THE EUGENE CITY GUARD.
SATURDAY MAliCH 13, 1836.
Saylngt of Gtn. Ilancork.
Putillo men may with profit study
Ihwie sayings of Gen. llancock:
The Uyouet in not a fit instrument
for collecting the Volrt of reemerr.
Thf rmy nhould have notliinj to
do with the election or inauguration of
President
Power may destroy the form, hut
not the principles of justice) these will
live in spito of even the aword.
The great principles of American lilc
erty ore still the lawful inheritance of
this people, and ever should he.
It is a vital principle in our system
that neither fraud nor force n;unt
be allowed to subvert the right of the
people.
Pulilio office is a trust, not a bounty,
bestowed upon the holder; no incom
petent or dishonest person should he
intruded with it.
Free institutions while they are es
sential to the prosperity and happiness
of the people, always furnish the
vtrongest inducements to peace and
iirder. '
All classes of our people must share
alike in the blessings of the Union
nd are equally concerned in its perpe
tuity and the proper administration of
public affair.
Woe to us whenever it shall come
to pass that the power of the magis
trcte- civil or military is permitted
to deal with the mere opinions or
leelings of (he people.
"It was down in Virginia," says a
veteran in the Lewiston Journal. "I
was placed on guard over a barn and
was taking it easy when a lieutenant
came along, probably to see what hi
cuard was doina. I ought to have sa-
luted, but I didn't. Soon I saw
large, nicoi looking man coming toward
me.. He wore a nice uniform, and I
noti seJ as he approached that he wore
a lieutenant's straps. I wasn't goir.g
to pay any further attention to him,
teal when he came quite near to me I
saw there were two stars inside those
'straps. I jumped up and presented
arms as quickly as I could, for I saw it
'was Major General Hancock, 'Never
mind that for me,' said lie with a wave
of his hand. 'I don't care anything
about it, but always do it for the littli
fellows, lie paused on. 1 suppose
tho lieutenant had reported me, and he
came down ts see about it.
Between President Cleveland and
"ha JJemoct&cy there lias never
'been a disagreement at all to be coin
'pared with those which existed between
'the Republican party and every one of
'its presidents. And it is the undeniable
fact that what slight differences there
'iiavn been between Mr. Cleveland and
Miis party are disappearing so rapidly
'that by the end of his term they will
'probably have vanished altogether.
"The nwteclies at the recent Kevere
blouse banquet have carried a realizing
sensn of these truths home to the Re-
pub'ican editorial mind. Hence these
dialing editorial comments. "Let (he
galled jade wince." If Republican
"success in 1888 depends on Demo
cratio divisions it will never come.
Republican leaders are rushing into
Michigan ta take part in the canvass
in that State. Michigan was once a
state that the Republicans could safely
allow to tuko cure of itself, but their
present activity indicates that this is
no longer tne case. It is to be hoped
that the Democratic leaders will not
fail to make the most of the opportun
ity thus bIiowii to them. The north,
western States do not belong in the
high tariff column, and courage and no
tivity on tho part of Democrats in
Congress will assure their adhesion to
the Democrat io party.
The President has appointed to suc
ceed Fred Douglass, as Register of
Deeds in the District of Columbia, Mr
John C. Matthews of AUutny, N. Y.
Mr. Matthews is a colored man of line
education and ability, with a large
law practice. Wo met him in the cam-
pai'ivof 187C, and were impressed by
' 1
his excellence and soundness of char-1
acter. Thov President has done the'
right thing i;n making the appoint
ment. a F. lAlta.
Mrs. Hendricks has ben elected a
director of the Heula Mining Company
of Montana It is a large and profita
ble silver vtiine, in which her late hus
band wm a heavy owner,
Senator John F. Miller of Califor
nia, died in Washington last Monday.
He waa a fairly aide statesman, and as
a soldier did good service in the late
civil war.
