The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-12-19

office-hfteen varieties of the latest style.
/ For your jewelry and holiday presents,
call at w. G. Crawfords.
h If you want to see the finest, best and
cheapest cook stove in the world. 60 to
Penns
/ The finest lot of smoked meats ever of.
fered to the citizens of Corvallis. at the
Palace.
Geo. King, Newport, was in the city,
this week, returning from the wreck of the
Courser, on Puget Sound.
Miss Rebecca Wren, of the Vincent
House, is visiting married sister in Inde-
pendence.
The prizes to be awarded at the masquer-
ade skating carnaval are ON exhibition at
Crawford's
The new stock of Fine cigars and Tobacco
received this week by Cox, Vincent House,
can't be beat. Try them.
Ritchey, a California print" gave us a
call this week. We gave him days work
and sent him on his way rejoicing.
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 giYe-a 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~
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 Christmas Dinner, smoke one
of those Imported Havana Cigars, to be had
of Ralston Cox. Vincent House.
A beautiful little case of French Wax
matches given with every package of cigar
cites. Ralston Cox, Vincent House.
Mrs. F. NJ. johnson, now has large
class in Instrumental music, and will still
receive more pupils. Mrs. ]. would be
p1sased to see all who are thinking of taking
lessons, before the new year begins.
DR. F. A. johnson, of this city, was call
ed to Albany, last Monday, to consult with
physicians there in reference to a very COM
plicated case.
Notice to farmers and others-Photo-
graphy We will take produce or frewood
in exchange for work done at the Corvallis
Photographic Gallery. E. Heslop, proprie-
tor. None but good work sent out.
Geo. Mercer is again upon the streets,
after protracted serious illness. But, in
the words of DIR. j. B. Lee, his attending
physician, he "looks like stall fed ghost. !"
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 Raist n
Cox's, Vincent House.
Mr. f. Wadsworth, of Monroe, is intro
ducing new style of churn, in this county,
which is likely to become very popular.
| just what every family in the county needs,
Take peep into Carlile's and see the
Christmas fixin's, and you won't fail to buy,
for he sells lower than any body else.
| Don't forget to order your New Year call
| ing cards at the GAZETTE Printing House.
They are ''way up" in style, and low down
in price.
And don't you forget it, Roscnthal's is
the place to find the finest, largest, and
cheapest stock of holiday presents in Cor.
wallis l
Hon. r. A. Bensell returned from below
on Wednesday of last week, and started for
| home on SATURDAY.. He is delighted with
our railroad prospects, and thinks the fu-
ture of Benton county never looked brighter.
E. A. Abbey arrived from the bay, last
Wednesday evening, with his spring wagon.
In crossing the Cardwell hill I" Kit . cap
sized the first time in A years teaming.
No damage done.
| If you want to buy bolts, screws, butts.
mattocks, draw-shaves, axes. grindstones,
forks and shevels, or anything 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
Messrs. Drake C 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, inevery case.
The GAZETTE will enter upon its seven
teenth volume the lst of January, 1880. A
little work, on the part of its friends, would
double our circulation. We shall spare no
pains to make it worth the subscription
price, 81 so, to every patron. Help us, and
we will help you.
work, in the very latest styles. Vest chains,
jewelry, switches, &C., a speciality. Leave
orders with Mrs. Kelly, or Mrs. Rinker, at
Mrs. KellY's millinery store. 16:47w4
Nowhere in Oregon, outside of Portland,
can be found such grand display of elegant
oil paintings. representing famous places, or
such display of beautiful clocks, as are for
sale at the n. Y. Auction House. Mr..
| Haight informs us that they are being sold
for about so cents ON the dollar of their real
| value.
Ouray, the Ute chief of Colorado, is re-
ported as being very cunning old dog.
He is simply parleying with the peace COM
mission to give an emissary time to come to
Corvallis and procure large supply of j. S.
Moores Hair Invigorator, for gratuitous dis
tribution among the border settlers. The
old scamp admires clean scalp.
The revival meetings, at the NJ E.
Church, in this city, are still In progress
1 The religious interest is not as general as
could be desired, although much good has
been accomplished. Revs. York, Kantner,
/ Hanna, Godfrey and Royal have been as
sisting Rev. MIR. Chapman in the meetings
Prayer meeting at P. M. and preaching
this evening
Prince Lucien Bonaparte, who follows the
i life of peaceful farmer in Essex, is an in
dustrious student of the various dialects of
the British isles. Among philologists the
1 cook old man is a little laughed at on ac
count his foibles but he is much respected
every where, especially around his old home.
His garden produces some of the finest GU
cumbers in Essex, which reminds us that
the best remedy for indigestion, diarrhea
and dysentery. gripping OF the bowels, bilious
and liver complaints, etc., is Emil Freses
celebrated Hamburg Tea. 1t always regu-
lates the bowels with comfort and safety.