaid article, are false.
2d, That the writer of the aforesaid article
it unknown to the member of this society,
but, whoever he may be, we unite iu es
teeming him our worst enemy.
3d, That our Editor, in allowing the pub
lication of the aforesaid article in our column,
trred iu judgmeut aud deserve the ceusure
of tbe society.
4th, That w take pleasure in announc
ing to the publio that we are not in need of
the reforms pointed out by the writer of the
aforesaid article; and to fuithc maintain
our honor we do declare, that never iu our
history hu our general order been better,
our debates more interesting aud instructive ,
our attendance larger or our general con
dition more prospeious than at the present
time.
6th, That a copy of these resolutions be
priuted in the next issue of the Societies
coluuiu iu the Guard a d Journal.
Laurean Election.
The last clectiou ia the Society pawed off
quietly and quite unanimously. The only
close vote was for Treasurer, when the vote
wa; 23 to 24. The ollicers elect are as fol
lows : Presidcut, Arthur L. Frazer, of
Yamhill; Vice President, James D. S;atr,
of Uuiou; Secretary, John MoCornack, o
Luue ; Treasurer, W. W. Cuidwell, of Jack
ton; Censor, James .i. novuie, oi uuiou;
Editor, 11. IL. lleudricks, of Jai.ksou ; Scr-
goaiit-at-Arms, William C. Taylor, of Bcu-
tun. They were inaugurated in the pre-
jribed manner on yesterday evening. Thus
dawns a new dynasty ; uuder it, may the
Society grow aud prosper.
C. A. Wooddy.
Notice.
The obnoxious article, in the last issue of
the Guahd, rotating to the Laureuu Society,
was published without my knowledge or
Censeut. RKUBIK P. SPILLKK,
Co-Editor of the University Column.
Take Notice.
All pert on s indebted to R. O. Cnllison
MUST call aud settlu their accounts by the
1st day of January, lbSO. He will be fouud
next door to S. H. Fiieud),-.
I'rcdilori Nolhe.
All persons indebted to ut for meat ire
earnestly requested to call and pay up. We
must have what is due ut. A fair warning
is sullicient.
McCornack k Renshaw.
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
The Best Salve In the world for Urnlses.
Puts, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores,
'IVtti.r ') Lniiil H indi. Cliilljliilni. Corns.and
H kinds ot akin r.ruptins. una salve is guar-
anteed to give perfect satisfaction in every cass
or money refunded. Price 35 cts twr box. For
lale by Wilkin's, the Dnia-'ist, hugeue Uty.
Mulholland, Juuction City.
FELIXW'S COMPOUND
Syrup of Hypophosphites meets with an In
creasing sale wherever kuown u those who line
It Dear witness to its merits, ami praises are
constantly being received by wk We quote
from a few from this section.
We are selling lurue nuentitles of tlir Syrup
and it pi doing more good in old chronie ca es
of nervous an I lung diseases than anything nf
the kind we sell. T C Smith k Co.
Salem, Nov 21, 1880.
"HaviiiK used Fellows Syrup in my own
family with good results, I do not hesitate to
reouiumeii'l it. lu A. KAKFT.
harriaburg, Nov 12, '80.
"I used Fellows Corunound for nervous de
bility and can now recommend it as good
medicine," Damon Smith, Uruggist.
Harriaburg, Nov 16, 1881,
Boots, Shoes, Etc.
T G Hendricks bu just received a large
lot of boots, shoes, slippers, overshoes, etc
etc., which he offers for sale. Tun) it the
largest bill of thia kind of (nods that hu
been bmnght here this season, tbe cost
amounting to oyer (4,000. He hu eyery
tyle and variety on hand, and can suit all
sua turners. Ladies wear a eptcia.it y.
Settle Up.
A. Lyncb calls upon all who are indebted
to bim to come forward and settle up.
Those who delay are likely to cause them
selves trouble, u he it determined to square
up hit books for the new year,
JCST KCEEIvrD- -The largest stot k of jew
elry ver bmnght to EegeiM at Crsio Bros.
JT D. Dc'KKrxn, Clerk, Wabash Shops, To
ledo, Ohio, says: I am aow wearing an "Only
Luag Pap," and it has afforded me- sdiuostr in
stant relief from asthmav Seo Advt.
Picn ss Ftkxcn Ao immsnse stock and
cheap at Craio Bio
IL ItfnuBbsos, Sac end Fox Agrney. la
dim Territory, says: The "On)f l.n g Pad"
has restored ms to health, aad 1 shall be glad
to ruoBiaod it to any !.-See Advt-
GENERAL
EEDUCTIOlf
Of the
kinds
the purpose of re
ducing my stock.
jS. H. Friendly.
BLOOD
Causing Chills and Fever
and Typhoid Fevors.
Biliousness, Liver, Stomach,
and Kidney disorders, and
manyotharoilmonts.dostroy
ln the health and lives of
millions, Is driven out of tho
system, and radically cured
by the use of tho LION MA
LARIA AND LIVER PAD and
CANCLION1C BODY AND
and only perfect treat
mont by the Absorption prin
ciple. The Plasters acting In
conjunction with tho Pad up
on the nerve centers and ro
mote parts of the body, In ab
sorbing and thoroughly rid
dingthssystemfrom MALA
RIAL POISON.
