THE EllOEHE CITY GUARD.
8ATUEDAY OCTOBER 20, )m
Editorial Mn.
Fred Douglass say the recent Su
promt Court decision lias set the Rt
publican clock back twenty odd yam
The election of 1884 will stop it dead.
. There are now twenty-nine Demo
cratic Governors in the United States
gainst nine Republicans. Nearly all
the large cities of the Union liavo
Democratic Mayors.
The Supreme Court of the United
States has decided the civil rights bill
unconstitutional. Had this decidion
been mado by a Democratic court,
there would now be a general howl
among our loyal brethcrn.
Judge Hoadly is, according to the
Cleveland Leader, a railroad wrecker,
lathis respect ho resmblos Samuel J.
Tildea Republican Taper. Yes, and
he appears to be a pretty goid wrecker
of the Republican parly.
The result m Ohio next year will
ficl be doubtful. As the election in
Ihe preceding year so is the Presiden
Vial election in Ohio so political liintory
Vloclares. For twenty years the Dem
ocrat have not carried the ante-Fresi
tiential election in that state. From
this it is easy to deduce that next year
will be an "off year' like this year.
We learn with pleasure, says the
New York Sun, that the biography of
the late Judge Black will be written,
and his papers, essays and speeches be
edited by his distiiiL'uihhod son, the
present Lieutenant-Governor of Penn
syhania. The work will lio of high
interest No man ever put more ideas
into his words than Judge Black, or
put them into words more fresh and
fitting; and no one can be better qua!
tried than his son to prepare hi liter
ary remains for tho public.
The bnslaught on the Northern Pa
ciho and Transcontinental continues,
each attack seemingly more fierce than
the preceding one, The forces bt ought
to "bear" Thursday ac midday forced
(he latter down to 39 and later at 38.
All sorts of sensational rumors are
afloat,' among thorn, tho report of the
Intended resignation of Yillard from
Che presidency of the Northern Pacific
The truth seems to be that one person
Inows about as much as another con
cerning the possibilities and probaUli
tie's' of the case. Reports like the
stocks themselves are in a speculative
mood, ready for any extravagance on
either hand.
Whilu in Portland recently, wo
learned that there is a project on foot
to give J II Mitchell the Republican
nomination for Congress next year, for
his vindication, and for the further
purpose of civins him the inside
i
track for the seat in the U. S. Senate
now occupied by Hon. J. II. Slater.
Although beaten in 1882 by that arch
monopolist, J N Dblph. it is will known
a large majority of the Republicans
of Oregon swear by Mitchell, and there
would be little doubt of the sto esi of
tli i scheme. The Democrats are pleased
over the prospr eta t a Republican bear-
tight and hope that the btalwarts will
succeed in their plans. Jacksonville
Times.
A Card.
The moit of my goodi were tsyed at the
sacrifice of other good thrown overboard,
ud I will have to pay my ehare of the lot,
and m money i the principal factor in the
business, I will deem it a favor fur thuee in
oebted to me to call and make payment ai
loon as possible. With thank for your pat
ronage, l am respeciiuny,
F. B. Dins.
Money to Loan,
nuir-
Not Lout. It wa all a mistak about my
good being thrown overboard, but the fact
. I have more goodi than I have room for,
Chi V tarma. on mirored necuritv.
bofSanlV11 ""'" and I invite yoor attention to the .rget
omt'E:
In the bulldluz formerly occmiled bv Hovav A
in i . . .
. numpnrey. lha iAL"IH.
Taxesl Taxes!!
Taxpayer! picas take notice that the tax
ro!I for 1883. for Lane County, Oreiron; is how
in my banda for collection Prompt Kettle'
meuta are requested.
J. It. CAMFBELL,
Sheriff end Tax Collector, Lane Co., Or.
