CITV AND COUNTY
BRIEF MEXTiOX.
safsses-
Count j H u ""M jjin.
Aoimmeuse fruit crop way be expected
Mr. Simon- IioeuMatt, of fortUud, it in
tow".'.
S ailniaistratrii eotiue of Sarah F. Or
'toe. ;; .
Straw hat for Samaei" wear for ealeat Hen
Mr. F. A. Craiu fu in Portland one day
;tbi week.
If you wish to buy grtode cheap call at
S H Friendly'. :
Hurie bili printed at the Guard oflicat
-reasonable rate.
Call and eee that large stock of good for
tale at Friendly'.
Mr. P.' W. Osborne, of tbi city, visitej
Salea on day tbie week.
For gnod deoliatr at reasonable figure gu
to Dr. Davit, overtSraug (tore. '
, Something new la kid gloves at S. H.
Friiadly'.. Cal! and examine them.
Silver Hated Ware A complete assort
eat; all f mars, at Crain Bros.
, 8 It Friendly eel' cheap for i'uh btnti,
ike ctatni'it:, ball, cap fancy goad, etc.
J i. Wiatst i (till making lif-iie Card
and Cabinet r notogriph. Gu and aee them.
Twenty-niue journal are uow published
ia tbi country exclusively by colored men,
Mr. Helen Stevenson, formerly of thie
place, i teaching a tcWl at Dairy, Ore-
A huree of McCornack t Renahaw'i died
en day tbi week; also a Mr. Stowull, lust
'ou.
A incia1, will be given at the residence of
J U MoClung, thi evening. All mule wel
'eeme. W amdentand that the ISugeae bridge
' will be ready ia about a week from to day
for travel
Mr. VY. W. Catbeart, of Cottage Grove,
nat Veen appointed a notary public for the
eniuiug two year.
George Noland i at present editing the
bchnco Pioneer, the proprietor beiug absent
n a business trip.
Prank Rankin execute all photographic
work with neatness, fall and examine
sample of hia work. j
We were presented With eom rie stranbor
yie the first of the week by Master W. Huff.
The first of the eaw.n.
Now ia the'tim to plant yonr spring ad'
vertisenienU an J 7 iu id la aure to make
a good inventiiieut therefrom.
Monty to loan, any quar.tilyi on taaj tin?,
and reasonable term. Inquire of Jude Wal
ton, room No. 4, over Gran-e Store.
Mr S II Fricudly will pay the holiest
caab market price for wheat. Give liiia a
call kefere celling yeur grain elsewhere.
Eugene Rook & Oo. No , 1, melts Mm
'day evening. A fall attendance U request.
ed business of Importance will co.no be
fore the meeting. 1
ltcv. H, S. McLnffurty ps-stor of the Dap
tist Church, will preach to morrow rooming
and evening. Subject for evening, "Iulidcli
j of Great Men." All are invited-
Go and e that large itock of poods jnt
received at ISfeudrick' before purchasing else
where. The best stock, of nu n 8 clothing and
'nririjhiiig'g ols at pricea to suit the times.
If the revised edition of the Libia will
Wy make It a sin to read a borrowed news
paper, the sueces of the wick will ba as
lured, and we will subscribe for a copy on
sight. '''
Elder S. Monroe IM'tntd will prrnrh in
the Christian Cbureli of this city, m-xt Sun
day, morning and evening. Gubjcct for
rn'nrniDg, ' "Ti e Key cf Hnrrnn l.ifo and
Character;' evening, "I Cliriitiauity a Fail
ure r
We have received an invitation to attend
picnic to be held at the ..Stafford schnii'
nonsey Mohawk, on Saturday, May Hth.
All who attend will have an excellent time,
as arrangement bave been mado that knurc
it success .. '.-..'
Califomians are raising a relief fund for
the widow of the lute Juhn Browo, of liar
per' Ferry fame. The Chronicle .suggest
that aaoh t the' Republican member of . the
Legislature donate one dsy's per diem, which
wouli innbe n sum of foOO. ;
C "fehot by the Indians.
Thrf'Walla Walla Statesman, print the
following letter from Andrew MeCalley, who
Jormerly reside hero, but wh l ii"W lu
Kew Mexico. The letter explain itself:
. "Dear Fatuer: I am now lyiBg on it y
back with my leg all shot to piecjs. ' I luvi
i! ready Iiad two oikrationi performed on iny
leg, and about to have the third. The Iudiane
ihotme aV'uttwo manth ago when they
raided the country.. I waa at thi time
proipectine. and the Indian jnmiied us
unaware.. Tour of .the boy. tood by me
two f whom were killed aud the other two
CAped'without injury.' '. Y'nnr Son,
Asnixw."
