The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-10-01
County Court next Monday.

Highest cash price paid for wheat at T. j.
Blair's.
Elegant tea an toilet sets just received
at RAY 4 Sons.
mences next Wednesday.
A full stock of lamps, in new designs, just
received at RAY & Sons.
Senator Woodward has our thanks for
Legislative favors during the week.
The best make of California boots and
shoes at the boot aad shoe store.
Rev. J. A. Hanna has returned from the
Bay to remain, at least, for the present.
A large quantity of boots and shoes just
received and for sale at the boot and shoe
store.
An interesting communication from David
Newsom received toe late for publication in
this issue.
Preaching in the Methodist Episcopal
Church next Sabbath evening at o'clock
by the pastor
Hon. r. S. Strahan of Albany was in
town the first of the week, and went to
Monroe on business.
L. E. Parker and his sister Miss Anna
Parker, of Oneatta, were in Corvallis last
Wednesday.
Mr. Jacobs, wife and daughter, who have
been spending few weeks in the Bay City,
returned last Thursday.
A number of our citizens went to Albany
yesterday to see President Hayes as he
passed on his way to Salem.
Miss Grace Hanna, who has been visiting
friends in Eugene City for several weeks
past, returned home Monday.
We are sorry to learn that our old and
valuable friend Ashby Pierce is quite sick
at his residence near Albany.
Judge Kelsay, NJ. S. Woodcock and F.
NJ. johnson went to Monroe Tuesday on
business and will be absent for several days.
Wanted-To sell 200, coo feet of inch lum-
Der. in lots of 1900 feet, at $40. so per thou
sand, by Max Friendly at the Corvallis Saw
Mill
Mr.. L. E. DAVIS, of South Beach, Yaquina
Bay, was in the city during the week. He
informs us that he contemplates putting on
steam ferry next season.
New and elegant stock of millinery goods
just received, at Mrs. i. A. Knights, which
will be sold cheaper than they can be bought
any where else in the city.
Al. Ray is rapidly pushing his telephone
line to completion. He already has Cor
wallis and Phiiomath wire bound. This will
be great convenience to our people.
The firm of Gray, Koothauer & Co., of
the Corvallis FIGURING mills, has been dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr.. FL. f.
Fisher will continue the business.
Rev. FL. P. Dunning, pastor of the Pres
byterian church of this city, has returned
from his Summer vacation and will occupy
the pulpit of that church next Sabbath as
usual.
Our young friend J. J. Houck has pur-
chased a stock of general merchandise, and
VIII open store in Monroe soon. We wish
him the best of good luck. Look out for
his ad. soon.
Money to loan in quantities from 81, ,00C
to $40, 600, on hrst-class real estate security.
The expenses of examining titles and per
fecting securities must in all cases be paid
by the borrower. For information inquire
of NJ. S. Woodcock at his law Office in Cor
wallis, Oregon. 17n35tf.
Rev. r. L. Stevens, of the episcopal
Church of this city, preached his farewell
sermon last Sunday evening to a large and
appreciative- audience. The Rev. Mr.. S.
has made many friends during the time
spent in this city, and will much regret his
departure He has accepted a call to Ore
gon City.
Daniel Bringle, an old and respected citi
zen of Linn County. died at his residence
near Halsey q, last Friday. Many of oul
| readers are personally acquainted with Mr.
Bringle, and many more know of him as al
earnest friend and jealous worker for tho
Yaquina Bay Railroad few years ago. We
| are not informed as to the particulars of hi.
| death other than stated above.