crrr and county
bhief .11 i:iio.m.
tbt I- X. L. Store new "ad."
The Eugene bridge will be tiuuhed by to
day.
gtrw hits for Simmer wsar for sale at II en
drkkV.
. . v n C.i&rv viuilil Allianv nna rf.iv
ne " .v-v ' j
thi wk. .
Mr H C Humphrey visited Harrisborg
thia week.
There will be uo service t t!ie Episcopaliau
church to day.
Xbe Sportsman club of thi oity meets
thif evening.
U you wish to buy good cheap call at
6 H Friendly .
Call and ace that lar'o dock of goods fur
wle at Friendly.
See the notice of final settlement of the
estate of Beujamiu Cox.
The Eugene City Brass Bund will give an
open air concei t this evening.
For good dentistry at reasonable figure go
to Dr. Davi, over Orange tore.
Something new la.-e kid glovot at S. H.
Friendly'. Cal! and examiue them.
6ilver Plated Ware A com; leta assort
aieut; ALL Nsw style, at Craiu Bros.
8 II Friendly sells cheap fur cash Imots,
shoes clothin?, Iiats, caps fancy goods, etc
J A Winter is still making life like Cud
aud Cabinet Photographs. Go and sco them.
The cloning eu'eitai i..iitnt givei by t!.e
public school last evening was a pe.fcct suc
cess. Frank Rankiu execntcs all photographic
work with neatness. Call and examine
samples of hi work.
The Eugene Band received a letter from
Portland, asking what they would change to
play thee the Fourth.
Cbas Witter and A K Pattorson liuvo re
ripened the butcher shop ou the corner of Wil
lamette and Ninth streets.
There will be a special meeting of Eiigmo
Chapter of It. A. M , o.i' Tuesday, May 10.
Work iu the M. E. M. dejrte.
Honey to loan, any quantity, on Ion? time,
and reasonable terms. Impure of Judja Wal
ton, room No, 4, over Grange f tore.
Mr S II Friendly will pay the highest
cash market price for wheat. Give him a
call befer selling your grain ehewlicre.
Elder 8. Monroe Hubhad will preici in
the Christian Ciu ridi of this city, i txt Sun
day, morning and eve iing. All invited.
Mr W II Odell, of Salem, Stato Printer
and proprietor of the Statesman, is in town
visiting frieud aud relatives. Mr. CKUll
accompanies Mm.
The Chine fiddle is a true indicator of the
weather. Their doors' opan with the sp i g,
and sweet (?j strairs issue forth fro.n tha den
to greet the returning birds.
Mr. James Sh'.ler, f Li Grande, who has
been i.ttfm'',ig the Uiiii'cHty hero the ptst
year le t fo.1 his hoire hit Thursday, lie
will return here to school iicxt year.
Go and see that large stock of goods just
received at eudrick's before purchasing else
where. The best stock of incus c'othing and
urniahing goods at prices to suit the times.
The change of service last Lord's day.from
7:30 to 5 P. M., nj the Pantist Church,
teemed to suit the convenience of a large
number of people. The sa::ie change will be
observed until further notice. Subject of
sermon to-morrow, "Dh-.eut and Dissent
ers." John Pa.ne and Capt. Cox are preparing
to fish ou the StsIiw this ie.it.ntt. They in
tend to tali; there wiV probably bo no can
nery thisscaaou. A caniitvy conldgetali
the fish they wanted for from 13 to 23 cents
piece, while liho l'sh br'nn f.inii CO to 73
cents on the Cn'mnti;'. Why is there no
cannery on the Sioslaw. Cmwi Bay News.
CoNTEMrTtc'.E Fink. dim McFnrland,
who was taken to Portland by De uty U S
Marshal Undirwool one day Jast we;k. was
fined by Judo Deady, the contemptible sum
of $2o or CO days in the county jail. This
was McFarland' third oFci'so for giving Ii
qnor to Iudiaus here, and we are surprised
that be should be fiued such a small sum.
Tim McIlKN?.m Jvoad. T'.io b.idge acrosi
the MeKe.i .:e !i,-.s beeo completed by M N.
