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ESTABLISHED FOR THE DISSEIMTIMW DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES, AJTD TO UM 11 noiESTllTING BT THE SWEAT OP Oil BROW
WHOLE 'Si): 724
KUGENE CITY. OR. SATURDAY, AUGUST 27. 1881.
$2.50 per year IN ADVANCE:
V
JUf (Satiw City fiiwrl
f L. CAMPBELL. J.' It.- CAMrBI'.I.L
CAMPBELL BROS.,
Puhlithers and Proprietors.
OFFICE -Ou the Entail of A'ill.-imette
Street betweeti Seventh nud Eighth Streets. .
OUtt OS I.
HATK OF'' AUVKKTHI.VO.
At'- ertiieAvnt is.wrted as follow.;
O i uptve. W r leu,- "H iincrtimi ?3:
uuh wbuciunt insertion l. C,h rtypiired in
'Jat''.lf'rti.er4 wiiUjb Hinr;'!" at the fob
iaf rat:
US') r 11,1 " 1 mt l"
' ji i,i 'iii'n ('
" Hue ,ir .... 00
Tranea" :i '? ' 1 ' -'I 'l"n''. -'' '' l"r
( f.ir e.eh in fi ";;. . , , ,
Alvortinu; InfM vill reicVn u ,q arti-rly.
(, wi.rlt u i't !' P V' I"1' "
rovrorncr:.
Iffli). n.m -From J . m. to Tp.m. Huadsrs
VUd arrives froia the south m l leave Tiimr mirth
111 . m. Arrives twin tlK north in I Iwves 'Minn
. .ifcUMIp.n for Minwl.w. f miiklin n-l l.imi
ri.n. elose l " Vlii.-sUv. Kur OntwfimlS
Mis Cm Oelo anl Rrowtisville at I r.M.
litters will r.relyor tclivety hlf anmmraflei
nl mint. T-ettem shnull be left st the o
,:.ho,,b.fo,. -"ATTWS0!I r.,
SOCItiriKS.
n V 1 1 A P iwl A. V
V.wU Arat and third WelaswUy. In eaeh
n.ntfe.
smeu,. Mesne Ifcma- Tjoook No. 0 -I. 0.
ijSPKjko.- V.' Meets every Tneslay .enimr.
UNWHH RirAMPMFKT Vll. fl,
U on tli. Maul Ith We lues lays in enh mimtli.
K".il! tiliWS. X A. O. IT. W -Met
t M tannic H ill tlie secoad n.l fourth
DR. JOHN NIC KLIN,
Physician, Surgeon an 1 Atcrjc'ieur
(C-irmin-ly it am lull ni'i ) j
.rvs I'K'iil WTAn.Y l.'i'l"Ki IV ,
(C-irmin-ly it" Yaniiiill O.n.ny )
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t t
.;Ub on Moth MrM, pv"""1, "'"
w'iMN"Jo::irv ufK.;.N.
tX UK POUND .VT HIV "S'Kl-'i-: !"'
illiice Ht t!ie
lOST OKKICB H3U( s rtii.i..
Itesil.-nre u Htfitli stwtit, opji'inite iV hI.v
te.iin I'ii'.irch.
JEWULli Y ESTABLISH M EXT.
j. S. LOCXEY, gkQ
zkjz
Clocks, Vacta$. Chains, Jewelry, Etc..
llopirintf: lronnl ly. foiniU'il.
HSrXti'Wrk Warranted. W
J.S. I.U'lKI'.Y.
KH vi.rtli k liriuk Willamotte utreet
CRA1N B,"OS.
Musical instruments, Toys, Notions, etc
WatoliM, Pin.., unil .T.'wclry n'i:iif' w
rnintmL Northwest cirn ?r ( N iliftim'tte
id Ei0'litli gtr'itii.
NOTICE!.
(Igr l)crlptlT lllntnt-d l'rla
LID, Nn.0. or Wry Ootxl.. rtr.. !
l..urd b.otM.rh 1U. I8U1. f '
qpoUil III No. t will remlu kumI
Uiat dale. Hn4 a. rnr o " t0
Wpyot Nn.att. Kit to nr ddr.
