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THE EUGEKE CITY GUARD.
SAmDATPKrKMi!Klt 10. 1835.
Editorial NoUt.
Hobert Toombs, once one of the
groat men of the United States, died
at his home in Georgia, last Tuesday.
The Oregoriian, true to its promises,
published the alobrated "Mitchell--Carrie
letters" in fao siniilo last Thui
day.
Secretary Lamar has opened his guns
on the Wonul land robbers of the
West. Tho people are with him in tire
fight.
Firdinond Ward is now a pounder
of iron. A short tti.io.B20 expound
ed finance Then? is a wido distinc
tion in these conditions.
The telegraph informs us that Ten
nyson has written a new hook of
'poems. The man who has read and
understood it has not yet heen lieord
'from
A Mormon woman who committed
perjury recently in a trial at Salt Lake,
excused herself to an acquaintance on
the ground that she "only lied to tho
Gentile's God and not to tho Mormon
God" in swearing falsely.
Gov. Moody has recently Urnied com
missions to Wallis Nash, W. P. Ready,
Tho. E. Cauthorn, W. 8. Ladd, W. J
."McConnell, J. K. Weatherford, J. T.
-Apporson, John Emniitt and J. H.
Kunzio as members of the Board of
Regents of the State Agricultural Co'
ilege at Corvallis. -
Hon. John W. Daniel was elected
"United States Senator from Virginia
Hast Wednesday, vice the celebrated
Tilly Mahone. He is a youn? man,
being only 42 years of age. Mr. Daniel
is of slight build, has a smooth lut
classic face and very Mack hair. He
is said to be a man of good ability, and
is quite popular with his party in the
Old Dominion State.
Tho San Francisco Call of a recent
late published an article based on re
'liable information, showing that there
. are in round numbers 253,000 China
men in California. Figures are fur
nished showing the nu mber of the Chin
ese six companies. It has generally
been supposed that the number in that
Stato did not exceed 100,000. The
large oxcfss over this number creates
considerable surprise.
It is evident -that a good thing 1ms
Wn done by the new chief of the
Indian Bureau in breaking up a ring
of favored contractors and by securing
proposals from outside parties, savin
large sums to the Government. The
saving on supplies under contracts thus
ocured for the current fiscal year in
over $250,000. This fact, at all events,
carries its own certificate of practicul
economy.
It is said of ex-Vice-President Han
Jin that during his lont public career
the venerable ex Senator has been froi
Mftino to Washington 10U times or
wore, has visited every State iif the
Union but Oregon, and has crossed tin-
Allantio and. passed some tune in
Spain, and yet in all his travels he
never rode on a train or a tot uhen
an accident occurred. He always ai
med at his d jsiination on time.
Since the Keily episode our diplo
nialio'relations with Austria have been
practically cut oil". The Austrian
Minister, who has not been in thin
country for some time, has been retired
on the grounds that having been in the
diplomatic service for forty-two years,
he is disqualified for .further service.
This leaves the mission vacint, and tho
Austrian government has signified that
it will remain so until the United
States sees fit to appoint a minister to
Austria.
How soon a man who is merely rich
and nothing moro is forgotten wus
shown in New York when William II.
Vanderbill's funeral occurred. In an
ticipation of a great crowd a large
force of police had Uen retained, but
so small was the popular interest in the
event that the police outnumbered the
sightseers. The contrast between this
f..n..ra1 ami that of General Grant is
more suggestive than a sermon. It
hows that the American people wor
ship and honor something belter than
money.
The pivotal idea of Democratic as.
cendency is that the restoration of the
party to power is at once a proof and a
pledge of national union, based on
mutual esteem and confidence, and in
spired by tho consciousness of common
interest and a common destiny. The
vigor and persistency with which this
idea clings to the popular mind is very
disturbing to many of our esteemed
Republican cont'.'iuporarias, some 0.
whom betray symptoms of serious net v.
ous derangement Yet it is H"' tr"
that the war is over; that the. Isoitn
and South are one again; that the
erand old party has been turned out to
craze in infinite space, and that a Dem
ocratic President is doing what he can
fo repair the wrongs and correct the
vils of twenty years of republican
jwrong-doing.
