The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-09-10
County Court this week.


at Eugene City u
Lafe now sings ''I'm lonely tonight love
without you.
| There were twenty seven arrivals at the
Vincent Hotel Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph Webbsr, of Albany, is visit.
! ing friends in Corvallis.
Hon. d. G. Clark and family returned
from Yaquina Bay last Friday.
Mrs. J. w. Cook has the thanks of the
GAZETTE Office for a'basket of plums.
j. NJ Osburn started for Ocheco after a
drove of beef. cattle yesterday morning.
F.. A. Swap, Indian Agent at Siletz, was
in town this week, and paid US a pleasant
visit. :; ,,'..s
J.E. Peterson of Siletz, was in Corvallis
this week. He was on his way to Oregon
City. j
Joe Irwin, of the Ocean House, Newport,
is in town. He reports everything lovely at
the Bay.
Wallis Nash, ESQ.,, was passenger on the
last steamer for San Francisco, where he
goes on business. I.
/. S. Rosenbaum, of San Francisco, was
in Corvallis, the first of the week locking
after business. 80
Mrs. L. A. Denniek, at the s.old reliable
brick yard, will take wheat or hay in ex-
change for brick.
Don't forges the festival at the Hamiltons
Opera House tonight, given by the Ladies of
the Presbyterian Church, q =
Rev. ". C. Kantner will occupy the pull
pit Of the Evangelical Church next Sunday,
morning and eSening si
Lost. in this city, a gold dnlla-. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
the same at this office.
Hon. Geo. Wagner was in the city yester.
day, on his way to the Legislature, which
convenes next Monday.
VIM. Bagley, accompanied by his two
daughters, passed through Corvallis this
week On their way to Salem.
There will be preaching at the College
Chapel on Sunday by Rev. T. f. Davidson.
Services at IL A. Il. ard 1880 P. NJ.
We noticed severaf wagons pass our office
on last MonIay filled with Indians, ON their
way to Linn county to pick hops.
Smith, Brasfeld & Co. of Harrisburg, who
failed some time since, have compromised
with their creditors, and resumed business.
Lost, in Corvallis, or between Corvallis
and Philomath, q Methodist class book.
The finder Will please leave it at this office.
Wanted-To sell 200, 900 feet of inch lum-
ber. il lots of 5000 feet, at $40. so per thou
sand, by Max Friendly at the Corvallis Saw
Mill
Hon. J. Fl. Mitchell is OH his way home
overland from California. He will speak in
several towns on. the road before reaching
Portland Z
Rev. FL. P. Dunning is spending his sum.
mer vacation in travelling and there win be
no preaching at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath.
houses lumber yard in this city. and will
be found ready and willing at all times to
wait on customers.
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.
The bicycle has made it's appearance on
our streets. Mr.. Fred Chairman rode one
from Albany to this city last Tuesday in
less than two hours and half.
MIR. q. c. Hawks, editor of the Pacific
Specimen, and rartner in the Pacific Type
Foundry .of 'San' Francisco, was in the city
Friday and favored us with call. Z
The County Board of Eqlalization was in
session last week, and completed its iabors
Saturday night. The tax roll is now ready
to be turned over to the County Court.
Wallace Baldwin, A. ]. Young and DR..
L. u. Taylor have been hunting and fishing
on the Mckenzie. They returned on last
Sunday ana report an enjoyable time.
Ed. Belknap got his hand too near buz
saw at the plowsfactory last Thursday He
has just as many thumbs as before, but one
of them requires more attention than the
other.
Rev. S. A. Starr, the newly appointed
pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Of this city, arrived ON Wednesday, and
will occapy the pulpit on Sunday at the
usual hours.
]. H. Boyd and family. Of Portland, who
have been stopping at Newport for the last
four wssks passed through Corvallis on
their way home Wednesday, well pleased
with their visit.
Misses Kelly and Kennedy, who have
beep visiting in Portland for several weeks,
returned home Wednesday, and are again
ready to do all kind OF dress making IN the
very latest style.
The many friends of Fl. E. Harris will be
glad to learn that he is so far convalesent as
TO be able to sit up most of the time. Mr..
FL. has been very sick, and for several DAYS
his'fife was departed Of.
Mr.. F. P. Nutting;a a young lawyer late
of Rochester, n. T., and brother of GEORGE
FL. Nutting ofrthis city, has been in Cor
wallis for several days past, and contem-
plates locating somewhere in this State.
The bears in the mountains vest of Mon
roe are getting quite civilized. y One of them
made a visit last week to the promises of
Mr. w. c. Woodcock and started a market
for Angora goats, but soon retired from bus
iness.
We find on our table new exchange, the
'eDutch Flat Weekly Forum, 9 published at
Dutch Flat, Placer county, California, with
w. A Wheeler, former editor of the Ben
ton Democrat of this city, as editor and
proprietor -
In our last issue we mentioned Mrs.
Swank as the wife of the carpenter at Siletz
Agency. This was mistake. Mr. J. e.
Peterson is the carpenter at Siletz and Mr.
Swank is the miller. We make this ccrrec-
ton in Justice to Mrs. swank.
DR.. T. NJ Wilcox, agent for Bynon &
Gnps STATE Directory, Is in town, and it
viii be well for everyone who wishes to
havesa reliable source of information at his
command, to see him and saHecure a conv. of