Mary Illeeker, relict of ex Governor
Horatio Seymour, died at the residence
f Roscoe Conkling, at Uiiea, New
York, at 9:30 Monday niurning last
Unvarying chorus of the 15.11 Tele
phone conspirators: "Whatever hap
fens, so much tb worse."
I
From the Missouri Church News.
By tli Episcopal Bishop of Missouri. J
Inquiry It often had to the tenure of tlie
office of rector. The efllce of rector by the
Canons heart on it no limitation m ft bow long
it Will run. The assumption U that it hiu two
entereil njh, on Loth sides, delilwrattly anil
with full snowline, nJ does not therefore
have in it any itieiticmi of termination or
renewal. The contract a to compensation
made at the ouUet also rum with the office.
It i for to much a' yeaiv It belong to the
vettry, the guardians of the temporalitiet of
the parish, to arrane at to the method in
which the amount shall lie raited, whether by
pew rente, pledge or otherwise. But because
the amount it to much for the year, and with
the vestry lice the power of decMintt how t
tecure the amount, thit doet cot imply that
with thin. one party to the contract, lice tht
power of l)ro'htiii or changing it Thit re
quires like any oompact, common content.
hut, at the condition of the parish may
chanite, and make what waa once possible
afterwHrdt impotable, or at other matter of
difference may arite which one party alone can
not settle, the cannont of the Church provides
the meant by which tuch dilferences ot may not
he settled by the parties themselves, may be
adjusted fairly. The law referred to may be
found in Title Second of the Digest of the
General Canons, Canon Four.
A rector elected ami settled upon may not
resign bit parish without the content of the
parish or iu vettry: nor may tuch ructor or
minister lie removed by the parith or vettry
aiminst bis will, except at it ntterwards pro
vided in the canou. in cote of a wish on the
part of the rector or of the parith to brntf
ab.iut a dissolution of pastoral re'ation, and
the parties are not able to airee in respect
to it, notice of inch desire ami disagreement
may be given by either party to the eccleiastf.
cat authority of the diocese in writing.
In case of tuch difference which muy not be
satisfactorily settled by the uoilly Judgment of
the Hislmp alone, or which he may decline to
consider without counsel, the bishop, acting
with the adyiue and consent of the Standing
Committee, or with that of the clerical mem
bers alone, if both parties assent to tuih limi
tation, shall be the ultimate arbiter. The
canon then Koet on to state the meant by which
tuch judtcmunt and the term of it shall be
made effectual on the side that refutes the re
sult of the arbitration.
Of course the implication in the procedure it
that the chniua of rector shall be taken with
such care that process like thit bIihII not be
likely to occur, and alto tha. differences shall
be niauiiKed by if"od suite ami xood feeling
before the tituulion Incomes acute. It it alto
to bo noticed that the pai ties named in the
canon as aide to lieiu procedure are the rector
or minister on the one hand, nod the parish or
vettrv on the other. Thit I lit does not con
template a discontented faction or committee.
One way of "elevating, dignifying,
and ennobling American labor" is
shown by a dispatch from the Provii
idence npeciul of March 5th. "The re
cent aggressive action on tho part of
Labor has put the entire body of
Rhode Island textile manufacturers on
the defensive. Yesterday a formal
meeting was held, at which every tex
tile manufacturer in Rhode Island was
represented, and all pledged themselves
to the extent of live per cent, of their
capitsr for thepurposn of defending their
interests. The sum thus pledged
amounts to about 1,000,000." The
fund is probably for the purpose of
importing pauper labor and to thro
the workingmen out of employment.
And to these plutocrats, the manufac
turers, the fanners and the very work
inynicii of all sections contribute $730,-
000,0"0 annually. The manufacturers
get tho highest price they can obtain
and by means of their organization have
reduced the wa:en of labor to the low
est notch. We ra'.her onine that tl e
protection they give the laborer is
like the wolf gives the lamb.
Tho New York Tribune inquire!
with a sneer, ''What is the D-mocratie
AdminiM ration opposed to, anyhow?"
