The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-08-13

No jaw-bone for fat cattle at the Palace. :
Ladies side lace, box-toe, kid shoes
at S. FL. LOOKS.
last week.
Hiyhest cash price paid for fat stock, at
the Palace.
Bedrock prices on Paints and Oils, at
Allen Il Woodwar,l's.
Miss Becca w .enn returned from Newport
on Tuesday evening" sta e.
Rev. T B. White and family are russicat-
ing at Yaqnina Bay.
Masons lars. Glass, Self-Sealing. cheap,
at Allen & Woodwarti's.
We, Us & Co. will p'ease accept the
thanks of 'the kids" for that taffy.
Hon. J. J. ]. DAILY. of Dallas, was in Cor
wallis on Tuesday, looking after business.
B. w. Wilson, our ob'iging County
Clerk. has gone to the Bay for a short visit.
Ladies French kid, side button boot, arch
ed instep, box-toe, cOncave heel
at s. H.. LOOKS. :
Conc ntrated cramp-cholic hls ma.le its
appearance in our city in the form Of cucum-
bers.
| Farmers will do well to purchase their
meats for harvest at the Palace, as Nick
kills every day.
The frienls of Miss Grace Hanna will be
pleased to know that she is rapidly recover
ing from her recent illness.
A large party of pleasure seekers from
Albany passed through Corvallis ON Mon
day "n their way to the Bay.
FL. w. Keesee h s opened law office in
the Court Hous,, and is now ready to prey
upon the unsnspe:ting public.
We noticed snmary and various sticks of
oak wee"i falling with iderable violence
from the fan ges tf Jas. Osburn last Tuesday.
Rev. A. NJ Atchison, of Liun county,
pr achel at the Presbyterian church in this
city on last Sabbath morning and evening.
A party of twenty-five pleasure seekers
from Oakland and Rsiscburg passel through
Corvallis Tuesday, returning from Yaquina
Bay.
Regular stock of curacao kid boots and
shoes for children, misses, and ladies. Also
other styles to numerous to mention
at s. Fl. LOOKS
Judge Chenoweth went out to his sheep
ranch last Tuesday. He informs us he has
planted one hundred and sixty acres of these
vegetables
New and elegant stock of millinery goods
just received, at Mrs. i. A. Knights, which
wiil be sold cheaper than they can be bought
any where else in the city.
John Lewis is wilower, for the time
ben :, otherwise he would not have been
displaying the feats of horsemanship we OBJ
served in front of our office the other day
The old frame bui' ding formerly occupied
by John Ray & Son, and which has been
standing i'll the street for the last two
months. has been moved to a vacant lot in
the back part of town.
A report of the shots made by some of the
sporting club of this city has been handed
us for publication. hut is unavoidably crowd
ed out. The bows contemplate sending a
team to Salem this fall.
The whelt crop of 1880 is beginning to
come int" the warehouses. Mr.. CtIeb Davis
had the honor of bringin1 th- first load of
the season into Corvallis on Friday of last
" eek. and stored the same in the warehouse
of JAS A. C:,uthorn.
The Corvallis Photograph Gallery. E.
slop Rfopt. flate Goldsnn) is again open
for 5usiness First class work. only nata,
tie tddress next door to Ira Mil'ers marble
yard. Firswno:l an pro1u c taken in ex-
ch nzne for work. +tf
Farmers remember, that if you buy an
Os,., ri Self Binder of A. Caufh"rn & Son
this fear, Won will lie furnished with a per
fec cer.' bi;ider next year for $20 90 or
cor bin Ter VIII be exchsnge for your wire
biud-r free of char. g.
Lat Saturday evening two of onr leading
merchants were oilt driving in a one horse
Eugsy. Re owner of the turnout did not
It = tn alrw his s1uest 70 a.ight. hut he got
ont Of the bug " all the same. Both parties
have had several expla ations to make dur
ing tie Ir sent week. the one 70 nc onnt for
lis i,ruised count nanc IN the o.her to
apo!o-lse for 'iis manner of driving
Reb5 n. Baker. The Tailor has Iust re-
ceivei five hundred SAMPLES Of cloth G .r-
IN N. French. English AMI Domesti, from
Il, largest wholesale house in San Fran iscn.
He proposes TO sell patterns at the San
Francisco wholesale rates. therefore his pat
rons wi get tl.ir cloth without the usual
profit of retail dealers. Call AMI see for
yourselves One door north of the GAZETTE
effiee.
El.lers ]. D. Van Horn AMI W. J.. Raw
mond will hold series of rel .ious meetings
in a large tent ON the river l. nk near the
Ferry lantlin The meeting will commence
this eve ing at 7:30 P. The doctrine nf
the Second Advent of Christ and the Resnr-
rection OF the Desd. with other intere sting
used to illustrate tie diifereat subjects.
,
FORGERY. = Oa last Tuesday W. A. Full.
Ter. young man of former good character,
resented req eipt signed JAS A. Csuthorn,
calling for seventy bushels of wheat, to L.
G. Kline & Co, of this city, and sod the
same to them for 20 cents per l4lshel On
inquiry being made at the office of Mr.. C. it
was ascertaine.l that the yonng ,nan ID no
wheat stored there. whereupon Mr. Kline
imm diately filed an affidavit before Julge
McFadslen for the arrest of Fuller, charging
him with the crime of forgery, and a war
rant was tluy issued for his arrest, and
Sheriff King Immediately started for Port
land in search of the accused, but returned
yesterday without him. Up to the time of
going to press 10 arrest had been made.
QUARTERLY MEETING.
The fourth quarterly conference will be
held in the Methodist Episcopal Church of