5 he importance of one vote was
never more forcibly illustrated than at
the elections in Fayette comity, Pa,
last month, when Martin B. Pope, the
Republican -candidate for Pcor Direct
or, voted tor in ueinocrauo i)p;m-m,
and thus elected him ly a majority of
one. At tho election Tope told a iiUm-
-r of bystander that he hadn't cheek
enough to vote for hiinwlf, arid there-
fore voted voted for his opponent. His
friends regarded this act us foolish, lx-
causM the contest was close, and severe-
yrebaked him. When the returns
were counted it was ascertained that
the Democratic candidate had Ven
elected by a majority of one, having
voted for himself, thus insured his
election by his own vote. Pope went
home, threw himself on the lloor, ana
insisted on his wife heating his head
with the rolling-pin.
The Boston Herald claims to have
discovered a living but forgotten ex-
Vice-President in the person of David
R. Atchison, of Missouri. In 1853
Mr. Atchison was chosen by the Senate
to fill tho place of Vice-President Wil
liam II. King, who was not able, to
take his seat. Ho figured afterwards
in the Kansa.4 troubles an! has been
living in obscurity in Missouri since
tho war. There is another man of this
species wandering abi.ut somewhere, in
Northern Nuw lork. J I is name is
William Almou Y heeler. Jle was
known as a Vice-President once, but
hn is so thoroughly forgotten now that
his place of retirement is not oven
known.
Lower Siuslaw Items.
I'H'HKXCK, Dec. 12, 1883.
Vine weather here.
Wild duck are scarce here this winter.
The expected sclioouer hivl not Jit arrived,
llecf cattlo on tlio outrange are in good con
(lit ion.
IVr ha only been two heavy frost her
thu wuitor. .
Mr Gillmorn, of Coo Bay, visited Mends
here till week.
Thou Siiflcy mid John llu-gnian took ft tiip
to (J an liner thu week.
John Ilunrmaii l.a packed 2.0 more barrels
of salmon tin week.
Christmas is cmiiing, nud a dunoo ami shoot
ing match in Ulkt of.
Mr I) It.urett him int finihd A fine born
just acro the liny from here.
The now of having a new Kwto!Tice at
Acme, don t eem ti build up the town.
Sailor Hill had bin hand badly bitten while
in the act of separating two dogs that were
nlitmy several clay ago.
A conniderab'e quantity of nr-w lumber has
heeu coining on tho lieacli this week. I he peo
lile here have iiicked up several hundred leet.
It in the general auppositioit that th name
oome from mime wre-okad imsri. Kiveral
days ago one of the steamer plying between
Han I' rancisco anil I'ortlainl passed a calzeo
schooner otT Cape Meiiderino, and in 'ue it cor
responded with the Jennie Steliiu, but the., e is
no certainty auoul it.
Cob.
Coyote Items.
Itain, sIuhIi, mud.
The mail ill on'v rune tt the Crow
once a week aft' r 1 1 1 i - initteud of twit e as
tofore.
ofliee
here
This week t!eir' Holliind, his cnnin Tony
ii. .n i i i.... . ...i r.. .i... tii v
L I 11.111 1 null u m .ii.M.n b.iiv. iifi .iiu wiuiiv
1'iish iiiiniii camp.
The inininireJicitemi'iit of Southern Oregon
is eiumiu ( the people of this section to have the
u-iilil (ever. l.at week a hnck loml ol three,
I'nve Neeley, Will KniiiKrs snil Jim Net-ley,
Urteil for the old ank mining region,
The Siif-law Orange celebration wns a grand
sucees. l wi nlve vou the iniwnnt'ie. ine
music was fnntixhed by Mrs Kirkhind at
the org in and Mr Samuel Lucas with the
violin:
Mimic Messenger of T.nve Wults.
l'rayer Ity ('haplain, (eo Lmiitreth.
M iicio--1 1 L'hhind Selmttisehe.
llechtrntion of rrilicle F M 'Xighswander.
Music niutx,
IHnner Imagine everythiug that is gwoil,
Muic- ltuchel Ilea.
Siieakim:.
fttiisic-Young America Quadrills.
Soeakinif. r
. Music 1'ersian Dance.
SiienkiiiL'.
limie-lli-hlinil lliiig.
Siiesking.
Jl usic II ighland SchottUche.
Fahiiek Takk Xotick. Agood diuner ean
hadat Baker' Hotel for 25 cents.
Notice,
NOTICE IS IIRKKBY OIVKN THAT
ni wife, Klliabeth i, Scott, ha left my
bed ami board withont jut cane or proviMa
tion, and the public is hereby cautioned not to
credit her on my account, as I will not be res
ponsible for any debt contracted by her afttr
this date. W. W. SCOT'U
Dated, Peoeiulier 18, 1885.
W. II. DELANO,
-DKALKH in
Headstones and Tonil finished In American
or Italian Marble.
also
Stono Work and Camaieiy Enclosures.!