The question can be briefly answered
It is opposed to protection extended to
public thieves; as in the star route lar
eeniex; it is opposed to the destruc
tion of free government by the porver
sion or corruption of the public will;
against extravagant expenditure nnd
aidless taxation; against the prodiga
squandering of tie- public hinds on
railroad corporations and syndicates,
and against legislation discriminating
in favor of capital and against labor.
t ih, in f tot, opposed to nearly every
thing the Republican pai!y favored
through a quarter of century of greed
and corruption, S. F. Examiner.
ix senator lliurman m a daily vis'
itor at the Department of Justice. Al
though the Solicitor General is to con
duct the suit against the Bell Telephone
Company, the judgment of Mr. Thur
man will be deferred to, and, to all
intents and purposes, ho will have
charge of the case.
It is said by the knowing Republi
cans that the nainn of Hon. J. G.
Gray will be presented to the Republic
can Stat Convention as a proper can-
annuo lor maw treasurer. larK our
predietion: He will leailJ out and
J C Fullerton f Rosehurg will receive
t,,n nomination.
Portland is to !e provided f ir by
Con?res with a new $3."0,000 Custom
House. It will be a good thing for
the city, but what the Government
want with a new building there, is
an unfathomable problem
C. W. Fulton is the alato nominee of
the Republicans for Congress. He
has no spcial qualifications for the
place, tart J can liest servo his country
at home.
Ex -Senator Cliair-e, of Colorado,
died in that State last Tuesday. II..
waa one of the richest men in the
Centennial States.
t . . . , , .i.
jieTV BtriKea ny me. wiKirill,' cl.-uwen ,
in the Enstern Sutfe. Wo uppoae !
" i
nie prevtii nmn tar.lt m patuy re -
:i.l-. ..i..i,.
'Va.V,,V Il HHMVVI
TheN, Y. Tribune says that M.
Jacquet, one of the commissioners ap
pointed by the French Government to
inspect the Panama canal, said, "j here
can be no doubt that the canal will be
finished. So much money has already
been spent on it that it cannot be giv
en up now. It is surprising that
Americans make a great bugbear out
of ths Chayres river. I have schemes
proposed for controlling the Chagres
river and I have not jet made up my
mind which is really the better. One
contemplates I uilding a great dam at
Gamboa, nnd the other provides new
ccurses or levee of the upper and low.
er Chagres. I believe both plans for
controlling tin river are feasible, and
the expense would not be so great as
represented. 1 am not yet prepared
to say when the canal will he com
pleted, or what tho total cost will be."
A Reliable Article.
For enterprise, niith and a desire to set
such goods at will tfive the trade satisfaction.
Unburn Co the Druggists lead all comti
tion. They sell Dr Hotanko'e C.Hi'.'h and
Lung Syrup', liecaute it's the liest Medicine
on the market, for Coughs, Colds, Croup and
Primary Coniumption. i'rice 6D cents and
91.00. Samples free.
Wanted. A capable man or woman of uni
versal energy to take the a-.'ency of thit or
some other county for the "History of Cali
fornia." Tothenghtpartyltwill pay frnmgiuv
to $109 P"r mouth. Address 1 Pearson, Mana-
I ... .1 U..I. !!..!.: f
ger ucciuenbi ruiiiiRiiuiK o.
Nones. Mr. B. II. James having retired
from business and being desirous of settling
un. renuesU all those indebted by note or ao-
count to immediately call and mske a settle
inent. He can be found at his omce in the
Court House, ready to receipt for all debts
due him.
L. SalomuU Talks. He ay that all
those indebted to him must coma forward
and settle oi else they may have the unpleas
ant matter brought to their attention by a
lawyer. A word to the wise it sulhcient.