L Pumey, the cou'ractnr. We ui.dcrtid
that the .oau is now in the bett of coiidit'on
for travel. Ahxn'y t.ie.e a e scve;nl tt-ains
at Camp Polk, awauiug the new of the com.
yleti.mof tlie b'jJgj, wlieu t.iey will start
over.
Cf.lebratjox. The citizen of Cotta-e
Grove and vicinity will celebi-a'e the F urt!i
of Jul,"iu a jtCMiMg uiiMie. All whoa'
tended ..he celebration there last year had
an enjoy.Vde t!.ne, winch insures a large
a'.tciiUz.ice ihis'ca'. Further pa.'ticu'.ars
in due :'. ic.
Swamp La.i.. Mr. Cha.les Wbitcakcr
ud CVjiL Ankiiiy, h.'t tlo week for S. uth
ern O.i.ii, ,e.. (!,y ro to kelett SWUU.p
lad. M.-. Anl-.e, iy is the agent for the
United Svates aud Mr. Whitcakcr for the
State. 4
EeACTiFrL Rain. The rain that has fal
len this week ha eeo a Lluasiuj to tlie
country, as the top of the gnund bal com
menced drying out. A lare crop of eve.y
thing, is promised at present.
Diei. At P.,"ey, Like ounty, Oregon
March 23,h, Mil. Catharine Duncan; aod
Ti years. M.-s. Dnucau was well known in
this county, and was the mother of Mrs.
JohnStea.-rt.
Mabbied. At the M. K. Parsonage, in
Eugene City, by Rev. L D. Driver. April 2d,
1881, Mr. Albert Johnson to Mis. Sarah Laf
ferty; all of Jnnetion City, Oregon.
Pcbcha.k. Mr. . lin Su-wart lias pur
chased bf Mr. 8. D Coats, bis tracks, bones,
., and will continue the business.
SUICIDE KEA!? CDTTACE CR3VE.
Miss Mollie Thrift, aged
16, Commits Suicide
by taking Poison.
I am Suffering Intolerable Pain "
-
Once again we are called upon to chronicle
the death, by suicide, of another pcrsou ro-
ultngiu Lane couuty. The following are
th particulars; as fu'iiishcd us by a Cottage
Grove correspondent:
"Miss Mollis Thrift, daughter of retcr
Thrift, who lives three mile south of Cot-
'Jrovc, committed sujeid by tak!i.gsu phate
of btrychniue, at about 3 P M, Suud.iy, May
1st. Sliu died at 4:41) P. iL Ou Sunday
mornia: her pareuts refused to li t I or vh.it
one of tnu neighbors, whieh s!ie i.Tercd ss
au excuse for c initling the rash act.
Luily in the afleruoou her pirents iu com-
leinV Uirl. '.kiklllA a... I tin ..m.tt.... ....
tor went to tho garden, situated about a ;
quarter of a mile from the b-jue. After they :
hail ralnlileil uliiinl. fur ttniiintniiH Iiud Al.,1.
lie bur. iid to the house iu udcuee Oi' her
""rl
paronts, and going li thu seed box, where
.ii i . , , . . ,, !
the bo..lj coir.auriii the stryehniue hadbeeu I
luil, poured out about tl.ir.y yieins iu a turn
bier of wu.cr and drank it. Only a short
time elapsed till bur parents resumed to tlie
houte, and limling her biding t.t the table
cryiug, a.ked what was tlie inutljr, to which
she rip ied,
"I AM Kl.'FKM.NO IKToLUrtABl.E PAIS."
N'i sooner had she spukcu the werd tliunshe
wont i.ilo a spasm. As soon as she rec.v
ered Iroiu the hi jt t'pusiu she told lur parents
she had taken st.yeliniue untl wanted to die. A f
doctor was scut for at once, but before medical
aid could rea :h her, she hud passed to "dark
ness aud tlie worm."
IShe attempted su'eids last Full, but was un
successful, bhe was only 10 ye i.-j of ae. Her
remiiuson ea.th wo-e laid away at 3 o'clock
P. M., Monday, May 2d"
COUNTY COURT.
I'UoDATE rrrcii, j.