MONTUOUKKY WAKU C..
1 A a Wba.Ajr.. UlileaB. lUt
G01E AND SEE
R; QCALLi33N.
Nxt Jo to .S. !i. ,l'r:r!i.uy, a:i-!
jjooks. station :::;v anio::o '
H u ijv u-.ii i rc fly an ttin.' I
i;j n-i iu; e Ut-1 ' I .t.msfm '.! ";
ui" i' -I f-.r - i
MlYDJXDiUODY. 1
Aa ! v.iu f irui-h a SMOKK.tj '.!.-. i -i i ;
A.3))3,313A3, 08. TD3A0C3
T(t!iV!. Iio.u.ys tht, rurciilic jl.tut'
CHEAP for CASH
Grvvli .W.i mtjij jto anr J1? V'i'i'Ia J"" '
aw.. RJ: ' AIM!"N-
F.tt, WILKINS
.lclf)r tu Shki.to t Wii.kikh.
Practical up! fi Ctieraisl,
UXPKKWOtJD'S LUILDINO.
NVxt 1i ti tlio l!r:ir..;i' Store, Willamttte
- t t i
ll:ive iimt oiK'uil ii ful'. lino nf fiMMh.
Drags, Medicines Chemicals
Alwi a fin" :iwiiicnt nf
Fain) an:l ToMci Arlhli's,
All. KINI1'! UK
Ui.wrf I' tints, Lctul, Oil,
V li tush, 1 u.shcs,
GLASS ad MIT
Wliioh tlif' will alwnjn ne!l nn ri':t.vir.iiMu
tornn.
Carrfat nlifiilion ;ivrn lo rii ysit tun's Prr
utriWion.
B. F. DORRIS,
DEILF.U IN
i!V S.
Tinware.
2CI
h:ng Goods Generally
yye;!3 Driven Promptly
n.ii'
a vn
! lYiSliinirtf Street,
JS igcnc City. Oregon.
if t vi wi.-li to l ;y your j,il chsnp, you luuxt
j!i tu tlin Kt'iie nf
LURCH BH03.,
COTlMilK CiiiOVK.
Tim kefii ne uf the Unrest ntwla if
General Merchandise
O iti'h- nf Poithiml, ntul they wll (fioln elienji
it tlian it f'ii I lMii),'ht anywhere iu tli. Wil
liiuiftte vullry.
yon tiiS5Hi,.mJKr.nw,NiisB k
VJL'.V STJM K OF H.1T1 The bent
.I an l ;ai-'et ever linmirht tu Kiiirene.ai
FlilKNDLY'S.
mm
alv&7J Carol aal ntvcv Olm
poiaU. Vus wo?::'j crc,lt Pi-i--Itoliaver
far Haa an l Ee.i)..
Cioap, quiok and rollaolc.
rrj;-'.iJ.'iTw.w.ra-)'"i'fw
PITCH rii'3 CASTORIA
Is uot XarcotlL". Children
grow fat upon, Mothers lllio,
nnl PJiysicIans rocoaimcnd
CASTOitlA. Itro-ulatosto
Bowels, cures AVInd Colle,
ailny.4 Feverihness, antl dc
s.'roy.i V.'onns.
WEI IIEYETl'S CA
T AH 'iH Cnre, a Constitutional
.ntiilote or thin tcrtlblo mala
if, if A'juorptioa. Iho moat
Impni tant T-Ueovtrj lino Vac
4i.uat.011. Otter remedlea may
iciioia Catarrh, this earaa at
.uy tiy Lofora Coniumption
aeta iiu
T Jt!'.-,'A JflX'T? .Tt-JgB
Bonl( sr,(i :taiionefY Slort
I 0ST OFFICE BUILDING, EUGENE
City. I live on hand aud am constantly
fw7"i"'iian a irtoj -lit of the IWt Schod a
Miv- i;..neous Bl(s. Suti'mf-rv, Blank Book
RirtfoU.ij. Cards W.lltt, Iil.nl, fortmor
ftt e. t . A, 5. P.UT t RSON. .
Sash,
Doors,
Mouldings.
Window
xAnd Door Frames
i
For Sale at greatly,- re
duced rates..