Aruestkd. Deputy Sheriff Clinge , of
Folk county, passed through the city yester
day with Jno. L. Sheldon, whom be arrested
Thursday in Lane county. Some time ago
Sheldon waa aroated fur (tabbing a man bat
gave bail, for hi appearance. Hi bonds
man asked to be released, hence bis arrest,
and the prospect of lingering in j il h"" up
1cfrr9-hiin uulrt he gnt boiidi Saltm
Stateimaa.
Ges Lane's Fcmibjiu Tlie follewine
were the pall bearer at t.ea Lane funeral
it Roaeburg, Friday, April 22. Hon John
Whiteaker, Judge J F Watson, A tush
Cba. Drain, J M Thompson, Robert R
Cochran, Hon J XV Kesmith, J Cox, J J
tomitock aud J D P.nniett Hou J V NV-
lilth delivered the funeral address, whiih
T ah eloquent and maaUrly productioa.
Circuit Court.
Circuit Court re-uouvened at tho Court
riouao, iu Eugene City, Mouday, April Sloth,
10 o'clock A. M.
Treseiit Judge J F WaUon, ProsccuMng
Attorney J W Hamilton, ShcrifT Shelly, aud
Clerk Ware.
The remainder of the docket waa disposed of
a follows:
EtaU of Oregon v 8 II Spencer; maliclnu
Injury to wronal pmperty.-Not a tru bill
rotate of Oreiron vi C S Savr.: hui-.lurv-fot
guilty.
Joe W MjMithon et ux vi E A Rri.F-. 1-
nit for partition. Continued.
UoarJ of ocoool Lnl Commusionsn' vi .T It.
Underwood; fur-closure. Decree of foiecloa-
ore. -
Cha Iuer v G W Odell et al: iord..ir
publication of iiimmons ordered.
T Deviue v J J ('.nii.t,wlf
dama'e. Verdict for defeuilant . .
ternber and Scn.t..r v. J V ami .Til .1
klus; to recover money. Stricken' from tba cal
endar.
J U rerry v J N aaJ J T Luoer; to
money. Judgment for pluintiif.
liliatc and Craw m Grinville Finher: to
recover nioucv. Juihriiieut for pUiuthr by
default for iOJ 70 auj iutvreat.
Geo M Cooper vs T A M Uiorn, adininlntra
terof etatoof J.ma Ilhei, di-cciuJ; focIia
uru. JI C Humphrey apooiuted iriiArdiau ad
litem for uiiaor tlefeuduiits.
John Cummlu vi G W Rinchart: aDoeal
from jud. uientof lower court Reversed.
MUte of Or.'Oa v John Roberts; assault
with Ubgroua weapon Rlead i;u'lty ud
fiued $o0 and costs.
.N L Stran-- v O A Lockwood; foreclosure.
Ci'UtiuueJ.
bt.'.ta of Ore-in vi IVsntc Rottnr- liunlt
wick daurou weapoa 1'UaJiruiltyanJtincd
iuO and coma.
Atiiilicalioo ef Gideon Cantonwin for
change of naait Writ dismissed.
Adjourned.
Irving Lams.
April 23, 1331.
Business in and around Irving ia very dull.
We bad the pleasure of witnessing a fight
this week.
Crops lw k fine, and our fanner are iu
better spirits.
Irving wants a grist mill, dry gemds. tore
ana a Wdmi tliop, DcMUoa a uw tu goia
pie. vs. Whs will be the lucky man to ven
ture upon these euterpries.
Ti e school here is uuder the management
of Mr. J. N. Goltra, aud is progrossiog
fiucly.
The patrons of this school district are de
cidedly opposed to as exchange of luhnol
bxik cut mere. We would like to hear
froia lioriter districts. Those who buy
bok are the one who have the burden to
boar. Now is the ti ue to m n id public opin
ion, boforo tho ucxt Le iliture cm.ve; e,
so we may send men t'ltre opp ise l to cou-
linuaily cbauging boo'.s. Si'BU'RiDKlta. '
1
rjeport of Grand Jury.
