CITY AND COUNTY.
BRIEF MENTION.
LoOkll KMC.
Early plums are til-.
flurry Day, undertaker.
The day ere growing ihorter.
Tobacco told chep at Rristow'a.
Per fuod dentistry go to Clark.
Ge'.dsmith keep the belt cigar.
Bring your chickin to Bettman'.
Chickens wanted at Goldsmith'.
City Council nwti Monday vnlng.
Warner'a Raf Kidney and Liver Cure.
Six found of coffee for f 1 at Goldsmith'.
Mr Jame Robinson' resldeence ii finished.
Jeb work fc tpeciality at the Guard office.
Nine pound of good augur tor SI at Gold
aith's.
Beam la telling oceani of furniture. Call
and tec.
New style ladie visiting card at the
Gsibd efhce.
Ssvsnctnsof tomatoe for $1 at Gold
mith'.
You can Ret an imported or domestls cigar
at Bris tow's.
Machine oil of tht belt quality at Hay
k Lackey'.
Bettman will pay more for chicken in Caah
tkaa any on in town.
Goods delivered to any part of the city
(rum Gojdsmith'. .
All kind of cigarette, cigar and tobao
co at Briatow 'a.
The only itock of undertaking good; robe,
casket, etc, Beam keep.
The Good Templar Lodge in this place i in
a prosperous condition.
The finest, belt and cheapest itock of furni
ture in Eugene, Ream keep.
Ten can buy a pound of very good tea for
S7) cut at JL Goldsmith'.
Hay k Lnckey have the best itock of
paint and oil in the city.
The only place where you can alway el
year chicken i at Bettmaa'a.
The finest utortment of tobacco, cigar
aad cigarette at Goldsmith's.
Wby i a bashful girl like a chameleon?
Because she often change color.
Cub paid for CHICKENS, HIDES, TAL
LOW aad BEES-WAX at A Goldsmith's.
Good house and lot with barn for sale
cheap. Geo. M. Miller,
Immense stock of crockery an l glassware
at greatly reduced prioes at Goldsmith's.
Something should Im doue to check the
wholesale hounding of tleor in this county.
Kext summer the Lower Siuslaw will be
11 th rage with Lane county pleasure seek
ers. D. Hyman will pty the highest market
fries ia cash for hides, fun, tallow and bees
wax. $60 will bay a nine hit in Eugene, near
th State University. Apply to Geu M
Miller.
Mr .1 W 'Jooper, bookkeeper for V B
Dunn, has been appointed R0'ent for Medical
Lake Salt. 4
The Northern Pacific' earnings for the
eenud week in July were 151,700; increase
ef mileage 544 miles.
We have just received several founts of new
jeb type. For neat and tasty work, the Guard
jeb office ennot be beat
Mr. A. Goldsmith has just received one of
the finest assortments of tea ever brought to
Eugene City. Give him a call.
Yon can get 3 cans of tomatoes for 50
cents, 1 can fresh peachm for 21 csntj, and
the best tea in towu at F B Dunns.
133 acre of good farm land well improve!,
ear Eugene City, for sale.
Geo. M. Mn.i.En.
MrS H Friendly will pay the highest
cash market price for whoat. Give him a
call before selling your grain elsewhere.
It i quite common to see the average
youth of our town going around doubled up
like a jack-knife, and cursing green apples.
Hays k Luckey have just received the
largest stock of the finest and best trusses,
ahoulder-braces, suspensories, eto, ever
brought to Eugene.
8c the' card of Mr N J Taylor, dentist, in
another column. He may be found in the
building, one door south of Thompson k Bean's
Id office, up stairs.
The small boy enjoyeth "gorn in a swim- j
min'," and wheu he goeth home with his
clothes on hind part before he inventeth a
tory in explanation thereof.
Cherry t Day will sell yon full site bed
teed for $2.50. Solid bent tack chair at
15.50 per set. Parlor and bedroom suites at
8 F price, with freight added.
Governor Thayer ha commuted the en-
tence of Jack Powers to imprisonment for
life. The reason he adduces are (ebitan
tially those et forth in the petition.