-AIjSO
Hacks,
Wacgns,"
Bugles,-
Buckooard,
And Wagon Material,
To Close Estate of John
Kinsey, deceased.
GEO. W, KIITEY,
AGENT.
EusjHim City, April 23, 1881.
BOOT AND SHOE STORE. '
A. HUNT, Prcrrietor.
Slini on Willamette atriet, 2nd iloor north
of li.-vnlwnre store, htigeuo L ity, Ur.
"ill htir ft er keep a cnmplet. .tuck of
LA IKS', .niMSCS'
AND
CFIir.DnEN'S SHOES
(jiUtera. Cloth and Ki-1,
llultou Hoot.
MlippcrK. white and blnuk,
NaiidMla,
Feuhhl.1 Sliar,..
MENS cfe BOYS
KINK AND HKAW
BOOTS & SHOES
Ami ill fact evrrvtlanir in the ISOOT ami
SllOK line, to rliich 1 intend to devote m
efeeil uUeutiou.
MY G03DS
iimiiufa4tited t.f.nlirr
FIRST CLASS
Ami KUMtuiteed an rrpreneoted, mid V. VA, v
s.ild for the lowest priceH that a ir'd r.rtii;!
san lie nlVrde.1. 7-78tf A. IU .MT,
NEW
MEAT MAR'K'E'r
Ou the went ide of Willamett. Street, lietweea
KUhth and Nintlr,
Having jitft niened a new and neat Meuii
Mrket, we are prepared to furiiUb- h. bmA.
Beef, Venl. Mtittoi, Perk, ote..
To nnr e-iKtomera, at the lewent mnrket'ratei
The custom of the nublic is respect
fully solicited
Mi-rtt - ilelivcre.l to anv liart-ot the ritv free
if ehaiirr. M.rPOKNACK KKNSHAW.-
IS THE
LIFE OF TRADI
SLOAN. BROTHERS
WILL DO -WORK CHEAPER .than, my
f other, hop in Un. .,
UJuSEs SHOD FOR 12.CA8H.
With new material, all round. IUMiW. U
Shoes S;I.
H.A1 warranted to give satisfa.tmn.
bap on the Corner of 8to ana
Olive Stretn.
LUmil iil LUiiiiir:!.!
I HAVE ESTABLISHED A
LUMBER YARD
thj the corner oC Eleventh and WilUmette
. J I T. .1.. L.nI Ilin.L. I.I
nreew.ano .ee, c v-u
all kinis. Heawmed ttooring ana mxi-, ienc-
mamifflu m-t F. B. DUNN.
AN. JUAX.mi F for sale hv
T. H. HENDRICKS.
AiS-WEK THIS QUESTION
Whr d.xo many people we aee around in,
seem U (yfier to suffer and lie made miserable
pposmoN
by In li.ti, Constipation. DiKinei. Is ,
ot Appn'4(e, Comioj up of the Food, Yellow."
Skin, when for 75 ct., we will sell them SL! T
' lob V iuliier. guaranteed to cure them. ,
"H by 'iniin t-., lT-iri-T.
KUOKNK CITV,
BUSINESS UIRECTORY.
AT.EXANDEK. J. R-Jiirtlee nf the Peaee
South Kiitfene Precinct; otlii at Court Home.
ADRAMH, W. H. BltO.-rianinp mill,
aanh, door, blind and mouldinjf inaniifitctory,
Eighth atreet, eat if mill race. Kverythinif
ia our line fiirninhed on nhort notice anil
reasonable teron.
BOOK STORK--One door touth of the Antor
, How. A full rt.H-k nf aanorted box kiper
plain and faary.
CRA1N KROa-IValer in Jewelry, Watch
, Plook. and Mimical Inntnimt-nt. Wil
lamette atreet. between Heventh and lCiuhth.
OALT.ISON. R. O. -Dealer In BTOcenea, pro
vUioix, country produce, canned koi"I, lok,
atatlonery. etc., aouthweit corner Willamette
and 0th 8ta.
DOKRZS, UEO. B. -Attorney and Counwllor
at Law OHioe on. Willamette .treet. tu
Rene Pity.