Met Monday, May 2, 1SSI.
Iu the matte.' of the gna.dianship of L A
Mausiield, minor Hiram Smith npointed
guardian.
In the matter of the estato of S. Cox Or
dere I that the 5th day of July be appointed
for dual settlement.
In tho matter of tho estato of W L Lemon
Final settlement made, and administrator
discharged.
Iu tin matter of the estate of D D String
Sarah E String appointed admiuistrutrix.
COMMLSSIONKBS COURT FITCH, J. SFCP.ES AND
ilCMAIIDN, COM1.
Met Wednesday, May 4, IS31.
It was onle:ed that $l!)0 be appropriated
for Bouili.ig pauper Welier home.
Hubert Cochran, supervisor of Koad Dis
trict No 02, being absent frwu the cjuuty,
it is therefore ordered thit he be removed,
ami that J II Mc Fai land bo appointed su
pervisor until tho 1st Mouday of Jauuary,
lSSi
In the matter of the application of O B
Vanscho;ak for cl.anjo of county r. a l; or
dered estubliohed and old Mad ordir-'d va
cated. The folhwing was the list of applicants
for tho free scholarsh'p iu State Uuivirsity
J II liean, Ida Patterson, W D McUeo, S E
McClure, Oeo Aorris, Otis Jucksim, J M
Widuior and Walter McCluro. S E Mc
Clure being the successful applicant, it is or
dered that be be entitled to tho free Schol
arship. At this time ShoiiTJ M Shelley filed de
linquent tax list of 18S0.
At this time it is ordered by the court
that J It Hean bo appointed agent for the
purpose of disposing of all tho irou and luin
bjr formerly iu tint Spiinglie'd bridge.
Springfield CriJgo.
J'r John Kelly and Picsl-y Come;ys pre
sented to the county court 'ibursebiy signed by
3;vi taxpayers, a petition praying thut the
Springfield biid'.-e be rebuilt, pMiple of that seo
tion ajijeiiijt-ippy interest on all the money
the couuty would hawe to borrow, Alter due
consid.n t.ontliebiidjowas on'cred built, and
Air A D liiirieii vas appointed Sujieriiitcndeut.
Y-.ottid.iy, sixteen cit hs of this county pre
seLtda bold fo. tlO.OwO to ius.ire the county
the ii terest on money borrowed, p ovlded that
the money be raised by the tax levy of IbbQ. The
county court went to f-piiif.ihlhu,t eveain
tosel-.ct the lncaii n for the b.idye.
week we will (jive ull i-ardeuU s.
N it
Married.
May 5th, at the home of the bride, in Eu
gene City, by ltev Dr Geary, Hon Jacob
Cornier, of Mai ion county, to Elizabeth Hum
phrey. Tim happy couple started tu Portland, ou
ii . - I.. IV'.lnaj.ljif ninrn
tneir weuuing s..u.,
11115. wneie iiiey i" "-j-i
when they i!i return bee,
intend, ng
to
. . - .t. - r VA i,, mi.. m f-iinrr.iL-
We
ni.:Ke li.is ineir iuii.iu - s-
. . .i ,! mv ihe rest of their life
b.rone of ls:i pioe-'J and blis.
rcci-ivcd.
C.)Uipllii.eut
SPIC0 REWARD.
The s'Jin of i JO i hereby odered to' any pcr-
. or person. en uncover .... c. .....
i i II. .lu-Jkius. wno wassuoixwed
Ol Ul
to havo been list in tbe mountains neanhe Mc
Keuzie river, some to months sincj. Tue
fiuJer musi show uumi.-.tvk-lU eti itnee by
which the I oily can b identified, au.l ii ceiired,
disclose tlie pUce of fiudin0' the bndr.
E. D. JiIjKixs.
A SMcnT EL.F--Tbe house occupic I ly
Mrs Copliu, near the public school bouse,
caught tire one day this we It fioin a defec
tive fine, aud burut quite a hole in the roof
of the building
Kew Sidlwalk. A new sidewalk will be
tailt from LuAiu corner to Horn", gno
tmith shop. A much needed improvement
Handiome Legacy.
