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VOL.18.
EUGENE CITY, OR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 188").
NO.il.
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GUARD.
She (Sujcac (City Guard.
I. L CAMPBELL,
rublUlior uml Proprietor.
OFFICE-Ou the Eiwt side f Willamette
Street, between Seiei.th and Eighth Ktnt.
TERMS OF suiscmrTiON.
Fer Annum
Six Moulin
Ibnee mouth
, .73
. OCB ONLY
KATK3 OH AD VffiltTISINQ.
Advertisements inserted m follnwe:
One square, ten line or less one insertion M:
each aubsequcut inaertinu L Cab required
in advance.
Time adverlUera will be charged at tue fob
lowing rates:
One square three nmntha .!' J"
On. ure ait month. ..... N.1"
Oneaqbara una yean I-
Transient notirta in local column, 20 ciuU
per Una for each insertion.
Advertising billa will lw rendered quarterly.
All jb work nmt be paid rm on psmveiu.
U DILYEU.
C M. COLLIER.
BILYEU & COLLIER
-Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
euuexb city, OI1EGOX.
PltACTICE IX ALL THE COURTS OF
thU Stat. Will .give special attention
to collections and probate matter.
OrKlcs Over Hendrick k Eal.in'a bank.
; CEO. B. DORRIS,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law,
WILL PRACTICE IX THE COURTS
of the Second Judicial District aud in
ha Supreme Court of thin Statu.
Special attention given to collection! and
matters in probate
Ceo. Si Wash'aurne,
AUoriicy-at-Lsiwt
fifJ.JENG CUT, - - - OREGON
OFFICE At tho Court Hnue. y8ra3
GEO. M. MILLER,
Attorney ani Ccunsallor-at-Law, and
Real Estate Agent.
EUGENE CITY, - OKEGON.
Ofllco form-.-rly occupied by Thompson &
Bean.
J.E. EENTON,
.Attoparjr-at-S-av.
jsUGExa crrv oregox.
v Spjcial atti?nti in given to Real Estate Vim
ice an I Ahitvarti M title.
Office Over Grang! Store.
T.W. HARRIS, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon,
OFFICE
Wilkin's Drug Store.
Residence on Fifth street, where Dr Shclton
ormorly resided. .
Dr. T. W. Shclton,
Physician and Surgeon.
ItOOMS-At Mrs. J. B. Underwood.
EUGEXE CITY. OREGOX.
DR. JOSEPH P. CULL,
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS OFFICE
idenoe when not professionally engat
mgaged.
Ulrica at tna
TOST OFFICE DRUG STORE.
Residence on Eighth atreet, opposite IWiy
erian Church.
J. J. WALTON, Jr.,
ATTO RN EY-AT-LAW,
EUGEN'E CITY, OREGON.
WILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE
1'nurts of the State.
Special attention Riven to real estate, col-ectin-,',
and pmbate iiittr. ....
Collecting nil kind- of claim against Un
united State Gmernniciit.
Oltieein Wal on' l: ick vncmis 7 " I t.
New ltorbcr Shop
. and Rath Rooms.
it .1..... V.,,'1. ..f P..if. OITirp.t
XW numi up in mo ' "i ""
and hair cuttiui,' done in the most approved
.1 r.i:i:Y ITOnX. Pmnrietor.
W. N. NOFFSINGER,
t ATTORN KY-AT-LA W,
rnr.FT, CITY. OREGON.'
WILL PRAC'IICK IX ALL COURTS
of the State. Negotiate, loans. Col
lections promptly auennwi wi.
UFEICE Over Grange Ston-. olO tl
PIPES & SKIPWORTH,
Attorneys-at-Law,
CORVALLIS, OREGON.
PROF- D. W. COOLIDCE,
(Formerly of De Tlolnea, loway
HAS LOCATED IX EUGENE TTY
for the purp.eof taetiing Naso. oroa!C
and HARMosv.- All tha ltrt ine'h,U .m
idoyed to develop a hn teehni'i'ir. l:..uis for
VI preseni, cr. ' " -
NEW.. GOODS
mmmJLtmmm
l B. EUM'S
EET A GENERAL
II If '
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A large assortment of La
dies and Childrens Hose at
12 1-2 cts.
Good Dross Goods at 12c
Best Corset in town for 50c
An immense stock of New
and Seasonable Goods.