IVJRRI3, a F.-IeW In Stove, and Tin
ware Willamette .treat, between Seventh
aad Eighth.
ELLSWORTH k CO.-l)ruKi.u and dealer.
in.palnU, oila, etc, Willamette truct, be
' tweea Eighth aud Ninth.
FRIENDLY. S. H.-Dealer In dry froo.1.,
cunning ana general UiercnamlHe ilium
ett. .treet, between Eighth and Ninth.
GUARD OPFICK-Xewiipaper. b.K.k and Job
unnnug-oince, corner vtun
Ilauiette andSevi-nih
streeta.
ehandiiw and produce, corner Eighth and
Willamette itreeta.
GILL, J. P. Phynielan, Surgeon and Drug
Hut, I'.wtotlice, Willamette rct, lietween
Seventh and Eighth.
HAYS, RORT.-Wlne., Llquora. and Pi
gar, of the best quality kept constantly on
hand. The beat billiard table in tow n.
HENDRICKS, T. G.-Dealvi in irenernl mer-i-handiae
northwest comer Willamette ami
Ninth atreet..
HODES, P. Keep, on hand fine w!iien, liij
Horn, ciKam and a pool and billlaid table:
Willamette atreet, between Eighth and
Ninth.
HORN, CH AS. M.- Gunnniith. Rifle, nr.a
.hot ifnnit, breech and mutr.leln.deni, fur laie.
Iiepairiii); done in the nentent style and war-
ranteit Shop on !Hh .treet
LYNCH, A -Groceries, provinioin, fruit., vejr-
etnMe., etc., Willamette atmet, fmt door
south of rontofTice.
LUCKEY. J. S. -Watch maker mid Jeweler;
keeM a linn .tuck of good, in bin line, Willam
ette street, ill Ellsworth's drug Htore.
McCI.A REN, .1 A M ES - Phoice, wines, HnnorH,
andciu'am Willamette street, Mwecn Eighth
and Ninth.
OSUURX 4 PO.-Dealer, in ilmirs, mediHnes.
chemical., oils, paints, etc. Willamette nt.,
oppiwite S. Charles HoteL
PATTERSON A. S.-A fine stock of plain
and funcy visiting nurds.
PRESTON, WM. -Dealer in naddlerv, Har
ness, Carriaije Trimmings, etc. Willamette
street between Seventh uud Kiglith.
POST OFFICE-A new .took of standard
school bt)o!t. jyti rertived at Ibe poat ollice.
"REAM, J. R.-l,ndertnkr, and building con
tractor, norner Willamette, and Seventh
streets.
ROSENBLATT A PO.-Dry poo,!., closing,
groceries end general nn-rclmuilise, southwest
corner Willamette and Eighth streets.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL - liavhui Ba
ker, Proprietress. The best Hote in the
city. Corner Willamette nml Ninth streets
SCHOOL SUPPLIES-A largo and varud
assortment of slates nf all slites, and quantities
of Mate, ami slate books. Three doors ninth
of the express olHce.
THOMPSON & IlEAN-Attorneys at. Lnw
Willatnette street, between Seventh and
KMith
VAN HOUTEN, B. P.-Agent for Wells,
Kargo A Cos. Express; Insurance enVteri in
' the most responsible companies at satisfac
tory rates.
WALTON, J. J.-Attnrney-at-Lnw. Oflice
Wtllainette stieet, between Seventh and
Eighth.
Pel
ELLSWORTH & CO.,
JG) li TJ G GIST 9
WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS In
all its branches nt the old stand, offering
increased Inducements to ciu-komers, old and
new. As heretofore, the moat
Careful attention given to Prescripions.
maLAP.IA IS AN UNSEEN VAPOROUS
, , .
i "-... .-..-..- . ---
I-Kalitie.. for whu.li quinine u. no genuine i air
tidit, but for the etfecU of which Hiw'etter'a
Siu.tch Bitter, is not only a thorough remedy
hut a reliable preventive. To this fart there
in an overwhelming arrsy of testimony, ex
orriep. t.ftl,.liv.r. stomach an Jloweb are also
-.. inr i.Vr & Iri(ir1 fit tlitfTV VeaiH. All Uis-
t,,Dr,erK.t ,y the i'.it'.en.
by all oncgists .,,d Dealer. generally.