Thi is the time ef the teuon when men
oa home from the mountain with big
fish stories. It is surprising to find such an
immense lot ef old sea farers among us.
Xe matter how good natured man may
W, he will invariably get mad when he die
eevcT that there is no towel in the room,
and i compelled to dry bi face on the bed
tnilt "I geese dad wishes he'd die and go ie
heaven," said miser' son to bi maternal
parent "Why tor sue asked. "Of said
th boy, "casus heaves' seen cheap place
te lire in!"
Webster et al will not can ealinoB on tht
Lower 8inslaw this year, having commenced
their enterprise too late; bat they'll salt and
barrel all thi-y catch, and get ready for can
iff hereafter.
The people of the West ew debt of grat
tado te Dr Ayer for the production of Ayer'i
.AgieCare. It timely use will ev much
a String aad much diseooragement, and w
recommend tt with th greatest eoaadeae to
Je9tjMsremi(dfor it,
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
Upon the Death of Brother J. Benton
Underwood.
At special meeting of Kugene City Lodge
No 11, A F & A M, held at Masonio hall,
Eugene City, August 4th, 1833, the following
resolution were passed:
Whereas, It ha pleased Almighty God
to remove from earth our friend aud brother,
J. Benson Underwood, who departed this
III Thursday evening, August 3d, 1882, at
hi residence in Eugeue City, surrounded by
Ins family aud friends, and
Whereas, Our deceased brother has been
an active member of Eugene City Lodge, No
II, At ft A M, for a period of tweuty
years, therefore be it
Resolved, That by the death of Brother
Lnderwood, this lodge has lost an active and
efficient member, and the city of Eugene an
enterprising, energetic, publio spirited citi
ten.
Resolved, That we tender to the family
of our deceased brother our heartfelt syinpa
thy in their painful bereavemont of him who
must now forever pass away, but nut to be
forgotten aud wo commend them to the
watchful care of Him who tempereth the
wind to the shorn lamb.
Resolved, Thst copy of these resolu
tions be sent to the family uf our deceased
brother, and also be printed in the newspa
per of thi town, and be spread on th min
utes of the Lodge.
(J B Dorris,
F B Duns.
H B Cochran,
Committee.
Attest: vVm Ediiis, W M.
F V CsBl'RN, Sec
Cottage Grove Items.
from our special cor respondent.
Cottage Grove, August 9, 1882.
Business lively.
Mr M S Wallis, of Eugene, visited our
town one day this week on business.
Mr Shultz, of this place bought the prop
erty belonging to S V McFarren, for the sum
of 280.
Mr G P Garruute, lately from Iowa, pur
chased the flouring mill in Cottage Grove
thi week, of R H Haxleton, paying there
for the sum of 84,800.
Mr R H Hazleton, who was badly hurt
some days ago by team running awaay
while running a self-binder, is fast recover
ing under the care of Dr Wright. Dot.
Married. .Ve take the following from
the Cheney Sentinel of August 4th, which
exp'iiiu itself. Hoth of the sootracting par
tie are well and favorably known in this Jo
llity, and the Guard force presents its com
pliments to the newly weiidvd pair : "It be
co lies the duty and pleasure of the Sentinel
to chronicle the marriage of Mr B C Van
Houten, one of t!ie best young men ot Che
ney, and Mis Anna l. Smith,' of Portland.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Ells,
at Spraguo, on Sunday evening last, the bri
dal couple arriving iu Cheney oil Monday'
passenger train. On Mondsy night a lecep.
tion was given in the parlors of the Cormier
cinl house, whore a host of the best people
of Cheney gathered and extended those con.
gratulntions and compliments so acceptable
from friend. Many choice and valutble
gift found their wiy to the center table,
and an elegant banquet was (.crved in the
diniu.; room of the hotel. The evening was
ono of tlii most pleasant in thu social annals
of Cheney, and will long bo remembered by
guests and the happy bride and groom alike."
To Many Chinese. It is probably for
tunate for the Chinese here that no more
succeeded in getting in before the restriction
bill came in force. There appears to be more
here now than there is any need )f. The N.
