The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-10-15

at RAY Sous.
Hon. F. NJ. Wadsworth was in this city
| last Sabbath.
Asbby Pearce is slowly recovering after
| his severe illness.
A full stock of lamps, in new designs, just
received at RAY & SoNs.
Miss Minnie Msnteith, of Albany, is vis-
iting friends in this city.
Our warehouses are loaded down with
grain and more to come in.
Onlyathree fights in town Wednesday
night. Politics are beginning to warm up.
Seventeen days raore and Garfield will be
President of the United States-and don't
you forget it.
"Coast Range is the title of the new
paper at Coos Bay. 1t stands in for Gar
field and Arthur.
Mrs. F. Springer, of WaIla Walla, is Wis
itinp friends in Corvallis, and is the guest of
+. NJ. johnson.
T. NJ. Galloway, OF Albany, made his
farewell visit to Corvallis last Sunday. He
goes to Spokane.
Mr.. John Rodgers, of Albany, formally a
resident of this county, paid Corvallis a
visit last Wednesday,
Bart H. Allen of Halsey paid our sacttm
visit last Tuesday. He had been visiting
at the Yaquina Bay.
The beauty of mans parting his hair in
the middle appears to be that it gives both
ears chance to flap.
E. A. Swan, U. S. Indian Agent from
Siletz, was in Corvallis on Tuesday, we ac
knowledge pleasant call.
Messrs Herbert Symonds and Fred H.
Frances made flying trip to Portland the
first of the week and have returned.
Wanted-To sell ECO, 600 feet of inch lum-
ber. in lots of 3 Zoo feet at $40. so per thou
sand, by Max Friendly at the Corvallis Saw
Mill
Miss Grace Hanna will take few more
pupils in instrumental music. For particu-
lars and terms call at her residence on
| Third Street.
Last week little girl, aged l3, living in
Portland, gave birth to child weighing
| eight pounds. The weight of the mother
was but 65 pounds.
An exchange SAYS that thirty persons in a
town in Michigan were recently poisoned by
eating sausage. This comes from having
brass collars on dogs.
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.
Rev. A. Simpson will preach in the Pres
! byterian church in this city next Sabbath
morning at I o'clock. Rev. I'll. z. Dun
ming will preach at Oak Ridge at the same
! hour.
Eighteen barrels of Whisky and 5000
punds of -four were lately shipped to the
Yankee Fork mines by one Boise City house.
What do they want with so much -four.
B. w. Wilson, County Clerk, started for
| Baker City yesterday morning, and viii be
| absent two or three weeks During his
absense the clerks Office viii be managed
by L. Y. Wilson.
John A. Spangler a former resident of
Albany, but more recently of Wasco county,
has been visiting ffiends in the city for the
last week and will probably locate in our
city. Johnnie is an old printer.
The Hook and Ladder boys will give a
grand bali in this city about the middle of
next month. This viii be the first ball of
the season and a good time is anticipated.
Full particulars will be given in due time.
A fine lot of beaver. felt and straw hats,
trimmed and untriInmed Just received from
San Francisco at Mrs. J. FL. Kelley's Millin-
cry store. Also large assortment of silks,
satins, velvets, dress-trimmings, ETC., etc.
! Our citizens who desire tirst-class instruc-
tion IN either vocal or instrumental music
| will be glad to know that Miss Grace Hanna
has consented to give lessons during the
coming winter. Miss Hanna is an exper-
fenced teacher and excellent musician.
/ have on hand and for sale large GUAM
tity of boots and shoes for Ladies Misses
and Children, Men and Boys, which I will
sell at reasonable rates. All my goods are
warranted and if not as represented the
money will be returned. S. II. LooK.
1t is said that one of the results of the
Earl of Airlie's visit to this country will be
the organization, Immediately upon his re-
! turn to Scotland. of immense colonies COM
posed exclusively of Scottish farmers, who
will be sent here to settle along the line of
the Oregonian Narrow Gauge Company g
roads.
The excellent dinner provided for the
Presidential party at the depot hotel in Al
| bany week before last, called out an express
sion from the party in the shape of fine
gold watch, chain, earrings and rich
dress pattern received by Mrs. Gross, the
pains taking landlady of the hotel.
GLASS BALL SHooTING.-The glass ball
shooting at the Linn County Fair last Thurs.
day was very good, considering the wind
and rain. Two teams of four entered foI
the purse of $75. Corvallis team, Can't. T.
| ]. Buford Albany team Can't D. b Mon.