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WnOLE NO. 723-
EUGENE CITY, OR, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1881.
$2.50 psr year IN ADVANCE
I la
Va eugrgf City uartt.
t L. SAlTf 1KIJ. J. R. CAMPDEI.U
CAMPBELL BROS.,
Publishers and Proprietors.
OFFICE On the Ev-t sid ef Willvnatte
Street between Seventh aud El.d.th Street.
OU ONLt
IIA.TK3 OF ADVEKTI81NO.
Advertisement Inserted as follow, :
0a square, 1 line ur leu, on. insertion f 3 ;
,ch ubsequent insertion i. Cash required in
advance.
Time advertiser will be churned at the fol
wing rate! : t
On tuuare three months.. $(1 00
" six months 8 00
" " nue year IS 00
Transient notices in local column, 20 cent per
toe for each insertion.
Advertising bill will be rendered quarterly.
All lob work must be paid rR on ikut.rt,
POSTOFFICB.
JflceBoara-Frtm J a. m. to 7 p.m. Suadays
torn I SO 'o m p. at.
u.il uriTH from the loath an4 leave "rain north
1, a. m. Arrive from the north an.! leave.
. ,iB tt 1:85 p. m. rot iMnisiaw, rransun ui iou
f jm, close at a.m. ob We.lnw.lay. ror crawroras
-mi. rVmnfrMk Ati'1 ftrnwnivillfl at I r.lf.
Utter, will be ready fur rtolirery half an heur after
..'rlral of traina. Letter. iihouM be left at the otao.
boor bef.re mail, depart.
0 0 A. 8. PATTERSON T. M.
SOCIETIES.
Vnnwuw No II. A. P. and A. M
Meet, flret and third WeWV in each
mouth.
.Htm-, "eutcra Brrrri Ixjnor No. I. O,
O. F. Meetsevory Tuoday evening.
J?f-" WimwHAt.A Encumtmmit No. A,
aeets on the Jd and 4th Wednelay. in each montn,
Ehuess LonoK, No. 15, A. O. U. W.
Meeta at Masonic Hall the secoud and fourth
Friday in each montn.
J. JL Sloau, M. W.
DR, JOHN NICKLIN,
Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur.
(Formerly of Yamhill County.)
HAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
Eiuene City. Office in Underwood's
Brick, 21 lbor, over Wolk Fargo ft. Co. s Ex
press eifioe. Residence, two blocks wM and
one north of Public School, in the Killing
worth property. au28-tf
A. W.PATTERSON,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Nee on Ninth Street, opposite the St.
Cbarlea Hotel, aud at Itcldeuee,
KCTG-KN-S CITY OKKGON.
DR. JOSEPH P. GILL,
CiN FOUND AT HIS OFFICE or res
idence when not professionally engaged.
.Office at the
POST OFFICE DRUG STORE.
Residence oa Eighth Btreet, opposite Presby
terian Church.
JEWELRYESTABLISIIMENT.
J. S. LUCKEY, Ekn
DEALER IN
Clocks, Waches, Chains, Jewelry, Etc.
Repairing Promptly Executed.
(STAII Work Warranted...
, J.S. LU'.'KK.Y,
Klle-irorti k Co.'s hri.ik Willamette street
CRAIN BROS.
DEALERS
IN
im-$Ml ffatfhr and
Jewelry.
Musical finstruments, Toys, Nations, etc
Watches,, CTocka, and Jewelry repaired and
warranted; Northwest corner of S illametto
Mil Eighth streets.
OoVODewlptiTe Illustrated Prle
tl.t, K .. of Dry Goods, .. will be
tssaed about March 1st. 1881. Price
quoted la Fo. 8 will remain good uutll
taatdat'. Send us your nan early tot
oyy ol Ko. SO. Fre. to any addreM.
MONTUOMEKX WARD CO.,
til tTabaak Aa.. Chicago. Ill-
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COME AND SEE
CALLISON
it.
JfextdoorU E. Friendly, and get your
1
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND GBO-
. CjERIES.
He u always on 4and ready and watting to
ccommodat hi Customers with ALL kinds
of foed for
mlyd Ayd body,
Aad can furnUh a S.MOKE to those desiring a
A C333 CM, OR T03ACC3
To those who use th narcotic plant
CHEAP for CASH
, . . , J
Wt deUrereJ V any mlrtof tnty f .
eharga, & G. CALLIaON.
H. WILKIHS
successor to Shelton k Wii.iins,
Practical Orurrgist fi Cbist,
UNDERWOOD'S BUILLING.
