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THE EUGENE CITY GUAKD.
SATURDAY. ...... .OCTOJiKU, W
The Elections!
The Democracy, Win a Glorious Vic
tory In Ohio'i-Hoadley Electii
" by over 12,000 Majority-
LCUIAI.ATIItE democratic
II V 25 jflAJOIUTY.
C1MT THE "SEWS TO JBTHTTK.
After the hottest and hardest fobght
Klitical campaign ever known, in an
election that will cast its shadow be
fore on the coming Presidential cam
paign, the Democrats have won a com
plete victory in Ohio. The Ohio Dem
ocrats did not palter with the people
tt ia words of homely English they
purely opposed explicit assurances to
the vague, inccrtain generalities of, the
Republican platform. Theyinadn an
'arcfessive neht from the start, and
Vith bold, vigorous oratory tho Demo
'crstio candidates examined the lofty
pretentions of the Republicans and then
pointed to tho enormous frauds, tin
immense peculations, the shameless
lobbying, the open and notorious briU.
cry, and to the class of toadies and
moneyed aristocrats who have grown
great by such flagitious mound, uri
der the sunlight 'it Republican rule.
We eongra'tcrlto' the people that these
' practices aTo td 'ccflso and that soon
men, ton versed in ward politics,bul abl
and honest, will give is 'good 'gov
trnment, and tho invincibTb oi.d ag
vrcssive Democracy shall initio Uio
Uhited States a world power', to bo
feared by our enemies, and wlli'
will be weak to oppress its citizens; Ki
JJdmdcrat will ever "point with
prluu to a fratricidal war. 1 he war
will soon be over.
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Jloadly's maiority in lUiUUU and
the legislature has 23 Democratib ma
itv which liisdres tho U. K Senator
to the Douiocratn.
Iowa1 has gone Republicm by about
35,000 majority. The legislature
will be ReptflAicntl ttltriost Unanimous
ly. The Itcpifbllcart candidate for
Justice of the fupre'tilo loifrt run lie.
hind his ticket nVu'ny tlion'sands; ho is
as ardent prohiWCionfiSl.' It (nay be con
eolation to somo that iowd is still Re
publican; if no coiriVlicalio'ns, quarrels
or bolts occur, and if a' satisfactory
Presidential candidate to nominated
and a suitable platfornV put forth, it is
pro'blo, even posssiblo,' we think
that the Republicans may tarry Ver
mont as. well as Iowa next year1.'
Before the Ohio election the Oregon
ian advocated tho licenso system. Uu
now it is thundering its fulmination
against the liconso men and is right'
ously and rieidly prohibition. There
is no more sudden conversion known
in history, except it bo Saul of Tarsus.
Is it possiblo that tho "indepondant"
Orezonian is prohibition Iwcause it
thinks the license men Democrats.
tht Oregonian has asserted that party
papers or partisans could not under
stand an independent newspaper, but
this instance makes it evident that an
Independent newspaper like the Ore-
Ionian is one that utters much loud
toasting and that exalts its virtue that
it may obtain a higher price for it; one
that having boon sold to the Republic
cans ser vital y supports (he entire Re
publican ticket, and supports and con
demna measures as thoy may happen
to be beneficial or damaging to its mas
tors.
ILV Oreeoniau is sura that the
shrinkage 'of the Republican party in
Ohio is due to the fact that a number
of the saloon keepers that had hitherto
consorted with that patty bad gone
over to the Democratic part, all on ar
count of advene legislation by tho g.
a' p. The News is as positive' that
it' was . caused by the "apathy ctf the
Republicans, and by the sympathy1 of
prohibitionists for the Democrats; - (he
good Deacon Smith of the Cincinnati
Commercial-Gazette, asys that' it was
all due to the temperancs and wool
banes,, while Murat Haltad of the
same papor "praises the" German Re
publicans for faithfulness." It' is evi
dent that these papers all told the
truth, -i
The Oregonian a few week! ago
prbvod that Ohio was going Republ'.
oih by a large majority;' it Uiowed that
the liquor men, the licciu men and
the - prohibitionists we're r.thui.!kasti
Tly -lot the Scott law and" tie Repub
lican party. It 'is really sgravatirg ' to
'Ave eotae unexplained feao boy up"
and ipoi! t'i bri-!.f nt"r -j ulic n'tf ' J j
" -fr ' i "'Zl'"
Thrre was a fierce vendetta in Olilo
between the Foster and Sherman fac
tions of tho Republican party. Sher
man has helped defeat Foster's tickef,
because of Foster's treachery and du
plicity at Chicago in 1880.
