The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-11-19
Sharpen up your skates.

The weather for the past week has been
quite cold.
Are you going to the II. and L. Cos ball
tonight?
Go to Rosenthal's and see the pet ele-
phant.
Fine Japan Teas at the Corvallis House.
hold Store.
Advertisements in this column are only
ten cents line per week.
The celebrated Peruvian Bitters at the
Corvallis Household Store.
Pure Malt Vinegar only to be had at the
Corvallis Household Store.
The demand for overcoats has materially
increased during the past week.
Jacobs & Neugass, and w. B. Hamilton
& Co., will soon occupy their new brick.
Circuit Court is in session in this city, and
the town presents quite lively appearance.
Best Monroe flour for sale at L. G. Kline
& Co.'S. Delivered free to any part of the
city. I'm
Misses Anna and Mira Mansfield, and Ida
Webber, of Albany, are in the city visiting
friends.
Goose hunting on the .sbars" above and
below town is all the Ego" now. We tried
it one night, but the geese roasted too high
for us.
The GAZETTE Job Office is prepared to do
briefs as good and as cheap as any office in
the State.
Highest market price paid for Eggs, But
ter and Vegetables at the Corvallis House
hold Store.
Visions of Santa Claus are already begin
ming to dance before the optics of the rising
generation.
We neglected last week to return our sim
cere thanks to Mr. A. L. Acklom for bas-
ket of fine grapes
Hyland feeds a horse for Bit sells mill
feed and New Process Albany Flour at his
barn. Delivered free.
Immense reduction of prices in hats, vel
vets, flowers, ETC.. for the next sixty days at
Mrs. E. A. Knights.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving. The
turkeys would do well to roost pretty high
until after that memorable day has passed.
Wanted-To sell 200, 900 feet of inch lum-
Der. in lots of 5000 feet, at So so per thou
sand, by Max Friendly at the Corvallis Saw
Mill
Thanksgiving services will be held in the
Methodist Church in this city. The minis
ters of the various protestant churches have
.ll united.
Logan Mulkey, formerly of this place,
but now of Pomeroy, w. I. has been visit
ing friends In this city during the past
week
A hard winter is predicted. and if there is
anyone that intends to haul US any more
wood on subscription, we will be happy to
show them where to put it.
We acknowledge pleasant call from Hon.
I. b. Odeneal, of Salem, formerly resident
of this place. and the founder of this paper.
He is now Clerk of the Supreme Court.
Go to L. G. Kline & Co.'S for your rubber
boots and shoes, gossamers, ulsters, or any
thing you want. They are offering goods at
prices to suit everybody. Inn
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year by the Second Brigade Band
K. A. Miner, leader A. ]. Ray, president;
j. Mason, vice-president; L. Y. Wilson,
secretary.
The merchants are beginning to lay in
their holiday goods. Those that are enter
prising, and have goods to sell that are really
worth the price asked, viii. advertise the
same in the GAZETTE.
One of our rising young merchants came
near having runaway last Tuesday, in con-
sequence of one of the horses he was driving
getting over the tugs, but he managed to
stop the team before any damage was done.
Christmas comes but once year, and you
are going to buy presents, you know where
at 4. RosENTHAL's, because he keeps the
finest, largest, best and cheapest stock of
Holiday Goods on the Pacific coast, add
don't you forget it.