Dted October 2, 1881 , - , '
Attention Ladikm (Living eecured the
agency for the celebrated Butterivk patterns,
I ihall keep on hand a full atock of ail kind,
receiving each month direct from New Yoik
tr!e latent tyle. I ihall alto keep for aale
at 13 cents a copy, the Dtlmeator, the best
and cheapest monthly magatine ia the world.
Any lady doiiring the quarterly catalogues
can have them Irto oi cuarge oy caning at
my itore. , JJ. UCN.f.
LOCAL MARKET REPORT.
EroRNK, Oct 19 1883.
Wheat -82 cU on board cars.
Oots-50ct nett.
Hop --19 eti per lb; none offering.'
Sidee-13.
Hnina-irlC. .,
Shoulders- 10fal2.'
l.ard -lfi.
Buttfr-30(ft.3.-fc
Kkb 30 et per do,
l'otatoes -DOu wr bunhol. . .
Bring your butter to G. Hottman If you
want the highost price: nlao all kinds of pro
duce.
aim man aesirnui ihki ui
brought to Eugene. Good are cheap. See
iue it believing. Come and '. .
Y. B. Dons.
1 Seme la the Si nine
Ex-Sergeant at Arms French, in his
Interesting lecture, "Ten years Among
the' Senators," relates tho following
Smutting anecdoto concerning Senator
Davis of West Virginia: "Tliero was
Davis of West Virginia, From the
humble position of a' brakesman upon
tire railroad ho had fought his upward
way to two honorablo elections to' the
Senate, An industrious, useful, lion
orable member; a dilligent, conscicii
tlouiworkor on appropriations com
mltteei, and, with Windom, earnest in
all flbrti for improving and cheapen
ing transportation from' the interior to
the soaboard. It is wonderful how the
influence of early education or early
' habits, cling to us in after-life. Sena
tor Davis, who I have just told you,
was in earlier days a1 brakesman) once
gave the Senate an emphatic1' demon
stration of this oft-notsd fact. Judge
Thurman, being a generous BnuU laker,
carried an iiumonse red bandanna hand
kerchief, and when he arose to speak,
usually as a preliminary grasped his
nose with tho red bandanna and gavo
a blast like a trumpet. It was well
(toward morning of a wearisome all
night session, and Senator Davis was
asleep, hi head rosting upon his dusk.
But I will say for him that he was not
' oftenjasleep in tho Senate, Senator
Edmunds had provoked Judge Thurman
to a speech, and,-by introduction, the
Jadge unfurled his red bandanna and
blew a blast of more than usual power.
Mr, Davis tanj have Ven'dreaming of
his younger days. At any rate he
prang to his feet in 'a' half dozed con
dition, and catching sight of the red
flag the old signal of danger and
seeming to imagine that he had heard
6 shriek of alarm from the open throt
tle of a locomotive, calling for "Down
brakes!" seised his desk, and by the
brakesraau's firm, quick twist,
wrenched it from the floor, I was not
present on this occasion, and therefore
cannot assert the entire truth of the
entire truth of the story from personal
knowledge. But it was often repeated
a'out the Senate Chamber and I never
heard of any of ibt cVtriU called in
question." '
Brevities.
For good deutiatry go to Clark.
Bring your chicken to Bcttman't.
For the best mixed paluts, go to Gill's,
The highest cash price paid for wheat by
F B Dunn.
Swift k Co. will pay tho highest markot
price for chicken.
Go to Swift k Co. 's for fresh California
candies, cracker, 4o.
A fine line of silk plushes iu all ahado
and grades at F B Dunn'.
The only place where you can always toll
your chicken ts at Buttiuan's.
A full assortment of Indies, intae and cliil
dren undurware at Huttmiui.s.
Pacific Rubber Paint .fa the best; all shed
can at Luckey and llifotnw.'s
Tho largest stock of carpet, nil cloth and
matting just received ut rnendly t.
Freshest and finest groceries, cigar and
oandiu at Swift k CoV Try them.