P. R. R. Co. have all they want on their
lilies in course of construction, and will em
ploy no more. The Oregon Construction
Company, who have also been hiring large
numbers, have now all they need. From
good authority it is learned that there are
uow 5,000 Chinese in and around the city
who want employment. Many of these
haye come up from the fi dieries, and the
prospect is that the number will keep in
oreasing. The wages of wood sawyers will
probably soon take a tumble, and in a short
time all the street work will fall in the hands
of ti.e Chinese. It is reported that Chinese
will also be employed as drivers on the street
cars, which i not unlikely to happen.
Portland Standard.
Firemen's Meeting. At the meeting of
E H and L Co lost Monday evening, Messrs
Geo Noland and Jerry Horn were elected
members; J R Campbell was granted an ex
empt certificate, and Mr. Tlem Hides elect
ed Treasurer, vice Jasper Stevens, resigned.
A committee consisting of II C Humphrey,
J R Campbell and C Marx, were appointed
to incorporate the company, under the laws
of the riUte.
Tue Fiurt Wheat. Mr A L Vmgliu, of
C'bur oil Tuesday. August Ut, brought in
the first load of w:n-at of tho vasnii, 60
bushels, and smrird it at Jlampy ft Si hid
ing's warebone. Mr Vaughn lias tSreshel
2040 bushel. psrt i.f ir yiJdin,; '.',";, bushels
to the acre, aud averting about 32 Imihcls
-a large yield for this u h, and indicat
ing very successful foriuiug Harrisburg
Disseminator.
At Home at Last Dr W H Uubell re.
turned on Wednesday from a trip to Califor
nia, accompanied by hi son William, who
wa lately discharged from th British arm
in Iodia. The young lad who left her
few year since returns bronzed and beard
ed man. with more experience of the world
than it is the lot of many Oregoniao t ac
quire. Dallas Itemixer.
Market Report. Oer market report
given in another column we publish for, the
convergence of oar readers, who may rely
apon their being a nearly correct a it ie
possible to obtain them. They will be re
vised every week just before going to pres
a that tby will be as late as is needed for
j reliability.
THE COOLIE TRADE.
Number of Chinese Arriving tn Oregon
end California Since January Last
Portland Standard.
Of Chiuese young and Chinese old,
Of Chinese timid aud Chiues bold.
Of Chinese tender and Chines tough,
The Lord be praised, we've got tnouglu
Th resirictiou bill, preventing the immi
grstion of Chinese to this country, is now in
force, the ninety day' grace allowed after
the passage of th bill ipired Aug. 4tb.
Th influx of Chines has been greatly in
creased on account of the passage of the bill'
Since he 1st uf January last thirteen ship
hire lauded cargoes of coolies at thi port,
and large number have also arrived by th
steamer of the 0 It ft N Co, from Sau Fran
cisco and some by way of the Sound from
Victoria.
TABULATED STATEMENT.
From the records ot the collector of th
port tho following list ot ships arriving from
Hong Kong and th cumber ot passenger u
compiled :
April 19-Br Mcth....j. 854
May 10-Br a Glenelg 61fl
May 14-A n ah Reporter 3U5
May 13-Ura Bothwell Castle 11
June 2 Am hk Alden Bess 336
June 2 Am bk Coloma 350
June 2-Ainkk Wakefield 31)8
June 4 Am bk Edwin Reed 397
June 6 Br Annerly 612
June 10 Am bk H W Dudley 371
June 19 Ger bk Frit 706
July 8 Br a Devonshire 846
Aug. 3 Br a Triumph 390
Overland from Victoria 400
Ry steamship from Sau Francisco 1552
Total.
9419
THE BAN FRANCISCO LIST.
Frsm January 1st up to July 28th there
arrived at San Francisco thirty steamer
from Hong Kong, bringing the enormous
number of 26,056 Chinese passengers, and
enough more were expected to arrive before
the restriction bill came in force to increase
th number to 30,756. Those arriving here
fiom San Francisco were included in that
number. The total number arriving in Ore
gon aud California between January 1st and
August 6th is 33,623. Quit a number bav
,lio landed at Victoria, most of whom,
sooner or lator, will probably find their way
to Oregon.
WHAT BECOMES OP THEM.