Admitted to ths Dab. The fo'Iowlng per
mm weia admitted, on Wednesday, Oct 4th,
to practice before tin Supreme Court of the
State of Orecm" J A Made, Canyon City;
J AFreund.SaraR Htott, V A Starr, A W
Llewelyn, W F Williamson, It R Giltner,
V Sproule, It W Einmona, Win Foley, J R
Baldwin, C R Holoorub, Portland; John Lane,
Empire City; F A Cogswell, Lakeriew; L
Laugharr, F W Fenton, Lafayette; W I Nlch
ols, M O Munly, Jacksonville; Mark A Ful
lerton, E P MuCornack, Andrew Lockhart, B
$ Hayden, 8alem; EJ N Deady, Portland) M
O Munley.
A Card!
The moat of my goods were aaved at the
sacrifice of other goods thrown overboard;
and I will have to pay my share of the loea,
and a money ia the principal factor la the
business, I will doom it a favor for thuee in
dobtcd to me to call anil make payment as
aoon aa possible With thauka lor your pat
ronage, . I am respectfully,
F. B. DvsS.
Soma beautiful town lota nicely locale
or salo cheap. Call early and gut a bargaiu.
Geo. M. Millkr,
Real Katate Agellt'.
Taxes! Taxes!!
Taxpayers please take notice that tiio ta.t
pill for 1K83, fur Lnne Comity, Oregon, U now
In my handa for oollectloi. Prompt settle
menta are lamented.
J. K. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff and Tax Collector, Lane Co., Or.
Duted October 2, 1883.
Attention Ladies. Having secured the
agency for the celebratod Butterick patterns,
I ahall keep on hand a full thick of all kinds,
receiving each month direct from New Yoi
the latest atylca. I ahall alio keep for sale
at IS ovuta a copy, the Delineator, the bbst
and cheapest monthly magazine in the world,
Any lady deairing the quarterly catalogue!
can have thorn free of charge by calling at
my atore. r. Jnh
For Sale. Four hundred bushels' of No 1
Fall iced wheat. Apply to J J Walton, Jr
for information. r
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LOCAL MARKET REPORT.
ElOENE,'Oct 12188?.
Wheat 821 c&" on board care.
Oata-50 eta nett. ,
Ilopa 15 eta er lb; none offerm'g.'
Si.le.-13.
Hama-llVl(l
Shouldera-lOfili
I-ard-lft. r
Butter 30ft-3.
Kflli 30 eta per dot
l'otatoea -90u per btmhel,
Bring your butter to G. liottman if yon
want the highest prioet alio all kiudi of pre,
duce.
Brevities.
For good dentiitry go to Clark.
Bring your chickens to Bottman'a.
For the bet mixed paint, go to Gill's.
The highoat cash price paid for wheat by
F B Dunn.
Swili ft' Co', will pa the highest markot
(trice for chickens.
Go to Swift Ira's1 (or f?h California
&iidi(!,'rackcri,
A tine line of lilk phmhes in (ill shade
and etadva it F B Dunn's.
The only place where you Cn'n" al' fays' sell
your chitkcui is at Buttiuan'a.
A full a"S(".ftmeiit' of lmllea, uiiKses and cliil
dren underware at ltettman.a
Pacific Rubber Paint la the Wt; all aiicd
cans at Ltickey ami Brirftiw.'s
The largest ntock of carpet, oil .eloth and
matting just received at Friendly'.
Freahoat and finest gtoOorica, cigars and
candies at Swift & Co'a. Tf thorn .
Swift Co.'a goods are all frcw amt bought
(or cash, aud are mid cheap for cash.