Fine Cashmere in every
shade.
New and Nobby styles in
CL02HING.
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Liberal Discount for
CASH.
A. V. PETERS,
Will pay the highest
Market Price for
Oats and barley.
Cash Or
Goods Sold
Oregon for
as
CASH OR
. a
The hislicst price paid
Produce. Call and sec
S. H. Friendly.
larness Shon
HAVING OPENED A NEW 8ADDLE AND HARNESS. SHOP ON 8th STRE
west of Crain Broa'., I am now prepared to furnuh everything in that line at the
LO WliST RATES.
The
Competent
Workmen
Are employed, and I will endeavor to give satisfaction to all wlnnia favcr
me with a call.1
trimming silk and Sat
ins in all shades.
Moireantique Silks
Velvets in Colors.
The finest slock of French
KID SHOES
ever brought to this place.
BOOTS and SHOES
in all grades.
GROCERIES
of all descriptions.
Credit
Low as any House in
CREDIT.
a mm m J M 4"i A
ror an kiihis ji loumry
Most
A, s. vi iimi:.
Sheriff's Sale.
N
0T1CK IS HEltKllY GIVEN THAT
Ity virtue of a writ of execution duly
inHiied out of the Circuit Court of the Statu
of Oregon for the county of lino by the
clerk tliHroof, and to me diructed on to-wit:
NovuiiiIkt Kl, 1SS.'), upon a judgment ami
deerrt of (ortvluMiiu rendered 10 snd court
November "tli, 1S!.i, in a amt then ami
there pending wherein G 1! Clirisimin uaa
plaiutiir, aud Geo .MillicKii and Ada II Milli
oan were defendants, m favor of "lid U It
Chrismai) plitiiitiir ami nciinst aaid defend.
aut (ieo Million! for the sum of $.MiSS with
interest thereon from d.ile of judgment at
the rate of 10 per vent, per annum, f'J.VI
attorney feo, ami costs of action, and a de
cree fvr the foreeloruro mid sale of
the mortgaged premises described as follow
to-wit: The N l '.' of the N V 14 aud tbo
X 1-2 of the N K 1 -4 and tbu S K 1 of the
X W 14 of avction '.'S; alto tho S I of tb
rS K 14 of MH tioii I and tbo X K 1-4 of tbtf
X B 14 ot auction ii), all in T 17 S, U 1
W, containing 320' ucrei in TAue comity,
Qreguu.
- Antr therefoiv, liy virtilii of said writ ami
tn satisfy said judgment, attorney fee, costs,
accniiiu'costsaud exp-'iisei of sale will sell
thealmvtt diorib.'d luortgigeil real property
at pubbo anc'iioi for cash in baud at the
Court House door in Eugene City, l.ano
County, Oiegon, on
MoNli.W, IlKlKMUCH 21st. 1SS5.
At the hour id one o'eloek, P M of said day.
J. I', CAMIM1ELL,
1 Slu rill line County, Oregon.
Dated November til), JSS,".
Sheriff s Sale.
otick is iii;ui:i!Y given that
jLl by virtue of a writ of execution duly issued
olitof Hit) circuit court of the Male nl Oregon
for Uine ('nuuty, by tliu ( leik thereof anil
to me directed, on to-wit: November Wlh.
I SS. upon a jmliuent' ami dicrce
of foreclosure lendered in said Court
November 'Jd, 1SS.1, in a suit then and tiiere
pending wherein Wesley Sliiiniou wis plain
tif), and Win E Simmons and Amelia A
Sininiima, hi wile, and C C Simmons were
defendants, in favor i f said We-lev Shnn
non and auiiinst aaiil dt fondant Win V, Sun.
minis for the auiuof "SS '.)(, with interest
tbvreon at the rate of 10 per cent per nnuiiin
from date of judgment, S'-fiO (10 attorney
fees, and for costs and disbursements f suit,
aud a decree for the foreclosure and aalo of
the mortgaged pii'iniies described as follow,
to.wit: The N K of S. o ',V, T ltl S, 11 4
W, containing liiU acres, in Lane County,
Oregon,
Now, therefore, by virtue of said writ,
and to aatisfy laid judgment, attorney fee.
cost and accruing costs and expenses of
sale, I will sell the above du-cnbe.l real
property at public auction, tor cash in hum!,
at the Court I bono door in Eugene City,
Lane County, Oregon, on
.Tloitiliiy, (Mnhcr 211, 1SH5,
At the hour of 1 o'clock P M of said day.
