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EUGENE CITY, OH. SATURDAY, SElEMBEU 23, 1882.
$2.50 per year IN A0VANC&
She (u(jfHf (tihj tiaril.
I. L. CAMPBELL,
Publisher Ahd Proprietors
, OFFICE On the Eit aid of Willamett
Street between Sovefcth and Eighth tUreeU
OC OSLf
UA.TI23 OK ADVEHTlSINOt
Advertisement rflerted at follows?
Una square, 10 line, or I, one invrtin M ;
k vch ubeo,ti:nt insertion Cash required In
"advance. .
I'iiut advertiser, will be cnarued nt th ful
ovriuj rate. :
X)m spiar tlire tfonth. . . f 0 00
" " tux UU'IUIU v o wo
" " oil vear
11 00
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Transient notice ill local column, 20 tlil
Imm f.ir each inaertiiin.
Advertising Mils villi be rendered quarterly.
All job work mrtHt te PAll ros tiM pvi.ivkky.
postofficb.
tfflco Hours -' from ) i m. W ! J. m. NunJajr.
.. m 1 10 to S V t. m.
MU arrives f rota the south n'l leave. iIViu nortli
lo in. Arrive, (rom Hie north awl leave, gumt
i .. .u VnrNiiliili VAntnklin Atll Iinir
f m, flow t t .. on Wediie.Uy. or Cruvfurda
fille, Camp Creek and Brownsville t I e.M.
fatten will be ready for delivery hulf n hour after
f rival of train.. liOtter. Should be left nt the office
1 I 1 mails nnArt
u,"our"'"' A. 8. PATTER80S t. M.
tsujui-un-i .i- 1 iii im-g
SOCIETIES.
wv. i .mailt Vo ll. A. P. and A. M.
Meet nnt and third We Inuduy. in each
month.
Hrr.!rrn Bcrta No. 9 I. O.
0. F. Meet, c Wry Tuesday ivehlnir.
. - r.. fl
aiaeta on the M and th Wednesday, m omh month.
Kournr LodC.k, No; 13, A. O. y.
Meets at Maannie Hall the second and fourth
Vy.ulCacbn1o1al,j M SiiANiM Ny
v....Tmir rJ.wT V 40. (V. A. It. Meet
wmiv r.NrAiu-11 i "t
at Masonio Hall, the first and third Friday of
fetch month, liyordor, l.oMMASli:lt.
Hiiiwu IPmosv.h Friends.
-MecU the
rt and third Satf.riiay veni'ii at atiwnu-
H
I all. order of
,1. M. Sl.OAX.tH.
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fc. g. HTBAHAS, ALhASV. U BlIAEf, WUESF.
KTUAUAN & lUliYBU,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
ErtiKXK CITY, OKKf'.ON.
PRAtTICK tX ALL THE COU 1!TS OF
tlii Stat.;. They nivo ecial ntWiition
to cidlectiona ami (imitate matter. ,
Orr-ICE-Ovcr W. F. i. Co. Expn; offi'e
Ceo. S. Washburne,
Attoraicy-itt-liSSiv.
ftUfJKXH CITY. - - - OKKHON
. OtViOC fomterly occupied by Thomwm &
IWan. iyH"':t
- CEO. M. MILLER,
Attsrmy and Csunsslbr-at-Law, and
Real Male Jgeiit.
El'ttEXK CITY, - - OUECO.V.
tlFFICK- Two dilur nortli of I'.wt Oili-'e.
justice of t!i? Peace & Notary Public.
OFFIC: AT STOKE. COllXEIi WIL-laim-tle
anil Si vi iiv.i riti'.vU
lllnnk deet and Kept mi hantl.
. Eii;ene City .Inly 4; I S.-'.'.
A. I. K I3KL1.1, M. 0,
Physician and Surgeon.
EUGENE CITY, - - OREGON.
Office in Underwood, briikj over tho Ex
pire oHicef. J14tt
DR, JOHN NICKLIN,
Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur,
(Formerly of Yamhill t'oMtiry.)
residence-Two doors wroth of m. k.
church;
DR. JOSEPH Pi GILL,
CAN BE FOUND AT HISOFFICE or r
idence when uot profei'xionally engagedi
Office at the
POST OFFICE DRUG STORE;
Residence on Eighth street, opKrte rreahy
riau Church.