Ilidtx, furs, chiekem and all kltfflsVf pro'
ducc bouH'ht for cash at A. GohlsmithV
Swift ft Co. sell canned condi, pat (ltf this
year, ai cheap aa can be lMuglit m town. '
Mr 8 If Friondly will pay the highoat
eaali market price for wheat. Give him
call before Bulling your grain elsewhere.
Money to Losn,
easy frmis. on) anprored security, insur
ance effects), on all kinds of prortr, in the
best of ootri; jiiea.
orrn,Et
In the building formerly occupied by Hovey &
Humphrey. Chas- Laueb.
Kot Lo)fr.T-Jt wai all a mistake about my
goods being .thrown overboard, but the fact
a, I hart mors goods than I. have room for,
and I invite your ..attention to the largest
and moat desirable atock of goods ever
brought to Eugene. , Goods are cheap. See
ing ia believing. Coma and ie.
M F. B. Doss.
10 lbs. mgar,
13 " ri
8 " cotn,
8 " oystem, '
At A. Goldsmith a.
?1 00,
NEW ADVEKTISKMENT5
Dissolution of Co partnership.
fOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEX THAT
1 the o uorvnerliip heretofore eiisting be-
twevn J. E. and !i V. Hlt is hereby mutually
liiMlvd.
October 4, 1KSX
J. E. HOLT,
a 1). HOLT.
Final Settlement.
NOTICE IS HEnEBY GIVEN THAT
tha nnduraiizned administrator of the
tiUU ol A J .McDaniel, deceased, has tiled
his tiual aooount in tha County Court of
Laoe County. Orvgon, and the hrst iloouay
is iovember ia set for rinal hearing'.
JOSHUA J. WALTON. Att v.
SKATING RINK
Opens Sept 1.1003.
Admittance-G6ntlerhenf
Including the use -of
Skates, 60 ctsr
JOSErn LANE.
I E. Luoke
v&Co
V
v.... Dealers m
DRUCS.PATEilflVIEDlCiNES,
toilet Articles, faints, Oils,
Brushes, Etc., Etc.
We 11 a full Assortment
and sell at' living figured,
PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT
In hands of a competent druggist.
SUCCESSORS-
To Luckey Bristow at the old Ellsworth Store.
ANK
IKS,
Pass books, butcher books, memo
randums, ledgers, day books, etc.,
of all kinds. Orders taken for
special sizes.
School and Miscellaneous Books.
All tho standard anthors ly tho volume and is si-ts .
books, Seaside aivV Waveily. LiKrary, Harper
XiingaziiitrM, tir.
tiib'fe depository f or Gounty.'
Juvenile
'3
Smith and Cox
-GENERAL DEALERS IN-
AgTicultural
Implements;
We intend keeping aull, line of
first-class Fahniilg Impletheiits,coni
sisting 6f
D. JL OSDORNE i.CO.'S CELEBRATED TWINE BINDERS, RlAP
ERS AND MOWERS ;
STILLWATER ENGiNES;
MINNESOTA CIIIEF THRESHERS; ( ,,.
JOHN DODDOLli ifEflABLE, HOLLIN0SV()R'TirS,REINDIBR
AND RED BIRD HAY RAKES;
THE KETCH UM vAG0N; , ' , . . l . .,
MITCHELL'S WACONS, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES, ETC., Era
' ' ' a X S
It is oiir intention of Jtayjng her
and we guarantee all, goods sold t
give enure sausiacpion.
Prices as liberal as Sny house hi
the Northwest.
Warerooms On Willamette Street' Oioposite thl
'Guard bffiCe'.
A DESERVING APPLAUSE
From the Inhabitants of Eugene City andSur
rounding Country.
us nil iiiiii
We havo k-en potting a lnre sUvc'K of n'p go'ott an:d w'e have
everything found in a ffrst-class Bock btdr?.-
We also have a full slock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS!
McoRIMACK &. COLLIlzR;
Successors to CALLISON.
$25,000
STOCK OF GOODS
Ftir sale cheaper than evef offered
before in this market;
NEWGOOD& iYEWGOODSV
A re Now Opert fef our Inse5f 'tin!
