f AND
COUNTY
sj Taylor for dentistry.
lit and aw" M " ,
,4o( B,"rn
hata Just received a1
j fine laud for sale. Inquire of
LTcwh price 1U be p1d for wheat
. neatly and ertiao
tP"' niu"
u; liter te
1(0lJt.tk every day lathe week
j. tartar .hop.
. ml ..i.whei in all ahadei
I:joI r- "--Jl(f
fi Dunn-
. -tchw Waltham watches at
.,mS10 and upwards.
.. i .1. !,..t received will be
null OU "' J
l.jDricbyUttm.n.
. can be irchasod at the
UtForknerlorf.
i hardware at reasonable pricci
,,tareot rrncii""- -
. beil roam wts, mat
.ireufDayHlenderaoo.
'.. i... t. sole agency fir all
L reM-r Ta..il l'unch Citf-.r-.
gin keeps n "t0,'k MC,,'H'"t
good readable work. Give
j L'ies' andcliildrens' underwear
ut arrived and will be eol.l
unt o' agricultural inamiiu-
that .Mr J m
... in .
' n.f. remember
Kpil lull assortment.
Wea-lly will pay the highce
1 . I. ..A lllllA llttfl A
pnce:or -
... oluoiLrhnrn
idling Jur
Goshen Gossip.
January 5, 1 SS7.
Wl"let joy be nnconfiued.
Betdliai returned from Hose-
fcrk'Mre i with us once more.
farter returued t Momoe
ie Hampton starts for The Dalles
Parker has returned home from
, high old time Saturday night,
ifj'i second term of school began
xant party was Riven at the
car i e e.
en uf this vicinity all attended
:elst week.
I) Selle r and A J Cruzan havs
Monmouth .
lira C l.ivi, ..f Pleasant. Hill, vis-
i here Saturday and Sunday.
ieltattain, of Eiig.-ne, visited
AngM McClure Saturday and
i NYJIms preached , f r us, lant
1 1, iivs.f of lis i.'ollity in the
mm i crowded.
.-f life '.f W Jtwgr, Jan 2.1, a
.Mother and rl.!d well and
amedown tu the pnstnfliee.
Ci.YCI.ONK.
:jge Grove Items.
rr.srr.aAL('.ii! RFSfON OK N'T. I
Cottaoe Ghovr, .Tan. Ii, 13".
Cluman was at Eugeno last
-hi another entertainment New
Siajleof fov'a, arrived here
Teachen Institute.
(Continued from last weck.l
The next Institute will he held at Roseburg
Morning acj.n.n opened it 9;.T0. T M
Martui introduced the subject of Cancel!-
(ion, wnencn aroe tho question a to the ad
Tuauiuty ui commuting rules, whii-h uia
advocated by rrofa Johnson, Keudall, lieid,
J K Feutou ami E E Orton, and disproved
by Prof liiglcr. i'ruf liuruham concluded
Hie discuasiou.
Au excellcut essav. entitled Tim lni..rm..
diaie Grade, was read by Mrs j II Horner.
superintendent .Nlcl'.lroy disjusied the
mctlHNle of teauMiitf l'liy.iroy and Hy-
Hiu, uriix upon teachers the ueeeasity ol
preparing tliumsnlvvi upon this important
branch. J'rof Kendall favored iuatruttiim
pupils in this branch while very youii. I'roi
Horner favored fuiliitviiig the iiietlui.l of the
text books, urKinu that llinne who had uiven
a lil'o tu thu atu.ly certuiuly kuew the best
methods.
AKTKHNOOy.
Prof Hiuthorne. T M Martin. Mn T M
Jncksou and Mm Joiiuie Spencer weru up
pointed a enmiuittee tm resolutions.
. 1 r.f Horuvr present the subject of Pen
manship.
I rot Killer ntsumed the discusxion of
llist iry, and the Lest Methods uf Intruu
titm.
1'iof fiuruham followed with a discussion
uf (ieojjraphy and the ue of Charts.
Auperiiileiideut .Mol'Jroy oecupled a fW
miniilvs in uryiii upon teuehers mure atteu
liun tu the culture ul the morals and man
ners in their pupils. A point well taken.