L L Williams, of Il.cburg, who recently
dud in Sun Francisco, remembered those
...I... ... .. l.l l.:... i.... ..1...1 :.. il.
j IIU ailCUueU MINI, m iivii wwummi .us
Southern Oregon Indian war. Among the
number are the following Lane county people,
ami we hciewj.h publish that portion of the
will that relates to them:
To Daniel Tent ami Marv A Test, his wife.
1 Junction city, Uue county, Oregon, (for
kind care aud attendance while suffering trout
i WOUud received from Indians) I give ami
- bequeath the sum of one thousand dollar
La,. to be paid to them 'scpnutcly, or to
their order, as they may liieet.
To my friend, Mary Emily Test, d lighter
j of Daniel and Mury A Test, of Junction City,
Orego-i, in cmiide.-ation of the frioinlbip
,,ave '"r cacU "tlll'r 1 Kiv8 Bl"1 ,KMluwt,
i ih fcmaiu.lcr, and rosi.Iue of my
j rr"Krty and e.tato, bulb real and Krsoin I.
l,,uh I may die cize.l, H be pai.l ami He
livered In her, or her order, as shu may di
rect, hereby charging my e:.ecutors to n'' J
and ex end toher such advice inregtidto
the same as uny appear to tliem proper, and
" ll,e' lecl" il f,'r l,cr 1,041 '"tcrtst that the
"""" P'" innainueni., or ....
I it 1 'I? ! i II..... a.. -. .1.
laud. Oitgeii, for l.t r bcni lit, they should bo
i w it. il.t,. I....
i',, .T" " . ,,
nneat bed to tlie Saul Wa'J' J' unly ie-.t sliall
1 . . , , ,,
.........I ...... ..f l..iiiai..l .l.elnm rliM
.e ivu vim .U'li i "iio ..i"u -
ii;d Mary Ihnily Test is hereby speeially re
quested (aud my executors shall so inform
her) to pay to her sister, Mrs. Shannon
Marshal, and her sister, Mis May Test, tho
sum of one thousand dollars cacli.
The estate is said to be worth about $30..
COO. MhsMniyK Tckt, of Junction City,
mid at pre-ent a ieaciier in the Portland pub-
iu kc;1,)l ,Mirii..n wiil amount to about s-3-
fQ
Dexter Items.
May 3, 1SS1.
Strawberries will soon be ready to dig.
Johi'iiy Howard js the champion trapper.
W. R. Po.-kei steps very high since the a.--ri.-ul
of thai Ki pound buy. Nex.!
Albert McIYrlAnd start.d on .Monday for
Mis-tei ii O.-egon, irtiere he cxpe;ts to speud
the Sumirtr.
H. O. Morgan bns taken lii-nrclf a stock
ranch on "Wi.nl Perry," and will oon
move his family their.
Messrs Clnyton'i liendiaw are teaching a
second term of wriling school here, nod
give general satisfaction.
About two dozen young people had a pic
nic dinner on Mount Zn n hst Sunday, and
enjoyed themselves greatly.
The fine horse Inttdy pvrchased here by
Dan McCall, for service iu Wahingtoii Ter
ritory, is' dead. He died of the prevailing
horse disease. Low, fc7"0.
Fourtli of July Celebra'.ion.'
Pursuant to previous u ti e, a meeting
was hold at the Couit House, Ma 3d, to de
le.ioii.e vhethcr to cekLrute the coining
Foil. -th of July or nut.
On motion Gov. Wl iteaker was chosen
Chairman find J. W. Jackson Secretary.
Moved that we celobrate; carried.
Moved that tln'e be nn Executive com
iiiittee of three nppo'nttd to lol'cite funds
a:id select other cuiiimitleis; ci:.ied. The
choir appointed Mo.iisis F. W. Osburn, J. K.
Campbell aud A. S. Patterson as said com
mittee. On motion adjourned to meet Tuesday
evening, May 10, ISSI, to hear report from
said coiinuitiee, an t to attend to all otbc
bus'uess that may cmne before sai l meeting.
J. W. Jackon, Secretary.
Nevada & Oregon.