DR. E. G. CLARK,
(iradnate of the Philadelphia Dental College.)
DENTIST
J
EUGEXE CITY,
OREfioX.
HAVIXG P UP. C H AS ED T II E DENTAL
office of Dr. L. L Davt. 1 am prepared
to do all kinds of work in my rrofes"in.
D. T. Pritchard,
WATCHMAKER ANL JEWELER.
TEPAIRIXG OF WATCHES AND
li CLOCK.1 executed with punctuality
And at a reasonable coot.
Willamette St., Eugene City, Oregon.
JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT.
J, S. lUCKElf,
DEALER Tf
Clocks, Wacnes, Chains'. Jewelry, Etc.
Repairing Promptly Executed.
C?-.tlt Wrk Wf ranted. J?i
J. 8. LCCKEY,
WUev-rth Cy.'t hr-k WillaiDett, rtr.
7v
ill
O. DOT'S
t-lT A GENERAL PJ
iifii
A large assortment of 'La
dies and Childnm Hose at
12 1-2 cts.
Good ) Goods at V2e-
Best Corset in town for 50c
An immense stock of New
and Seasonable Goods
Fine Cashmere in every
shade.
New and .Xohby styles in
CLOIUIXG
Liberal Discount for
CASH.
New Departure
3? WO SSXCES !
OjSSSI AMI CJSLjSIOX'QT?,
OATKOXIZUTHEMEXWKOHELI'T Ll'ILD YOl'R I'RIlMiES, ROADS AX1)
JL SCHOOL HoliSES, xrh.vu intert are your iiitcntt ! Are permanently located and
.pend their priiliu at lioiuei notice th.it-
A V.
Will sfcll yiiotii, for TASH nt irrcntly redutxd piioex, aa low as any tt'ncr CAKH STORE.
Rest I'rlntH Id and IS yards $1 00 I
Host Drown and Uk-aehed .MmdHii, 7, 8, K, and i
1 'J
I "lark and I'ronk upool ottoh 7"i ft per Dor,
i'ia'ii .ind Milled Flrnuel, ".)) Im: 4"i and 50
'Vat.'l- i'nm , ce;U
Fine White Shirt, 7"t cts and ?1.
Ahd all Other Coeds at Proportionate Rates.
Alw the Celebrated
WPIITK SK fVING 1MAOHIKE !
X me better for trcnKth, ize, and durability), At greatly reduced rate";
HT To my old Cutmi:e, who have titil by nic o 1 m, 1 will uit'nne t t sell on mne
t'irin beri'tnfore oil tiin, but if at any timo they wih tit make CASH purcha, I will give
all stn a ttllcr. the full credit oil lny rediutiou A. V. PETERS
ROblnson k Church,
HEAI.EKS IN
SHELF&IIEAYYIIAUDWARE
have Tim
BcslSelectcd Stuck In OrcjcnL
NOTICE TO SHEEP OWNERS.
V'OTICE IS IIEREHY GIVEX TO ALL
i.H Sheep ownr that they mil dip their
Mtecp a w.on iiHhi ired IK DI.iEAShD. The
aw m:.k- prm-Wns that Tthra the nwiirni fail
to do no, that tiic inKi t"r shall ca'ie it to hr
dune at their cxieli.-e.
S D. COATS,
Shf'j. fbrm'tor for Lane Co, Or.
CRAIN BROS.
ALERS
tfntthf. d g
Jtwclrj.
i Musical instruments, Toys, Notions, etc
Watcbe., Chvk, and Jewelry repaired and
rwarrante.1 Xorthwes cotn-r of Willamette
1 and Eiehthatnta.
i irrrfQ "O fl PIT1 0 i- t'-uni-. -m i .
1 ILL J L iii .ik Y. lt.iwll k O. NMpa(.r
' afilnB'mU'lo.srr-i.-si .thiii
puatrac.f t-i Uj tuk&i t-jr i IS M.H' l JUh.
r
err . . -1 y
It Oil II
t Trimming Silks and Sat
ins in all shades,
Aloireantique Silks
Velvets in Colors.
The finest stock of French
KID SHOES
ever brought to this place
WOTS and SHOES
:nall grades-
GROCERIES
of all descriptions.
PETERS
J
Fino Chovii it Shirt. M, 75 ct and 81.
New ANtortment Dies CiukIii (Xo Trab) 13,
it) and '"i ct.