Nr.W Tailor SilOP.-Mr J Davis hat estab
lished a new tailor shop in this city, one
door north of F B Dunn's store. He' does
all kimlt of work in the best of style at res
oonuble ratea. Puntt from $7 up. lie Makes
cleaning and repairing a specialty. Mr
Davis ia an excellent workman. Give him a
cull. ;
Tare Notfck. All those owing me by
note, account or otherwise nre requested t"
call nud suttlu the same immediately, as I
must have what ia due me. I do not want
to put the accounts in the hands of an at
torney if I can help it.
J. M. Sloas.
Farmkhs Take Notice. A good dluner' can
hadut linker's Hotel fur 23 cents.
Keynote to Health.
Health is wealth. Wenftli means indepen
dence. The keynote is- Dr liosanko's Cough
ami Lunn Syrup, the best Cough Syrup iu the
world. Cures Coughs, Colds, Paint in the
Chest, Bronchitis nnd Primary Consumption.
Due dose givee relief in every case. Take no
other. Vi e AO cents ami $1. Samples free.
Sold- by Ostium ,t Co.
Buy Ibiyward band grenades,
Ak yom-druKgist for a package of Oregon
Kidney Tea. (
Photographs finished neatly and artia
tically at Winter's.
A line line of silk plushss in all irhades
ind grades ut F B Dunn's.
(Isluirn mowers ran be urehsscd at tha
tore ..f Pritchett 4 Forkner for $80.
The best candies and oranges can always
be found at I1, liauni t confectionery store.
If you nre in want of agricultural uuichiiw
ery of any kind, remember that Mr J M
Hendricks keeps a full assortment.
The highest rash prico will be paid for Wheat
by F B liiinn.
Attention Farmers!
And land owners. You are invited to'cnll
nnd see our patent combination wire fenc1.
This is the strongest, prettiest and cheapest
fence in the world. It it composed of five
two strand cables of tho best valv.tnized ste.1
wire firmly interwoven with pickets nt a
uniform distance apart The pickets are sup
ported in such a manner tlint breakage i'
nnposMhle, and they cannot be driven or pulled
out. This it the fence for the farmer, as it
OHts about the same at a plank fence and vril
last ten timet as loin; and will turn all kinds of
stock, troin a chicken to the luievt animal.
Tli is fence takes up no more room than barlird
wire ami cannot injure the stock. It mimes
trom the machine in rolls coot lining about 1C0
feet. An ordinary team of hornet ran lu.nJ
from 100 to 130 rods, thus saving much time
and exiense in vetting it on the laud. Oin
yard fencing It unsurpassed for beauty Bnd
dural'ility. Cull nnd see our fencing and get
prices before making other arrangements.
Factory on east Hth street, Eugene City,
Oregon. Blaih Bans. A Belluan.
Excited Thousands
All (iver tha land nre K"inf into ecstasy over
IV Kinu'i New Discuvery fur Cmmiiimtioti.
Thir unlunked fur reuiivory liy the tinu-ly
nsn nf this j-rent life saving remedy, csne
them tn an nt-nrly wild in its nniitn. It it
i; us run teed tn piwitively enre Severn Ceniihs,
Cuius, Asthiiin, 1 1 h v Fever. Kronuliitit,
Ititiiseness, l.i nf tiieo, or sny kBuctien
nt tho Thmtt and Lnis.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The hsst ss.lv In the world fr Cuts, Ilrnii
es; Sores, I livrs. Salt Ivhenm. Kever Sures
Trtter, Chiii'd llsnds, Chilhlsins, Corns, nnd
Ml skin ernplien , nnd isisitivrly cures niW
or no y required. It it Kunmitevd to give
erfwt stifnctiiin, or lunney refunded, i'nr
side liy K H l.uckey Co.
A CARD.
Ta sll vhn sre sutferiiiL- from the ormm n,l
indiscretk ns of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, low of manhood, Ac, 1 willaend a reciiie
that will cure you, FliEK OK CHAUliK.
Thisreat remeily waa disunvered by a mis-siomu-y
in South America. Send a self ad
dressed envehi to the liKV. JoMEPH T. la ma.i.
Station 1) Niw tt,"t City.
fire.
