The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-10-24

Pure White Wine Vinegar, at RAYS.
Go to Cauthorn's store for Sam DAVIS
Russian Wheat.
Sugar Loaf Drip Syrup, on draught at
RAYS.
The little steamer Nellie was at Blair's
wharf, in this city, yesterday morning.
Messrs Eglin & Lomer have moved then
old barn back, and are putting up new
frount.
All who have used our, Windsor Pickles,
pronounce them the best in the market.
| For sale at, RAYS
Hvin Glass has completed his term OF
school, in Polk county, and is now in this
city.
Gallery. Prices to suit the times. and sat.
| isfaction guaranteed.
| Mrs. j. Kelley will sell hats, embroideries,
| etc.. very cheap, for the next few days.
| Call and seeher.
Lomer Polly, understand the value Of
printers ink. See notice of Occidental
Hotel.
Don't fail to read the advertisement of
Master Ralstor Cox, under "new this
week" A news depot is greatly needed
in Corvallis.
Services at the M. E. church, next Sab.
bath, morning and evening. by the pastor.
Sunday school at the close of morning ser
vice.
The Communion of the Lords Supper will
be celebrated at the Presbyterian church,
on next Sabbath morning, at eleven o'clock.
H. P. DUNNING, Pastor.
PERsoNAL.-D. w. P. Smith, well known
in Harrisburg and vicinity as substantial
citizens and reputable physician will cast
his lot among us, shortly.
Elder G. J. Burchett will preach at the
college chapel next Monday evening, 9th
inst, at o'clock. Everybody cordially
invited.
EgIin l. Lomer have for sale several good
farm teams, at reasonable prices. Inquire
at their stable, west of the engine house,
Corvallis.
w. FL. Taft and assistants worked nearly
all night in decorating the Chemeketa Ho-
tel, at Salem for the Grant reception on the
next day.
The Corvallis Blue Ribbon Club meets at
the Evangelical church, tomorrow evening
at o'clock. Address by President Arnold
and reading by Mrs. Kantner.
In the game of base ball, played in this
city last Saturday, between the Harrisburg
and Peoria clubs, the former club was victo-
rious, the score standing % to Z.
We regret to learn that diphtheria, in its
most malignant form, is again raging in Sa-
lem. Several members of Judge B. F. Bon-
hams family are down with the terrible dis
ease.
The remains of Mrs. Joseph Tyler, were
brought up from California and buried at
the family grave yard last Sunday. We ex-
pected an obituary in time for this issue.
VIII appear next week.
Otto Fox, ESQ.,, who is a stockholder in
and a warm friend of the Willamette Valley
and Coast railroad, was present at the an
nual election of Directors, last Saturday.
He is in excellent health.
A surprise party, and number of hand
some presents, greeted Mr.. Alex Campbell
and wife on the anniversary of their crystal
wedding, last Tuesday evening. We UNDER
stand it was very pleasant affair.
Prof E. A. Miner, who had been confn-
ed to his room, by illness for couple of
weeks, resumed his duties in the school
room, last Monday, although scarcely able
to do SO. The Professor has lost several
pounds weight by his illness.
We are pleased to note that Wallis Nash,
ESQ.,, our respected fellow citizen, has al
most entirely recovered from his severe at
tack of rheumatism. The past week he
has been engaging in his favorite sport of
duck hunting
Mr.. Samuel Irwin, who il engaged in
teaching in East Portland, came up last
Saturday to make arrangements for the
funeral obsequies of his beloved sister, Mrs.
Joseph Tyler. Mr.. Irwin has very full
school and has been employed for another
year.
Mr.. Geo. M. Starr, of Alsea, has laid
upon our table potato of the Irish Cup
variety, very handsome root, weighing
two pounds and three-quarters. It is a
handsome, smooth potato, and not formed
of excressences and warts, as is frequently
the case with large potatoes.
Hon. f. A. Chenoweth, accompanied by
Hon. John Whiteaker, M. c., started for
Yaquina Bay, in a private c,rriage, on FRI
day of last week and returned on last Mon
day evening They were favored with sun
shine-no rain-and comparatively good
roads, hence the trip was pleasant one.
We are pleased to learn, from President
Arnold, that the State Agricultural College
is free from debt, and has money in the
treasury. This happy state of affairs is
owing to the excellent financial manage.
msnt of the President and the board of re-
gents.
When visiting Albany, don't fail to call at
the Revere House, P6effer Bros proprietors,
if you want "square" meal and an A /
bed. The Mrs. Pfeffer personally superin-
tend the dining room and kitchen, and no
better guarantee could be given of good
living.
We had the pleasure of meeting Hon.
John Whiteaker, last Monday evening, upon
his return from Yaquina Bay. He express
ed himself highly gratified with his visit,
and spoke in eulogistic teims of the Bay
and its surroundings. Was surprised to find
such an extensive and handsome body of
water.
Wallis Nash, ESQ.,, started for Yaquil .
Bay last Tuesday. We understand that he
intends visiting the Siletz agency, while
over there, for the purpose of getting some
Indians to assist in grading road from the
Yaquina Bay Wagon road to his improve
ments, on Rock creek, some three or four
miles from the Summit post Office.
There are three schools in Pendleton with
total membership of l20.
There have been forty-five marriages in
Umatilla this year up to October 9Th.
Four prisoners recently escaped from the
Albany Jail, by saving through two st; of
iron bars, and digging through an eighteen
inch wall
The Washington Territory Legislature,
after participating in the reception of Gen.
Grant, at Portland, returned to do double
legislative work.
DIED.