The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-09-12

Max Friendly and wife returned from
Portland on Monday.
Hon. W. j. Kelly, of Monroe, was in the
city the first of the week.
We never use the tweed" but if you want
A No. cigars, call on Fl. E. Harris.
Mr.. w. 81. Goldson returned from East
ern Oregon last Saturday.
We are under many obligations to Mr..
Henry Dohse, for favors, this week.
Jacob Senders started for Portland last
Saturday, to purchase a fall stock of goods.
Don't forget the temperance rally at Mud
dy Grange Hall, next Sabbath at 3 P. M
At the sale of booths, on the state fail
grounds, on the 4th inst, $l,7l0 25 was
realized.
A. J. Young adyertises his interest in the
new hotel for sale. Cause-sickness of his
wife.
81. s. Maynard, dropped in and set us Q
'tstick" of type yesterday. The first he had
set for many years.
Ii you want choice berries or fruit, from
F. A. Horning's farm. don't forget to leave
your orders with III. E. Harris.
son Photographic gallery in this city. He
will make an announcement next week.
Mrs J. Mason starts to Portland, next
Tuesday, for full stock of new goods. Our
lady readers will take notice.
Wanted-good fresh butter, viii pay the
highest market price, in cash or trade, at
RAYS.
Great demand for houses now in Corvallis.
A dozen new houses would command good
rent and steady tenants.
We understand that r. T. Motley has
bought half interest in the livery stable
of j. M. Eglin, in this city.
Morning and evening services will be held
in Episcopal church on Sunday, Rev. Mr..
Rosenberg officiating.
Geo. E. Good, of the Dallas Ienizer, an
nounces that with the beginning of next
volume he will adopt the prepay system.
Good move.
M Stock and Otto Fox are among the
passengers of the incoming steamer. Messrs.
Kline and Jacobs expect to leave San Fran
cisco for home next Sunday.
Call at Allen Woodward's and get a
nice bottle of perfume, for your wife, sister,
or sweetheart. for SO cts, and an atomizer
thrown in. They are the latest agony.
No tidings from Messrs. Ready and Glass,
since their departure for Alsea, one week
ago. Guess they are gobbhng up large
quantities of vacant land.
LosT.-By lady, in this city, last Tues
day, large red coral shawl pin. The find
er will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at this Office. l6:37w2*
The time of meeting of Excelsior Lodge,
No. 9, I. o. q. T., has been changed from
s o'clock to 1880 p m. Members, and es-
pecially officers, please remember.
A man who habitually treats other mems
wives more politely than he does his own
will have to pay cash in advance at this
Office
Rev. w. P. Nichols and family stopped
at the Vincent House last Tuesday night,
en- route to Siletz Indian Agency, where Mr..
N. takes position as teacher.
Wheat ia coming into our warehouses
quite lively, and is turning out much better
than anticipated.
Mr.. &. A. Habersham, u. s. assistant
engineer, and party, were registered at the
Occidental Hotel last Tuesday night, en- route
to Umpqua.
We are glad to learn that Col T. Egen-
ton Hogg, who is now in San Francisco, is
improving in health. Hope to see him at his
home, in Corvallis, ere many days.
The Corvallis Blue Ribbon Club has held
meetings for the past two weeks on Tuesday
evenings Meets next Tuesday evening at
Evangelical church.
George Gregg, ESQ.,, travelling agent of DIR.
J. G. Aver Co., Lowell, Mass, gave Us a
call last Tuesday, and renewed the advertis-
ments for their celebrated popular medi-
cines.
Geo. A. Sheppard, of the firm Sheppard,
Jaycox 4 Co., returned to the city last
Tuesday, and is now busily engaged in ar
rangement for settlement of the firm busi-
ness.
L. G.. Kline & Co. would announce that
the first part of their fail stock will arrive
this week and will continue to come until
they have the most complete stock in the
city. Call and examine for yourselves.
Wanted-An owner for the first volume
of book entitled the Western Preacher. !"
1t was left at this Office, by Uncle Jack"
Grimsley. Does not know how it came into
his library.
The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween G. A. Whitney and N. A. Thomp-
son, druggists, at Philomath, has been dis
solved, and Mr.. Thompson continues the
business.
some of the boys" went to the waste
basket under our rule-no attention paid to
anonymous correspondence. The name must
accompany the correspondence, to insure
insertion in GAZETTE.
Mr.. Wallis Nash is still improving in
health. The first of the week he was able
to leave his bedchamber and walk about the
door yard. He hopes to be able to go to
the Bay, in few days.
Mr. James Readman, who represents the
great grain firm of A. M. Gillespie Co.,
London, is now buying wheat and paying
the highest market price. His office is in
Fishers brick, upstairs.
The Public School, at Philomath, which
has, for several years, been in connection
with Philomath College, opened out last
Monday morning, under very favorable aus
pices, in separate buildings. Some thirty
! scholars for commencement Very good
d. M. Thompson, of Albany, was in the
city, last Tuesday. "Dave" says he come
up, simply because he was offered Sc fire,
| ride We are inclined to think, however
he was looking after the Yaquina railroad
and harbor of refuge.
Mrs. Mason moved into her new building
on the southwest corner of Third and Mon
roe, last Wednesday, when she will be pleas
ed to see her old customers, and new one
also. Full stock of millinery goods. New
ad. next week.
Just as we went to press, yesterday, w
learned that man named Copeland, a
| work at J. A. Cauthorn's warehouse, wa
very severely injured by being caught by
revolving shaft. DIR. F. Cauthorn was callet
but at the time of going to press was un
able to tell the extent of his injuries.