The greater number arriving here have
been sent forward at once to work on the
various lines of railroad now in course of
construction, anil we shall not fully realize
the situation until the railroads have been
completed and these thousauds have swarmed
back here to overruu the city and crowd their
way into every avouue of labor.
Iu San Francisco it is quite different, a
will be setn by the following from th Ex
aminer: "Ut the twenty.iix thnusaua wno
came here but few have left for the interior,
the majority preferring to tarry in the city,
to engage iu trades even now overworked
by Mongolian, to the exclusion of white
girls. Beside the great evil wrought by this
competition, the influences of the heathen
ara otherwise felt."
Junction City Items.
Junction, Aug 6, 1332.
The first load of the new crop of wheat was
hauled into town August 1st, snd delivered in
the warehouse of J A Bush noil. The wheat
is of fall sowin?, plump" and of good quality
and was raised by Petor Harpoole.
Uilmore's now hotel is being rapidly built,
the outside work being nearly don. Mr.
Charles Love, the boss plasterer, bus the con
tract for puttinx the finishing touches on the
inside
The 1 0 U T of this place installed the fol
lowing officers Aug 1st: W M Pitney, W C
T, Minerva Starr, W R H Sj Jennie Bush
nell, WLHS; Laura A Folsom, W V T:
Mrs Mary Starr, V Tj Mary Hardisnn, W
F 8; Minnie Driskill, W M; Charley Star,
W D Mi Eureka Butler, W (!j Walter Beebe,
W I G; W M Houston, W O G, th secretary
and assistant not being present, were not in
stalled. All passed off harmoniously.
Wheat for Tacoha. Three ships are now
awaiting cargoes of wh.it at New Tacoms,
They will carry away about 6000 tons, aud
the first wheat arriving here will probaHy b
purchased and sent to Tacoma. A lot of the
new crop from Yamhill has already been pur
chased at a figure somewhere between SI 65
and $1 61). There will be about a dozen more
large ships arrive at Tacoma this season with
railroad material, which will probably load
with wheat sent over from Portland. -Standard.
Divismx or Wasco An attempt will
soon be made to divide Wasco county. The
distance of many of its most populous locali
ties from the county seat is given as the
reason, A sample of the inconvenirnc and
expend attendant upon this is cited in the
fact thst it costs (40 for a Prineville school
teacher to get a certificate, and further that
the ends of justice are often neglected on
this acpount.
Applicants. Thirteen candidates for su
perintendent and twenty for warden of the
penitentiary are laid to have reported to
Gov. Moody ready for duty. He can ouly
employ one for each place, and probably the
legislature will relieve him from th respon
sibility altogether.
Judo McArtucr Resigns. Judge L L
McArthur of tht Fifth Judicial Circuit has
sent to Governor Thayer hi resignation.
Th citizen of The Dalle to torn extent
have signed petition for the appoiutment of
Mr Bennet to fill the vacancy.
Aorici'Ltceal College at Corvallis.
Any two young men in Lane county, ever 16
years of age, who demire to attend this College,
may obtain free scholarship fx four year by
applying to State Senator Geo B Dorris.
Ill i ffT rated Teleoeam. Lsst Saturday
the Portland Telegram issued aa illustrated
number, descriptive of Umatilla coeaty. It
is kaadsomely gotten u? and reflect much
credit en th publishers of that paper.
Wood Wanted. All thee who hav
promised thi office wood oa (ubecriptioa
account, are requested te haul the ism a
soon as convenient.
Personal.
Gov Whiteaker was ia town yseterday.
Mr M Wilkin, was In Portland thi wrk,
Bam Goldsmith is la town vUltlng rslativsr
and friends.
T J Cheshire and family have returned
from the seaside.
Ruf Robinson Uft for a short trip to Colfax,
W T, this week.
Mr P F Castlemao, of Portland, wai in
town Thursday.
Mr A Cockerlin ha returned from his
inmmer'i wandering.
Geo Thurston and wif hav returned to
their home in Salem.
Pro! E D Cope, th Philadelphia naturalist.
is on his way to this city.
Tho. Ogly, of Umatilla couuty, i on a
visit to relative in this county.