Swift Co.' good are all new and bought
for onsh, and aro (old cheap fur Cash.
Hides, f ur, chicken and all kinds of pro
duce bought for cushat A. Goldsmith's.
Swift k Co. sell canned good, p'ut njV this
-year, a cheap as can D6 bought in town.
Mr 9 H Frivudly will pay tho highest
onsh market price for wheat. Give him
call before selling your jirain. elsewhere.
NEW A 1) V K UT IS K M EN TS
LANE'S. HALL
F. V. STKCHHAN. . . . Managkr.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Fiiday'EvfeningijOct. 26,!883i
KNOAOXMSNTOr
Walters; ITlW
E. E. Luckey & Co
DEALERS W
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES,
Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils,
Brushes, Etc., Etc.
We will keep a full assortment
and sell at living figures,
PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT
In hands of a competent druggist.
..".. 5 VCCESSORS
To Luckey Bristow.at the old Ellsworth Store.
ILfflSI BOOKS;
Passbooks, butcher books, memo
randumS. ledgers, day books, etc.,
of all kinds. Orders taken for
special size$.
school and Miscellaneous .Books;
All tlm oftmlnnl .antlinVs lv iw vo'lumo and u sets Juvenile
books, SeasWo aivl Vnveily. I jhrary, Utupeis
Magfizines, tte.
jBib!e Depository For Lane Oounty.
We linvj liecn gettuitf a l;vrgc slock of new gn'od-i acit we liave
i'fcrything found in a first-class liook btor.
We ulso i liiive d full stock of
GROCERIES AND PeOVISidSi
McCORNACK & COLLIER.
Siiccpssors to CALLI80N.
Military ilrns llnnd.
MISS BESSIeToU ISE KING,
Boton' Favorite I'rima Dnnna,
THE MIRKOR QUAUTETTK.
SO ARTISTS 80
Imlnreed br the entire press as being the
6uet Minstrel Organisation on the road, Look
out 'or th itreet parade. Popular price.
Dissolution of Co-Partnershlp.
NOTICE W HEKEBY 01 VEX THAT
th co Kannermhin hereUifore eiUtinir be
tween J. E. and H. 1). Holt is bereb; mutually
dinsulved.
J. K HOLT,
8. D. HOLT.
Octolwr 4, 1881
' SloaiSeMleTrnent.
NOTICE IS HEKEBY- RIVEN TIUT
th nnduniuneil ailminittrator of th
e.tat of A J McUamel, ueoeaedt has filed
his final account ia the County Court of
Lane County. Oregon, and the first Monday
in November i rt for Hnal hearing". '
ii. r . .mum, AtimiBisiraicr.
JOSHUA J. WALTON, Att'v.
All kind ef rrs seed for sal at A Gold-'
smith'-" i
$25,000
STOCK OF GOODS
For sale cheaper than ever offered
before in- this market.
Tlios wishing to purchase will do well to call upon me before making their
snWtions. . . . . , .
To my linn of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, and" GEN
TLEMEN'S CLOTHING, I calj your special attention. . .. .
I expect to retire front the mercantile business, and my gooda must be sold
within the next 90 days. . . ,
Hoping to supply all vour wants,-1 solitit an early call
T. O. HENDltlCKS.
ALL I ASK!
Is that you do yourself justice by buying" goods whero you cuii git them the
cheapest
I intend to strictly adhere to LKY LOW JtUULbS in ereryllung I oflcr
for sale, and in
DRESS & FANCY GOODS,
Clothing, Boots and Shies, Furnishing Gcrads
3E3TO-, Z!TC
There is no doubt or question but I shall sell them very much lower than the
same goods have ever been offered is this market.
jrtTFleaae to call'and price the goods and youwill w that I aiu in earnest
G. BETTMAN.
tit's
Smith and Cos,
GENERAL DEALERS IN
Agricultural
Impleme
We intend keeping a full line of
first-class Farming Implements,con-
sisting Of
D. OSBORNE i CO.'S CELEBRATED TWINE BINDERS, REAP
ERS AND MOWERS
STILLWATER ENGINES; .', .. .
