The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-11-07

For Albany North and South) daily, at. .....s A. H.
Philon,ath Newport, Monday, Wedn-
esday and Friday, at. g A. n.
Once hours from A. n. to Pm.
Money Order Office hours from S:3c A. n. to P. N.
N. r. BARBER, P. NJ.
Portland is troubled with female walkists
What next?
Highest cash price paid for hides at the
Catarrh and Asthmatic Cigarettes, at
Geo. Gerhard's.
Try the Unity cigar, for sale at the Cor
wallis News Depot.
The BARLEY brethers. lower Alsea, were
in the city last Wednesday.
Sugar cured hams. breakfast bacon. and
dried beef. at the Palace market.
The best cigars and tobacco in the city can
be had at the Corvallis News Depot.
E. A. Abbey came out from the Bay,
Last Wednesday. and is now in the city.
A communication from Plexus. unavoida-
bly, crowded out this week. Will uppear
next.
Pure HAVANA tobacco cigarettes with
patent corn husk mouth piece, NGeo. Ger
hard's.
Mr. A. E. Acklom has sold his interest in
the Motley farm to his partner. Mr.. H.
Symonds.
Mr. r N. Baker. tailor of this place, ex.
poets som to start for Walla Walla, to per-
manently reside.
First class photography at the Corvallis
Gallery. Prices to suit the times. and sat
isfactinn guaranteed.
Lecture at Evangelical Church next Sab
bath evening. by the Pastor. Subject
The Homes OF Jesus.
Mrs. j. Mason has her new shop, on
Third street, fitted up in grand style, and
has full stock OF millinery go''ds
The jury in the case Of DIR. D. s. Stryker,
of Drain, ON charge of manslaughter,
brought in a verdict of "not guilty."
The celebrated Mrs Dr. Smith will he at
the Vincent House. Corvallis, on the 18th
and l4th of November Consultation free
The price of bran. at the Corvallis -four
ing mills, has been reduced to $ll per ton
Now is the time to secure your cow feed for
the winter.
Mr.. 7 Surman. Of Soutb Beach. Yaouina
Bay, gave us a call last Saturday. He was
en- route to Albany, where he expects to stop
for awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs 4. r. Acklom went to
Portland last week, and from there to the
Dalles, for short visit, when they will re-
turn to Corvallis
nuIe,s head does not contain a bra;n
c.nahIe of cplture and refined rearing but
IL Is wonderful to what extent the other end
of his form can be reared.
Natural Leaf Ming smokino tobacco emf
from tie finest Virginia light dressed. 9 inch
plugs. All who smoke a pipe should try it.
Sold by Geo. Gerhard.
Caporai Cigarettes are superior to all 9TH
ers. made from lest Virginia tobacco and
pure rice paper. to be had at the Corvallis
News Depot.
Services at tbe M r. church in this
c;tv next Sabbath morn;no and evening hv
the nastnr SUNDAY school ;mmded;afeIv
after morning service.
NJ To- Thor,rson +,,no of yoo,;,.
p.w n...sd .hranab ths o;yd IT, last Wsdnas'
day. en- route to Portland. where he proposes
to stick type for the winter.
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Our yonng 1riend' y. n. M"sner. OF tne
pen'oh o,aue' Nok nus iesse OF IMVaiiis,
P~s.i.,,.a NJ Eatt = ms, @ - .na.;,r -
latin the Rlalia
A. l"w,-,
lars ON Ine " es's1ae laliloaa are making
oaiiy 'r1pS y, oe'"een 1or.ial'u anu inuepenu
ence, !he GRADERS are no" AT ~"rk III our
city limits. Ieams are In great demand.
wages d per "ay.
). IL; n. Ir'in' the irrepresslbie Joseph,
came an tne way trom Portland, Hast week.
70 sell the tarm machinery, ana nther etlects,
Tor Mr. Sam. Daw' OF TINS county Joe
Is success at crying
Geo A. Sheppard. of the firm of Shep
pard, Jaycox Il Co, was in this city last
Sunday. en- route from San Francisco to
Walla Waila. They will soon open out in
saod, ''e' P'Asee "''', an ''''o 0''oN VI
John Smith, Esq, has purchased the CITY
Market and hxtures and proposes to sup
Ply MS customers with the Dest meats IN
the country. ne knows just vners 70 pro-
cure ias neeVes aad mutton. free delivery.
See his ad IN another column.
We had pleasant call, last Wednesday
afternoon from Capt. j. Parker, owner of
the steam tug Katie Cook. which went
ashore at Alsea Bay. recently. AS soon as
she receives her new propeller, the Captain
will take her to Tiilamook Rock, and place
ner IN government employ.