Mens' I'liderweai, Sl.il ts and Drawers, SO ct
Mens' Ovc ftdiirt, 7"t ct. and (fl.
Mens' Overall, fiO.C.I, 75 ct and 91.
Eiuhroidt He ami Edin at J'ulnilou Lo
Prices.
HAVE FOR sale
at the LOWEST
Rate.
1ROV, STEEL. ,
AXES, ANVILS
NAIIS, ROPE
Cable Chains
ltd Pocket
..'L'TLERY,
AS. PISTOI,S,
AMMUNITION
jlv'Ii'ULTl'RAL
IMPLEMENTS
Waxtinij Powder,
FUhiny lacklc.
Etc., Etc
We invite an exam
ination of our good
confident that o
HTOt'K 'will Hllit til
time.
A. LYNCH.
J AS. PAGE.
LYNCH PAGE,
In Dorris' Brick Building.
IIEALEI14 I
Groceries 8"J Provisions,
Will keep on hand a general aiwortment of
Opfi-iiea, Provinions, ' Cured Meat;
Tobacco, Cigars, Candiea,
Candle, Soaf, 'Noti'tna.
Ureen and Dried Fniit,
Wood and Willow Ware.
Crockery, Etc.
Rurtinesa will be conducted on a .
CASK BASIS,
Which meau that
Low
Prices are Established
Coodi dtlirrrtd without charge to Corn
L KINDS OF PR0DUCEVVAN7LC
I in r, mm met amount win iwj increase i
Wwr.ich we will rT the Hubert market. . , . .
price. LYXClt PAGrV. t'oOOO by subferiptiorr iit that city.
STATE NEWS.
Lfl'ayptt) in (rt tiovo a fire company;
l'lm Yamliil) at Sheridan in lower
than it lias been for thirty years.
Tho aiwi'ssiiit'iit roll of Claekama i
completRil.llnJ tho tuxaMo property of
the county ih $400,000 moro tlian it
wa last year.
It lias been decided to build a bridge
across the notflh forlc of the John Dny
river, a much needed and quite costly
iinproveiiiHnt.
v 'Hio mail from Harney to I'rineville
is carried on horseback and there is no
provision for taking passenger.
George Myres, of West Uhehiileni,
harvested a field of oats that gave luO
buslieln to the acrfl. Tho nerd used in
tho Held coHt 3 75 per hdshe);
Tho housa of I5enj. AVatle, two milt's
from Wilhoit was burned hteiitly.
The owners were absent, and every
thing they had except the clothes tliey
wore was destroyed.
The tax levy of Clackamas county
for the current year in '20 mills, for
State and 1 1 J for county purposes,
The salary of Superintendent of schools
for that county bus been raised from
!50 to 8,500 per year.
The amount of land sown to wheat
in Umatilla county this fall greatly ex
ceeds that of any preceding year.
Several fanners will seed 2,000 neres
or mure each, ami quite a number will
plant 1 U00 acres each. With a favor
able season, Umatilla county will have
an immense rturplus crop next year.
The Otegon City council at its last
meeting completed, arrangements for
the purchase of SoO feet of hose at
1 13 per font, and 100 feet of cotton
rubber lined hose at 1)0 ecu's per foot.
The hitter is an experiment for city
purposes, although it hits Uien used for
some lime in the woolen milk
Grant County News: There are, it
is said, 21)0,000 sheep in the mountains
between Susantllle and lleppner. The
Umatilla sheep owners are not at all
bashful about LHligilig tticir sht-ep into
this county to eat up the range, while
they pay taxes in Umatilla county, al
though their? (locks remain there but a
few months of the year.
Two woi!l'ii, wife and sister of a
mini iinnied Stanley, living on llinh
Creek, Umatilla, county, last week at
tempted to commit suicide by taking
laudanum. The reason assigned wus
their desire to rid themselves of trouble
of which, according to accounts, they
had more than their share, in life.
Prompt and faithful medical atten
dance restored them to life.
Jo Hedges, of Canemah, has been
appointed by the County court Coroner
for Clackamas county. Dr. Messier, of
OswegOj was elected nt the last election,
but failed to qualify, being willing to
allow Dr. Parker, the old eoroher, to
occupy the ollioe. The code says that
tho coroner diall hold liis ollice until
his successor is elected and qualified,
and tliu impression is that Dr. Tarker
is the coroner and that no power ban
remove hint. Dr. Parker will not give
up his position Unless compelled to,
being willing to test tho question on
principle.