The whole treatment, PAD,
BODY PLASTER and FOOT
PLASTERS, all combined,
sold f or $ I. OO-the cheapest
and best remedy ever discov
ered, and a positive euro
f guaranteed Jf worn accord
ng to directions. Remam
ber. Pad, Body Plaster and
Foot Plasters, the whole,
$1.00. Sold by all druggists,
or mailed on recolpt of price
by
THE LION MEDICINC CO.,
NEW YORK.
SOiE AND SEE
R. G. CALLISON
Next d tor to S. If. Friendly, and get your
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND GRO
CERIES.
He Is alwnys on Innd ready and walUmr to
Ksimm.idate his Customers with ALL kinds
an
of food for
MLYDJlXD BODY,
And ean furnish a SMOKE to those dosiringa
A GOOD C1CAR, CR TOBACCO
To those who uro tho narcotic plunt
CHEAP for CASH.
Goods dbursred to any part of the city free
of charge.
It u.
CA 1X1 SOX.
"WW
STOMACH
XO TIME SHOULD BE LOST
If the stomach, liver and bowels are affected,
toadnut the sure remedy, Jlostvttvr's Stomach
Bitt-Tn. Diseases of tbe organs named Ix-gets
others far more seriotu. and a dvlav is there'
for hfizirlous. Dvpniia, Kver eomolaint.
chilli nrl fever, earlr rheumatic twiiiL'us. kid-
- 1 D0T weakness, brinif serious bodily trouble if
, trilled with. Lone no time in using this effec
tive, sale ana long Known medicine.
i of sale by all Druxists and dealers
ginemlly.
A CARD-
To 11 who are suffering from th mors and
mdiKT'.'tlousof youth, nervous wen'nuess. early
uVcav. lou of mantioo.l. e.. I will snd a re-
d-w and will cur you, FltKE Or' CHARGE.
ihin riat reroeoy was dutnovered hy anrssion
arv in South Amiica. Send a sell aidrewd
envelope to Kr.v. Joseph T. Ixkax, Sutioa D,
hw Yerk Citv.
mm
J?! jS CELE3P.ATED
Prices of all
of Goods for
NEW GOODS,
NEW GOODS!
I have received and have on kaatl s
full line of
CROCKERY
GLASSWARE,
GROCERIES and
TROVISWNSand
Cigars and Tobaccco,
Which I will noil sell for the lowest
c&.s5:o:
Trices. Call and examine nj goofo
before purchasing eluewhem
A. GOLDSMITH.
Lumber I Lumber!
J. B. lUiinrhnrt has been appointed agenf
ot the Springfield Mill Co. H can offer
hotter figures for Lumber now than ever bo
fore. All kinds of building lumber dolivered
ou short notice ami at very low figures.
Don't fail to seo Khinehart before ordering
elsewhoio. We propose to sell lumber, ana
dou't forgot it
Wei Dc Meyer
CatarrI
ONE DOLLAR !
The unprecedented success of this remarks
i.l. . ii... i...:n.Sk tr.i
I r "
' reducing the price to II t Package, and
of six packages to (5. 23 cents a package ana
new 4 cent stamp Cure, will be gives by ne
and by Wholesale Ih-ugglsts, In exchasg for
the 6 cent stamp Wei de Meyer's Csv
tarrh Cure,
D. B. Dewey ft Co., 40 Dey 8., If. T.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
-U-OTICK IS IIEREBY GIVEN THAT
1.1 the undersigned executors of the estate
of Xorris Humphrey, deceased, hav filed their
account for riual settlement of said estate, and
tnut Alonuay, the 7tn day ol March. 1881, has,
by order of the, County Court of Lane County,
State of Oregon, been set for the exaroinatoa
of said account, and for hearing objsctiens
thereto.
Dated Eugene City, Oreiron, Jan. 8, 188L
J. M. THOMPSON, 1
(iEO. P.. 1M)HK1S.
T. ( . HEN'DUICKS, rExecutosw.
. H. DUNN.
GEO. M. COOPER.
If you wish to buy your goods cheap, yon asust
go v tne sior oi
LURCH BROS.,
COTTitOE GROVE.
They keep ene of th largest stocks of
General Merchandise
OuUMe of Portland, and they sell goods cheap,
er than it can be bought anywhsr ia the WU-
lauieu valley.
SODA WATER,
Mineral Waters.
I Glnzer Ale,
Sparkling Wine and all Carbonated Beverage
AmBATtJS for Uaklnr, Bottling DISPUBIHuV
uoniplet Uuthts, Materials and 8nptJiesi
Establwhed 48 years. Illustrated and Priced
( 'etaln-.Tje swit to any adilres oa ayrJicatloa.
Send your orders direct to
JOU.N AI ATTIIEW3,
First Avenue, 2tith ft 27th Su, New Yerk.
Belknap's Sprkifs.
Mr. O. Pmwnson ha leases) th Belknap
Springs on the McKenzie river, aad is aoir
prepared to receive visitors. These spring,
are fained for the medicio&l properties of tho
water, and a they are sita&Ud in ths midst
ef lxutifiil scenery, and tine hunting, and)
fiahiiig grounds, promise to become a noted
resort. The springs are situated 62 mile
eat of Kugen, and fi miles Irur the Mo
l Kenzie Bridm.