The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-08-29
Next Monday is collection day.

meets next Monday evening.
1 Prof L. Royal was at Portland attending
teachers institute this week.
| Taxpayers will bear in mind that next
Monday is equalization day.
| John Fosters team ran off Sunday even
ing, and demolished his new hack.
The Alexander Duncan will leave Port
land, ON her southern trip, September I'd.
L. A Abbey and Mr.. Ogilvey, of Port
land, arrived from the Bay last Tuesday.
| Try our Banana, Egg Jumbles and Cocoa
nut cakes-fresh and very nice, at RAYS
| Track laying will commence on the w.
| V. & Coast r. r. to-day on Water street.
! Moore's new barber shop, opposite the
express Office, is the place to get your hair
cut.
Mr.. Blair has purchased one of Daniel
Best's Cleaners, and Steam Engine, for his
warehouse. july25
Bishop Morris will hold service at the
Episcopal church, in this city, next Sunday
at 1880 p. m.
| T. J. Buford says he knows who has his
dog, and that he will save trouble by return
ing the same.
Moses Neugass, M. Jacobs, M. Stock,
and L. G. Kline, left for San Francisco
Monday evening.
DIR. Payton and wife stopped at the Vincent
House last Wednesday night, en- route to
Snowden Springs.
4 Bro Geo. S. Foss os Goldendale says we
have no United Brethren preachers in this
valley-.'Crucible."
| G. III. James, now engaged in harvesting,
gave us call last Tuesday. He is c'nsid-
erably 50 sunbrowned.' y
| W. S. Huffard, Esq, of Toledo, arrived
| in this city last Wednesday. He reports
everything lovely along the Bay.
| VIM Grant has been at the Bay for sever
al weeks looking after his land in that vicin-
ity. He returned home Tuesday.
| If you want some fine plums or choice
blackberries, Mr.. f. A. Horning can supply
you Leave orders with H. E. Harris.
IT. E. Harris and E. Fl. Burnham return
ed from the Bay last Saturday. Mr.. Harris
has been suffering for some time with nell
ralgia.
Prof. J. t. Gregg, School Superintendent
were in the city last Sunday, returning from
the Bay.
The Daily Evening Capital is the name of
a paper Just started at Salem. 1t will be
particularly a local paper, and Republican
in politics.
Pygall & Irwin will haul freight to and
from Albany during the low stage of water.
Business intrusted to their care will receive
prompt attention. tf'
S. Rayburn offers his splendid stock ranch
for sale,' on easy terms. 1t is one Of the
best grazing farms in Benton county, with
unlimited outside range.
j. NJ. Osburn, ESQ.,, returned from San
Fro lost Saturday T,af MI.
son says those cigars he brought up are very
fine. He has sampled them.
D. B. Irwin is agent for the Davis sewing
machine. s'D Dave" says it is the best ma
chine in use, which he proposes to prove by
the variety of work executed.
o. P. Jaycox returned from the Bay last
Tuesday-coming out with Mr.. RAIDER and
daughter. Jaycox says he had g way
up time at the school pic mic.
Rev. Covington Belnap, of the CALIFORNIA
Conference of the NJ. E. Church, hiss been
visiting relatives and friends in this county,
and started home yesterday morning.
Just received, 25 barrels New York sug-
ars. the best in the market, for sale at RAYS.
Our old friend, Geo. W. Houck, was in
the city last Tuesday. looking after business.
His arm which was broken sometime since,
is eetting along nicely, AMI viii soon be all
right.
Dr. NJ Haslop, of Portland gave us
pleasant call last Wednesday afternoon. The
Doctor is looking after business, with view
to establishing himself in photography in
this city.
The State Teachers Institute convened in
Portland last Monday. Address of welcome
by County Superintendent j. A. Macrum,
and response by Prof. L. j. Powell, State
Superintendent.
egular services will be resumed in the
Presbyterian Church on next Sunday, Aug.
3lst; peaching morning and evening Sum
day School Immediately after the morning
service. H. P. DuNNrsG, Pastor.
LosT-a lady's breast pin, about two or
three weeks ago. in Corvallis, style dead gold
and in the shape of half MOON The fin
der will be literally rewarded by leaving the
same at the GAZETTE office.
VIM. Grant, ESQ.,, of the firm of Drake &
Grant, merchant tailors, returned from his
ranch, on South Beach, last Tuesday. He
Mr.. Grant looks hale and hearty-somewhat
tanned.
Bro. VIM. Mansfield, of the Valley Foun-
taid. Albany, passed through town last week.
returning from the Bay, where he has been
spending several weeks We are informed
that he has acquired an appetite for honey
in that country.
Revs. J. W. York, G. W. Bennett and T.
f. Royal returned from the NJ E. Confer
ence last Tuesday Mr.. Royal has rendered
his resignation of position at the Siletz res
ervation. and has been sent by the confer
ence to Hillsboro.
Dr. Haslop. of Portland, has made ar.
rangement to take charge of the Golds0n
Photographic Gallery, next week The
Doctor stands at the head of the picture
business and will fully sustain the fine rep
utation of the gallery.
Mrs. F. M. johnson announces that she
will be prepared to give instructions in
music, vocal and instrumental, after the
10th of September. She comes highly
recommended as teacher, having had some
twelve years of experience.
The first quarterly Conference of Corvallis
Evangelical church for the current year will
be held Saturday, August Both 1879 at l:30
P. NJ Sacramental Service on Sunday morn
ing. Theme of morning diseourse-s.T The
| Song of the Saved I'm the eyering SER
| mon on Blessing our households"
Police CoURT.-Business in the record
er's court has been quite lively for the past
| week, and the calaboose has had for its occu-
pants farmer, horse doctor an Irisbman
and poet,cal printer. All of whom ex-
press themselves well satisfied with the pris-