The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-09-05
Fall has come.
Corvallis is building up.
Farmers are improving every hour.
The sere and yellow leaf has anneared

| Revive. Kantner is nearly convalescent
See card of the new law firm, Messrs
Chenoweth & johnson.
/ Bro. Quivey, of the River Side; was in the
| city last Sunday. Short call
If you want to purchase some good city
property, call on Mrs. c. Douglass.
All kinds of plain and ornamental print
ing at this office.
Rev. Jos. Emery viii preach at the Col
lege chapel next Sabbath at ii A. NJ.
There mas been considerable sickness
among the children for some time past.
Mrs. L. A. Dennick has splendid lot of
brick ready for market. Give her a call.
Wanted-good fresh butter, will pay the
Highest market price, in cash or trade, at
Rays.
Huckleberry Ben, one of Adam Thorp's
fine race horses, died at the fair grounds last
Sunday.
the city during the week; and gave us a call
Last Monday James Drake and Wallace
Baldwin started baywards. Trout and sal
mon will suffer.
Phillip Pfiel's new house, opposite L. 6.
| Kline's, Is nearly enclosed. 1t will make a
good business stand.
For first class dental operations, call at
the elegant parlors of F. A. Vincent. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed.
Nick Baeseu, Jesse Spenser and Jacob Sen
ders have been sick, during the week, but
are on the street again.
Call upon August knight and procure one
Of those "nobby" -four chests. just what
every housewife needs.
MIR. Henry Dohse made trip to 1nde-
pendence last week. He thinks that one of
the iveliest places in Oregon.
VIM. E. Dyer is now with his family, in
this city, and has so far recovered as to be
able to walk around the streets.
Wallis Nash, ESQ.,, we are pleased to learn,
is much improved in health. Hope to see
him on the streets in a few days.
H. W. Vincent, "mine host" of the Vim
cent House. took spin to Oregon City and
Portland, on business, during the week.
Thanks to Jake" Blumberg for some
fine California peaches. He keeps full
supply of vegetables, fruits, provisions, etc.
> The husband of the lady who was insulted
| in church, last Sabbath, in this city. would
! l're to interview the "gentienlam ~ who
did it.
The Oregon Literary Vidette for Septem-
ber is upon our table full of vim life and
humor. The Emperor" keeps up his lick
ad nirably.
Sam Case passed through this city last
| Wednesday, accompanied by his daughter,
Nellie. Miss Nellie IS returning to school
| in Portland.
Geo. Sill, agent of the Plummer Fruit Dri-
er, of Albany, gave call last Wednesday.
He was looking after business. He left by
Thursdays stage.
The time of meeting of Excelsior Lodge,
No. 9, 1. o. q. T., has been changed from
s o'clock to 1880 p. m. Members, and es-
pecially officers, please remember.
large stock of shelf goods direct from st.
Louis. including sauces, spices, etc. They
are very fine, indeed. Call and see them.
The postofice at Enterprise, in this coun-
| ty, has been discontinued. There never
was enough mail at it to Justify the trouble
being Just across the river from Albany.
The most gorgeous boquet we have receiv-
ed this season was from Miss Jane Horning.
1t was composed of large punches of hand
some Llwton blackberries, upon the natural
stems.
| Last Monday was the 25th anniversary of
the Portland Fire Department, and it came
near passing without the least notice.
What's the matter with the Portland fire
laddies
The little steam launch, Eureka, is still
making regular trips in connection with the
Yaquina stage. A new propeller has been
ordered, to take the place of the one lost
! overheard.
Mr.. Chas. Uzafovage and family, of Sa-
lem, came u, last Sabbath to visit relatives
Monday. Mr.. U. is one of Salem's leading
business men.
| Mrs. ]. w. Souther gives notice, in an
other column, that she is prepared to fnrn-
ish meals at all hours. No Chinese cook en-
ployed. Give her a call. "Square meal
only 25 cents.
Rev. w. C. Kantner was too unwell to
preach last Sabbath evening, and Rev. Jos.
Emery filled his pulpit. In consequence of
illness Mr. Kantner deferred his quarterly
meeting services.
Rev. G. w. Bennett, who has been serv-
ing the M. Z. Church at this place for the
past year, gaes to Drain circuit the coming
year. He expects to remove his family
thence in short time.
Jas. A. Yantis started over to Linn, last
Wednesday, ostensibly to engage in harvest
ing. way. at our elbow, suggests that he
will make a better "hand" at the dinner
table than in the harvest field
i Thanks to Miss Mary E. Withers, of this
city, for liberal supply of the largest and
finest plums we have seen this season. They
were of mammoth size, luscious quality.
and raised in her mothers garden.
One of the young men employed in hay
making, at Mr.. Nash's farm, one day this
week, fell from stack of grain, and came
near breaking his neck. DR. Farrar was
called, and soon put him all right.
The bookstores have had lively time
the past week. in making exchange of school
books. The matter of being required to pro-
cure teachers orders, has given considerable
trouble and annoyance to pupils and deal
erS.
A. B. Oickey, travelling agent for G. c.
Green's celebrated August Flower, and other
valuable family medicines, gave us a call
last Monday, and renewed ads. for the year.
These medicines are meeting very large
sale.
Dr. Heslop, of Portland arrived by last
Wednesdays stage, and yesterday took
charge of the Goldson Photographic gallery.
The Doctor has the reputation of being a
first class artist. Call and see specimens of
work.
VIM. McWillis, of Alsea, is now engaged
in canvassing the valley in the interest of
the new boring machine patented by Mr..
James McMurray. Of this county It is
meeting ready sale, and meets want long
felt by carpenters.
Col James Kinney, who has charge Of
I work on the Willamette Valley and Coast
railroad, informs us that his instructions are