MINNESOTA CHIEF THRESHERS) , .... . .
JOHN DODP'SOLD RELIABLE, IIOLLINGSWORTH'S, REINDIli
AND RED BIRD HAY RAKES; .
THE KETCI1UM WAGON;
MITCHELL'S WAGONS, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES, ETC., 1TO,
It is our intention of staying herd
and we guarantee all goods sold td ,
i . .1
give entire saxisiacuon.
Prices as liberal as any house iii
the Northwest.
Warerooms on Willamette. Street; Opposite thi
liuara unice.
A DESERVING APPIiAUSE
From the Inhabitants of Eugene City andSur
rounding Country.
i
I
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.
Are Now Open for. Your Inspection.
U y.uils 15!eaelieil Munlin imly 1.00
20 )-arils Calico onlv 1.00
12 jnnU Shirtini; only SI.M
5 yoxAt Kliiuu'l Shirting nuiy fLOO1
l(i yanU Luii-n Toweling nuiy 1.00
U nl Towels, ti ct.
U'j qsiolc pi'iccs
We carry a larg stock
Lasnine vs am
4x10 Heavy WliiU Rbekeb only $2.00
iD.mble-wiilth Talilo Liuen 25 cts yr yard
' cfut Hose only 12 cts t
'5 tviit ll'iiiilkerchiefs only 12 cts
(Heavy lie.l spreads only 75 cts
l.iiicn jSiU'keus per J clo J5 cts.
o22 a few iiilirlts only.
Our usiioi tim-iit Comprising many TliousnndH.
of Silks, ti.m ' i?Miii3. All colora in
1 Antericau Drcsa (loods.
Our slock of Cloaks, nnd "Wrappers is the largest South of
Portland,' at Bedrock Prices'.
Jim nnd Boys Clothing ti CO per 'suit aiyl upwards. Coots and Shw t
I'aliulous low Prices.
A WOIID TO TIIK PEOPLE OF OREGON.
lVrlmps we tiny b alile tQ induce yoi to abandon tlio old beaten path o
CItF.DIT AND DISASTER
And hereafter travel the road where the Sign Board is marked,
IXLSTOBEl
All our patrons get Wealthy. Come and see us.
H
Harness Shoi)
AVIXG OPENED A NEW SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP OS 8th STRJI '
west of Crain Bros'., I am now prepared to furnish everything in that lin at tb
The Most
Competent
Workmen;
Are employed", ond I will endeavor to give satisfaction to all whma favar
me with a call. .
A. $. cunniB.
.t. ASSESSOR'S KOTICE.
aiaally leave it to doctor to recom- ' '
mend mediemfs, bnt rrker' Ginger Tonic TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
has been to neful in onr family in rclievioa 1 the n.nl of Lniulization forth Coonty '
sickness and suffering that we cannot y of Lane, State of Orejon, wiH conretis at tfc
too much in it praise. Salem Argus. office of the County Clerk in Engva City,
ACAKD.
To all who ar aufferinir from the error and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weaknenn, early
decay, Iom of manhood, Ac. , I will send a recii
that will cure you, KKKE OF CHAKGK.
Thi (Treat remedy was discovered by a mis
sionary in South America. . Send a tWf ad
dressed enveiop to the Key. J-cfh T. Imia.n.
Stati. D, New Yorl City.
9Iond7, Spt, 1, 18S,
fur tb purpose of publicly iamininf th A
swfment KU and eorrecting all errors ia Tola
ation, deacriptinn, qiuilitie of laads, VM r
other property. All parti interwted rU
tak due notice, and govern thenWves aooorw
,nt?ly" J. P. McFHERSON, -
County Assssiwr
Ensen City, Sept 1, 18S1