Scotch and American
Granite Monuments.
Persons at a distance will It furnished with
price aud designs to select from
on application.
All work warranted.
Pleaa call and examine my work and ret
price before purclianing elsewhere.
IltOX AXD WIKE FKNCINO
Furnished at manufacturers' price to my
customer only.
Shop on Mb street near Sloau's Stabl.
loiiiEin.
liuy Jlayward hand freimde.
For uod dentitiy go to Taylor 4 Eberly.
'J'be hi'liei)t ruh (irice will be paid for wheat
fcy F U Dunn.
Ak ynnrdnn.'gi't for package of Oregon
Kiiluey Tea. .
l'huto),'raph finished neatly anil artii
ti'ally at Winter'.
A fine line of silk pluxhe in ll ahadet
and grades at F B Dunu'e.
The best candies and orange can alwa'yi
be found at K Buum' confectionery store.
If you are in want of asriuultoral inacbin.
ery nf any kind, remember that Mr J M
Hendricks keep full assortment.
MrS II Friendly will pay the highest
cash market price for wheat. Oive hiin a
call before selling your (train elsewhere.
Fikh Market. Mr J F Ditchburn hie inst
starlet a finli market in this city on Ninth
Street, opposite Day & I rattt lilaekmiiitn
shop. ll will kep eotistantly on hand all
kinds of hfli. nvsu-r. cinnis. ixiuurv mm
Kanie, etc The jwople shoulJ give the gentle-
man ft a iiiprt!
Sheriffs Sale.
-TOTICK IS HERKBY (JIVF.N THAT
i.1 bv virtue of writ of exevu'iou duly
issued oat of the Circuit Court of the State"
of Oregon for Lane oounty by the e'erk
thereof and to me directed on to-wit, No
vember 13. 1S8."), upon a judgment and de
cree of foreclosure rendered in laid court,
November 5th, ISS'j. in a suit then and
there uendinz wherein the Board of Com
niissioiien for the sale of School 1 jnds ami
the Management of the Common School
Fund was pi IT, and Benjainiu Cox and
Jesse Cox dofeiidaiit in favor of said plain
tiff and against aaul Benjamin tux defend
ant for the sum of $1"-1'J 50 with interest
thereon from date of judgment at the rate
of 8 per cent per annum and 5-00 attorney
fee and costs and disbursements and for the
foreclosure and sale of the mortgaged prem
ised hereinafter descri lied said defendant
Jesse Cox in said suit then and there land
ing recovered judgment against the said de
fendant Lenjainin Cox for the sum of t-7
with interest thereon from date of judgment
at the rate of 10 per cent per annum, ("()
attorney fee, coats and disbursement, and
decree tor sale and foreclosure of the follow
ing described real property tn-wit: The
S 12 of the S K 1-4 or sec .'.), and r. i
S W 1-4, and W 1-2 of S H 1-4, and S W
14 nf N B 1-4, and S K 14 of N W 14. of
ction 27 all in T 15 S, II 5 W, containing
320 acre in Ijuie connty, Oregon, The
proceeds nf ouch sale to be applied: First
to the payment of the judgment of plain-
till herein and coets and disbursement
and expense of iale; and ccond
to the judgment of laid defendant Jesse
Cox.
Now therefore, to satisfy said judemeuts,
attorney fee, cost and disbursements and
accruing cost ami expense of sale, I will
ell the above described mortgaged premium
At miblic auction to the highest bidder for
cash in hand at the Court House door fu
Kngene City, Lane county, Oregon, on
.tloinlmj , Oecembor 2l!t, 1KM5,
at the hour of 2 o'clock P M "f said day.
J. It CAMFHKI.U
Sheriff Lane County Oregon.
Dated Nov 20, 18S.'i.
Springfield,
Call attention to THE
added a full line of staple
NORA
WH
Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
" and Groceries,
tothnir stock of merchandise in the store, and to
THE FACTthat they offer the same at prices de
signed to shorten the long face and smooth the
wrinkled brow of the most exacting Granger that
ever smashed a clod or whacked a steer)
' Also to The Fact
That tlii'ir Closing Out Salo of CLOTHING and FANCY GOODS of nil
kind continue: at price lower than tho lowest, IN FACT
M Cost! Below Cost!! Regardless of Cost!.'!
TJEUMSCA-SH.
Cash jaiil for wheat delivered at tho Sprin" field mill.
BLANKETS,-
- 'OVERCOATS,
. FROM THE
BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN iVIILLS.
