The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-06-11
Only one fight On election dax.

Only one fight On election day.
See the Yaquina stage line ad. in another
column.
Work on Z. M. Thompson's new brick il
rapidly progressing.
The Corvallis Piow Company cast their
hrst plow lasttTuesday.
Remember the firemen's excursion to
Portland next Tuesday.
Hon 7. B. Odeaeal, of Albany, called
upon us last Wednesday.
Jas. Collins. Alsea, and Geo. Stevens, oi
Newport, are in the city.
Profs Arnold and Hawthorne made fly.
ing trip to Alsea this week
We notice several new dwelling houses in
course of construction in Corvallis.
Now is the time to bring in your wood on
subscription. A few more cords wanted yet.
A cast blew up at the foundry last Tues.
day causing quite little scare, but doing
no serious damage.
Jas. A. Campbell, Esq, Of Junction City,
was in the city the first of the week and IA
vored US with a call.
We acknowledge very pleasant call from
Hon. L. J. Powell, state superintendent Of
public instruction, on Monday last.
Elvin Glass, DR.. F. A. Vincent, e. H.
Burnham and VIM Paul went to Alsea last
Saturday and returned on Tuesday.
Feund-A small satchel which the owner
can have by calling at this Office, proving
property and paying for this notice.
Paul Wiley went 20 Albany and back las.
Monday in two hours and twenty minutes,
with two little pouies at that. Pretty good
time.
Jos. Speidel i constantly receiving in.
voices of all kinds of farming machinery,
which he sells at led d-rock prices. Joe keeps
none but the best.
New and elegant stock of millinery goods
just received, at Mrs. E. A. Knights, which
will be sold cheaper than they can be bought
any where else in the city.
Prof. L. Royal who has been spending
bis vacation in Portland, returned Monday.
His father, G. w. Royal, also came MP or
business, and returned Tuesday.
Mr.. T. II. Follett has purchased R. HuItz'i
interest in the City Market, and hereafter
the business will be conducted under thu
name of Lewis 4 Follett. They expect, BY
fair dealing, to merit a fair share of patron
age.
Tom Cauthorn says that he has found tina,
he cannot be elected County Treasurer bu,
he can sell the best Threshing Machine tha
was ever sold in Oregon or any other coun
try. For proof of the same see Norm. Lilly
who has Just bought one of those celebrated
J. L Case short Apron Threshers. 32-incI
cylinder, and 10 Horse Dingee Power.
On Tuesday Miss Hattie Hanna Of thi,
city, and Miss Helen bushnell of Eugene
drove from Corvallis to Eugene in buggy
Miss Hanna manipulating the ribbons. Tn,
journey was accomplished without accident
and yet we understand that neither of tn,
young ladies are in favor of womens rights
Election day passed off quietly, but W,
regret to notice that notwithstanding tn,
rigid law against the sale of intoxicating Ii
| quors ON that day quite number of person
were intoxicated, and in the evening large
| number than usual found temporary abid
ing place in the calabOose.
The friends of A. M. Herbert, who wa
sent tn the insane asylum some time since
will be pleased to learn that he is rapid,
improving, and it is thought will soon b
entirely cured. We have been shown
letter from him. and also one from DR. J. G
Hawthorne, which speak very favorable.
Mr.. J. B. Horner, recently local editor Q
the Philomath Crucible, has severed his con
nection with that paper and will, we are in
| formed, accept a position, for short time
as typo on the Benton Blade. We are gla.
MIR. III. is to be in in our city as he is a YER
| pleasant gentleman and being an excellen
workman the Blade is fortunate In securin
| his services