Gen. A. King, who uas cue of the first
pwi.KKtr i f the Nevada & Oregon narrow
gni'e rad o-d which to connect llcno and
Eugene City, Oregon, returned to the Coin
stock on Vcdiimdny. Jir. King is now
vice-FYcduent of the co.npauy which has the
construction of dio road in hail I. Ho tells the
Vi-ginia Chronicle that everything is in
readiness to rush the unrk alopg, and that
nothing hereafter will be allowed to inter
fere. This iia.vou'-gnueo road will (onnect
with the 0. & C. K. II. , at Eugene City,
thus forming a direct hue of communication
jth Portland, O-cgOii, and afford'iig iu
ere ed- faeilitiis for icachiiO 1'uget Sound
in Wos'iio;toii Territory Iteiio Gazette.
Fire Me ting.
At the the 1 ist ii' e. ti ig of E. II. t L Co.
the follow iui i),(ueeui.,es were transacted.
The following persons wc-e elected as
mcmliersj Geo A Dorria, Georgo Croner, Joel
MoCriPck, S W Con Ion, Wm Alexander,
J W Ha-i.-on and S E Goodm in.
The fi Towing wero reportod as resigned
Leo Lu.-h and J C Wlnle ikcr.
On motion a coi.nn' tee oi t'-re, ensi -ing
of Mi-s.trs F V 0liurn, J I! Campbell
and S M WallU, were rppoioted to present
lLe Coanc;Ii at their next meeting, a re
rueat to i ur chase au engine.
Ad journed.
, . . ...,,, ... , i.:lii,.l,.Ilr.
witb Mr. O. R. LVao, of Eugene City, who
came Dp f i m thut place to attend the funer
al of Gen. Lane Mr. L'eau hud not b.-en iu
P,.B..I. If.-.l .n.l il.ii, L- i-i'.v hm
j d , -j . IoVtnit.talll we think o
;
too.
He received Li ra Mr. liaincy, who was
the original setth r ( f ti e J 'emit site of this
city, for hau'irig a load of logs from the
..... u:,,,l,(..
which wt'e used iu build ng the first boose,
or l-'g cabin, eve built iu this ci y. He also !
brought to this county the first load of oier.
chaodiae ever sold iu tlie couuty.
Te Thbki Sls-ters. The TeVgram. of
one day this week, gives a description of a
fine picture paiuted by Ed Epy, formerly of
this city. Tin subject of this last produc
tion is The Three fiisteis. Ed is naturally
an artist, and will some day be keard from.
JHE SI US LAW REGION.
The Resources, Vacant Land, Etc.
The Sittslaw river, rays the Coos Psy Mail,
is formed from thu junetiou of several large j
cret-ki rtowiug out of the Coast Kange of.
mountains, runs in a southwesterly direc.ioii, !
emptying into the Pacific Ocean about
twenty miles north of the mouth of the
Uuipqua.
The river bat a good entrance for vessels
of -100 to 600 to'is capacity, aud 'is navigable
without shoal" or obi. ructions of any kind
for about twenty miles. bmu live or six
miles f.'.im the nnmlli a branch known as the
North Fork puts in, this stream be'ng n.iall
erandof less depth 'tlian .the muiu r.ver.
Along both of llieie streams are bottoms
varying iu width, which, along tide water,
arc niidiily oeeiipied by settlers.
T1IK IMIAIIITAN'rii.
There aro alfut 150 inlisbi jin'.s on tho
lower SiUalaw, all of whom seem iu a fair
way to make for tlie.nselves co.i'.torublu and
pleasant homes.
The Indians, of whom fieie are quite a
numb I, have imuie more pri'givss in civilii
aiiou than auy o.her penile l-elonging to
that ra-o ii t!i.i prt of tho country. '1'liey
have coi.'foi tab, e liousis and gardens that
I . .... ...
""'"" '"B " 1 ",,,u,lrV ' 1 "MT ov"'-
VI,,.,, J M liih and alio raio imtatojs
I 1 ' u r,l-,l"-
... . ..... c .