J. It. CAMI'KKI.L,
Sheriir Lane County, Oregon,
Dated Noiembi r 20, IS8:.
Sheriff's Sale.
OTICE IS IIKKEHY (MVKN THAT
ly virtue of a writ of Execution duly
issued out of the Circuit Coiirt'of the State
of Oregon for tlm County of Lane, by the
Clerk thereof and to me directed, on to-w it
November lllth, ISh.'i, upon a judgment and
decree of foreclosure rendered in said Court
November l'-'ih, J fiS.I, in favor of Martha V
Cooper, executrix of tho estate of (ico M
Cooper, deceased, plaiutiir, and agaiut Or
villa .ireeu and I'. J (ireen, Ilia wife, A J
Kurnesou, H C Humphrey, A J Johmiou am
ng, par
of Mcl.'lung & Johnson, and Mary A liu ma
son, wife of A J I'liriiesuu, defendants, fur
the aum of $(104 IK) U S gold coin, with in
terest thereou from date of judgment at the
rate of 10 per cent per annum, S7.5 (M) at
torney fees, and for costa and disbursement
of said suit, commanding mo to sell all and
ingular the mortgaged promiaei described
therein as follows, to-wit: Fractional lot No
3 ill Sec 3.'1, T 17 S, It 3 W, containing 111! '.':)
acres, more or lesa, in Lane County. Oregon,
Nnw, therefore, by virtue of ul Execu
tion, and to aatisfy said judgment, interest,
attorney fen, cost, aecruiug coat and ex
penses of aalo, I will sell the above, described
real property at public auction, for cash in
hand, at the Court llouso door in Kugene
City, Lane County, Oregon, on
Monday, Rrcpnibvr 2 1 at, 11S3,
At the hour of 1 o'clock P M of anid day.
J. II. CAMl'UKLL,
SlierilF 1 .11 nu County, Oregon.
Dated Nov. 20, ISSo.
Sheriff's Sale.
-VTOTICE IS IlKIIKl'.Y (HVEX THAT
i.1 by virtue of a wiil of Execution duly
issued out of tlm Circuit Court of tlte Statu
of 'Oregon for the County of l-ane, by the
Clerk thereof and tn me directed, 011 to-wit'
November 13, J.Vw, upon a judgment and
deorce of foreclosure rendered in anid Court
November 1 tii, ISS. in a suit then and
there pending wherein Lizzie X Thompson
waa plaiutiir, ami John Cunnrtt ami Mary A
lieunett, his wife, and I'linrles lieunett were
defendant", in favor of aaid Lizie X Thomp
son and against aaid defendant Charles lieu
nett for tlie aum id .y.'4!l "." with interest
tbeieoii from date of judgment at the rate
of mm per cent, per mouth, ..")() attorney fee,
ami cost and nliireuii.nt t action, ami
decree for the sale of the mortgaged preili
ises described a follows, to-wit; Tnn N 1 '.'
of S VV I 4, the S W 1 4 of H W 14. and
lot No 3. arc IS. T 18 S, K 2 W containing
Vt'l W acre in Ijine c unity, Orr-aon.
Now therefore, by virtue of said writ, and
to satisfy aaid judgment, cost, attorney fee
and accruing cieits ami expense of sale, I
w ill sell the above described real property
at publio auction to the biglie.t bidder for
cauli 111 hand, at the Court House iln.-r in
Eugeue City, lane county Oregon, cm
Mondnj, Ie emler 2lt, 1SS3,
at the hour of 1 o'clock I' M of said dny.
J. I!. CAMfT.KI.I.,
Sheriff J.a'i roiinty, Oreoo.
Dated November 20. l-is:,
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CEO. F. CRAW,
PCSTCFF1CE CI3AR STOEE,
Et'GEXE CITY, OKE'JuK.
Ctnsui of 1SS5.