Mr Wm Osburn and wif left for Trine-
villa for a short tayl thi week)
Messrs J P and Tho Gill hav gnn to th
salmon river country for a brief slay.
Mr W H Odell, editor of th Salem States-
man,gav our city a pleasant vail this week.
We Cherry and Geo. Kiucaid ami their
families have returned from Yaquiua Bay.
Ex Sheriff Shelley has been employed as
bookkeeper by th Eugene Milling Company,
Mr F R Dunn tnd family hav gnn to
Ilwaco, a famous seasid resort near Astoria.
MrD Devine, formerly of thi county,
has located at Eagle Itock, Idaho Territory.
Judge C W Fitch returned from Foley
Springs last Tuesday. He i much improv.
in health.
Th Coo Bay Xew aayi that Messrs Ting
and Whiteaker are at work on th bay select,
lag swamp lands.
Chas Lauer and family returned from Clat-
stp Beach th first of th week. They report
baring a splendid time.
Mr A S Powers, who has been to Washing
ton City as a witness in ths star rout trials.
returnsd horn last Monday.
Mr Ben Lurch and family, A Lurch and
Grant Osburn, all of Cottage Grove, spent
last Sunday in our city.
Dr T L Nicklin, of Portland, a brother of
Dr John and A I Nicklin, of this city, wa
in town th first of th week.
Prof Straub and family, who have been
traveling thiough the lower portion the val
ley, returned home last Thursday.
At the July session of th State Board of
Education a life diploma wa granted to
Prof. Thoma Condou, of thi city.
Messrs S and J Warshatier, of th I X L
Store, leave for San Francisco next Tuesday,
to purchase their Fall stock of goods.
Col I R Moo res, of Salem, is in th city.
He came up to look after his Interest in hi
large farm a few miles below this city.
Mr D C Underwood returned from th
McKenr.ie Springs last Thursday. He i
not quit as well as when h left here.
Mr S E Goodman, who is Wells, Fargo ft
Co' express messenger between Portland
and Corvallis, made Eugene a short visit last
Sunday. ,
Mr H C Humphrey went to Portland yes
terday. He has bem troubled for torn time
with a throat disease, and goes to se if he
can procure relief.
Messrs Woody and Hill who are at th
Rochester Theological College, are progress
ing finely with their studies. They hav
beeu tilling absent pastors places, during
the Summer months.
Mr G Bettman of this city, will leave for
San Francisco next Monday, where he goes
to purchase a new stock of goods. Mrs
Bettman will acoompany him as far aa Port
laud, where (die will visit relative nuti) Mr
B returns.
I so en lots Smuwilinq. Say the Pierce
county News; A few day sinoe, while com
ing to Tacoma on a Sound ateamer from
Victoria, which had on board a large num
ber of Chinese, a gentlomao was given a ci
gar by one of those who had th Chinese in
charge. The weight of the article aroused
suspicion, and when attempting to light it
our friend found it to be a solid mas of
opium covered with tobacco lrat in imita
tion pf a large and well made cigar, The
donor had made a mistake and banded out
the wrong arth-lc. Hundreds of pounds ef
opium have doubtless beon smuggled in this
maimer right under the noses of our custom
house official, without a suspicion on their
part tliat there was anything wrong.
State Teacher' Institute. We acknowl
edge the receipt of an invitation to be present
at the State Teachers Institute, to be held In
Salem, commencing August 21st aad closing
August 23d. A splendid programme baa beta
prepared, and a pleasant tiro Is assured all
who may attend.. Among th name on th
programme we notice those of Prof O P Lee,
who will deliver the response to th address of
welcome, and Prof Mark Bailey, who will de
liver an address, taking for his subject, "Cen
tripetal Fcrue and Gravitation."
First Wheat 8hiptei. -Mr 8 U Friendly
shipped two carloads of wheat from Cress
well last Wednesday, it being the first wheat
of the crop of 1882 to be hipped from Lan
county. Mr Friendly purchased the wheat
from Mr P C Noland, paying 78J per bush
el, on board of th car. Thi would b
equivalent to 80 J at thi place.