All perwms mdehteil t R V Whinnln A
Bro's, aitlier hv note or bsk account will
pleas csll and settle tne same. Our store
s burned and we mo t collect tha itii.iik
due ns.
K W. Wuipflb A Bnos.
CutUj; Owve, Feli2.", lSSTi.
). X. L. Store.
iSntic-e ) hereiiy tiven thai all thwi In-
- tHvi m uw i. .v i .timit are neivoy noti.
fie,l to roll a id settle th. same at one, or the
wil l.'11 j"."' hnds. ,t-
turner f r collection, tair wanon l a i,
iuuruioitm
. ..WahsHAiEiDao
Llg(U, UCtnjtr 1, ltJ,
T. G. Hmomcss,
President
S. B. Eakim, Jr.,
Cashier.
. sat I
First National Bank'
Of Eugene.
Paid up Cash Capital $50,000
Eugene City r - Oregon,.
fight drafts on NEW VOPK, RAN FRAN
CISCO and PORTLAND, OltEliON.
All collections entrusted to us will receha
attention. We make thit department a specialty
Deposits received subject to check. Loan
made on approved security, and a Reneral
baukicg business done on reasonable terms.
First National Bank
of Eugene City.
TREASURY "DEPARTMENT, I
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, February 27, 1886.
WHEREAS, BY RATISFAC'l'OKY'
evideuce presented to the undersigned,
it hat been made to apar that " I'HT. I' lllST
National Bank or Euqenh Cm," in Eugene
City, in the County of Lane, nnd State of Ore
gnu, hat complied with ali the provisions of
the Revised .Statutes "f the United States, re
quired to be complied with More an ansocia
tion shall be authorized to commence the busi
ness of Bunking.
Now TheiilfoRB. I. Vallentine P Snyder,
Deputy anil Acting Comptroller of the Cur
rency, do hereby certify lht "Tub First
National Bank or Euoknb Citt," in Eugene
City, in the County of Lane, and State of
Oregon, is auth'-rized to commence the business
of Banking at provided in Section Flfty-nn
hundred and sixty-nine of the Bevised Statutes
of the United States. .
IsTestimonT Wheiifof vltnest my hand
v a-n and seal of office thit 27h day of
Seal fuarj, Mtft
'v- V. P. SNYDEK.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller ef the Treas
ury. No. 3,458. ml3-2m
WiHa:tta Valley ta
via Yaaui:
San FranJisco
Tr.-iina le.ivf C.irviilSis Tuo-nl.-iy, Thnrtdny,
nnl SSilurdiiv, nt S A. M.
I.cud Viiijiiiiiiv .Muiiilay, Wcdui-suiiy and
1'Yid.iy, tit H a. M.
he fine A 1 Steamship YAQUIN V tails
H"5I YAQt'IN A.
JriluM SAN FK.tNf.l.sCO.
jV-l'y N'jivI, 1,1,
il-'ridri. M.ii.h 111.
I'ikmIv, M hi Ii Si),
, 1-1 u'.'i . April !r'
Snnv'iiy, March I t,
WvA, March 24,
Sin-. lay, April 4,
W. !-. A pi 1 1 M.
Su'ildny, April 2-".
I i'ni-siliiy, .Aj-iil -JO.
The Ci-inpa.-iy n-svn'es the nlit tn chuiiye
sailing; day.
Faiiiw Culiin, ?I4; Steerage, ?7; height
at reduui'd and iiimli-rnie rntes,
liiver boats nn the Willaim tto uuuiieet nt
Corviillis i.nw fares and rate!
Fur futlicr infurinatiiin uppiy to
C. V. IIOfiUK,
A. 0; F. & 1'. Ay'S, Corv.illia.
Summons.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT QV THE
State "f Ore;;oii for the County of Lane:
It-Nina J). Whitney, PluiutitT,
v.