We the Grand Jury for Lane Connty,
Slate of Oo.gnit, do Hubmit thtt following ua
our fiiul h-port- Tiut we have exa'idiied
the vartou public ollioe f tha county, in-
cludiuif the t'ltfrk'. Sherifl", and Treasurer'
olliivs, and that we find each of thorn in
good order tul uca'.ly kept The records of
the Cotnty Clerk' othv wo find in jf md or
der au I neatly kept; aiso the books of the
SheriiT and Treasurer. Wo would rccoin:
men I that the 'door of the vault in the
Clurk' olaoe be repaired (o that it can be
closed and locked. N,
The eouaty jil of this connty, we report
as being unfit for the 'e kepiug of priso
ner therein.
iiuj;!io, April 22, nsi. t .
J. M. Slocn, Fore nan Oruid Jury.
Arretted. A man who lives with a
.quav near tho river, by the name of Jim
MoFarland, was arrested Wednesday by De
puty Marshal Underwood for caving wbUky
to an Indian, known as Simlaw George. lie
afterward escsiel, but wfs re enptnred
Thursday, nd taken to Portland, Oregon,
Friday to aswor to the charge. He
will undoubtedly be aentsnced to tlie pe:i
ittotirry, as this is hi third offense.
Tssirt L.t Thrrday Mrs. Cynthia A.
Undritlr.of Siuxlaw, wa examined before
the County Court and pronounced insane,
.n,1 was tho ame day taken to the asylum
. F.nt Portland. We understand that she
ha recently had a severe attack of fever,
and apparently recovered, but non the be
am t i show svmptom of insanity, and be-
ennvng worse waa brought to town with the
above remit. . -
Confirmed Tishnp B W istnr Morris, of
the EpiscnpidCi nrch, confirmed the follow
ing mcd ptnon as n.emlK-rs nf that
churcb.'ast Sundry n orning: B C Van llou
ten, Mr D nthit and wife. Mr Mary J
Odell, Mis K-trlla Whiteaker, Mr Jas
Slater.' Ri'hop Monis preached an excel
if .irn-oi after the confirmitiou. He also
preached in the eveui ix
Mr D F Smith. The entertainment
given by this lady last M'edoesday evening,
st the M E Church, waa really epleudid.
Mr Sir Mi p'st-e ire elecntionary jw
er, and wa would not I lorprised if .ome
day be btcame a distinguished c!!uliouut-
Coyots Cub. Person who favored
the forming of a Coyote club met at the
C. ort House b-t Saturday aud adjourned to
?atnrday May 7th. It ia to I hoped that a
large number of our hep raiser will I
protect.
Accepted Mr.' Whee'er, who ha been
studying telegraphing under air. L. G. Adju
st the depot here, ba ccepted a pithn,'of
t':e Narrow Cnage llsiiroaa to. ai me new
town of Dundee, at a salary' it So per
month. We wish bin socces.
M qvmr.o.-C. R. Sayr. who wa i mict
t.1 by the Grand Jury lor tlie burglary of
aome'bann from XT. James nor, was ac
quitted Ut Tuesday. He has bveu ia the
county )3 site th Kt ef January.'
SUICIDE AT JUNCTION.
u. D. string in a hit ot
Incnnliu Honrre MlnV.
Piwhsw sjiwe W l IM II
self, at Junction.
Fridy morning,' Mr J R Ream, coroner 01
thi county, received a telegram from Juno
tion stating that Mr D D Stung hid com
mitted suicide. Cornuor Ream weut down
on the train, and held au lupiet developing
.uhata'utiaily- the following fiuts: Mr String
arose about five Friday nion.in, droed and
left his b.-d room. Not returning for some
time liia wiro boo tine shrined and went to the
b.iru, the door of which wu opsii,toeie'i for
him, nd found him banging to a beam. She
garo the alarm to the neighbors, but too Ut
it the unfortunate man was already dead.
He bd leen troubled the day previous
about tome of his business transactions, hav
obligations soon to fall due which he thought
he could not meet Mr String a s a ateady,
industrious citizen, a bntcher by trade, and
about middle agrd. Ho w.is a member in
good htanding of Junction Lodge A F A A
M, by whom hi funeral olc-equie were eon
ducted. Tho following is the verdict reu"
dered:
Wk, the jury wtmranned to inquire Into the
cauaeof the death of 1 1) Striii;,', say that be
came to his death on th 29:li J.iy of April,
1SS1, by atritnulation, caused by hiu.'in
by hi own hinds wailj ln fit of tmu i ir.try
Ksuuty. C W Wanhburne,
K Van Vrankiu,
WS Le,
V K'rau,
T O Thnmrum,
.Tat Uollinuu.
