The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-05-28

Mr.. j. C. K. McCann, of Alsea valley,
was i'll the city last Monday.
Geo. P. Wrenn is building himself real
estate Office on Second street.
The recorders court has had several visit
ants this week /; mostly drunks
A few hundred old papers for sale at this
ofice-5O cents per hundred.
In voting for Sol. King and B. w. Wilson
yon vote for men that are tried and true.
An AK flew off the helye the other day.
Consequence-Aug. Knight has badly cut
cheek.
The Californian for June is on our table.
As usual it is full of valuable and interest
ing reading matter.
The Boss never lets up. Here is an insin-
uation that Tom Graham was only part OF
the treasurer's Office.
In voting for Tom Cauthorn you are as
sured you are voting for him, individually,
for treasurer-Biade.
The thanks of the GAZETTE Office are due
to Master Leroy Lakin, for handsome bo-
quet. Call again Leroy.
Messrs. Gray and Symon!s are fitting up
as storeroom the building recently occu-
pied by Wrenn & Holgate.
The steamer Occident brought up large
invoice of farming implements and machin-
cry on her last trip.
Judge Burnett has had his residence
moved to the block west of the court house.
Jack Allphin ''bossed the job.
The ladies of the M. E. church of this
city announce a strawberry festival, to be
held as soon as the berries are rine.
M. s. Woodcock has placed fine Weber
Mr
Thompson is agent for these pianoes.
Wednesday. He will he absent some time,
The entire faculty of the Agricultural
College left yesterday for Salem to attend
the meeting Of the State Grange now in ses-
ion.
New and elegant stock of millinery goods
Just received, at Mrs. f.. A. Knights, which
will be sold cheaper than they can be bought
any where else in the city.
c. j. Bishop has bought the cigar and
news depot at the Vincent House, and will
hereafter always be found ready to supply
customers. See his ad.
Mr. B. R. Cauthorn, of Mexico, No., is
visiting friends throughout Oregon and
Washington territory. Mr.. Cauthorn is a
Mr.. Sam. Case, of Newport, went to
Portland last week and returned with his
daughter Nellie, who has been attending
school at st. Helen's Hall.
Uncle Davy Newsome, of Marion county,
is in the city. He will address the Good
Templars, at their hall, tonight, and the
Blue Ribbon club tomorrow night, at the
college chapel.
The initial number of the Silverton Ap-
peal is before u.s. 1t is a newsy little sheet,
and will be devoted to the best interests of
s lgerton and Marion county. III. Guild is
editor and proprietor.
Sam. Sankey returned to Corvallis last
Saturday evening: He had started for
Cheyenne with drove Of cattle, but was
had to return.
Volume l, No. 2, of the Eastern Oregon
Republican, published at La Grande, Union
county, by S. r. Wilson, is at hand. The
Republican will be devoted to the Republi-
can interests in that section. Success to it.
Messrs Miller and Scrafford, at the mar
BILE works of the former, are turning out
some fine work They make some beautiful
door weights of marble, which are a great
improvement on the old style carpet-covered
brick.
A certain marble cutter of Salem was
heard inquiring, the other day, how much
of this worlds goods belonged to one of the
handsome officers on the steamer Occident.
Wonder if he has been ordering his tomb
stone already.
Mr.. Geo. E. Gibson, of Philomath, Green
back candidate for county clerk, gave us a
call last Monday. He was distributing cop
les of .tThe Greenbacker," semi-occa-
sionap publication devoted to the interests
of that party.
Mr.. T. M. Follet has purchased R. Hultz's
interest in the City Market, and hereafter
the business will be conducted under the
name of Lewis & Follet. They expect, by
fair dealing, to merit a fair share of patron
age.