EVKMNll','
Brevities.
'tis, of Gilliam county, is visit-
any.
Vllace came uu on a visit tu
I'Htiin nihistrels performed here
1 'k'to UrL'o auiuence.
"i anil children siient tho holi-
valley among relatives and
" "ami Mr Joseph Landreth,
-ism. iitKminv lnuruiii' for a
fie mountains.
I'Waivl wife returned Friday
'jus Us parents, two of her
Kionia and Jessie Withers ac-
MWChas Stnuffer. J P. Mr
Mhs Mary Cole: also 'Mr Menrv
wlen Teters, P.ev Waldo
r wtU;-e Grove precinct.
VEfflTY.
Report.
Ernixfij .Tan 7, 1SS".
"jSwau'jier bushel oil board
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"t' ler Hi; uull.'
B-lxrliMdH
w cts;.lil,lcrs tofcts;
L of Letters
''an! for in the Pnslnffi nt
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Sforiui. ..mi . . ' . .
4 5 "in please give date
JV.Osi)nis, r. M.
por Sale.
X-Jj V.J. Packard's additions to
L, T '"fated and the mont
7 I Of In a II ,
""tna An..urr ,rom M
h- T. W. Sfieltox,
Eugene City, Or.
'' Arnica Salve."
''the
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'. Sn t.. ' 1 n. uu, ijruii
Bi.rA.'lr.""1.- aever Srea
Nrion.
The session nnened with a s'on?. "It U ill
be Uuinnieri imu live and live," by Mi S W
Condon and the Mistcs Uorris,
A recilalion, Parody ou Maud Muller, A
J Collier.
iSolo, Mi-a Kussvll.
Uevitatiuii. r'ainilv Feud. Misa Tiila 15i ad-
ley.
Double (iiinrtette, "Sweet and Low," Mrs
Couli.lp, Misses Holt and Hrii, Meurs
Li.iiley, Jolinsoii and MuCluru.
1 he le.'turu oi the eveniuii was then de
livered by Prof Cniidoii,subji-ul. Cual. which
was l.iiilny appreciated uy ad.
Solo,' "1 he Did Arm Chair, Miss Ii us
sell.
The followihi; resolutions woie nuaniinoua
ly a.lopteil:
litx.i.VKl), That nur thanks are due end
are lierehy tendered tu the lecturers and'
eminent educators from alir.ad and at home
or their uulul iiistruelioii presented tu the
luctitute; to Judge ashliume and the
County Cniiiuilal"iier tor the Use of the
Court House; to Shei ill' J M Sloan for his
constant care and assiduous labor In i.rranx
ing and preparinv; the uocrt room for the uu
eupaucy and cuiufort of members of the In
stitute, t the citizens uf l'.iii;ene I ity lor
their kindness and hospitality inamiesle.l
during our sojourn among them; tu Pro
fessors Killer and Uuruhain for their courte
sy iu providing the teachers and members
with copies ot their usclul an. I prac'.ical
work presented before the Institute; to the
Oregon & Caliloi'nia Jiailmad Co tor their
generosity hi extending re. Iu ceil rates to all
teachers attending the Institute, to the pro
prietors of the hotels in 1- ueiic for their lili
eral rates of reduction; and to Prof U V
CouLdgo and the ladies and gentlemen who
so ably assiste-l liun in lurnishing the Insti
tute with eutcrtuininu and dcilght'lul music
luring the gcVerul sessions.
I'esoi.ved, That we appreciate the neces
sity of, nod rec.-goi!'.. the b-nellts arising
trom hol.ting I caohi-l's s Institutes; the study
of Lo:d text bonks on (lie theory and lira.:
tica of teaching;' the reading unit study id
e,noil school j.iurnul, ninl in shcunog other
aids iii the development of the teachers'
work, cud that we shall continue to do nil
in out power tu advance the best interests of
our proU-asioti whenever we lahor.
J!. S. Hawiiioknk, n,
T. M. M Aims,
?lr.H. .linens. C"m
M;kh J. M-KNt'Eit. J
Fair Association.
