The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-11-14
Rain-and lots of it.

Council meeting last Monday night.
Wheat in this city, 81 cents per bushel.
Ell. M. s. Pinafore at Salem, last night.
Female tramps" are all the excitement
in Portland, now.
Miss NJ. 4. Holden, Of Astoria, is visiting
friends in this city.
The A. o. U. w. hold regular meetings
| every Monday evening.
| For the best Domestic cigars, 60 to Geo.
Gerhard's.
Albert Ray and L. Y. Wilson started fo1
Portland yesterday morning.
Mr. A Roberts, of Alsea valley, gave us
| pleasant call last Thursday.
Fine Imported Havana cigars, at Geo.
Gerhaid's.
The Portland people are running wild over
| the feats of female pedestrians, in that city.
Mac Crow, of the Yaquina stage line, was
in the city yesterday, en- route to Portland.
Egiin & Lomer's new barn is completed.
| and presents very creditable appearance.
Pay your city taxes, within thirty days,
| and save costs. See notice of Marshal Mil
| Ter.
If You want square meal at Albany, call
at the Revere House, Pheffer Bros. propri-
| etors-
F. M. johnson and wife, of this city, eel
ebrated their sixth wedding anniversary yes
terday.
E.. A. Abbey, of Elk City, has been in
this city on business, and left for homs on
Wednesday.
The graders hon the Westside road are
working in the city limits-when the wea-
ther permits.
For a genuine New York white Labor)
cigar, 60 to Geo. Gerhard, next door to Bu
ford's barbershop.
Masquerade Ball: Get yourself Photo
graphed, in costume, at the Corvallis Pho
tographic gallery.
Mrs. j. Mason is desirous to receive call
from those indebted to her. See her notice.
in another column.
class hat store, wholesale and retail, in P.
Phiers new building.
W. A. Wells and wife, and Wallis Nash,
Esq. Of this city, started for Portland, ON
business, last Monday.
Sam Logan, was In the city, last Tues
day, with a load of Yaquina salmon, which
went off like hot cakes.
The Hooks have secured the services of
Brenrer's celebrated string band for their
grand ball on the 2lst inst
T. W. B. Smith, of Willamette precinct,
has moved to town for the purpose of send
ing his children to school this winter.
The boats are making regular trips to this
place now, and. in all probability, will con-
tinue to DO so for the rest of the winter.
Dr. F. A. Vincent returned from his trip
to the Bay last Friday, and reports every
thing lovely in that portion of our county.
Tickets for the Fl. & l. masquerade can
be had cf Graham, Hamilton Il Co.. John
Ray and Ralston Cox, at the Vincent
House.
The Corvallis sawmill has taken the con-
tract to furnish IS, 900 feet of lumber imme-
diately, for the dew depot. This looks like
business.
Everybody Is pleased with the Photo
graphs now being made at the Corvallis
Photographic Gallery. No pains spared to
give satisfaction.
Regular meeting Of Excelsior Lodge, No.
8, I. .. G. T., this evening, at 1880 o'clock.
Members from other Lodges, in good stand
ing, are cordially invited.
Mr.. Geo. Mercer, of this city, has been
dangerously i'll for some time. We are glad
to learn that he is now considered out Of
danger. and slowly convalescing.
While in Portland, last Saturday night.
Bro Palmer, of the Telegram, furnished
complimentaries and accompanied US to Pin
afore, after which we looked in upon the fe-
male walkists.
The little steamer Nellie, which has been
making daily trips between this place and
Albany, made her last trip. for the present,
last Saturday, as the river is high enough
for the larger boats to run,
Go to Z. RosenthaIs and get your Christ
mas presents. He has the finest display
ever received in Corvallis. He keeps, also,
the best cigars, tobaccos, candies, gents
furnishing goods, family groceries, &C., &c. !,
and undersells everybody.
NErnest White, son of Rev. T. B. White,
of Albany, died at his fathers, last Tues
day, of typhoid fever. His funeral took
place on Wednesday. No school at Corval-
lis College on that day. The president and
professors attended the funeral.
fHon. D. NJ. Thompson, one of Albany's
most esteemed and prominent citizens, died
last Saturday night and was buried, with
Masonic honors, on last Monday. Members
of the Order from different parts Of the
state were in attendance.
T. S. Matthews still keeps up his lick at
the Chemeketa Hotel, Salem. Billy Hun
ter, formerly of the American Exchange,
Portland, is now acting as solicitor. Char
lie Weeks will soon accept a position on the
westside railroad.
WITHOUT RIVAL, and the reason is OBJ
vious after trial of over a quarter of O GEN.
tury No family should be without sup
ply of that good old remedy, Emil Fres'e
celebrated Hamburg Tea. It is purely veg
etable, mild, yet efficient in its action-car-
rying off all impurities from the system.
and imparting glow and vigor which emily
those who have used it can appreciace.
THE OccIDENTAL.-J. r. Lomer, the popu-
lar architect, has bought into the Occidental
Hotel at Corvallis, and the firm is now Lo-
mer & Polly. Mr.. Lomer is popular young
man and will make splendid hotel keeper.
Our citizens will remember him when they
go to Corvallis. Albany Democrat.
JURY LIsT.-For November term of the
Circuit Court of Oregon for Benton county
A. G. Mulkey, Corvallis precinct; Joseph
Graham, Toledo; Wiley Winkle, William
ette; VIM. Bohanon, PhiIomath 7. P.
Fish, Kings Valley; NJ. Y. Springer, Low
er Alsea Isaac Jackson, Corvallis Joseph