Next door to the Orange 8tr, WillametU
street, f.ugene Lity Urcgon.
Ilav, just opened full line of fresh
Drugs, Medicines & Chemicals.
Fancy and Toilci Articles.
7W s iiur terani.i llirilV l
ALL KIN PR OF
Mixed Paints, Lead, Oil,
Varnish, Brushes,
WINDOW CLASS and PUTTY
Which they will always sell on reasonable
Careful aUtnli.n Rivtn to rbyticiua't fre
icriiitiois.
terms.
B. F. DORRIS,
DEALER IN
stores,
Ranges,
Pumps,
Pipes
MefaK
Tliwnre.
AND
Hauss Furnishing Goads Generally
Wells Driven Promplly
AND
Satlsf clion Guarantee'!.
W illaiuette Street,
!ugene Citv
Oregon.
If you winh to luy your goods cheap, you. must
go t tne store 01
LURCH BROS.
GOTTA OK GROVK.
3
The keep one of the largest stocks of
General Merchandise
Outside of Portland, and they sell goods cheap
cr than it can he bought anywhere in the Wil
lnmctte valley.
UOH UENER4L fflKUril AIMDISE Ko
T. C. NENORICK.
N
JEW STOC K Or II.lTfi The best
and largest ever brought to IMwene, at
k'i'ii.-vm vs
lllUillliA Jt
always Caret anil Barer disap
points. The world' great Pain
Rdlever for Man and Boast.
Cheap, quick aad rellaljla.
PITCHER'S CASTORIA
is not Narcotic. Chiltlren
grow l'at upon, Mothers like,
and Physicians recommend
CASTORIA. It regulates tho
Bowels, cures Wind Colic,
allays Fcverishness, and de
stroys "Worms.
WEI DE METER'S CA
TARRH Core, n Constitutional
Antidote for thi torribla mala
by Abkorption. The most
Imporuutt DlaooTery tine Vao
iaatioa. Other remedies may
relioTo Catarrh, thia euro at
my .tago hofor Conioatptloa
aeta La.
M d StatianerY StorE.
1 OST OFFICE BUILDING. EUGENE
L City. I have on hand and am onitan'Jy
!win' an Muirtment ol tae iVfl hool at
Mil!aaeniis Bks, ."tttionfry, Blank I ok
PonMio,. Car.b, WaileU, Blanks. Port nor
ett. c. e.. A. S. PATTERSON.
F.
.irTEVTIirt
111 I 1 U 11 11 U 11 I
Sash,
Doors,
Mouldings,
Window
And Door Frames
For Sale at greatly re
duced rates.
-ALSO
TlonVq
5
Waojns,
Busies,
Buckooard
And Waon Material
To Close Estate of John
Kinsey, deceased.
GEO. W. KINFEY,
AGENT.
Eune citv, April 23, mi
BOOT ISO SHOE STORE.
A. HUNT, Proprietor.
Shop 011 Willamette strict, 2ud door nortli
of hardware store, hugenc City, Or.
w 11 here ft er keep a complete stock of
LA l IKS',
-AND-
CKILDREN'S SHOES
liHllem, Cloth and Kid,
Button Hoot,
Slipper), white and black,
Saudalm
Fenhkll.Shoe(.
MENS & BOYS
mi AND IIEAVY
BOOTS
& SHOES
And in fact everything in the BOOT and
hiluh, line, to winch 1 intend to devote ui
expecial attention
MY GOODS
Were manufactured to order,
ARE FIRST CLASS
And guaranteed as represented, and will be
lil for the loWHt nrioett that a iron, article
nan be afTurded. a;r27-78tf A. lli:XT.
M NEW
MEAT MARKET
On the west side of Willamette Street, between
Euuith and Ninth.
Having iust opened a new and neat Meat
Mrket, we are prepared to furnish he boat
lU'cf, Veal, Mutton, Pork, etc..
To our customers, t the lowest market rates
The custom of the public Is respect
fully solicited
Meats delivered to any part of the citv free
of charge. McC 1RNACK KJS.N kli MV.
OPPOSITION
IS THE
LIFE OF TRADE
SLOAN BROTHERS
1TTILL DO WORK CHEAPER tban any
y V other hop in town.
HJKSE8 SHOD FOR IZ CASH.
With new material, all round. Resettn.g old
Shoci X
tiA 1 warranted to give satisfaiition.
Lhop on tno Corner cf 8tb ana
Olive Streets.