Fxihixeo. Josenh Bennett, who wa
charged with being insane, brought be
fore Jedge Fitch last Wednesday, and ex
amined by Dr Patterson and Osburn, who
pronounced him aan. Both the Doctors
.ffMl that a few drink of whisky, wonld
for a time prodaoe insanity on Bennett
Concuisivm Evidence, The old lady
came down to ber breakfast in a bad bnmor,
and, sharply addreesuu he son, said: "Char
lie, did yon leave that whisky bottle on the
parlor tablr "Noj I guee dad left it
"Why do yea guess year fatatr htft it?"
"Cause tt' empty."
Te Millhen. Old type for babbit mst
for ls at this office.
Brevities.
Wheat ha commenced to roll into tow.i.
Mr Marx' residence is nearing comple
tion. Th roof I on th new Presbyterian
Church,
Cottage Grove ha been commissioned a
money order office.
Five threshers were at work one day this
week within sight of town.
Wo received a pleasant call this week from
Mr Julius Friedland, of San Francisco.
Wm Rensbaw and Joel McCornack shipped
this week about eight tons of bacon to Port
land. Farmer who hav any "brag" grain will
consider our coluinus at their disposal. Toot
your horn,
Mr Robert Campbell harvested a sixty
acre field of grain thi week, that yielded 30
bushel to th acre.
A surveying crowd will leav her Monday,
via the Military road for Eastern Oregon. A
gentleman from Portland has th contract
Workmen hav torn down th old restau
rant building preparatory to th erection of
th new brick building ot Hovey ft Humph
rey.
A fin class picture ha been received of th
claw ot '80. It has been presented to th
Stat Univelty, and will grace the wall of
th chapeL
Several loads of lumber passed through
Eugene thi week en-route to Junction tor
MrJ II Lorry, who will commence work
on hi new hotel immediately.
The Dalle wm treated to a $25,000 fire
last Tuesday, The citizens generally agree
that if it had not been for its fire engiue,
th city would bav been almost entirely
destroyed.
A Seavey brought suit against Henry Spores
last Saturday before Justioe Ellison for dam
ages equal to the value of 25 sheep, which h
olaimed were killed by defendant's dogs, A Ju
ry found 1 10 damages to plaintiff. W learn
Mr 8eavey will appeal to the Circuit Court.
Mr J C La Ransieur, the popular (port,
man artist, left on th 1st iust. for the soda
springs. He will go (mm thence to Eugene,
and then to McKenxi bridge. He ha gone
(or th benefit of hi health, but will com
bine business with pleasure, and expect to
be gou for a month or more. Portland Tel
(grain. Notice.
An examination of applicants to fill one
free scholarship for Lau couuty in th State
University, will b held at the Court House
iu Eugene City, Monday, September 7, 1882,
The name of applicant should be submit
ted ia writing.
A. W. Patterson,
County Superintendent
Strayed.
Th following descrllied filly strayed from
my premises about th 15th uf July, 1882: A
dark iron gray, with whit note, and about 3
years old. Anyone knowing of its whereabouts
will confer a favor by dropping ni a card in th
Eugene post office, or informing me at my res
idence, 7 miles southwest of Eugen.
Ehilt F. Bailet,
Northern Pacing Railroad. It i ta
ted that th plan for a fiv hundred thous
and bushel wheat lvator to be erected at
New Tacoma by the Northern Paciflo Rail
road 'company, are now being prepared
in New York City by the order of Mr,
Villard, are nearly flnishod, and will soon
be ready to put in hvid for building. It ia
also announced that by October 1st, the
time between Pnrtlund ana Chicago will be
shortened to eight day, a line of four-horse
Concord coaches making th connection be
tween eastern and western termini.
Exchange oe PuLPiTS,-Ref A P Ander
son, of th Episcopal church of this city, and
Rev Mr Stevens, uf Albany, hav mad ar
rangement to exchange pulpit for a couple
of Sundays. Rev Mr Stevens, therefore, will
cooupy th pulpit In th Episcopal church of
this city, to morrow at th usual hour. All in
vited to attend.