The I'oar.l of Directors of the Lane Coun
ty Agrieultural Association held a meeting
Monday. TI.e t".me of holdiu.' the next fair
was tixed for Wednesday alter the State
fair week, to continue four days. Commit
tecs were appointed ns follows:
l!j)vision of Premium List Geo Ilclshaw,
II M Day anrt H It Lu. k y.
Grounds and Pavilion -J II Campbell, 15
f) Hays and K J Mcl'lanahau.
Printing A liun.l, 1! Al Day and (Jen
P.elshaw.
. Superintendents K 15 Luckey, J I! Camp
bell and K J McCluuahan.
The rules were an amended that competi
tion for premiums and purses should be free
for all irrespective of locality.
The Hoard adjourned to meet the first
Monday in March.
CALIFORNIA CAT"U' CURB.
Guaranteed a positive cur for Catarrh,
Cold in the Head, Hay Fever, Rosa Cold.
Catarrhal Deafnes and sore eyes. Restores
the sense of Taste and Smell, removes bad
T.-ute.and Unpleasant Dfeiith resulting from
Cutarrli. Kasy and pleasant to use. Follow
direct-ions and a cure is warranted. For sale
by ull druggists.
AtRAMS Paiido.nkd. The board of par
dons met last week, ati.l considered a num
ber of pinions, lint of these only one was
recommended favorably to the Governor, ami
that was the one of Harry Abrams, of Line
county, sentenced to the penitentiary f- r
life, for the killing of I.'r lir.iwnlee, nt Juno
tion City, about three years ogn. In accor
dance with the recommendation, Abrams
was on last Saturday pardoned. The case
at tho time of the homicide excited a great
deal of comment, and strenuous efforts were
ma le to save Abrams from the penitentiary.
They failed, however, and he was imprison
ed, and was soon appoiottd a hook-keeper
iu the prison, us he is au expert accountant.
The news of his pardon will bo of especial
interest to tiie residents of Junction. Salem
Statesman.
Spring weather.
Grans (.-rowing nicely.
the days are lengthening.
Foi good deutistry go to Dr J Taylor,
City Council meets next Monday eveuing,
Matlock sell.e.erytliin-,' at the lowest prices
Matlock will pay the highest hrices for
all kin.ls of (tira.
1 here are 272 enuyiet iu tho State peni
u-ntiary at Salem,
l'en Holladay, jr, died at Washiocton. D
t, one .lay thia week.
there are n-iw enrolled m the Eugene
public school 377 pupils.
Matlock U receii in-; a lare If lie of new dress
goods. Cite him a ...i1!.
Read the proceedings of tho Commission
er Court iu another column.
See dates of sailing of tho 0P1! U Co
new fteauuhip Santa Maria.
Waltham, Springlield and Elgin watchea
Si 50 and upwards at Watts'.
See llristow & Craig's hew agricultural
advertisement in another column.
Ilobt Hayes won the Fry clock rallied off
last Saturday evening, throwing (2.
Hunters report thr.t Chinese pheasants
are quite numerous in this county.
Ilrilsli in tho river bottoms is commencing
tu leave unt. Pretty esily for Spring.
The new band will give a minstrel per
formauco in this eily in the near future.
Johnson grast and red and white clover for
sale at Robinson -t Church's hardware store.
S.inie No 1 hop laud for sale cheap.
Iars'e part clear and ready fur planting.
Geo. M. Miilkr.
Mr Chas liaker has had the wood work in
the ollke and diuiu room of his hotel re
painted.
The 0 P R R steamer ISentley, that was
sunk at Albany recently, will be raised ami
repaired.
A number of our citizens will attend the
inauguration of Governor Pennoycr at Salem
n.xt week.
Commissioners Day and Green were in
tnivii several day this week attending
County Court.
The cantata, "David tho Shepherd Boy,
was repeat.."! last .Monday evening to a
lare uudlence.
Country orders for job printing of any
kin.ls nt tho lowest prices aro respectfully
solicited by this ollice.
Matlock has just received from Chicago the
finest line of dr goods ever shown in En-
Kne. Ladles, examine them.
At the November term of Circuit Court the
case of J S Montgomery vs Eliza Jane Mont
goiuiy was settled and dismissed.