Jury.
J.'E, IIocsrcK, Clerk.
I. O. 0. F. Anniversary.
The sixty-second suniver-iary of the insti
tution of Odd' Fullowship ia the Uuited
State wa appropriately celebrated at the
hall of th order, in this city, Tuosday even
iug, by the Odd Follows, their families and
numerous guests. A abort addres wa de
livered by J J Walton, V U K, and vocul
and instrumental musio wis furnished by
the choir aud string baud. The feature of
the evening however was the rupper, pre
pared by Charles lUkvr at the St Charles
Hotel, to which about 70 couple sat d-r-vn.
After supper all returned to the hall where
social converse and amusement waa iodulged
in until a late hour. The hall and dining
mom were finely decorated aud trimmed with
evergreen aud mottoeaL The ladies of the
Rvbekall deserve credit for the excellent
manner iu which the celebration wa carried
out, -
Fi.se rRoKfHcTit. Li S.ilurdiy we paid
a short visit to Willamette Fork prvciuct,
and were g'ad to observe that the ctop pros
pects in that section are splendid, Meurly
it uot quiUi all the gmiu H ww u and looking
tiuely. Whilo thuru we enjoyed the hospi
tality of XI. Thomas Vaughn, aud cun uwure
any wandering pilgrim, thud cliaiiuvs that
vi ay, thai for sohd comfort for the inner
man the houinVou's board epreud by Mis.
Vaujlui cannot bo suipused.
Cu'BMFKii:a. The next rcjftihir metiiik'
of Lane Cout ty tipoi t-iutn Club will be held
at the club room, nut Saturday evening, Muv
7th. A piopokitiuu to citorti uize the ilnb wdl
bo iutrwluced, and it is rei.u -uted th;.t every
mea.Oerbo present and Vot ou this qucb lou
It is to be hoped tlut tie luciubcis of the club
will see fil to continue the orMiiitinu, as in
time it will no doubt be produetko of much
good. '
TiiR Mouoc WARiiiou-i. Schonchin, in a
letter, to the Counoil Firo of tlie Ujlli ult.,
Jees noma iiiturenLl.i pir.ioiil.irj of the sur
vivors of tlie great Mndou warp who were
Ukeii to Indian Territory to be civilized.
' li gm Charley died uu tho 2'uh of October
Sb'veku4:y Jim died un tho 1 4t.lt of Ust
mouth Ruth died of uoiuumption, Steam
boat Frauk is preaching."
B.'.hk Bali The University and Town
nines egain met on the dhiiuoud field lait
baturday, for a in itcii game; last Katilnbiy,
re:.ulU.ig in a victory for cho town niuo, by a
score of 19 toll. The third gmie of the
sj;ien will b played to d.iy, when h will be
decided which arc tho v.c.or.t, as each have
voii a game. All who enjoy tl.t sjwi't liic-ull
be pre-ent.
SlXOt'I.AK AcrlliKMT.-A daughter of Mr
Cass Ueuilriek, of the McKeuzie, aged about
17 yeam, met with rniher a sii'ijiilsr and uu
fortunato accident a few day . Whi
crosiing a iVnit log, eariying a g'a-is jar, he
fell brenkiug th j.ir, hi (I cutting the end cif
her hose off w ith on of the fragments.
1000 Hons Wantko. Krst.4 Washbrr ic.
. t i i,..-. ,i.:r ,,...:,,.. i irnii
lieail fll lios, tueil a win no v wutelier mis
coming wiuter CaJi paiii down on all pur
c .asc. -'
A Ciraxon, i'l.e s jcoal pre2hinsrvicc of
i th i irst Lapiist Church, w i.irli heretofore has
been Lei J at 7-30 o'clock, will f r m tl.ii date,
and until fa'tlur no'.lcc, be behl at 5 o'clock.
riRALYZCD. W learn that Mr Jacob
Hamptou,ai old resident of thi county, re
ceived a lever stroke of paralysis Monday.
He i now lying in a precarious condition;
CofRT AbJODKSKD. The Circuit Court
adjouned last WedneVIy at noon. All th
lawyers, jnryir.tu ud witness have returned
to their home, add town teem a trifle dull.