V. M. Whitney, defendant,
To W. M. Whitney, said di-feiidnntr
IN THE NAMK OF THK STATE (F
Oregon yon nre hereby required t" he and
appear iu the said Court and answer the
complaint nf the plaiutilf imw on lile, nilhin
ten days frm the date oi the service of this
summons upon you if served iu said I.ai.e
County, Or., and if served in anv o'-Lcr
county in this State then within twenty
days Imm tli- date of tha service hereof n 1
you, and if servnd by publication ol mm. j
moiis, thru on the lirt ilay of the next ti-ini I
ol sant Court, to-wit; the I9t.lt day of April, j
ia.-n, wnioo snail De six weeks troin tin- rirsi
publication of this runiu s, and if you tail
to answer. in-Lnnent will Iih taken fur uu.i !
thereof, ami tlie plalntiH will leitiaiid jtiil;- i
innt for the relief prayed for in the com. i
iilsnit, to wit; I lie ili.lu'i--n of the mar
riHL'e contract now existinu between the said I
piriies, and lor cota and disbiirsemeuts of j
thi suit. I
This sninnv ns is pulilishei' in the RniKNR
City liCAKii liy order of Hon I: S B n.
Judge ulihe Second Judicial District of Ore
gon.
JllMHCA J. WaI.T'VM,
Atty for rii.ii.titt.
MILLER 1UIOS.
-DltALERI IS
I
Field. Vegetable and Fiowar S?eds, t
Imperial EgjjFood,
GARDEN' TOOM. FSU riLlZESS, ETC.,
3W 2J Street, P.etweea Salmon and Taylor, i
Porllnl, OrKon. I
-.",-..-'i 1, H' a v 3 i? I?
THE
Slaughter- Sale
-OF-
Clothingi
Blankets,
Flannels,
Overcoats,
FURNISHING GOODS & HATS,
AT
BEN
Will continue only 30 days. After
Feb, 9th, no goods will be sold at
j 1 j. n
W.F. MCCARTHY, Prop.
PENGRA, WHEELER k .CO.,
Springfield, Oregon.
Call attention to THE
added a full line of staple
Dry Goods,
Boots and
to their stock of merchandise in the store, and to
THE FACT that they offer the same at prices de
shined to sh6rten the lone: face and smooth th
wrinkled brow of the most exacting Granger that1
I 1 II .4.1 a
ever smasnea a cion or
Also to
That their Closiii2 Out Sale of CLOTHING and FANCY GOODS of alP
kinds continues ut prices lower tlmii the lowest, IN FACT
M Cost Below Cost!! RegaMtcsx of Cost!.'!
--TJSIiMSCASH.
Cafcli paid for wheat delivered nt the Sjiriniiehl mill
mm
THIS HIGH BRED TROTTING STAT,
linn will stand at Eueue City the enmim;
season.
I'EIHOBEE. Hainblctonian is by Humble
Milan Jr, or Fitch's llambletouisn, he by
Rysilyk's Hamblctonian, which is the head of
all Kre.it trotters. First dam a llelinnnt mare
which showed yrent steed, dam of Fitch's 1 (urn
liletoiiinn wns a Sir Heitrv umre.
Desciiiptiox. - HambU-tnr.iin ia a dark
chestnut, with both hind feet white and strip
in iai:e; ids nai.ns ii;n, wi-iynt ijju irw; with
muy carnage, niyn neniteii, rihhi action, a
fine mane, a heavy flowing tail, a remarkably
innre none, an e.treiieut ilissisiiun, a nooil
roa.l.stor with hitf open (rate, which he bnpr.its
io nir oi!p;iMj;. nn ii n prn-'vii liimseij a
iroivl brerder ot laru'tf t'iiriiai;". ro:ulster anil
woi-V horps. Het-iok tii irohl 'lieilal in 183
tor svocpsta.,u a llio;i ami laniily of live
colt:-
Prinee Albert.
rnifiir!Ki:--f'rinc Albert win Hi'td by
Pride ol I', r. thiid 'i -t Um' side
Moi-mmo; wnbt Un' I'.',,, !,;' !;amlj hih;
)r i)i'wn, Wlih no '!.U- e.. .i m'.H.iI! star
In :cl -elicail.