I HAVE ESTABLISHED A
LUMBER YARD
On tht corner f Eleventh and Willamette
treets.and keeM conttantly on hand lumber of
ill kinds. Seiwoned flooring and rustic, fenc
ing and fence posts F. B. DUNN.
SAN JUAN LIMP f sale by
T. G. HENDRICKS.
ANSWER THIS QUESTI S.
Why do so many people we tee around n,
seem to prefer to stiff -r utd be made miseral le
by Indigestion, Con-'ipi'.inn, Dizzineas. Ixm
of Appetite, Coming up oi the Fowl, YeKow
Skin, when for 75 cts., we will sell tliem Shi
lob's Vitalizer, guaranteed to cure them.
Sold by Oabum ft Co., DrugfUta.
KUQKNK CITY
23USINESS 33IRECT0EY.
ALEXANDER, J. R-Juitlr f the Pence
boum r.ugt'iie i'reciuctiottioe at Court House,
ABRAM, W. U. AKRO.-Planini mill,
ah, iloor, blind and moulding nianuliu.-tiiry,
Eighth stret't, rast tf mill race. Everything
- in our line f .rmshed on short Both and
reasonable Utiiih.
BOOK STORE -One door anuth of the Ator
Hoin A full stock of assorted box papers
plain and fnocy.
CRAIN m:0S.-Draler in .L-welry, Wat.-h-
ea, i.rfs ami ji.mtrnl InstrtiiMrntu Wil
lamette stnxt. betwen Seveuh acd Eighth.
CALLISON, R. O. -Dealer in irroc nes, pro-f
tiu country prmricn, eanticU go "tx, books,
stationery, etc, southwnt oorntr Willamette
aud Utli SU.
DORRIS. GEO. B. -Attorney and Counsellor
at Law uinee on W iliuiuette street. Eu
gene l I'y.
DORRIS. . F.-Dealer In Stoves an l Tin
want Willamette street, between Seventh
ana r.ightu.
ELLSWORTH CO. -Drafts and dealers
in paiuts, oils, ete.-iUMmetto street, be
tween Eighth and Ninth.
FRIENDLY, S. II.-Denler In dry goods,
dotliing aud geueral men:handiKe-"WUlaiu.
tt street, between highth and Ninth.
GUARD OFFICE-Newspaper, W.k and job
fniiiiiiguiuee, comer uiaiaette anaseventn
streets.
han.lie and produco, conm
in gene
;r Eightli aad
iilamette streets.
GILL, .1. P. Physician, Surgeon and Drug
gist, PoBtofflce, Willamette reet, between
rmvenin aim r.igniu.
HAYS, ROBT.-Wines, Idquois, and Ci
gars of the best quality kept eonstautly on
hand. The best billiard table In town.
HENDRICKS, T. G.-I)alci h general mer
clmiiilise northwest corner Willamette and
Ninth streets.
HODES, C Keeps on hand fn wines, liq
uors, cigar and a pool and billiard table;
Will'iniutte street, betweel Eighth and
Ninth.
HORN, CHAS. M.-Gunsmlth. Rifles and
shot guiiH, breech and muzzle losdrrs, for saie.
Repairing done in the neatirt stylt and war
ranted. Shop on !Uh street
LYNCH, A -Groceries, proiions, fruits, reg.
etatles, etc., Willamette street, ttrst door
south of Poxtoflice.
LUCKEY, J. S. Vatchrmker and Jeweler;
keeps a hue stock ol gMxis m his lino, W illaiu
ette street, in Ellnwnrtlih drug store.
McCLAREN, JAMES -Choice, wines.lhmors,
and cigars Willaruetlestreet, between Eighth
and -inth. '
OSBURN 4. CO.-Dealers in dnigs, medicines.
chemicals, oils, patrts, etc. Willamette st,
oppoxito S. Charles iioleL
PATTERSON, A. S.-A fine stock of plain
and fancy visiting cards.
PRESTON, WM Dealer In Saddlery, Ifar-
net, i arrlnge J rimming., ete. illumette
strut. between Seventh and Eighth.
POST OFFICE -A new stock of standard
school hoeks jut receivod at the post odiue.
REAM, J. K. Undertaker and building con
tractor, corner Willamette and bevcutli
streets.
ROSENBLATT ft CO. -Dry Boo,1h, clothing,
groetrie and generul nierchnmlise, aputuwest
corner Willamette and Eightli streets.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL Charlas Ba
ker, Proprietress. The best Ilote in the
ity. Comer Willamette and Ninth streets
SCHOOL SUITLIES-A large and varifd
awortment of slates of all sires, and quantities
of slates and slate-books. Three doors uoi tli
of the exprens office.