Robbery. Th Yaquina bay railroad baft
aix thousand tons of steel rails in the ware
house of San Francisco on which $168,000
tariff must be paid. All of thi must b
paid by the valley farmer to protect . Penn
sylvania millionaires. A fine thing i pro
tection, for th wealthy.
Lost. Between Hixon's on th McKen-
zie and Kugene City, 1 gold locket with two
photograph in it, 1 revolving breast pin
containing two photographs; 1 gold pen aud
holder, all belonging to the undersigned.
Finder will plea call at the Guard office.
Mrs. M. J. Hati.
Failed to Connect. W take th follow
ing from th telegraphic report of th Ore
gouian under date of August Oth: One nomi
nation which failed of confirmation by the
eoat i that ot James II Evan a register
ot tb land office at Lakeview, Oregon.
Fall GRAIN.-Farmers hav been busy this
week harvesting Fall irrain. From all reports
w hav heard, it seems that the grain ia turn
Ini out much better than anticipated, and
even better than las'-year. AU available ma
chinery will b at work Monday.
The Fire Knuine. A letter ha been re
ceived from the manufactory from whi:h ear
hand engine a ordered, that it will be
about 30 day before it i hippd. W
wotiiot xiect ita arrival hr aaca Ukraj
th 1st of Novomber. j
Natural PhiloskPRT "Why doe light
ningso rarely strike in the am rdaos!"
asked a school teacher of the new boy in
th elaa of natural pbiWphy. "Oh," (aid
tb boy, "beosns it never needs to!"
Lost. A black and white checkered
hawl between Eugene City and Cobnrg
Bridge, last Suuday. Finder will phrase
leave at thia office. "
Corriacr Let. Humphrey Hovey 1st
the contract for tbeir new brii k building last
: Tuesday to W K Abrams. It is to be 22s80
; feet ad 1 t V finished by November 1st
LYNCHED.
Th Albany Democrat of yesterday ha a
rumor that fiv Linn county boy have beta
hanged in Prliitvlll. Their nam are Job a
Tharp, Sidney Houston. Emmet WilsoBs
and two young men by tb nam of Din
widdle and Crab,
Local Market Report.
Friday, August Uth, 1882i
Wheat -8082 cts.; oa board of cars.'
Oats-35 cts., net t
Flour-15 per bbL
Eggs -25 cts. per dot
Butter-25 cts per lb.
Sides-15 eta. per lb.'
Hams 15 eta.
8houlders-I0r.') cts.'
Lard-15 eta.
Hopt-32i35 ct;
Wool-Sa$23ct.
Crukied to Death. By letUr from Cow
lit Prairie, Lewis county, W T, w learn that
Mr Bennett, who live on th Cowllti river
about nine mile above Toledo, wa killed ou
th first irist by a log rolling over him. Mr.
Bennett had filed a homestead oa a quarter
section of fin laud, and with bi family of
ain children, most all of whom are girls, was
maktug a home that would furnish him an
abiding place In his fatsr days, when h wae
suddenly crushed to death; U cam to that
section about two years since from Utah, and
had many friends in bis new home.
Flavoring the Melon; An exchange aajf
that any desired flavor can b Imparted to wa
termelons by following th annexed instruo
tiens: "A couple of day before pulling the
melon make an Incision in the (tern, a few
Inches from th fruit, and iniert in it on nd
of a fUnnel string and place tb othsr snd
la a dish containing diluted extract of Tiailla,
lemon or torn other flavoring extract Ia a
few hours It will absorb the liquid, and then
you will have a nicely flavored melon.''
Foley Soring.
Thes healthful and medicinal hot spring
have been purchased by Mr Peter Runey
lata of Astoria. Mr Runey will thoroughly
refit and renovate the building on the prem
ises, and will be prepared to accommodate
those in quest of health or pleasure. Fish
and game are plentiful in that vicinity, th
scenery i magnificent, and those wilding a
summer tonr oould go to no better place.
Belknap Springs.
These pleasant springs have a good rath
of business this season. Th proprietor has
just built another new bath bouse, and ha
alio completed th bridge across th river.