1 .vill.-iand lriiM-' i-r." iiml' "Ham-
bli-tmiiau" irt Stewart's h'ttibln I Apr'il 1st
tor the mmmui.
I'rues to suit the time.
T V:":. RATES.
W. II. DELANO,
HEAiEit IN-
HtvoMoiiia ami Towbs finished in American
or IuHan frb!e.
Etcaa Work and Cenf.crj Erclororcs
Scotch and American
Granite Monuments.
Persons at a dtance wil! I furnished with
prices ami ileins tn select from
on application.
All work warranted.
Flease call and examine mv work and set '
t.r,Kx wiorr iiircna.iUK elsewhere
1K-)N AND WIKE FEXCIXfi
ll k X . .
Furnished at m.m, .
r.L , r,L" 10 m
CU tiiniirai fmlv
Shop on 6th street near Sloan' Subls,
Si
n H W BD n 5? n
m ft 111 K j X
GREAT
THE-
FACT that they have
Shoes,
and Groceries,.
wnacKea a steer.
The Fact
iVttniuA
Va. ii i7 r
A jM?o Eicpcrlwfu. BoaariEabla and
tjisleS: ?u.rt;j3. T::Ht Potfcascs. Send;
camp for aoc'.o'I iliirtioaL'tcs. Addreea
Dr, v.'vr.'i) CO, LcuMnr.f Mo.
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DJfil liHlnr muloriv l.y li.w American
V in"ii. ;o ii vurd auverlor to all
i". luonev oa T.-jtrcmen-i niMimjas. Try
f'lii JJuMe-Ir ffrst, told ly nil Jruretsts. or
n: -. .v. iosny snnrem. tienn 4 eeais or psruculars,
''''wnv Hyririytii -o.. i-mi-.j,., rs,
For Sale.
MY FARM, SITUATED TWO MILES,
east of Cresswelli 11 miles, south of
Eugene, ciuitniniiij; OS!) acres, I now offer for'
sale at a bargain. Tim is a line location'
with ji)od improvements,- well Adapted to"
both stoc-u raining ana fnrmini;.
Roscok Xnox,
C'resswell, Or.
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V.: twmaMPRFBloslltiFpNeMU, lot locuitmsmsr '
Att v. nr wuhnul rdcilof: II. it oobuId. ttMnl lttt pM.
:i llln.lriiiniii. prlctt, utiTW SiKrlpllon. nd .lu.blt
MfClwii fnr ptnlinc nil rlfllM of VEGETABLE
.Ui-1 H.IIH I K HKKDW, BUI.HILaM. IoT.lu.bH
cip-. iill, u Lrt,t Urd.orn. itni fcr II.
O. M. FERRY 4 CO., Detroit, Michigan.
NOTICE TO JREBITORS.
VTOTICBIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT,'
Jli ThoaG Hendricks haa been appoints'
administrator of the estate of Tmnmas 0
Childsrs, deceased. AH persona having claims
ayainst said estate nre notified to present thj
same to the administrator at the bsnk
Hendiicks 4 F.akin, in Eiiene City, OreiP1"!
within six months from the date nf this notice.
T. 0. Hwdricks, Admi.
Eri. B. Donms, Atty.
Dated March 6, 185.
OCHSON'S
Celebrated Fashion Cslslr
SENT mi&Xtl&JSR
Iish. toaneHlrl-Ms. Illustrates and U1!
eerjr thing for Ladles', Gents', CMIdrenr
snd Iafants- wear and Boum'kP"';
Goods, at prices lower than Uiose of r
bouw In the toiled Slates.
blU Ave. & 'iOlh Hh ti,
Notice.
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i win hsv for aal, about Sept 1",
1" ,-vi ...i;. i t ' . ' ' :il in
12-XK) split cellar fence iists. at inT mill M
The pri. will USUuer hundred.
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