Good sold at our store inEugenefor
the same price
Gray Blankets Good value,
$3.50 per pair,
Gray Blanket sold nvery where at $5,
?4.00 per pair.
iv'iuiilrown or r.iue Biaiikels -
' All Wool, $3.50 per pair.
-OVERCOATS.-
We are closing out' this line, and as we Juive a large
stock on luind will offer special inducements-
Boys All
Wool Overcoats, 5
to 1C
years $6.00
Boys All Wool Overcoats, 10 to 1C
years -$7.00 totS .00.
Complete line of Furnishing Goods, Hats, Etc, Etc
ISrowiisvillc Clothing House.
NOTICE. fit. It. H. James havinu retired
from bosinesa and being desirous of settling
up, requests all those indebted by note or ac
count to immediately call and niakeaaetthi
nient. He can l lound at hi othce in the
Court Ilonne. ready to receipt for all debts
due him.
I. X. L. Store.
Notice is hereliy given that all those in
debted to the L X. L. Store are hereby noti
fied m call and settle th same at once, or the
accounts will be placed In the hands of an at
torney for collection. Fair warning to all
our motto.
WABsnAiEB Eros.
Eugene, December 4, 18S.'.
Keynote to' Health.
Health U wealth. Wealth means indepen
deuce. The keynote is Dr liosanko's Cmigh
ami Lung Syrup, the lest Cough Syrup in the
worliL Cures Coughs. Colds, Fains in the
Chest, Bronchitis and Primary Consumption.
One done ies relief in every case. Take no
other. Price 50 cents and $L Sample free.
Sold by Oshnrn ft Co. ,.
GRAND
ill 1
UntilJan. 1, 1886,
I propose to sell all
kinds of GOODS at
MICESthat will as
tonish all. If yon arc
in want of anything
in mij Una give me a
call and
PRICE G000
Remember I mean
Business. This is a
' Genuine Clearance.
Sale.
P
En
Oregon.
FACT that they have
as at the mill.
BGray, Brown, Blue, Scarlet or White-
All Wool, 4 points, $7.00.
BV,ite, Scarlet, Gray, Bron, Etc,-
I All Wool, Extra Larg, Family,
f $3.50, SO.00, 10.00,
Young
Mens'
Mens' All Wool Overcoats
$10.00 to 12.00.
All WTool Overcoats, former
price SI 5. 00-? 12.50. '
Ses!,
DON'T
.
To attend
Closing
AT THE
I XX STOBEI '
EVERYTHING
Again at
0
Are opening the largest and finest
stock of HOLIDAY GOODS
ever brought to Eugene.
Beaut if ul Hush Goods in almost endless variety.
Albums, new styles, in plush, $2.50 and upwards.
In Silverware our stock is just immense.
Our show cases are filled with the finest GOLD GOODS!
Gold watches, chains, broaches, gold setts, Diamond
rings, solid gold rings, rolled gold goods, pins, ear rings f
bracelets, cuff buttons, Etc., Etc.
On our shelves are vases, toilet setts, cups and saucerst
figures, c, in great variety and new designs.
Dolls, doll cabs, childrcns' dishes, tool chests and toys
without number-
Also music goods, a rt goods, pictures, picture frames
work and hand baskets, satche, hand purses, pocket
purses, and in fact, everything you want.
Call and examine, as we cannot
enumerate our Stock. -
...
Come And See.
A large portion of these GOODS are on
consignment and MUST be sold by Jan 1.
i
anfcrupt Sale.
"Having purchased the 'Bankrupt Stock of
GROCERIES, ETC. at prices VERY LOW,
formerly belonging to
Qsburn Sf Belshaw,
I now offer them for
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CJivn me-ii f:i i and
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You Can
Save time nil money by calling on
STERLING HILL
and letting him renew your subscription for
newwxrts story lainrs ami insirazine. He
also lieejn a complete stock of MaK.izint, in
rhulinj Oiitury, arir, I..-Hlie etc. All the
popul.vr libraries, .Seanide, Iivflls. Stauilanl,
Slunroe and othf rs. In fu-t evrythinir usu
ally ti'iind in a 1st c!a new del, 1' O Duild-
iug, Kujfcuu
FAIL
t
the Grand
Out Sale
MUST BE SOLD
i
the Front
sale at
f ......
imi' Prices.
nnco the uoods.
J. L. PAGE.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
I ATOTICE 13 HKREBY GIVEN THAT
the coiwrtnerHhip heMfr JxitlHlf
K'lween Osburn & LeHiaw ilis.ilvl.
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