Rev K P Henderson presented this otlice
with a Japanese persimmon one day this
week. It was raised in California.
It is quite probable that Rev A L Parker,
of Ciiehalis, W T, will accept tho rectorship
of the Episcopal Church at this place.
Piitchiird, the jewelui, has for sale a full
line of watches, rings, chains, etc, which he
will sell cheap. Repairing a specialty.
A series of revival meetings will be held in
the C P Church beiniiiug onnday evening,
ii 9-h. All are cordiully invited to attend.
Mr S M Titus will soon let the contract
for the erection of a large luick building ou
the corner of Willamette and Eighth stre ts.
Goldsmith p.ys for beaver $i to f 'l 50 per
pound.
Mink anil coon, .i to .ill i ts,
Fislur and otter, tfi to i'ii.
The immigration to Oregon this year is
tiuuted 30,000. (
The liostal Telegraph Co will oien its othce
in this city latwo or three weeks.
The week of prayer has been duly, observed
by the resictive churches of Eugene.
We acknowledge the receipt of the twelfth
annual rt port of the I'ortland Roaid of Trade.
T he Portland Oregonian and Saleui States
man issued excellent editions of th eir fnilMri
on Jan 1st.
-.1
Gov Moody has apdnted Richard Cox
county jiidge,of Columbia county, ice John
Dobbins, resigned.
Mr J D. Matlock has had the top walls of
his brick building cemeuted this week, F F
Patterson doing the work.
During the past week two tra'ns have been
hauling travel fer ballasting purpose! on the
section of the road south of Eugeue.
There were 69 free scholarships held in
tin State University last year, irven of
which werj from Multnomah county.
Yesterday Mr and Mr II N Grain moved
into their handsome new dwelling ou the
corner of Ninth and Charnelton streets.
The mail mute recently advertised for ser
vice on the west side of the county, was let to
M G Smith for fLT-l per annum, he being the
lowest l-t.li'er.
As will be seen by tho Court proceedings In
another column, Mr ( G Smith has been rp-
pointed mad sn,ierviior of the south district
and A J Pickard of the north.
Pince our last Issue the following marriaue
licenses have been granted: Henry Mitchell
and Ellen Teeters, V A Putter and May
llubh; It Dunn and Mary Cole.
Wells, Fargo's express company have with-
lrauii from business on Puget Sound ami from
all points north of San Francisco, exeept on
the line of the Greg.ni & California railroad.
The U S Pension department is preparing
to give the history of the captives during the
rebellion, and wishes the address of every Sou
lier of the late war. who was at any time in
the leliel prisons.
The schooner Emma Utter was washed over
the rand spit at Siuslaw into the river one day
lastwetk. It is said that tho sdliooner had
a narrow escape, hue wa bound from San
Francisco for Puget Sound.
It is au odd si'lit to see the O RAN steam
ers passing up tho river empty and returning
loaded with wheat and the P boat uoiiiL'
lown empty and returning uu loaded with the
same commodity. Albany Herald.
Fred Douglas is getting acid in his old age.
He say the American people hate the negro.
As one of tho American peopld married Fred
and is now trotting over EiiMie with him, he
ought to he ashamed of himself -mid so ought
he.
The Scientific American, published hy Munn
& Co., New York, presents weekly tu in
readers tho best and most reliable record of
various improvaiuents in machinery, while the
scientific progress of the country ran iu no.
way he clane.l so well as b the regular pr-
rural of its pages.
An Oregonian, who 1ms mad'ft observations
and recorded them during the past forty years,
has arrived ut the conclusion that the overage
longevity in Oregon is greatei than that of any
State in the Union. He ascribes the fact to
the climate and simplicity in tho mode of liv-
During the year ending June last, nine
Oregonians died aged lot) years.
Willie Fails is most certainty a child of mis-
fortune, says the Albany Herald. He will he
17 years old the 27th of next month, cud yet
in that short time ho hAs l.r. 1 his right leg
hro!vei) twice, his arm broken twice, his collar
bone broken, ntid five of his ribs broken, be-
sides a number of minor injuries too numerous
to mention. H was just recovering from a re
cent injury when, yesterday, while wiestliug
Hh some ooys he slipped and fell, breaking
hope in his wrist.. If any one has a better
ci id let him cuue to thu front.