14 yants lUrocheil Muslin only 91.00
2") yarH('a!i(iPoiily l.Wi.' ,
12 yank Shirtintr only $1.00 ,'i
3 ynU l'Unnel Sliirting only ?1.P0
lti yunls l.inrn Toweling' only (1.00
Uok1 Towels, cts. 4
Wo quote prkes
- I .u . TV ' s. i; anlrati krvn IV ww IMS "
UmblB-wiifrti Tuble-Lhiea 25 cu mt yard
ijs Mit Jlu?c only 1L' cU ;.
i'J.1 c ut Hiiiitlkerchiefs only llta
Heavy liwlspreatls only 75 eta.
Lu$n Napeua tetp doa 16 c.
on a iciv ai.iclci only.
Our assortment CompriHing many Tliousands.
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I We cfirrt a large stock of Silks, and Sating., AH colore in
-II 11 ',: T - f '' -, ' 1
asnmeres aua imericaa jjrees iiooas.
Our 6lock of Cloaks and Wrappers i 1,1 .largest South of
Portland," at Bedrock Prices'.
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Men and Boys Clothing $2 5(1 pes', suit uwT. upwards. Boots and Shsrs at
rauuious low rnces.
A WORD TO THE TOfLE QF. OGQ,,.,. . t
Perhaps wo hay a'llo to induce jro .tq abandon' fi leaten paths of
. f!. , . . CltEDfT AND DISASTER ,
And hereafter travel tho road where the Sign Board is marked,
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All our patrons get Wealthy. Coiuo and see u.
1,lirtRi,wsfiMicr ta purchase will do well to call cpon ne'hefora' 'niaking their f;
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8election , , , i j J. ...
To "iuy Ym of LADIES 'DRESS .QOOps; BUUTS, suUi-JS, ana utrv
ti wvk's f!TlTIHXO. I call voiir snccial attention.
I mpcI to retire from the mcrcattila bUHiness, and my goods must to tout
within ii.h next 16 days. i
Hoping to supply all youf wants, I solicit an t-ariy cam
Harness
Shop;-
HAVING OPENED A TTEW SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP ON ?tli 8TR1XT,
west of Grain Bros'., I am now prepared to furnish everything In that line at tha -
T. O. HENDRICKS.
ALL I AS KI
Is that you do yourself justice ly buying goods where you can git them me
ChiiWnd to strictly adhere to VERY LOW PRICES in everything I offer
for sale, and in
DRESS & FMGY GQQDS.
injr, Boots and Skies,-Furnishing Goods,
,2STO,
There is no douU or qufstion but I shall tell thecp rery much lower than the
same (roods ha vs ever been oflV-ivd i tris rfcrtet. ....
17 1 lease to call ana pries uie goojs ana youwm w uui u i c .
:.. G. BETTMAN.
The Most
Competent
Are e.m ployed and I will endeavor to give satisfaction to all whjma favst"
me with a ca!!. , V i
A. S. CUIiRIE.
Useful in trie family.
ASSESSOR'S kVtICL
W'a nanally learait to doctors to recom-
mend melicjnes, but Park era (iinger Tonic -sa-r OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
baa been so Saeful in oar family in relieving IN the IVrd of EaaaHxatimr for tbt Coa7 "
aickneaa ao4 suffering that are cannot say of Lane, State el Oregon, will eenyeae at Ika
too mcca ;a Ha praiae. Salem Argus. office of the Couaty tJerk ia Eogeoa Oty,
JIoBdar.Sfps, !, ISM, ,
i pnrpow of wfvly eaamlninf tha Aa
rot Iii.ll and enrmting aU errors in n j
A O A TIT).
i ' f.w the
i : . : i . t i i . : . . : . 1 ; . . ..f Luiiis. loa
decay, lw of manhood, Ac, I m-illwiwl a m-ii other property. All part xnUrmua
that wUl cure too, FKEE OF CHAitGE. taae due notite, and goTern themealTea aeossw-
f i . l i- ii. ; i . . ...
rniury in .Srtirth Aowrics. Snd a slf ad- J. P. McrHFKSOW,
ilmcd erwlnpe tn the Krr. JocErnT. IxiLsjf, County
' - ! , w V.-v -r. E.ivTe Cir, Spt 1,