'rpHEEESr WOES EVER BROUGHT.
STOMACH
STATK NEWS.
Silverton will hen'ofter lx
a money
OKstirnLlioe.
Diplitlieria irt caiiHin many dcatli
in Southern Oregon.
A teli'grnpli line in lieing erectod 1k
twci n Ashland and Fort Klumatlu
Tho ltivt'rsiili, at Iiulepeiuleiict, will
be HUKp.Miih'd after tliia week's uimua
Tho Jucksonvillo Time ia soon to
Im I'liluiged. It in one of tho bext
paper.
Wtu. UoglfV liiw a contract to fur
nihil 100,000 ties to the Oregon Pitoitk
railroad.
A man named Jan. 1'utish, while
drunk at Albany, had f 50 taken from
hi pix'keU
It in expneted that tin new asylum
huildin will lie under roof hy the tirst
of Januury.
Over $12,000 linn lieen expeieled in
building ill Lebanon duriili!. tlie pres
ent neason(
J. Sliuiifjo NtepM down out of the
PlivindeaU r, and Mr. Hyers resumes its
niauiigemniit.
John Clwnoweth Is making a good
local paper of the Fa)s City. It is in
dependent in politic. .
The Linn county fair commence on
the 2fti of Septemlier. Everything is
being done to make it a huqccsh..
Hon. E. II. Autenrith, has gone to
r-'nn Francisco to have his eye treated,
the (tight of which has been failng of
Into.
A six year old son of Samuel Bown
ofSulem w as badly burnedabout the face
and eyes by playing with powder afew.v
days ago.
Eighty thousand pounds of wool, id a.
pool, whs wild lust week at L'fl cents per,
pound at Albany, to Fox, Eaum & Co.
of that plnco.
Tho bilk Hawkins got a judgment
for $250 in Washington county. Here
is a chance for unpaid landlords to step
to tint front.
The annual eonferetu of the M. E.
Church South, convened ut Corvullis,
Aug. 12th, 1881, Uishop II. H. Cavan
angh presiding.
Wm. Halo died on the 17th inst, on
his furm in Eenton county, aged 82
yenrs. He had been a resident of Ore
gon since 185,1.
Tho west sido railroad between Mc
Minnvilleand McCoy, will soon bo bal
lasted with gravel taken from tho Wil
lamette at Independence.
Six Chinamen who are charged with
bringing on a small battlo at Prairie
City, Grant county, are locked up in
tho county jail at Cunyoit City.
Mr. Portland Adam's born near Mc
Minnville, was destroyed, with all its
contents, last Thursday morning; about
2,0001ohs.
Mrs. Mary Drown, nmther of the
Into M. V. rown, leaves shortly for
Ottumwa, Iowa, where she has a
daughter living.
A letter from Douglas county states
that steps are beinij tdken to renew the
work of prospecting for stone coal on
Pass creek, along the linn of the 0. it
C. railroad.
Lafnyetto Hnrpool was roblied of
8909 while on his way to the fair
grounds from Alliany. A man named
T. J. Ankeny has been bound over for
the robWy, to await the action of the
grand jury.
An Alliany paper says that whileMr.
John Wren was hitching up his .team
lust Monday one of his horses kicked
him in the face, cutting the chin open
and ensiling in the nose between 'the
eyes, so that he breathed through that
as-ratur instead of his nose.
Willie the nichartls, Uim vi-rej
threshing on the farnijdf A. . 0. Rob
erts, iu Polk county, flames burst out
just back of the cylinder, and in a Jliwh
the w hole thinif burned to the "round,
The fire is supposed- to have originated K'"""? variettw, and two acres sown in
by friction cau.ed by the machinery, j t!,H '"'""' Wlute Russ.an ran the .
The followL.yj.w the r.rrt of the 1,,wn )'lMwS n'j M -
salmon. i-acLjd.r- ll, wi'ar as re.j': per acre. ,
ported:, J.-p), Hume, Knoppton, lw J. S.x,tt. of fe.tfs mills. Clacka
20,255.0; J, W. & V. Cook, Clif -
. n n r.rtn v . ...
