The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-12-26

Allen & Woodward have a fine assort
ment of gift books and holiday presents
Call and see them.
/ The largest stock of toys, dolls, ETC., al
FL. E. Harris, Santa Claus headquarters.
| R, N Baker, the tailor, has returned
from Walla Walla, and again opened a shoI
at his old stand, one door north of the GA
ZETTE Office.
/ ~ Sitting Bull this week see ad
1 A fine selection of Sheet music at Mrs
F. NJ. johnson.
Farmers come to town in sleighs now
Something unusual in Webfoot.
For fine French candies, you must go tc
e. Rosenthal's.
/ Latest styles of solid silver and plated
ware, just received by w. c. Crawford
A large stock of French and American
candies, at Geo. Gerhard's.
Seidenberg & Co.'S Key West Cigars, for
sale by Ralston Cox, Vincent House.
Please renew your subscription to GA
ZETTE.
If YOU want to see the finest, best and
cheapest cook stove in the world, go to
Penn's.
The new stock of Fine cigars and Tobacco
received this week by Cox, Vincent House,
can't be beat. Try them.
| The largest and finest stock of Imported
and Domestic cigars, in the city, at George
| Gerhard's,
Turkish, and all the best brands of Do
mestic Smoking and chewing Tobacco, at
Ralston Cox's, Vincent House.
| Peter Meads proposes to give grand ball
at his residence, in Kings Valley, on the
| night of the 25th inst.
If you want to buy reliable time-keepers,
cheap, either for your house or pocket, go to
P. p. Greffoz. 3w*
NOTICE. After January lst, JOS Ger
hard will shoe horses at following rates
Four new shoes, 81 90; four old shoes,
81 90.
Persons who were SO fortunate as to own
sleighs and horses, seemed to enjoy sleigh
riding last Monday and Tuesday.
One poor team, last Sunday and Monday,
seemed to be rather hardly dealt with, be-
ing attached to an improvised sled, and
made to do extra hard duty under the whip.
A beautiful little case of French Wax
matches given with every package of cigar
cites. Ralston Cox, Vincent House.
Mrs. F. M. johnson, now has large
class in Instrumental music, and will still
receive more pupils. Mrs. j. would be
pleased to see all who are thinking of taking
lessons, before the new year begins.
Notice to farmers and Others
graphy. We will take produce or firewood
III exchange for work done at the Corvallis
Photographic Gallery. <. Heslop, proprie-
tor. None but good work sent out.
A large variety of holiday presents for
sale by ?. P. Greffoz. 3w*
Pride of Commerce and Mermaid Cigars,
the best bit cigars in the city, at Ralston
Cox's Vincent House.
New goods are arriving, and prices are
being slaughtered, at the New York Auc-
tion House, and don't you forget it.
Take peep into Carlile's and see the
Christmas ixin's, and you won't fail to buy,
for he sells lower than any body else
And don't you forget it, Rosenthal's is
the place to find the finest, largest, and
cheapest stock of holiday presents in Cor
Wallis.
If you want to buy bolts, screws, butts,
mattocks, draw-shaves, axes. grindstones,
| forks and shoyels, or ything In the hard
ware line, go to Penn's-and don't You forget
| to remember it.
Seaside Library, OF choice novels in PAM
phlet form, 10 and 20 cents each, Corvallis
| News Depot, Vincent House.
Sound the hewgag, beat the drum,
| From housetop and from steeple,
For the New York Auction House
Is now giving goods to the people.
A. Cauthorn Son have on hands afarge
supply of those Frustrated Raisens, which
have no superior, and are sold at the aston
| ishing low price of 81 so for 20lb Box, and
| 75 cents for 5lb Box. Try them. l6:52w2.
| Messrs. Drake e Grant, merchant tailors,
have fine lot of foreign and domestic cloths
on hand and are prepared to furnish suits,
in the latest styles, ON short notice. Don't
| wear :" shoddy," or send your orders abroad,
when you can get first-class work at home.
They guarantee satisfaction, in every case.
Unique New Year calling cards at this
office-tfteen varieties of the latest STYLE
For your jewelry and holiday presents,
call at w. c. Crawford's.
| Our patrons will please bear in mind that
our rule is strictly prepay for GAZETTE.
Look out for postal card soliciting renewal
of subscription.
| After your New Years Dinner, smoke one
of those Imported Havana Cigars, to bo had
of Ralston Cox, Vincent House.
| Picture frames, brackets, wall pockets,
ETC., and books, of all kinds, finest assort-
ment this side of Portland, at Graham,
Hamilton & Co.'S
| You will have an opportunity, for few
days more, to get one Of those beautiful oil
| paintings, or one of those elegant clocks, at
the New York Auction House, which are
being sold for half their value
| We have sent our customary postal card
| to all subscribers whose term expire with
the volume. Should any mistakes occur,
please report to this office, Immediately,
and they will be promptly corrected.
! The hosemen of Young America Engine
/ Company intend to give Firemen's dance
on the 23d of February.
Mr.. Aaron Cisco, with G. w. Walling &
Son, of the Willamette Nursery, arrived in
the city, last Thursday, and returned by
Friday, mornings boat. He brought up a
fine lot of choice trees for sale. Mr.. VIM
Groves is agent for the same.
/ Our present s'cold snap," and it's a nip-
per, commenced last Friday, and has crowd
| ed the mercury way down. Saturday night
snow fell to the depth of about five inches
! in town, and nearly foot out in the hills
west of town. The ground was slightly
frozen, and the sleighing is only tolerable-
will break through.
The ALEX. DUNCAN. following. from
the Oreeonian of the 18th inst, will be
cheering news to the people of Yaquina bay,
Tiilamook, and other points along our coast,
who are depending upon the Duncan for a
ready market for their produce, as well as
4 for supplies for thes winter The coastine
steamer Alex. Duncan, Capt. Carroll, which
was reported wrecked at the mouth Of
/ Rogue river arrived at San Franeisco uas