.. . . . . ,... u Mi,, i l.y IIISIMISe OI 10
the wlii.e. They a.e ixceedi gly pcaceablo
a..d res;ectful iu tiicir behavior to tho si t
tiers. rioltEM'K
I t ence is the name of the post office and
'itt.e loW.i on the uorth side of tho river
i h,i t tl'.ee miles froi-i the beach. The situ
iao.ni.dl) David .Vise, formerly of this
count 'ihu post I'llicu and store is kept
by A J Moouy, formerly sheiitf of this
vou.ity, while the hotel is Kept by Tlio.nai
h'-.'j, also Irom this part of tho country.
The ca.i.itr for.ncrly owned by Emerson,
Co. I & Co., is t this pl-ce, and as the
coa it y io iL.ehiped we ex.-ect it to become
qui c a th i.irg vi'l.-go.
L. Zi. er has a plaeo at the to' minus of
the bev.'1' road on this side of the river,
whee eve one must make at least a tem
po ny s'.t'p, and many a tired explorer is in.
(Lme I to the In s,iia'ole owner for subsuin.
liifu.o.s.
nsol'liCFS.
We havo htaul it frequently asseitcd that
I c e is vciy lit le I'mber oj die Lit'slaw, in
fact not ein i gh ,o justify the cstali'dshmcnt
of t.ie bu.ii e-s id mi'iiul'i etn.iin, lumber; but
this is aVo-t ii'isti'ko. There is no other
rateable ttieam on tho coast of Oregon into
which (irst class fir timber can be o cheaply
delivered a in the Siuslaw, pod there is
euoi'gh ii' s'ght o.i tide water to last a luro
establisbine t twenty years, while further
up the river tho amouut of timber of the first
qui'nv is al .iut uulhiiitcd. The.ti is no co
liar nor myrtle. This stream bos one splen
did mil of sJ.u'on each year, and there is no
reaeou why vlie business of catching and put
ti.ig up Kh ci iiuot be successively carried
ou there v. Inn the dcin iiid will justify it iu
, , ,
any s!..li'u on the toast.
VACAST LAND.
On t'.io t'ppcr waters of tho North Folk of
the tiid.law .h.ra ii repor.vd to Lo good lo
cal is for a co'i-iderablo nui.ibcr of homes.
It is a iu t'u'cd U on the best of authority,
thut on Lult, Dead wood and Indian otceks,
eiiip'; : 'g j-i'o tie main river, are vicunt
lands of liit qua'i y, sullicleut for over one
liutid.td fuil cluii .. 'J'hese lau.la aro rep
resented t i be easy tu clear, and can fiud a
coiivuiient on Lt to the lira I of uavigaliou
on the river. Tl o surveys are bei ig ex
Uuded to'- rrd the locality of these Streams
and will douLtlcss soon tako them iu.
UoW TO 1.KT TlllCflK.
There is uo dial julty in reaching tho Sius
law .U'ei.ie it with any freight that a party
may wish to carry . Cornwall Heed's stage
lino rJi s f-o.n Ci js Lay to tho mouth of the
Ui. pqua Jmo times week, aud H II Bar
ruU car "i.s the mail, passengers and fiohjht
l i rfukly.'rom Unipoua to Siuslaw. The
w'ole distance from Coos Lay is a pleasant
beach road, and due regard is paid to the
comfori of passengers over the whole route,
rr.i; vecis of tue countiiy.
We do not wish to overdraw the picture
of the j-lobable future of the Siuslaw coun
try, bet cjndo. compels us to say that it ap
pears destined at uo very d, slant day to sup
po.ta Lrgu aud prospeions community. A
county road has been surveyed and locatid
from Eugene City .o navigation oa the river.
Tho dis.rnte u only '0 miles ail no groat
elevaVou to cross. Hon.ei have already
be-.u b"-ou,h. lo within six miles of tide wa
ter. T..e eutiBiieo to t.ie river is undoubt
ed !v, i'iiou, and vhe ehfs of vrssels and
" '
..... 1. I. ,1.A I!.... Iv.,1.
run mere w.vii leguiam mi uici.j. on
river is the lincot for navigation ti at it ha
ever been oir lor.une to see. Int, then,
is to stand in the way of the development of
its varied resources T Let the history of the
next decule answer.