4 I i n .
IIKIEF ME.MTIO.N.
A man proposes and the girl weighs
his pocket book and decidrji
Secretary of State JL P. Earhart
has re appointed Mr. Frank E. Ifodgkin
assistant.
Six young ladies have just completed
a journey across Nortli Carolina (420
miles) on foot
Lieutenant Flipper, dismissed from
the United States army, has been ap
pointed a captian in Mexico.
No, you cannot raise chickens from
egg plants. You might as well try to
raise calves from a cow catcher.
One of the jury in the Star Roote
cases was seen on Pennsylvania Ave -
rttJO in a beastly state of intoxication,
In the next two months the Govern
ment will disburse $25,000,000 in pen
sions and payment of bonded debts.
The'reception of Mrs. Johii Drown
' in 'Ht week netted $211 for,
ukrrhitij on Withliijion.
Wasiiixutov, Aug. 30. Tho vir
tual proclaniatidn made by the Nation
al itenublicail ill favor of ilia ndiiiisKinn
td the next National Convention of the
Republican party of delegates, "who
are opposed to the restoration of the
Rourbon Democracy," is pursuant to
parposeu which may give the next
Presidential canvass some unlooked-for
features. The editor of the Republi
can is flen. Mahone'a serviceable and
trusted friend. His is no idle talk.
It is another stage in the development
of what, for tho want tit H bitter
phrase, may lie called Mahonisui.
Tho able and tireless Tirglnia leailer
contemplates a witter tield of operation
than that shorn State affords. His
aihbitioit looks to a higlic'r seat than
the United States Senate. No htiiiors
btit those b the Presidency itself will
satisfy him: The country does not yet
understand if en. Malioue; His friends
and iutimnte3 claim for him a higher
capacity for leadership than lias gener
ally liecn accorded to him: They point
to his success at every step since he Bet
up for himself in Ilis own State. 0o
to Virginia, among his followers, and
you will witness admiration and devo
tion which leave no doubt that Ma
hone's followers are perfectly tfneero
when they speak of his leadership and
capabilities as Napoleonic! Whatever
in other places may be thought or safd,
they will not give an inch from' this
line. With them, who is tile coming
man is a nettled question! Whatever
audacity can achieve they feel suro of;
only they deserilte it otherwise ltonce
the proclamation in favor of throwing
wide open tho doors of tho next Re
publican Convention is no idle talk.
Nor does it matter so much whether it
is dono or not. The plan contemplates
tho possibility of its being done; but
specially the probability that it will
uot be done,
. The purpose whereof this is an indi
cation might or might not bo aided by
throwing the doors of tho Convention
open to nil comets proclaiming them
selves enemies of Rourhonism. It is
deemed a point of policy to make the
proposition, but it is in no manner es
sential to the ends in view that the
doors bo so opened.
Tho march of event, according to
tho view and the plan whereof the
proclamation referred to is but a speech
by the way, will, in the belief of the
engineers, be onward and triumphant
all the mime!
Make way for Mahone, tho anti
liourhou leader, whoso followers do
clare their intention to march on to
Washington.
Eloping villi a Colored Han't Wile.
Norwich, Aug. 30. -Horace CukJi
ing, a handsome young foundryman of
Cambridgeport, came to work in the
Norwich Iron Foundry altout four
months ago. He boarded with Chas.
Congdon, a spruce colored waiter, who
is employed in the Seaside Pavilion, at
Osprey Reach. Congdon was much
away from home, and in his absence
the foundryman made love lo his wife.
Congdon suspected nothing. Four
weeks ago Cushing returned to Cam
bridgeport, owing his host $f)0 for
board, He wrote frequent letters to
Mrs. Congdon, filled with expression's
of love. Lost Saturday morning Mr
Congdon asked her husband to carry
her valise to the depot, as she intended'
a trip to a country town Franklin1,
near Norwich, where "she has relath'rs,
When Congdon returned from Osprey
Reach Saturday night he found Chat
his wife had taken ?G, his watch1, ami
most of the clothing in the house' ntid
fled to Providence. He learned httci
that Cushing met her at Providence,
where they pasned Sunday, gobi" to'
Cambridgeport together on Monday
morning.