THOMPSON 4. r.EAN-Attoracys-atLaw-
Vvillaniette street, between seventh and
Kip-lith
VAN HOUTEN, B. C.-Agont for Wells,
I'ai-goACos. Express; Insiirsnce eif icteil m
the most responsiulo companies at sittitfac
tory rates.
WALTON, J. J.-AUomey-at-I.aw. Office-
nillamette street, between Seventh and
Eighth.
ELUSVORTH CO.,
DUUG G 1ST ,
ITHLL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS in
? T all its branches at tho old stand. oO'erinir
incroaseil inducement to customers, old ana
new. As heretofore, the moet
Careful attention fiiven to Prescripions.
MALARIA IS AN UNSEEN VAPOROUS
Poivon, sprea!ing diseax and death in many
localities, for which quinine is no genuine an
tidote, but for the etfects of which Hn'etter's
Stomach Kitten is not only a thorough remedy
but a reliable preventive, lit this fact there
is an overwhelming srrny of tehtiiuonr, '
temling over a pwiod of thirty years. All dis
orders of the liver, stomach and bowel are also
conquered by the Bitter.
For sal by all drnpgists snd Dealers generally.
rpHE BEST HHOES EVER BROUGHT
L to this market, at the bm-mt prk',
T. G. nND RICKS
IP" KLE3WED
'WVi fry
STATE NEWS.
The warehouses of Corvallis, contain
about 30,000 i.ushels of wheat of the
harvest of 1SS0.
The various orthodox societies urs
buying up the stock of tht Bwart-rton
Hall and will convert it into a church
editice.
Jirs. Elizabi-th Tucker, who had been
a resident of Washington countj since
1852, died at Ucamton latt wetk, agfi
C7 yearn.
During the yea ending July 31
there wore 625 money orders issued at
Hilluboro postotlice, aggregating the
sum of 111,428 8(; amount of order
paid in thnsanie time, f 3,-123 55.
The Fowler Bros, at tileucoe, Wash
ington county, have Bold over 500,000
shingles this year. More building and
improving is being done, take the county
all over.thon at any previous year in its
history.
A warehouse to hold 100,000 bushels
of wheat is being built at Lebanon. It
is being pushed as fast as possible in
order to get it roady to receive this
seasons wheat. A uno new hotel is
soon to be opened in this town.
Washington county has furnished
two inmates to tho insnno asylum this
month, a miin named Gunter, who lived
about three miles from Forest Grove,
and Edward Dolan, who lived near
Butler'8 mill. Both are sincle men.
The Common Council of Fortland
has thrown out the celebrated ballot No
200 cast at the city 'election, deciding
that the vote for the two candidates for
Mayor was a tio. D. P.f Thompson,
prcnent incumbent, will keep his seat
"until his successor is elected and quid
ifted." JIow soon another election will
be held does not plainly opnear as yet,
T . U
intensive improvements are being
ruudo in the Oregon City mills. Tho
old wharf has been raised 18 inches
and a new extension of a'wut GO feet
is being added, and is built of cribwork
tilled in with stone. The roadway to
the wharf is also being improved, nnda
new bridge is built. When these im
prcvements are completed, this wharf
will be the best landing in the city, hav
ing a gradual incline to suit all stages
of water.
The Coos Bay murderer, David Ilig
gins, is still at large and is causing con
sternation on the mountain road lead
ing into that county. A lurgo reward
has been offered by the authorities and
citizens of that section, but the tempt
ing reward lias not induced any one to
make his capture. ThesherilTof Coos
county writes the Governor asking him
to make an additional reward of (500,
but from the following reply of T. J.
Stites, private secretary to the Gover
nor, no additional reward will be made:
"I am. directed by his Excellency, the
Governor, to acknowledge the receipt
of your letter of July 27th with peti
tiou asking that an additional reward
be oliered by tho Governor for the cap
ture of David II iggins, and to say in
reply that unfortunately the Legisla
ture made no appropriation for such
purposes."
Last Saturday two weeks ago to-day,
was the hottest day known in Boise
during the memory of "the oldest iu
habitant" At 10 a. m. the thermome
ter indicated 98 degrees and at noon it
was 102. By 4 p. it. it got up to 10G,
and at 7 P. M. it hud fallen back to 102.