Pay 1 oar Taxes.
A warrant against the property both ml
aud personaf of all dchmpjeia taxpayers
has been placed in my liandi, which i loisi.ti
n-M tXU TO MtfcCl'TE, I'NI.EHS PAVMKNT Is
il.vUE FoKTltwiTil. This i. my lost notice.
J. M. HiiKLLEr, SlivrilTaud Tax
a Collector for liue Couuty, Oregon.
P.iiuiiipka nn-n m! l i . ii lil not forget that
:.i k D()le. bilMmads. statements, Ltter-
1 beiwls, aud every iles i ijitiou of coimn -rend
j printing aro neatly and promptly executed
at the Oi'iBD oiiice.
Mii.k ron Hale. P.y goini; for it you ran
;et milk tf John Lenger for 15 cents per gal
on. To MiLLMit. Old type fi r babbit metal
for sale at this otlice. '
For Sai.k. ity mi i oats for Kile che.ip.
Apply to Dr. T. V. fheiion.
Pictcbs Fbausa An imu.ejsu tU ck a id
cheap at Craia I r .
Re.il Citato Transactions for April.
A W Patterson to L L Henry, lots Iu u-
L'1 CStllHtilttrist li .11 ftlfsll
A K VaIUiU0II , AlrX SUtlluwii tC0 acre;
(l( g-
A W PutUrsou to J II Stevens, loU Euene;
chui,
A W Patterson to 8 II fpneer, 70 acres;
con. SloWI.
A W Putt es n toll C Humphrey, lots in
Kiurue; con, $SM.
J Ferg jk n to J A Pitney, S'.'O acres; con,
ei.v-jt
Thomas Xunu to J A Pitney, 20 acres; con,
t:,o.
8 II Spciici-r to 9 W Spenctr et al, 79 acres;
70 acres; eou
S II . j enctr to ElUa L ;;K'iieer et al, i0
aeiva; ctn, bl.
S II S; encer to May Spencer et id, 70 acres;
cell I.
8 11 qnccr to J I) Sp'U(HTct al, 2.'oanc;
eon it
H II Spencer to May Spencer et al, 1 acre;
con il.
8 M Shell. y t A V fdnlley, PJ Mnt con
J Perkins to Whipple finis. loU iu CotUfce
Grove; con CLK).
M M Davis to C L Davis, 17 acres; cou
(WX
J 1'erYns to 8 u uel Dillard, 1 acre ; con VO.
U 8 to J II S'.e a ns, H7 acres.
U 8 to Ji in') h oiinir, SJO ao.ts.
J I. l'-.-umley to N (.la.k, 2'.KIati-es; con il
V Smith tu L Solomon, 319 acres; con
6!0J0.
U S to J K Iloyd, 139 satis.
U 8 to i. II l'.o) d, 1 .0 acres.
.1 HuIbmttoJ WMahon, 314 acres; deed of
correction.
J P F lend'.y to R D Uwis, 1C0 acres; oon
am
W W Pliier to A Mcolai, K.0 acres; cop,
$;.ooo.
Co.v'tbact Lr.r.-The contract f ' r building
the breakwater near the Eiyene bridge, was
h't yestenlay, to Mr. 8. A. Odjjcn for J15C5.
Sol.D. We understand that Se'lers &
Falk, of llarrisburg, havo sold their ware
house near Junction to Win. Lawrence
1000 Hihis Was rKit.-Kratii Washbnrne.
of Ju:icou City, desire to purchoso 1,000
head of hogs, such as w ill do to butcher this
coming winter, Cash paid down on all pur
chases,
Impure I 1
lion. D ' l
I Symptoms: Sluggish circu
lation, D pepsia, Liver and Kidney com-
lil.iiot. llilii usncs. Constipation. Piles, I Jin
guor, weakness, "the bines," skin disunion,
Piniples, Swellings, ic., Ac. Purify with
Kiuj of the lilmid. See advirtiscinuut.
Coots, Shoes, Etc.