Tim St'cri-tary of Stats lias rwiypd
by wiro mid othcrwi.so, a Htatomcnt of
the commit of 1885. Thm givi-s only
tho population. Following ia a report
of tlio seerr-tary of Btnto on which Cox'h
bill for a renpportioniiieiit of thn Htntn
into Irgialiaivu district h, is Imsod: Ibt
krr 7000, lSftUon 6U08, Clairknnms
1003:i, Clatsop 10210, Columbia 3013,
Cooh 5795, Crook 5522, Curry 11 08,
DouoIim 8053, Gilliam 3355, Grant
4882, Jackaou 8738, Joscphinn 2727,
Klamath 1578, Lnkn 1530, Inno
10UGS, Linn 11131, Marion 15453,
Morrow 271C, Multnomah 35732, Polk
G31G, Tillamook 1580, Umatilla 10920,
Unjou 9588, Wasco 782.0, 'yVaahinj-ton
92I5 Yamhill 6l64. - Total popula
tion 198,892. Tim Haker county r
turns with th'stroyod by (ire, and the
population h estinialcd at 7000. In
'80 tlm total population of thn State wan
174,708- The incrrasn thoreforc, Binco
1880 htm been but 24,000 prrsoni in
On-gon. Hure U thu ih'iihih of tlm
sin end countii'8 then, and a compari
son will bIiow the incroami in each
enmity: Hakfr 401C, lienton C403,
Clitcknnms 9020, Clatsop 7222, Colum
bia 2U42, Coos 4834, Curry 1208,
Douglas 9.VJG, tirant 43l)3, Jackson
8154, Josephine 2485, Laim 9411, Linn
12,070, Multnomah 25,204, Marion
14590; Polk 0001, Tillamook 970,
UuutilU 9007, Union CC50, Waaco
11120, Washington 7082, Yamhill
7495: Tim increase) in population has
not been near as groat ns in i lit
lulvn been expected, considering tlm
blow ver iininii?rutioii,
Tennyson.
London Life) tells some anecdotes
of Lord Tennyson's peculiar grutTness.
On one occasion he was at a garden
party, and soiii'-boily offered him a
sandwich, lie was laboriously munch
ing this when the hostess rushed up to
him with anxious inquiries about his
health and entertainment. "Thank
you, niiuliune, I am eating a sandwich
Are your sandwiches usually made of
old boots, may I ask!" Another time
Im was to read one of his ponms at a
houso where there was a pirty of
young ladies. He blankly refused. ' I
sliau'i, he said. Presently he noticed
that 01m of tho girls was ho deeply dis
appointed that the tears stood in her
eyes. He laid his hand on her shoul
der and said, "Would you like to hear
mo read?" "Oh, yes! ' slm exclaimed.
Then I will. People say I am a brute,
mid they are riht, but I will read to
you." "Then 1 will. And he took
and ili'lioliied everybody by reading
for a long time.
Why He Unit to Slay Home
Messenger boy Is this Mr. Boun
cer Mrs Doune,er It is.
M. R Mr. Uouncer's partner sent
mo up to set- why he isn't at the office.
Mrs. 11, Ho can't go out to-day.
lie is sick in in bed.
M, R What is tho matter with
him, pleasel His partner will want to
know.
Mrs R Say that Mis Bouncer
found a letter in her husband's pocket
from a young lady, filled with such ex
previous as "my dunky" and "my darl
in'," and Mr. Bouncer is to ill to leave
today. IHh partner is a married man
and will understand perfectly. Boston
Courier.
Eight Chinese in a Buffalo, New
York, laundry were arrpstej for con
duct in:; a poker iriune. Tlm minister
of the church where the coolies were
regular attendants furnished bail for
the crowd. Poker flaying appears not
to be inconsistent with good Christian
ity in Buffalo.
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Cucklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in tha wnild for Cuta, P.ruia
s: .Sues. I'lcern, Salt It Ileum, Fever Sorea
Trtt.-r. Cliaiuwd Hands, Chilblains, Corns? and
all skill eruption, and xitivly cures piles,
or no pay repilrel. It la guaisiitenl to give
nerf-it satisfaction, or money r.lumleil. for
sale by E K Luukvy & Co.