Term reasenabl. All are assured a pleasant
time who may give these spring a visit
MrS II Friendly has reooived a large
stock of goods for th spring trad and u
prepared to suit hi customer a to quality
and price. He will mil for caah or credit a
cheap a any other (tore in town, and a his
good are of the best quality h guarantee
satisfaction. Men and boy clothing a
specialty, Giv him a call.
A t'onati. Cold or Nor Throat
should be stopped. Neglect frequently result
la an Incurable .una uineae or i e
amptlon. HHOWN'N BIIONOIIIAL,
II ut II re reriain so kit ron ia
Aollsma HronehllU. 'oagus. Catarrh,
roiiauinpllve and Tnroal Dleeaaee.
For oU pear tne irouue nav oeen recom
mended by physicians, and always giv per
fect satisfaction, ihey are not new or un
trlml but havlnir been tested by wide and con
stant us for nearly an entire generation, they
have attained well merited rank amongth few
staple remedies of th age. I'ubllc apk
er and alnnrera use them to clear and
strengthen the olee. Sold at 2ft cent a box
vcrywer
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
The Best Halve in the world for Bruise.
Cuts, Sore, Ulcen , Salt Khenm, Fever Sore.
Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblain, Corns.and
all knds of bkln Eruption. This salvs U guar
sntmil In aivm iierfect satisfaction in every case
or money refunded. Price 3ft eta per box, Fer
sale by Wii.ein's, the Druggist, Eugene City.
Mulholland, J miction Ulty.
The I'nrnTlftn Nyrup has cured thous
ands who were sutlering from Dyspepsia, la
bility, Liver Complaint, liolls, Humors, re
male Complaints, etc. Pamphlet free to any
ess, Heth W t owie ana sons, uostna.
Croon. Whoonlmr Couch and Broachltls Ita
mediately relieved by Shilnh's Cure. O. O
AOARD.
To all who ara sutferinir from the error and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, lonsot manhood, Ac, I will send a recipe
that will cure you, FRKE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy wa discovered by a ml;
sionary in South America. Send a aelf ad
dressed envelope to tne Jiiv.-tfonarn a. ia ,
Statioa D, New York City.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dy.pspsie and'
Liver Complaint? Shlloh's Vitalixer is gusiW
teed to cure you. For sale by Osburn 4 Co.
Sleepless nlvhts, made miserable by that Uf
ribl cough, Shiloh's Cure is th remedy.-
STOP THAT COUGH.
If you are uffering with a Cough, CoH,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Consumption,
los of voice, tickling in the throat, or any
affection of th throat or luax, us Dr. King f"
New Discovery for consumption. This 1 the'
great remedy that I causing so much excite
ment by it wonderful euros,- curt g thousand;
of hopeless case. Over on million buttle of
Dr. King' Now Disoovery hav been used
within th Ust year, and hav giVen perfect
satisfaction in very instance. W can un-"
hesitatingly say that this is res 11 y th only sure'
cure for throat and lung affections, and can,'
cheerfully recommend it to all Call ariC get
a trial bottle free of cost, or a regular six for'
$1.00. For sale by F. M. Wilkins, th drug--
fist, Eugene City: Mulholland. Junction Citytf
lodge, Davi k Co., wholes agents, Port--an
d, Oregon.
Shlloh' Vitalixer is what youneed for Con
rrition, Loee of Appetite, Dixxinees aad all
symptom of Iryspciwia, Price 10 nd75ct. per
Uu3. Soul oy t scum aa.i .a.. .
mOTIKR t nOTIIEBI t
Are you disturbed at night and broken at
your rest by a siok child sufftring and crying
with th xoraciatlng para of cutting teeth f If
to, ao at once and get a bottle ef MRtt..
w'lNXLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. It
will relieve th poor little sufferer immediately
depend ivpea it ( there is an mistak about.
Thar 1 not a mother on earth who- ha vr
used it, who will not tell you at once that it
will regulate the bowls, and giv rest te the
mother, and relief and health t) th child, p
erating lik magic It is perfectly saf to ar
in all cases-, and pleasant to the taste, aad at
th prescript! of one of the oldest and best
female physician and re in' tb Paito
Bute. Sole everywhere. 25 cent a btttl,,
For Rent. Th building adjoining. Ba
1 k ' Batax. Inquire at thi eScsv