The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-10-17
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Roll on silvery boom.
Pure White Wine Vinegar, at RAYS.
The river is now at good boating stage.
SO cords of wood wanted at this office, on
subscription.
Mr.. Frank Seaman, of Alsea Bay, was in
the city last Saturday.
G. E. Wolverton, of Albany, was in the
city Saturday on business.
Thomas A. Ghiselin has removed his store
to Philip Philes new building, Second street.
Regular morning and evening services at
the M. +. Church, and Sunday school at
close of morning service.
Rev. M. Chapman will address the Blue
Ribbon Club next Saturday evening, at the
M. E. Church, in this city.
Monthly Children's service at the Evan
gelical Church next Sabbath, Oct 10Th, A. M.
A cordial invitation to all
All who have used our, Windsor Pickles,
pronounce them the best in the market.
For sale at, RAYS
J. H. Penn, at the south end store, has the
Redding apple pealers, warranted to work
and see that you remember it.
Mrs. P. NJ. Abbey, of Newport. has been
visiting friends in Corvallis and Albany for
some time. She returned home this week.
1t is a remarkable fact, that, although
common sheep delight in verdant fields, re-
ligious focks are not anxious to have green
pastors.
Found-A gentleman's overcoat. The
owner can have the same by calling on w.
+. Rayburn, proving property, and paying
for this notice.
Drake Grant have variety of fine CO.'S
| Ii do oh,
they will sell or hire. Call early and get
your choice.
Rev. J. A. Hanna and H. P. Dunning
returned from Seattle last Thursday, where
they had been attending the Synod of the
Presbyterian Church.
The Corvallis News Depot will open No
vember lst, with a full line of the Daily
and Illustrated papers, periodicals., etc. etc
Look out for ad. next week.
The citizens of Alsea valley will hold a
meeting shortly to make arrangements in re-
lation to the construction of a toll road down
the Alsea river to Alsea Bay.
The Rev. Rob. l.. Stevens having returned
to Albany requests us to give notice that
there Will be service in the Good Samaritan
Chapel next Sunday, Oct. 18th, at 80 P. NJ.
When man unaccustomed to shaking car
pets is suddenly drafted into that service, he
will consult his eternal welfare by taking his
Bible along with him to read between shakes
NOTICE Superior Brick can now be had,
cheap for cash, at R. M. Thompson's, Z
mile south of Corvallis. Call and see them
before purchasing elsewhere. l6:4ltt
MIR. VIM. McWillis, of Alsea Bay, re-
turned from the fair last friday, and pro-
ceeded to his home on Saturday. His
strainers and steamers met with gratifying
success at the fair.
The mail routes, one down the Alsea river
to Tidewater and one from Gardner City, in
Douglas county to Collins, in this county,
are now established, and the contractors
making regular trips.
The farm belonging to the estate of Jos.
Harmon, deceased, situated on Soap Creek,
in this county, was sold last Saturday by
the Administrator. This farm consisted of
400 acres and sold for $4, 600.
The proprietor of the Vincent House is en-
largeing the billiard room and putting new
cushions on the billiard table, thus making
one of the most comfortable and attractive
placesfor innocent amusement in the city.
We are pleased to acknowledge a call
from our old friend, J. }. Nye, of Yaquina,
Monday evening, in-t the capacity of captain,
pilot and first mate of four in hand OK
team
7. j. Buford's bath rooms are splendid,
not only refreshing, but possessed of such
cleansing properties that he confidently as
serts that he can wash the stains from a
mans character. The Editor of the Blade
has tried them, and Tom. claims with rea-
sonable success.
Don't point your gun at yourself. Don't
point your gun at any one else. Don't climb
over fence and pull your gun after you
muzzle foremost. Don't put your hand over
the muzzle. Don't carry it at half cock.
Don't carry it with the hammer down.
Don't fail to take dose of Emil Freses cell
ebrated Hamburg Tea, occasionally, as it is
the best blood purifier and liver regulator
among medicines. Don't carry a gun at ALL
HOTEL CHANGE. r. Lomer has leased
the interest of A. j. Young in the Occidental
Hotel, and in future, that now popular
house will be conducted by Mr.. Lomer and
the former partner, Mr.. Polly Mr.. Young
is retiring from the business on account of
the continued i'll health of his wife, and the
guests will doubtless find in his successor,
Mr. L., a most excellent and genial landlord.
Look out for ad. next week.
FASHIONABLE DREssMAKING.-Misse Kel-