Personal.
men
Marrikd. At the residence of the bride's
parents, in North Rrownsviile, Dec 23, lSSli,
by Rev Sperry, 0 P Coshow, Jr, and Miss
I.ibby Kay, b-.th of PMWiistylle. Mr Co
show was a student in the State L'niversity
for several years, and has many friends here
who offer their congratulations. ,Mr C i
at present book-keeper for the Brownsville
mills.
The Lew Johnson Minstrels performed to
Mnall audience lust Saturday evening.
Those present sai l the performance Was
quite common.
The first train of the O P R 15 crossed
their bridge at Albany 'ust Thursday.
Hereafter traiua will be ruu regularly from
Albany to Yaquina Hay.
The Salem Yidetio is now printed as an
evening daily Democratic paper,' with K O
Norton as editor and E L Hristow as city
editor. Success to the new paper.
o
A couple of traveling musicians were nbnut
town last Tuesday night giving serenades
with bagpipes. The music was greatly ap
nreciated (?) by those who received calls..
i ..- ....
Iu another column will bo found Mr J IV'I n,a lavor
Cherry's advertisement. Ho keep! ',he far ,
famed Brownsville clothing, also a full line I Ifclil '
ot gents furnishing goods. Give him a call.
Mr J P Sweet, proprietor of the Hyde wire
fence pat-nt for Lane, and Douglas counties,
informs us that he is selling many farm rights
and that the fence is giving excellent aatlefac-
Tho Univ. rsity resumed work Tuesday'
morning, lho atieniiance iu trie college ue- Jv iA t-J
partnient is larger than ever before. rresi-Jf 1
ib.nf .folumon rcnortfl thflfc CYcollent work iflTT
being done.
Mr W A Cuinmings has purchased a one
half interest in Mr 1) F Dorris' Real Estate
and Insurance agency. The linn name here
after will be under the style and name of
Dorris & Cummiogs.
Lana county mourneth, She has an insur
ance case on docket that before it ia ended
will cost as much as an ordinary murder j
trial, and this without recompense in the
way of sensational tcsti.iinoy, and neck-:
tie party in dim prosptct. Too bad. Port
land Tib-gram. . ,
Commissioners Court.
The Commissioners Court met in Eugone
City ut the Court House, Wednesday morn-
Jan 0, 1887, at 10 a in. Present
Judge Washburn, Commissioners Day auil
Green, Clerk, and Sheriff.
file folloynig proceedings were had: .,
The following Road Supervisors were ap-
iuklll-tlmj-'is(il'f(?'iry uiimnrei r
Mr J P Thomson, the piano tuner, is iu the
city.
Mr N L Ruuey visited the metropolis thi
week.
Senator It !d Vl. h
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huge ne. ...
i . . .. .. .v.
Mr It C Humphrey wcat to Portland last
eduesday.
Hon h Hoult was iu town last Monday
aud Tuesday. .
Mr Geo M Miller has returned to Eugene
Iron) rlorence.
Policeman Cochran went to Sedd station on
bur-luess yesterdry.
Mr Geo Thurston, of Portland, rpent last
Sunday in Eugene.
Judge llean has been holding Court this
week at Rusebtirg.
Hon J C Wallace, ot Cottage Grore, was
in Eugene last Thursday.
Mr Geo A Dorris will leave for his home
iu Astoria this.iuwrn'ng.
Gen II Udell, postmaster at Salem
waa in Eugene yerterday.
Mr Frank Reisuer has returued from
visit to Washington, 1) C.
Frank Lewis, the tlcct foot-racer, waa in
towu several days this week.
Mr Jas L Page visited Albany last Thuri
day, returning home yesterday.
Judge Walton was in Junction couple of
day! this week ou legal business.
Mra I.ouisu Russell, nee Gray, returned to
her home iu Salem lust Thursday.
Dr J U Pilkington sjn'iit a couple of days in
town this week attending palieiits.