Philadelphia enjoys more protection
any t tl twenty principal cities
j of the Union, and yet the waes of its
laboring men are 17 cents pelf day be
lor the general average. Facts' speak
emphatic.
It i alays your neigh W boy who
breaks all the window panes and steals
jour iruii. lour crr on
' , i , ,
gr"J tr r; Hid.
is too
The ScWburfh Poker Came.
diitcAco, Sep. 4. Dr. M.M! Ifedgci
of Newburgh, N. Y., who with the aitl
of Mr. Scott won $450,000 from Fran
cis P. Weed at draw poker and faro'!
arrived here yesterday on a visit to
Mr. Scott, who is utill ill.
Dr. Hedges converse! very freely
about the matter. . "The condition of
the suit suits me," he said. . "They
don't seem in a hurry, and would not
accomplish anything il! they were. We
hrtto it .'olid defence in iho civil lutta!
The law makes gambling loaihgs re-.
coverage only within three inohllis; of,
the play, thai ali.uU Weed out.' ( Th
Commissioner of tlie Poor mfcU bririif
... i . . . . i ..."
suit uiwier an phi law 19 recover the
money, but that would bo like anj
other action for debt, and he would
have to find the money before he could
tecover it. At all events no such suit
has been brought yet. There are still
the indictments for com'spiracy and
gitititlingj but I an! not gVo'wii'fj llnfi
worrying about thom." ,
"Then you don't propottrj td give up
any of yoitr winnings!" ,
"Not much'," Dr.' Hodges replied,'
t'rmly dnil ton to in p tif 6tf ljr. "No, sir:
that money was airly won. Weed
wart not sifch a sucker as he is supposed!
to be. lie played a pretty solid hand
of draw.. Why, ho taught me the'
game! The tint poker hand I ever sal
behind ho dealt." . , ; . , .
''AOuld lie over be( his liah'd some,
tinies!" . .
"Well, yes; ho bet Cgaihst, witiii(
sometimes. That's the way (he pot
ran so high' that particular night If
he had been sensible lie would hart
held up to see dme casli iff sight"
"How about tho fard game. Wu it
square!" " ,
"Oh, it was all aqu'ard ijftWgh; Hi
was clear overboard at poker, arid we
wanted some arrangemont for the se
curity of what lie owed us on that
game before we played any more atj
any game. He made a settlement that
was satisfactory, and demanded tis.
faction, choosing faro! We had not
the proper tools for the game. The
cards were dealt out of hand, without
1 i
a layout or a cue box'. He bet wildly,'
got clean rattled, ami went to pieces.
There was not much money of any ac
count bet on either Hide. Still, what
cash wo got wo are going to h(A& qjh'
to." ,., .'. .
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Talil a Bur.
Detroit, tna Vrmi.
A Detroit lawyer took in a new ito
the other day, and as he had suffered to.
some extent from the depredations of
tho former one, he decided, to try , the
new lad's honesty at onco. He there-'
fore placed $15 ill' bills' under a ip'tyer1'
weight on his desk' and .walked out',
without a word.. Upon his return, half
an hour later, the bills were gone arid
and seventy-five cents in silver had'
taken tneir phce. (
"Roy! when I stepped out to get a1
draft! on London I left 15 under tilts'
weight!'
"Yes, sir." ,
"And now I find only1 seventy-five
?nts!" . .
"Yes; sir, but you see you hadn't' '
been gone five minutes when k man
came in with a bill against you 0
$ 1-425; and I paid it, I guess the'
change is correct,"
"You-paidabilir
"Yes, sir; there it is, all receiped,'
Tim man sail it had slipped your mind
fttr tho last four years, and so"
He didn't gef no furtlier before her
was rushed for the stairs)' aiid he isn't
in the law business any mbre.
Tho transcendent idea of marriage i
tliat when the wife gets to' be 40 the
liusUnd ought to be able to' change her
ftir two twenties.
ft is the female mbequieto wWcb
giv'es herself dead away by singing
"Mollio Darling" around a fellows head'
before she indulges in' a bite.
General Hazen states that . the pose-'
office department has turned' into the'
treasury a surplus of one' liiillion' dob'
lars for the fiscal year.
The average age of every fish" fowl'
and animal is known to the the natur-'
alist, with one ejiceptionJ That ex-'
i eeption is the age of a spring diitkeni'