T O Hendricks lias just reciivod a li.rgo
lot of boots, shoos, slippers, overshoes, cto.,
etc., which ho oilers for sale. This is the
largest bill of this kind of Hoods that has
been brought here this season, the cost
amounting to oyer ? 1,000. Ho lias every
stylo and variety ou hand, and can suit all
Btistomors. Ladies wear a speciality.
Lumber! l.iniiborl
J. P., rdiinihart has been appointed Agent
tho Spriiigl'udd Mill t o. Ho can oiler
battor I'murus for Lninbor now than ever bo
fore. All kinds of building lumber delivered
on short notice and at very low figures.
Don't fail to seo llliinchart before- ordering
eU'wheio. We propose to sell lumber, and
don't forget it.
IIuvp WNStir'a Kalfsnm ofWlM
'!ltrry always at bar il. It eures Coughs,
Colds, liroiieliitis, Vhnnpint( Coti'jh, Inlluenra,
(;oiisnmition, and all Throat and Couipliilnts.
50 cents und ill a bottle.
Tlie Peruvian Njrup has cured thous
ftmU wlio were siitrcriiiii from D.vietsia, Do-
bility, Liver Coiuplaiiit, lloils, llimiorH, Fe
nial i Complaints, etc. Pamphlets fif to any
addres. rieth W owls ami hons, iiostou.
Ji'Hr ItrKKlvmi- -Tlie largest stock of jew
elry ever brougl t to Eujcuv at Crnin Lros-
mi 00008,
m cooos!
I liavo received and liavo on hand a
full line of
CROCKERY
GLASSWARE,
GROCERIES and
rR0VIS10.YSan:l
Cigars and Tobaccco
Which 1 will will sell for tho lowest
rriwu. Call and exainino my goods
U'foro purcliaHing eiKewliPrr.
A. GOLDS 1TIL
rw'nMCPno to
I WILL STAND MY
:2Iiorsp, Young UO.i-
aueror, Jr.. during the sea
son of 1881, as follows:
my Residence MON
DAYS. .'It Chur$ or vicinity
Wednesdays cnl Thurs
days. .
At Cooper's Stable, Eugene
City Friday 1 ai.d Satur
days. ZZ3 For furtliT particulars hPC
pr.st.Ts, or r- r'- HAPLEY.
1111811 Ms
Money is Not PlenU.
Goods Must be Sold.
Kememucr the
I X L STORE
Is tho only place M hcre you will
surely get the most for a little
money. Wo keep anything
you want.
Dry and Fancy Goods.
We carry the largest as
sortment of every
Line in Eu
gene City.
EC1AL PRICES
For Curtain Nets, 15
cts upward-
Lace Curtains, al
ready made, $2 a pr,
worth $3-
GREAT
BARGAINS
Mens & Boys Clothing'
Good Mens Tweed
uitsat$10.
Genuine Fn$lish Tweed
all wool from $lGup
Boys Suits from $4
uiward
OUR
HOOTS a SHOES
Aro especially made for
our Trride and guaranteed to
be the best in the market, and
nre put down
,...,, , . ,, , , , . ... . p 1 1, . ri.;,' .' iLJ
ii? PEfl CENT
;3 PER CENT
Lower thai eltewhere.
Mens anl Boys HATS
From 50 cts- upward-
Be sure and give us a
call as our Prices will
convince you to call
again
I
U.
Chas. M. Horn,
FRA CTICAL GUNSMITH.
. -DEALER I.V CUM. P.IFLE3,
vSiV ''''"hlnn Tackles ti Materials.
lleI"','n;; dime In the neatmt style
ISin'' warranted, Scwint; machines,
Safes, Locks, eta, repaired.
Guns loaned and amnrjniion furnished,
Shop on Willamette st, opposite Astor IIous
FAR1H3 FOR SALE.
VFAr. f of XiG acrw, 3C0 of which is prairie
and 230 in enbivation, ic offered fur sale.
It is situated on Ini e west of Sprin-'fii-ld, and
') miles east of Jvi'Up. (iood nniUlm-s and
onthouMS, - i sll fr ier fence. Krr trms ap
ply to KOHKKT CAMPEELL,
At the premL-i.-