Miss Osie Walton, of this city has just coin
menccd a teim of school ut Priueville,
Mr J 7 Matlock, the live Goshen merchant,
gave this othce a pleasant call yesterday.
Air 1) 11 Gager of Wasco county was in
Eugene visiting friends last Wednesday.
Mr C C Cherry, the A'bauy foundryman,
waa in towu a couple of days this vrcok.
Gov Whiteaker is in Eugene visiting his
many trieu.ls. 1 his i his first visit for nearly
a year.
Dr. Keeler II Oabliert,' formerly of the
Grant's Pass Argus gave this otlice a call yes-
trinity,
Mr J H Chitwood, of Ashland, waa in Eu
genu yesterday. Ho goes to Salem thia
morning.
Mrs Time Neelcy continues to improve.
Her comploto recovery now is ouly a mat
ter of tuno.
Mr 1 1 aines, of Roseburg, was in town
several days this week visiting at the resi
dence uf his brother.
Uncle T.ben Stewart was con lined to his
room several days this- week from sickness-
Thursday he was better and able to be about
our streets.
Ion John Whiteakor, Collector of Inter
nal Revenue at Portlaud, attunded the initi
alling of tho new Co landcry, K T, at Al
bany last Thursday.
Hon Milton Shannon, of Ilcnton county,
has been visiting at the residence of his
brother is this city, Mr Wesley Shannon,
during the. past week. .
Mrs SO Shaw left Sedalia, Mo, where she
has been visiting for some time, last Thursday,
for her home in this city. . Wio will probably
arrivo here next Tuesday. .
Mr Hugh McKcn.ie, the only Democratic
member of tho Legislature from Douglas
county, spent teVeral days in Eugene this
week. He leaves lor Salem on this morn
ing's train.
, Mr David Shannon, who has been visiting
in Fugeuo for several weeks, left for his
home in Marion county last Thursday. W
are pleased to learn that his health n much
better than npon hie arrival here.
, Sir Knights James F Robinson, Win Pres
ton, W T Peet, V U Dunn and 8 M Ynran
went to Albany Thursday morning for tho
pnriMise of instituting Templar Commandory
No 3, Knight Templars, of that city. ,
The remains i f Mra Jennie Rumaey ar
rived in Portland from Grand Rapids last
Monday and tho funeral services wore held
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Dexter Items.
Jan 7th, 1887.
Where Is that "oldest Inhabitant" who pre
dicted a hard winter? (
Rom, at Trent, Dec 2tUh, to the wife ot W
II McCall, a son.
MrT L Rutledge of Eufrerie spent the holi
days, with friends at this place.
Mis Adlth Messenger of Springfield made a
brief visit to this place this week
Mr Andrew Miller came near "uaulmr In hli
checks" on Saturday last. While out hunting
a irun was accidentally discharged, the ball
barely missing his head.
Our merchant here emnhatieallv denies tint
he forcibly entered the Trent school hour u
charged in thi news items from this place
dated Dec 2ftth. , .
How is that. "Uno Who." U course w all
do) is a resident of Eugene and yet dates his
items as if written at thia place. Does he em
ploy au amanuensis:
We regret that Uno Hoo" did not Minr
himself at the Cliristmast tree. Ha certainly
received very flattering notice In the "Out
sipir," mid the various presents he received
are iu daily use in every well regulated house
hold. It, E. Txeiw
City Transfers.
Geo 11 Dorris to K Monro, lot In 1 Wrt
addition: c.m. SliiS. i
D K Christian to School 1)1.1 Voi lot l
Mulligan's ad.litiou; con, $150.
Tu SO. A C. Sai.c -Senator .SUnford aald
to day that the Southern Pacific company,
would soon come into osseaaion of the Oregon
A California railroad. The road is now in the
hands of a receiver, and tho fact that its cm
trol to the extent of Its sale is not iu a few
hands, has delayed tho transfer of it to the
Southern Paeilic, but negotiations had been
successfully carried on for sumo time, and un
less mmie unforeseen obstacle . arises, ' the
Soi. Ihern Paeilic will get the Mad. Among
feeders that it Is i-roivossd tu build to ths)
Southern Pacific in Califort.ia, ia a line front
vtiilow into iliimlHldt county. Wcdbes-
lay's Washington special to the Oregoulan.