FlUEri. Frank Smtor, of Coburg, who
cotnmitud aa assault on John Lopg, plead
guilty lait Tuesday, and sras fiasd $.'0 aud
iets by Judge Wat Sfiu.
ClMISO Ezehcixb. The cloing exercises
of t!ie publ e scfiiH.I will beheld at the M.
E. Church. Tri lay. May Gth.
There is quite an eii.ittnnnt.ru the
street tliis, J- rirlay tven.ri, uu account of
Mrli Uutii taking oue i f liis children away
.'rointhe h une of nis divorced wite-
Bn tines men should not forget that
', blauli uotes, loj-heal'. statement-. IrtUT
. hoads,' and every dc;riptiou of co.nnit-rci.d
. prio'i.o ar nei-Iy a..S piudiptly executed
at the CfAkD ouic.
STATE UNIVERSITY.
A orliinm devoted to the Interest of the
T.anrean hiuI K ibii:rti l.lL-rnrv Souleties. anil
t'"
. IR-Em Cooswkli , ..Kimtor
Time ha marked another period in our
Society. Wc ar calii-1 upon to occupy th
vacant desk, and wield the pen in behalf of
Eutaxians. We acknowledge th honor and
hall tudeavnr if possible to deserve it; for
although our hand ar unskilled our heart
is willing. And if w do pot expect t ap
pear before the publio nutj &MIict I-aur-cans,
yet we glad'y accept a share of the
publio into fit through tho mediuin'of this
column. D.-K. C.
Brevities.
Vacation is a thing of the past.
Extra sessions are iu order this weik.
Strawbciriti are rip ou the Uuivcrsity
eampit.
' The Rotany clau i exceediugly interest
iug. Who i counting tho week until con.mtn
cement ?
We rvj-ihe in the f.-sgrance of the first
Spring mots .'
The Trigonometry elas wa examiued by
Professor Luihy, this week.
Mi.-s Id lunn i again among us, having
almont recovered from her late illnefs,
Public rhetorical in th auditorium next
Friday; all who feel interested iu tho welfare
of tho Uufverity are reupectfully invited to
atteud.
Tho mystery iolvcd- the Eutaxian now
know why the Lauroans do nottako off their
ht tn them the '.ierman yiug "they
have sparrow unnsr their bat."
Mis Mae Uuderwood who is. teaching
near Junction cme home last Friday. Her
many friend feel the lost of her presence,
aud gladly welcome these short returns.
On Thursday of last week, the class in
Livy passed an txaminatlou uuder Professor
Johnson, and also the trcnud Caesar class.
Having finished Caesar they began Sulluat.
Mis A. D. Smith, who was formerly
student of the University, and who is now
toaching at "Link Holler" wan in Eugene
Sunihiy. These flying visit are ihort but
swoetv.
Mrs. Ileibert McCornack, of the class of
ISTS.who ha bean spending the winter iu
I'ugene i now visiting friends in The Dalles;
and intend to make her future home iu
Walla Walla.
Miss Kmina Corncliu departed last Satur
day for Brownsville, 'uer which place she
will tuk charge of the district school for the
next time month. We wish her lucces in
this her Cist attempt at traiuiug th juvenile
miuds.
Hall of EuLixians.
April the loth. This behu th Aral
.uoofi.ig after vacation, there was a full at
tendance, and more thiol usual intertst mani
fest among the members. 1 he opening song
was perfectly cnehaiitiilg. Oil! tl ut a Lau
reu ii bad lingered near. Cmler tlie new
busiues.i c.unu the election of olllcers for the
ensuing term. Miss Charlotte Roberts was
ilulyeloctod President; .Miss Eva Rogers waa
elected to tho ollii.e of Vice-President after
the stcotid ballot; after the first ballot on
the names of the 'uomince for Secretary
Miss Alice Dorris and Miss '' nma Cornelius
were left as cinitostauts, Misa Drris wa
filially elected. Wu Mary Dorri wa elect
ed Treasurer by au almost unamious vote.
After balloting several time the society at
lit if siiocee leil in ca-itiuga two-liv'rd vote
for Mi Franc Olell, this elocting her Ser-
geant-at-Aruu.
Question chosen for debate two weeks
hence. "Resolved that Scandal ought to be
punishable by law." Leader ou the aflluia-
tiuo, i)e Etta Cogswell, colleagues, Alice
Dorris, Currie Wulher, find F.liia Spencer;
Loader on th negative, Jennie Spencer,
colleagues, Anra Whiteaker, Mary MoCor
iiack aud Mary Dorri.