Syrup of Figs,
Mannf w-tiired only by tha California Fig Syrup
'i., .San Frnm-isco, CaL, is Nstur.'s Own I'rue
l.uvitlve. 1 In pleasant Inpnd fruit remedy
nnv be li.nl of S jrr, a'ent, Hunction, or
F M W'ilHn. av'ent. Kuif.-ne City, at tiftv
1 crr.ts rr one dollar r bi.ttle. It ia tha luost
I pl-nMiit, prompt aud tffeetia remedy known
- 10 eieatow toe ayst-ui; mwiiin me j.iver, jv 111
ii'V- and llowl
and llowel gently yet thoroughly; India
Ib-adai he. Colds ami Fevers; to cure Con
latjon, Induction and kindred ills,
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The Daji of Forty-Met
Eldorado Republican.
Among the effects of the late
Jauma W. Marshal, in the hand of,
the Public Admistrator, is a day book,
which in quite & curioaity. It ,wa
uwd by a lino named Shannon & Cady,
doing business: at Coloma, and contain;
entries from April to OctoW, 184?...
We give some of the entries to show,
what wast sold in thoay days at the
tilling prices:
Captain T. McCoy.
One bottle ale $ 5 00
Jack Smith.
Threo bottles ale ...15 00
One box percussion caps. ...... 3 00
, llob.Weyhurn. v
One hat 10 00
One pair slues.... ..........14 00,
One bottle pickles..., 7 00
octor it Taylor. -
One box herrings 30 00'
One bottle' vinegar 3 00
Isaac Owen. 0
One frying pan 6 00i
Two pounds crackers 3 00
Five pounds fresh beef 2 50
One butcher knife 3 00
P, II. Evan
One pair socks 3 00
Oysters brought $10 per can; sar
dines $5 per box; nails, 75 cents per
pound; Rugar 50 cents per pound; rope,
$2 25 per pound; Hour, 45 cents per
pound; a bottle of mustard is put down
at 4 20 tiodoubt it brought tears to
the eyes of the miners; a paper of
tacks, $3. Tho credits were nearly all
by gold dust. A good many things .
can bo discovered by looking over tho
book.
It is a strange story that coinrs from
the Scotch Highlands and fain would
we hope that it may prove untrue. Ac
cording to a dark report a Dissenting,
minister up there, who was once ro-
pected with the best of them, has
fallen a victim to the use of tobacco.
Eoii on weekdays a minister of the
Free Kirk might h'nd something to do
better than to smoke; but so long as
he confined himself to poisoning the)
atmosphere of his back garden only,
with his tobacco, a free and liberal
congregation would leave him alone. 1
This rash clergyman, however, is said t '
to have gone further than that. His (
infatuation for the baneful weed has
tempted him to a furtive pipe on Sun
days; and with success he has become
over bold. The wild rumor has cone
like wildliro through his congregation
that 011 Sunday nights when they are
supposed to be safe in bed, the mi
guided man may bo seen sitting
tit an open window in the manse pul
ling exultingly at a small clay pipe.
He can only be seen from the top of
the back garden wall; and it is said
that on Sunday nights a row of black
heads may now be cbservpd peering
over it. It is the Kirk session collect
ing evidence. St. James Gazette.
The origin of the feud between
John R. McLean, of Cinoinnati, and
Senator Tendleton is thus Btated: Mo-
Lean is warmly attached to his sister,
tho wife of. General-IIa.en. Somti
years ago Mrs. Hazen, meeting the
Pnndletons at some reception or social
gathering, received tho impression that
they meant to snub her. She told her
brother about it. He was young and
fiery, and in his indignation over the
fancied slight to his sister, resolved to
bring Mr. Pendleton down a peg or
two, He told his sister that he would
do it, and he has devoted a food many
years to the fulfillment of that prom
ise. Sir Thomas Colby, bnir.g in a pro
fuse sweat one night, happened to re
member that he had left '.he hey of his
wine cellar in the door, and
he left his bed, walked down
s'oirs, the sweating process was checked
from which he died in- a few days,
leaving $0,000,OCO in the Eng'ish
funds. His illness was so brief and
violent that he hud no opportunity to
make his will, and his immense prop
erty was divided among live or six iay
laborers, who . were his nearest rela
tions. Benjamiu Fish has resigned the p
sition of secretary of Barnum's circus,
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which lio l:as win mr uv yenrs, ana
will return to Souihport, England,
where his family r-sides. He is a rel
ative of Mrs. P. T. Barnuin and is a
mm of wealth. Mr. Barnum says he
- ' huido-ll $ 1 0,;0,fl00
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without having
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