'Ii Waiiiinuton. A letter received frorrs
Mrs 11 II (filfry gives information of tho
settling of the family for the Wiuter at No
!M5 K street, N W, in WnHln'uBton. Thoir
Summer vacation was delightfully spent in
Atlantic City, the resort of at least CO.OCX)
people, also in visiting Poston, Plymouth
and other5 place! rich in historical interest,!
described in a graphio way, convincing nno
that letter-writing has not become the "lost
art" 10 frequently spoken of.
Fivb Ykars. Hibbs, the defaulting poet-
master, waa sontenced at Lowiaton, last
Tuesday morning, to five yean' hard labor in
the territorial penitentiary at Roise City.
Hibbs made a speech, thanking all the ofbV
cers and counsel individually. He aaid he
had nothing to iny against' the witnesses
lave J J Murphy, ex-Postal Inspector, whoso'
statemeuta, he aaid, were lies from end to
end.
l'RNMANNHtr Woro were shown, thia
week; samples of pcumahship by the Mesirsf
Rowland. The samo shows the highest of
ability in that art. The young mon intend
giving instruction! hero and should roooive ft
liberal support. Samples of their penman-
hip may tie seen at the book store of Mo-
Cornack & Collier or their offico in Walton'a
brick.
Makiiikd. In San Francisco, Jan 8, 18S7,
id the residence of M Eiscnborg, 1713 Cali
fornia St, Mr tl 8 Simon and Miss Anna-
Adlur. We wish tho couple a long and hap.
py matrimonial life.
Several uf our merchant have been invoic
ing thia week. i , , ,
. , i
According tu the Jewish . calendar Febru
ary will be the oddest mouth this Winter.;
The Satein Dally Yldetto has the following.'
rse motto: "To the visitor! belong the
spoils."
Ed aud Austin Gearin, well known her,
have sold their store at Hay Creek, Crook
county, to Van Hoiiten Pros.
Money! Cash! I Coin! I!.
11 JtmL
four bottles cured her. At
REV II IlEWELL, of Pi
of Gilmore s Aroiuatie ine
he a most desirable remedy
every family."
THEiWTFE. MOTHER i at 3 o'clock that afternoon from tho residence
suffers frem Female' Weakni nf her father, Ur A I Nieklin, No 175
will find ilinnr's Aromatic Washington street. The remains wero iu
cure, hoi d hy Osburn and tot(jrp(,( t Sae
in last Tuesday.
GIUMRES AROMA 1 1; H(lt K p C()oman R M Veatch, L Pil
cess, therej .re we challenge li
vi hii f! K fill. S G 1 homninn anil J M
duce tu equal as rOTwp"-y--' - - - - -r
RFV W FISK RKQUAt,u""r"i '"''Prescr.iing uwe county in tne
and find it an excellent husdiMl(,a )c(ive f(ir. that ct t () .r,)0
none uught to do without .-,,., .,. lir.Hnt,l M ,i,.
REVHAJ5KISPECK(ntl -"v j
. I.I...1 Mfllh IIIIIJ IHRKIOII.
says, i waa ".."i". -
Dilhcnlty anil ieBt. 's"f : t . zrz:
uivikrinir me out. After I
Wine two days I realiied greii
well and otherwise feeling likl
chesrfully recommend It to s
ty. for aale by Osburn -vnd
I hereby notify all that; are 'indebted to me
that I must insist on the paymentof theaaiueat'
a time not long hence. I appreciate your pat
ronage and hopo for a continuance of the same,
but it takes rniuiey to buy goods. I shall ex-,
pact a response soon, and Iti those whose ac-
counts are of long standing I will say, don't
blame anyone but yourselves .if iswt Is 'made'
against you, for I shall collect the same If Imjs
sible. F. B. Dun.