At 10 o'clock at night it btood at 08
and a hot wind blew down the river
that was almost suffocating On Bun
day morning at 8 o'clock it stood at
92, but about 10 o'clock the sky began
to cloud up and a light shower of rain
followed, which odwl down . ti!os
phere and gave scorched humanity
another chance to breathe.
The High chief of the RAlik group
of islands in the Pacific ocean has is
sued an ordinance forbidding tho saie of
intoxicating liquors. The penalty for
the first out-nee is fixed at $100, and at
second disobedience of the ordinance is
punished by expulsion from the islands.
The Chief gives as a reason for pro.
mulgatmg the law that the use of in
toxicating liquors is destroying his peo
ple. The United States Consul at
Apia is lendina hw support to the en
forcement ' f the decree.
Tne Pint Mardir.
Fartlaad Tle(ram.
We published a few days since the
account of the killing of William E.
Noyes, or "Noyce," as wasthen given,
being the first murder front the Wood
river, Idaho, country. The killing
was done by the blacksmith with whom
Noyes had tho difficulty on the day of
the murder. The blacksmith's name
is Frank Ayers. It teem Ayert was
riding home with Noyei and wife, and
Noyes being very drunk, was abusing
his wifo and finally knocked her off the
wagon into the road. Ayers, at
tempted to take her part, when Noyes,
who was a powerful man, gave the
blacksmith a thrashing and then rode
off home leaving his wife and Ayers to
walk home. Mrs, Noyes went home,
and, finding her husband iu bed, soon
retired with him. Between eight and
nino o'clock that same eveuing, Frank
tVyers, accoiupaniel by another young
man, botlt armed with double bar
relled shot guns, rode up to tho station
and asked Champagne for his partner,
Noyes. The Frenchman replied that.
Billy had "turnod in;" whereupon" Ay
ers went to Noyes' cabin aud called! for
him to get up. Receiving no Veuly, he
entered the room, and, retiring over
Mrs. Noyes, emptied the contents of
both barrels into him, exclaiming as ho
did so, "There, you'll nevor box anoth
er man around, you .t"
Leaving Mrs. Noyes to take care of her
dying husband, Ayers and his pard
crossed to Champagne's house, and en
tering the bar-room called for drinks.
After supplying themselves with six-
shooters and a rifle, they went down the
road to Area As the nine o'clock
stnge of Blackfoot hove in sight, the
men presented their weapons and de
manded the driver to stop. "I've got
away with Noyos," said Ayors, address-
g the driver, "and we want some
fresh horses to skip the1 country on."
The men cooly helped themselves to the
cadra, placed their saddles upon them,
caving their old horses behind, bade
the passengers good night without offer
ing to relieve them of any valuable,
and vanished in the darkness. This
murder took place at a station on the
Blackfoot and Wood lliver stage line
about sixty-four miles from Hailsy.
Kallroid Newt
The Rosolurg Plaindoaler, of last
week, has the following concerning the
proposed extension of the O. 4 0. R. R:
There is no longer room for specula
tion in regard te the course the railretd
will take when it is extended beyond
loseburg. Already surveyors are at
work locating the road and driving
grade stakes, and as nearly as we are
able to find out, the course as decided
upon will be south from here, to or
near Canyonville, but it is not definite
ly settled whether tho road will be lo
cated through the canyon, or around by
ie head of Cow Creek, the cost feeing
about the same on either route. From
the head of the canyon, it is supposed
that the road will be located through
tho Cow creek and Grave creek hills an
far south as Jump-off Joe, and from
there take a southwestern course
through the mountains aiming to strike
somewhere about Crescent City. Then
down the coast and connect with tho
Donahue road which Mr. Villard has
lately bought, aud which runs up the
coact from San Francisco about 125
miles.
The road if located' on this route,
will leave Jacksonville about 45 miles
to the left, with a good wagon road to it
at nearly all times of the year. Spec
ulation is rife as to the time work
will begin on the grade, some being so
enthusiastic that they want to let there
will be 500 chinamen here to-nignt to
be ready to begin work on the grade
Monday morning. We will wait and
see.
It is said of Dr. Agnew that he re-
I fused to stay at the White IJonse con
stantly as he had patients in Philadel
phia whom he could not neglect. The
President was well cared for, but there
was a sailor who had fractured hit
skull, a machinist who had got injure !
and three others of the same olass. A 1
these were dependent upon hint for
treatment, and he would not forsake
them. Not much of the Bliss or Bax
ter1 about such a man as that'