The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-03-19
Corn Cob tobacco at Rosenthal's.

w. A. Wells has laid out a town on his
farm.
Hon. r. A. Bensel has gone to Polk
county.
Now the voice of the plow boy is heard
in the land.
Send good men and true, to the county
convention.
The Palace Market is killing nothing but
stall-fed be,S
If you want bargains in real estate, call on
NJ. S. Woodcock.
Hon. Sol. Hirsh, of Portland, has been
in town for several days on business.
j. r. Lomer, of this city, has prepared
the plans for W. A. Wells ware house.
The roads have greatly improved during
the few days of sunny weather just past.
J. w. Rayburn, ESQ.,, sports bran new
hat, which greatly improves his appearance.
The cleanly housewife has improved the
late pleasant weather, in renovating her
donlicil.
I. G. Kline left S. F. Wednesday. VIII
be home Saturday. Spring goods per every
steamer.
Judges Kelsay and Burnett have been at
Supreme Court this week, arguing a heavy
mining case.
Mr.. Edward Cartwright, deputy collector
of internal revenue in Portland, died sud-
denly last Monday.
We want correspondent in every pre-
cinct in this county. Who will come to the
front, in this matter?
DIR. F. A. Vincent has this week moved
into his new home on Sixth street, between
Madison and Jefferson.
Now the Jealous politician goes about the
| land pouring sweet words into the ears of
the intelligent yeomanry.
J. P. Thomson, the boss" piano tuner
of Oregon, returned last week from a pro-
fessional visit to Oregon City.
Friendlys saw mill resumed work again
Wednesday morning, having been Idle for a
few days, undergoing repairs.
Miss NJ E. Cant, one of the Hterati of
Yamhill county, was in the city last week,
and is now visiting friends at Philomath.
| L. G. Kline & Co. have received their first
invoice of spring goods. Prices within
reach of ALL Call and examine for your
self
DIR. F. M. Carter, J. B. Horner, Mark
Brownson and Bird Wells, of Philomath,
came in to hear DR.. Simms last Saturday
evening
Mesdames Houck, Scrafford and B!evins,
of Albany, have been visiting friends in this
city for some days. They returned home
yesterday.
Philomath possesses the champion modest
young lady. When she hangs her stockings
out on the clothes-line she puts one of her
wells over them.
The Review. published at Harrisburg has
reached our table. 1t presents very cred
table appearance, and we wish it all the
success it deserves.
The Palace Gallery is running in full
blast, but will not remain many weeks.
Take time to get your photos taken, as you
will save money by 1t.
We learn that w. B. Carter, who has
been soiourning in Los Angeles. Cal, for
his health, is improving He will start for
his home the first of April.
Immense reduction in prices of satins,
velvets, ribbons, ETC.; prices positively the
lowest ever offered in this city, at
l6jn1m Mrs. E. A. KNIGHTS.
Mrs. Franklin gets away with the boys,
when she offers them her book, upon the
condition that anyone of them will tell as
good lie as the smallest one her book
contains.
Let the Republicans organize, all over the
county, and see to it that they send
men to represent them in the county con-
vention that will conscientiously discharge
their whole duty.
The social dance given at the Vincent
House, last Friday night, was success so
far as enjoyment was concerned. The DIR.
and Mrs. Vincent are adopts in the art of
pleasing their Guests.
MIR. J. J. Beggs, of San Jose, CAL. general
agent for Moody's Star system of square
measurement for cutting ladies' and child
rens' clothing, is in the city. It is claimed
that this system is absolutely the best ever
invented.
We hear it rumored that W. A. McPher.
son of Josephine county is soon to take ed
itorial charge of the Salem Statesman. Mac
is one of the most graceful and forcihle
writers in this State, and we hope the rumor
is correct.
Mrs Franklin, of San Francisco, was
canvassing the city this week for subscribers
to "The Sazerac Lying Club book writ
ten by one of the champion members of the
club in Nevada The work found may warn
| friends hehre.
| Mrs. M. A. Brown has Just received a
new and well assorted stock of cigars and
tobacco, at her store on Main street, in
] Phile's brilding. Also has constantly on
hand the latest New York and San Francisco
papers and periodicals.
! Mr.. Ki4+nn, of the Corvallis Plow Factory,
gave rs 49, 4sant call this week, and in
formed us Eat they expected to start their
machinery in about week. Mr.. Kitton
and his associates. Messrs. Belknap, are valu-
able acquisitions to our city and county.
Sugar cured dried beef at the Palace Mar
ket. Try it.
Mr. William Spiers who has a large sheep
ranch in Kings valley, informs us that his
loss will be from twenty to twenty-five per
cent. of his entire herd. The continuous
snowfall i'll the mountains, and the extreme
cold weather, for years heretofore unknown
in this region has been the cause
Mrs Everest, in the O,egonian of late
date, vents little spleen on our city officials
and DR.. Lee, who dressed the unfortunate
mans wound, which we believe is entirely
uncalled for. We sympathze deeply with
Mrs. Everest in the loss of her husband.
but We think that she, after leaving him on
account of his dissipated halits, is not in a
situation to criticise our city officials, and
DIR. Lee, who did all in their power to save
his life
HIS FIRST LEssoN.-C. J. Bishop, R. N.
R., clerk at the Vincent House, was initi-
ated into the mysteries of cattle driving last
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