Wn, 0UUU; J. et,t, icw estprt,
rr',U00; J. O. llanthorn 4 Co., l.pper
I A)ra qqq. Bmnn packin.;
Astoria, 7890; Astoria Fisher v. A-
lifDtral Dinrork it Torklswt.
Secretary Lincoln has done a fitting
and graceful thing in inviting Major
General Hancock to take charge of the
military display at the Yorktown Cen
tenniul celebration. Creneral Hancock
is not only one of tho ntottidistinguish
cd and capable soldiers iii the -army,
but his bearing as a candidal fo tho
Presidency, lwth before and sine - thb
election, has been in the highest degree.,
creditable to him. Tlie cordial relaV .
tions established with President Gar-
Hold shows a mind superior to disap
pointment, and above mere partisan re
lentments. In addition to the propri
ety of General Hancock' selection iu
recognition of his standing as an officer
and his character as a patriot, the fur
titer consideration of his acceptability
to the Southern people, among whom
the celebration is to bo held, was not,
we trust, lost sight of. The gallant
hero . of Gettysburg is popular any
where. In defeat in tho field of poli-,
tics as well as in victory on the. battle, .
field, he is the name modest, unassum
ing, yet bravo' and noble minded ; patv
riotS. F. Examiner.
vm aad Sealed..
The Walla Wall Journal, of the
15th inst, says: Another scene in the
life of Nannie Thomas has just taken
place, but this time it is one of a differ
out nature from the varied scenes she
has been passing through. Instead of
tho grim judge pussing sentence, we find
a minister of the gospel. Iu place of
the mocking gallows a chancel and pul
pit are substituted. Nannie Thomas
lias been married to a farmer of the Pa
louse country, a man well fixed in
worldly goods and calculated to make
a good husband. May sho appreciate
the change and in tho futuro Uvea life
that will dispel the horiblo phantom,,
which has followed her for. so long a
time. The above announcement, is cer. .
tainly prouf of tlie courage of 'men .wJbfiit
live on the border; it is probable that the .
iron nerves of this bridegroom would
not be shaken at tho appearance even
of the ghost of Amanda Shanks.
A serious cutting all'ray is chronicled
at Hubbard, taking place ono day last
week. The assailant, a young nuvi,,
named Killin, mado an onslaught ,on,an
elderly man named Uuowlcs, wM( .a,
pocket knife, the reason assigned, (being
the opposition, of K up wins to tup mar
riage of tho.formrr with. Ids daughter.
A correspondent says: Killin had been
about tho premises threatening all day,
aud Knowles' patiunce at lost be- r
coming exhausted,:. he ordered , Killin,,
away, when the latter assaulted hjuj.,
with a pocket knife, inflicting a severe
cut from above the collar Itonq and, iui-.
mediately back; of the jugular, vein; also ,
a slight wound on tho back ofithe head ,
besides badly , crushing him about the .
the shoulders. Tho wounds are not,
uccessarily dangerous,, though, quito..
painful.
There are now 187 prisoner in the?
smii.?ntiary most of whom are em
ployed. Twenty of these aro at work
on the insane asylum, 15 are working
for Patterson it Duval in their foundry;
55 are employed by George Collins iu
making brick for the asylum; 3 work in
the tannery; 1 2 aro employed in a chair
factory; and 4 are at work in the black-.
smith shop making anchors to be used
in the brick work of the asylum. .There,,
are employed at the penitentiary a lat,
and 2d warden, C day guards, 2 night.,
guards, a teamster and a turnkey.
Nimrod Price of Linn county has
just harvested GO acres that has, ,aver .
aged a little more than , 40 buolwdi to.,
tlieacr. It was raised . on fallowed,
laud, which has been cultivated for, .20 ,'
years, and this is the Z"2d crop of grain
taken oft' it. Iu that time, it was in.
meadow tu ice and fallowed twice. The..
I w heat raised was the Golden Chaff and 1
1 ,1W cmU)tyj ;ntmltl to comce the
,,,,,0 0f 8tarch this winter.
! V. S. Hulls, Ml old settler of Jackson
county, died of hi-nrtlir'ase one day