April ?2d. To-day our new officer as
ntned their respective duties. The exercises
were oiiiewhat at a variance from the usual
program m s there brinif no debate we listen
ed n u hour to the reading of Ivauhoe, iu
which we - become tuoro iutercited each
week, especially, iu the character of Re
becca, Ilia beautiful J e wens, aud the disin
heritcd kniyht.
In older to vary the monotony of our regular
debated the society chose a question having
three H '4. Thn leader were therefore
appoint' d. entitled to but one colleague
each. Tie quei-tinn read a follow,
"Which doe th most to mult the orator,
knowledge, o'ature or art? After re ens,
rlu. ii'g wliicli time an "exceedingly amusing"
visitor arrived, thn soeiet- li-teued to nuns
very appropriate and interesting rhi toi ica's.
Although- our number is (mall our'eournge
is great, and w are glad that we can truth
fully lay, thct are uu drone iu th hive.
The Laurean
At the last meeting of the Laursan, the
f'lloaiii( list of officer wereeieeted. Presi
dent, Wallace Mount; Vice President (ion.
M. lloyt; Secretary, B. B. Bctkman; Amis
taut Secretary, Frank A. Huffer; Treasurer,
H. ('. Courtney; Editor A. I Fraxier; Cen
Mor, C. P. Richard; Sergeant-Rt-Arm, G. A.
Dorris. The Eutaxians oder their best wi. li
es of uccw to their .brother society, and
feel coufidc-tit that thry will wax strong un
der their valiant lea-lers.
Milk fo Siu -By going for it you ran
get milk cf Johu Iuger for 15 cent per gal
lon. To MlLLVE. Old type for babbft metd
for tale at tins ofiice.
Fok SsLR. Hay an I oa. for iu!o cheap,
Apply to lr. T. W. Aheltou.
I'lcri r.e f eiiittAu imir.us stock
i "heap at C'raio Hr
aud
mm
Monday April 4
Y
ITos'poceirctl tlie latest find lest
tbn't was ever brought to tills County.. Wo will sell Goods at
I. T
This is the only Store this
line of Goods-
I Lead the way
On the prices of tho Goods. Wo get a price list every week
from New York, and sell accordingly. Ono visit to our eitab
lishnvnt will convince you that wo aro underselling our com
pctitors at least 40 per cent, on
AS
M WE
W"o have the lightest Store in
center. It is 75 toot long. 1 wo
Iba
II
, GENEHAL
EDUCTIOi!
0
111
Of the ,
kinds
the purpose of re
diioing my stock.
8, IL Friendly.
, Mineral Waters,
d'hijer Ale,
Kmrlinij Wine and all Caib-mated Beverages
PPAAin3 U KaklBg, Bottling & DI3PMS1NG
Coii'.plele Oa'tlitx,- Materials and Hupplic
F.tabliheJ 18 yeors. Illuslruted and j'riced
(V-Uli)fu4slttoany aihlres on appliculiun.
Send your orders ilirect to
JOHN MATTHEWS,
First Avenue, 2'ith & 27th SU., Now York.
Chas. M. Horn.
PRACTICJL G UJfS U1T1I.
DKALER I.V QUITS, P.IFLKS,
Tisldnx Tackle at. I material.
Ji-iairinir done In th neatest style
and warranted. Sewing machine,
tiafes, Iyocka, etc., repaired.
Guns loaned and amm jniion furnished.
Shop on Willamette t, ooposit Astor IIous
S5t320..'
ferdsrst home. Cami-les-nrtli5
A luitM nTlfu i'o, t'uri'
l.inl, sisin
.Jf) i WF.KK. Itjrst h''nsOlr mtl.C'tr
K I ..julfl-, (.). A 1 im I si's k Co, Au,'iita, Mu.
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THE
STOKE
Stock of SPRING GOODS
Bido of Tortland tliat keeps on.
the dollar. . ,
CAN DO IT.
town, with a eky-light in tho
doors soutu oi tno om oioro.
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Prices of all
Goods for
N
17 GOODS
..HEW GOODS!
I liave received and Lava on hand
full lino of
CROCKERY.
GLASSWARE,
GROCERIES and
PROVISIONS arid
Cigars and ToDacccor
Which 1 will nrd.1 bU for the .
!
rricf'8. Call and examine my good
before purcliabing eleewlif re. . ,
A. GOLDSMITH.