The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-10-03

Senator Slator registered at the Vincent
House, last Wednesday,
Nice lot of spring chickens for Sunday, at
the Palace market-dressed.
J. j. Flett, of the Roseburg Star, arrived
in the city last evening, en- route to the fair.
Fall and winter styles Just received, from
New York, at Mrs. E. A. KNIGHTS.
Dennis Kearney twice sent his card to
Grant, and was twice snubbed."
Senator Slator, and Mr.. A. Noltner, Of
the STANDARD, were at Coos Bay last week.
A. Cauthorn & Son have just received
some new and handsome styles of ladies
dress goods. Very cheap.
Buy your overcoats of L. G.. Kline & Co.
They have an immense stock, which must
be sold.
Annual address before the State Agricul-
tural Society next Tuesday, by President
Arnsld, of the State Agricultural College.
Mr.. Otto Fox, of San Francisco, formerly
in business in this place, has been visiting
old friends here during the past week.
The Portland papers urge that their U. S.
mails from the south be delivered on time,
during the State Fair, by the o. & G. R. R.
w. IL. johnson will sell his entire house.
hold furniture, at auction, next Saturday
week, at P. NJ, preparatory for trip to
the States. Sale positive.
Rev. JOS Emery has been returned to
Corvallis, and will hold services next Sab
bath, morning and evening Sunday School
at A. M.
Mr. Thos Russell, of Alsea Bay, was in
the city last Wednesday and Thursday.
He brags on their superior climate over on
the coast.
A. Cauthorn & Son have just received the
largest stock of goods they ever brought to
this city, which they are selling at very low
prices Call and see them.
Mrs. E. A. knight has just returned from
Portland, and will open large stock OF new
millinery goods tomorrow. Ladies are in
vited to examine my stock and prices.
Mrs. ]. H. Kelly has just received, from
the East, fine lot of trimed hats. Would
be pleased to have the ladies call and see
them. l6:39w2
Ynm Kipur, day of atonement, was gen.
orally observed by the Hebrews of this place.
Places of business We're closed at P. NJ. on
Friday and remained closed till $50 P. M.
on Saturday.
Sam Robinson, the jolly and genial man.
ager of Miller & Richards paper ware
house. in Portland, gave us pleasant call,
last week, accompanied by w. IL. Mansfield,
ESQ.,, of the Valley Fountain.
Messrs. Cbenoweth & johnson, of this
place, have been appointed agents of The
Ore son and Washington Colony Land Com
pany See ad. next week, which was crowd
ed out.
Jasper Trimble, of the firm of Lord &
Trimble, E. Godfrey, and others, succeeded
in raising our Office, and placing stone foun-
dations under the same, last Monday. The
GAZETTE is now upon solid basis-granite.
Mrs. J. H. Kelly and daughter have gone
below, to get the latest, new fall styles in
millinery and dress trimmings. Miss Kelly
intends to open first-class dress making
establishment when she returns. Look for
the new ad. next week.
Our new woodshed, at the office, is now
completed, and we lack a few cords of hav-
ing our winter supply of wood. Will those
who have promised to deliver wood, please
bear this in mind. Wood, wheat, and all
kinds of country produce received on SUBJ
scription to GAZETTE.
VIM McWillis, travelling agent for Nc
Murray's steamers and strainers, having
the canvass of Linn and Lane
is now operating in Benton. He
was canvassing this city last Monday. We
have examined these little kitchen conven-
fences, and find them just what the ladies
need, hence their rapid sale.