The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-02-20
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| at Cauthorns.
Louis Solomon heavy merchant of Eu-
gene has failed.
| Choice fresh roasted and ground coffees
at Ray & Sons.
A large assortment of fresh garden seeds
at Ray & Sons.
Smoked halibut, boneless goldfish and her.
ring at Ray & Sons.
If you want bargains in real estate call on
NJ. S. Woodcock.
Don't forget to attend the Fireman's ball
next Monday evening.
Gen. and Mrs. o. o. Howard celebrated
their silver wedding ON the 18th inst.
Farmers, the celebrated J. l. Case center
draft plow can be seen at Cauthorn's.
| Dr. F. A. Vincent will make professional
visit to Buena Vista next week
| Mr. Thomson, the music man has gone
to Oregon City for few days on business.
Give the hose boys of Young America a
rousing benefit next Monday evening. Tick
cts $500.
The supper for the Fireman's ball next
! Monday evening will be served at the Occl-
dental hotel.
| Hamilton's opera house has been through
ly cleaned and put in good shape for the
| Fireman's ball.
Who will move first III getting up a cele-
| bration in commemoratlon OF Washington
birth day, the ed. inst
An OK in Chesterfield, N. H., is l9 feet
long over feet high, with 9 feet of girth,
and weighs 2, $40 pounds.
John Michalosky, who has been sick at
| the Vincent House for sometime past, died
suddenly Wednesday night.
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this week. attending the Republican State
Central Committee meeting.
| Mr.. G. w. Mattice, representing the Pa
cifc Coast Directory, was in the city this
week canvassing for that work.
Judge Strahan.s son of Albany, who has
been lying at the point of death for several
days, is now slowly recovering.
Judge Burnett has not been able to attend
to business for over week. Judge, we miss
your thoughtful face on our daily walks.
The California dried peaches at Cauthorn's
are Al. They are free from creepers, and
| there is no chair ON them to tickle the
palate.
The revival meetings at the Evangelical
Church, w. G. Kantner, pastor, have been
going on this making five weeks, with good
success.
! The foolish virgins on the train sitteth
and looketh out of the window, but the wise
one firteth with the conductor and he chal-
keith her back.
Rev. John Sellwood, of Oregon City,
| held divine service morning and evening,
in the church of the Good Samaritan, in this
city last Sunday.
A Philadelphia newspaper tried to be ma
I licious when it stated that 'tNew Jersey
ministers are now called proxies they do
other mems kissing"
Immense reduction in prices of satins,
velvets, ribbons, ETC.; prices positively the
lowest ever offered in this city, at
l6inlm Mrs. E. A. KNIGHTS.
Ye editor acknowledges complimentary
ticket to Young Americas first annual ball,
to be given Feb 23d Ample arrangements
have been made, to- make this ball grand
success.
They call it romantic marriage in Mich
igan when couple of the neighbors get the
brides father into back room and sit on
him to prevent his interrupting and break
ing up the wedding.
The first BALLOON ascension in the United
States was made in Philadelphia on JAN o,
1893, by Mr.. Blanchard The ascent was
witnessed by lalge crowd of spectators,
among whom was Gen. Washington.
Miss Taylor, daughter of VIM. Taylor OF
Afsea valley, has been lying dangerously i'll
of typhoid fever with pneumonia, for the last
two weeks, at the resdece of Mrs. Trimble
in this city. She was improving slowly at
last account.
The Ladies Aid Society. of Albany, will
give grand festival at the Opera House, in
that city, on the 25th inst. Boys, if you
want to get rid Of few of your dimes, and
at the same time make your girls happy,
just remember the date and go.
r. w. Rayburn, of this city, went to Dal.
las day or two since on legal business.
He came back with smiling phis. We
conclude, therefore, that he either poke
a good fee, or has planted the seed that
will yield handsome return in the near
future
O. E. Carter, only son of the editor of
this paper left very suddenly Tuesday morn
ing. The cause of this sudden departure
is unknown to the ad interim editors or the
employees of the GAZETTE office. In fact
no one knew he was going. He left letter
on the table bidding Mrs. Vincent good bye,
saying that he should be gone some time.
! Rev. Mr.. Chapman. pastor of the M. E.
chourch in this city, called a few moments
this week. Mr.. Chapman is one of the
most earnest, consistent christian workers
in our midst and is deserving liberal sal
airy. Why do not his church people wake
up and attend to the pastors temp poral wants,
a little more? The laborer is worthy of his
hire.