The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-09-19
This week will finish harvest.

| -oSu 0Tdut Has fcCclfcu urB0IG 1uNlG9ClOuS
to be present at our coming State Fair.
Mr.. Eivin Glass started, last Sunday, for
Lewisville, to open his school on Monday.
| w. s. Ladd, r. 81. Lamson and party,
made their headquarters at the Occidental.
| Geo. F. Simpson, of Albany, was in the
city last Wednesday. looking after business.
The weather. has been very warm for a
few days. 1t just suits the farmers, how
ever.
See John A. Browns adj of the Stewart
sewing machine, which is becoming quite
popular.
j. r. Lomer has purchased the interest of
r. T. Motley in the livery business of Jas.
Eglin Il Co.
| A. M. Witham sold one his fine carriage
horses, last Tuesday, to w. s. Ladd. Con-
sideration, $3.50.
| The wife of Rev. Fl. P. Dunning return
ed, last Saturday, from visit to California,
in excellent health.
While every thing is dry, it is well to
guard against fires. can ounce of preyen-
tion is worth pound of cure.
Mr.. Robert Buchanan, of this county,
has moved into Corvallis for the purpose of
sending his children to the College.
w. P. Ready and Elvin Glass, having
exhausted the supply of chickens on the
Alsea Bay, returned Saturday night.
David Osburn, of this city, started for
Ochoco last Tuesday morning, to assist his
father in bringing in some beef cattle.
The State Agricultural College is filling
up very fast, and the present year promises
to be the most prosperous in Its hi cory.
VIM Barton, DID,, paid his .spects to
Recorder Bryson Monday morn lg, and was
granted the hospitalityo of the city jail for
six days.
Max Friendly has just received his new
goods, but did not have time to write an ad.
this week. Look out, for next issue of the
GAZETTE.
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*
Thanks to Mr.. James Drake for a couple
of splendid salmon trout, caught near Elk
City. They were very line, indeed, weigh
ing about 2 lbs each.
| Rev. John Rosenberg, of Portland, Off
ciated in the Episcopal church of this city,
Corvallis and its people.
VIM. Robinett and family, of Dayton, w.
T. have moved to Corvallis for the purpose
OI S6Htllug bU Uuc SbllCgC. 4HCy CApCSV "
remain several years for school purposes.
Sol. King, our efficient sheriff, started
for the "bunch grass" country last Mon
day, whittier he goes to convey his daugh-
ter, wife of Doc. Kiger, to join her husband.
The firm of Chenoweth & johnson have
been repainting and refitting their office, the
ssTempie of Justice, during the week D.
Brown and j, Winning were the artists en-
played.
Last Wednesday, J. d. Wood, of this
county, passed through the city to Sodaville,
Linn county, where he will commence
school next Monday He is an experienced
teacher.
F. M. johnson, of the law firm of Chen
oweth & johnson, went to Dallas, last
Wednesday to look after legal business.
The new firm is looking after real estate
matters
The Columbia Conference, M. E. Church
South, will hold its fourteenth annual ses-
sion at Albany, Oregon, on next Wednes-
day, 9th inst, at 8 A. M, Bishop Keener,
presiding.
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 team of Mr.. N, P. Briggs took spin
through the city, yesterday-running from
near his residence to the lower end of town.
The wagon was badly demoralized-so we
are informed
We understand than the dog show on
Wednesday evening, was not very numerous
ly attended. We suppose they received
their patronage from the same source they
procure their printing.
If you want goods at lower rates than at
any other house in the city, call on L. G.
Kline & Co., their stock of domestic dry
goo's is now complete, other lines will be
complete in few days.
Rev. T.. Godfrey delivered an interesting
address before the Blue Ribbon Club, last
Tuesday evening, Night of meeting was
changed to SATURDAY., to meet at the NJ. E. |
church on the 9th inst.
w. s. Ladd and R. H. Lamson, u. 8. |
jury commissioners, were in the city Mon
day and Tuesday, selecting the jury for the
U. 5. District and Circuit courts. They
went from here to Eugene.
Preaching at the College chapel Sabbath
morning and evening, by Rev. Joseph Eme-
ry. These will be the closing services for
the present conference year. The public |
are cordially invited to attend.
Through the labors of Rev. J. w. York.
w. F. Dixon and G. w. Royal, the old par
sonage building has been greatly improved |
for the reception of the new minister of the |
NJ. E. Church, Rev. Mr.. Chapman.
Thanks to D. NJ. c. Gault, Secretary of
Washington County Ag Society, for com.
plimentary ticket. The Fair opens Sept |
22d and continues until the 26th. The ex-
hibit promises to be unusually large this |
year.
B. w. Wilson, E. A. Abbey. James Drake |
and Wallace Baldwin returned from the Bay !
last Thursday. Bush" although improved |
by the trip, is far from well Close confine- |
ment and unremitting Office duties are be- |
ginning to tell on him.
Fred. w. Vincent, DAYTON and Marion |
Elliott, Geo. Biddle and N. Stilson, of this
city, started for the east by last Monday's
stage The two latter gentlemen 90 in the |
interest of new medicine, and the three |
former to attend college.
Mr.. Sigmund Sichel, of Portland, brother
in-law of Mr.. Jacob Senders, has become as
s.,ciated with the latter gentleman in busi.
ness. They have just opened mammoth |
stock of goods at the stand lately occupied
by Sheppard, Jayeox Il Co. See their ad. in
to-day's GAZETTE
Sunday School will be resumed at the
College chapel, next Sunday, at 81 A. M.
DIR. F. Cauthorn vas unanimously elected |
Superintendent and Prof B. j. Hawthorne.
Asst. Superintendent, at a session of the
Quarterly Conference, held on Monday
evening, the 18th inst.
There came near being fire in the old row
of wooden buildinge south of A. Cauthorn
& Sons store. last Sunday morning. Mr. T.