Delinquent Tax Notice. ,
Notice is hereby given to all owing taxes,
now delinquent, that the Ununty Court at its
late session irdi-red me to collect the same,
'orthwith. 'This Is therefore to notify all
oiK-erncd that if they wish to save costs they
must come forward at once and pay the same,
or 1 will be obliged Ui proceed against them
.egally. '' J. hi. Sloan, Sheriff Lane Co,
Sept 15, 1USI1.
BROS.
DEALER
i.i
M. r l." i-e'y cur! piles ! from North Cordina and are guaranteed to
u Piawnteed to pive . be the pure artice. He also keeps a line of
i( moTtI refunded. For I tobaccos. The gooda will be told cheap for
''ns, Corns, and
North Cakomna LtroR Store. XfrS L
Spicer has just opened the N C Liquor
Store in the sooth room of the New Rink , ive c(JlltJ,(
A Washing on, D C, letter in last Sun
The matter of mutilated coins coins with
holes punched through them has received
the ollicial attention of tno U S Treasury
Depirtment anil the lawful value of such
coina has been established as follows: Double
eagles, fifteen dollars; silver dollars, levcu-ty-five
cents; half dollars, thirty-live cents;
quarter dollars, eighteen cents; aud dime!
lorki,
building. His liquors were shipped direct
tL'l.vvi:.t'1 Eugene
" TS Kl ill 1 1,
if csnta.
Cish.
Died. Near Davton, Yamhill county,
Oregon, at 2 pm, Jan 1, ISS7, Mrs Sarah
Odell, sged 83 years. Decked wai the
mother of Geo W II Odell, postmaster al I j. employe.!, in th bounty and pay division
day's Oregonian from Mr T C Judkim has
the following personal: "On the 21 inst
Laben II Wheeler, of Portland and Eugete,
having satisfactorily served Oct his six
months' probation as clerk in the treasury
deoartnieut, was ivcn a permanent appoint
ment. His salary still remains it il J'SI He
Tax Notice
Tax payers will taxe notice
the usual voting places d till
cincU ofIne ccunty irom n
til 3 o'clock p m ol eacu nay
collect ion of taxe! for the
town, to-wit:
Willamette,
Irving,
liiing Tom,
Richardson,
Cheshire,
Spencer, .
CreoswelL.
Cottage Grove,
Siuslaw,
(yf.t,
Snriiigri'ld,
Middle Fork,
J'.ll 'b
Saturday,
Monday,
'lu.sday. J
Thursday! j
rrulay. I
Kutiirilay
M'.nda
Tuesds
Thnrsd
FiUfay
Mon'la
Wed of i
j Salem, and was well known in Lane ccnnty.of the aecond auditor1! office."
i Nntrli4 anil
In the matter of the petition of J K Sturte
vant for road uf public eajwrcnt; It is ordered
that li M Kichsr Iv.n, H C Huston and Jr.n
' A Jeans Le appointed viewer! to view, locate
and assess the .la nages if any to the land of
said Iavid Gate" by rei on of locating said
Mad, tn mt Jan l-, DM?.-
In the matter of the jW-tition of H C P--r"-kins,
et al, fur county road, declared estali
lii-hrd a public road.
Jn the maiv-r "I the afn'ration to vacate a,
iiortion ot Water street in the original town of .
Eugene City, (run: nrderad that petition lie
granted and that portion of Water slretex
t;tt!ing from thew.-"t line of High street in id
town to the wentern Ismndary thereof and being
in fnwt r.f fr.vrtionsl block "C in sid town,
be and the same is hereby declared vratd.
In (he matter n( the (x-tition of A Wh'eler,
et al, for county road; the petition is hereby
order1! dimied.
At this time the Court drew the jury list for
18K7.
raf ler-r.ws k innne
f ' y- ' V
- H sc- VJ"'"' II AMI li
uen 5
DISPOSED Of ! !
OUIt BIG STOCK
-OF-
Brownsville'
Boys Clolhmg:-
AND
t -'
GOODS.
See our remarkably completo and elegant
new stock at the
tfLOWEST PBIOESJ .
HATS OF TIIE VEHY LATEST STYLES
Our arsortment of Newest Shapes for Fall and Winter Is very Large, and
all are of first class quality.
No TROUBLE to SHOW Goods.
J. W. CHERRY, Walton's Brick.