The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-09-03
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Genuine Perique tobacco at Gerhard's.
New buildings going up in every part Of
the city.
The hum of the thresher is once more
heard in the land.
Oyster hends are happy. The month
with an stR" in it is here
The cucumber. that much abused vegeta-
BILE, still fingers in the market.
A fine stock of all kinds of smoking and
chewing tobaccos at Gerhard's.
Jas. w. Foster (Bullet), of Albany, was
in the city the first of the week.
The County Fair at Albany, which COM
mences Oct. 6, promises to be g grand
affair.
Three Kings mixture of Perique. Turk
ish and fine Virginia straight cut tobaccos.
at Gerhards. .t
Mrs L. A. Dennick. at the :sold reliable"
brick yard, will take wheat or hay in ex-
change for brick.
If wheat does not command as good price
this year as it did last. it makes up for it in
quantity and quality.
The Portland Bulletin says that Capt. u.
B. Scott will build steamboat this Fall to
run ON the upper Willamette.
1t is not true that Nick wants to get
married and can't but he does sell the best
and cheapest meat i'll town
There were only two arrests this week.
They both liquidated their little indebted
ness and went on their way rejoicing
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next Monday evening. Those who are four
months in arrears will please take notice.
Wanted-To sell 200, 600 feet of inch lum-
ber. in lots of 5000 feet. at $40. so per thou
sand. by Max Friendly at the Corvallis Saw
Mill
Miss Nellie Reynolds, who has been
visiting friends in Salem and AlbaDy-for the
past few weeks, returned home the first Of
the week s p. -.
Two souls with but q single thought
two small small boys climbing out of an
orchard yesterday with a big black dog in
close pursuit: s.
.'Do to others as You you'd like to have
them do to you, is the rule the young man
applied thu other evening when he kissed a
Corvallis maiden.
Mrs Horace Camrbell, accompanied by
son. left for PORTLAND last TUESDAY morning.
She goes to join her husband who went down
some days ago.
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.
Mrs. swank, vile Of the carpenter at
Siletz Agency, was at the Vincent House
last Tuesday evening. She was on her way
to- Portland to visit friends.
f. Rosenthal has added a fine lot of
boots and shoes to his stock, which will be
sold cheap for cash. Remember the place,
the Post Office Store, =
The Portland base ball players are demor-
allied and unable to organize a club for the
Fail tournamspt at Salem. = In consequence
there viii be'no entry from that city.
Put away dear Arthur's speller,
Vacant is his desk at school,,
Tell his comrades that it's dangerous
Playing tag behind q nsi,le.
There are many unpleasant things in this
yale of tears, but collar with buttenhole
large enough to stick your head through
will cause you about as much trouble as the
rest of them.
Mrs. Geo. G. Luddington of San Francisco,
who has been for the past month, visiting
her sister, Mrs. Capt. Wass, of Cape Foul
westher Lighthouse, passed through the city
last Tuesday en- route tor home.
A. g. Walling, of Portl1nd, and Grin
Barker, of Salem, left on the steamer Colum-
bia Tuesday for Toronto. Canada, as dele
gates to the Grand Lodge; I. 0. O. F..
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next month.
The Corvallis Photograph Gallery. E.
Heslop, Propt. Qate .Goldsdn) is again open
for business. First-class work. only note
the address, next door To Ira MilIers marble
yard. Firewood aud produce taken in ex-
change for work. tH
Mr.. Jacob Halter. City Recorder of
Albany, and Lee. Cohen of the same city,
got out of their buggy with more haste thon
grace last Wednesday, at Stewards hill. two
miles below town. in consequence of the
horse going oyer the grade. No damage
done.
Money to loan in quantities from 81, 900
to Sl0 600, on tirst-class real estate security.
The expenses of examining titles and per-
fecting securities muslin all cases be paid
BY the borrower For Information inquire
of NJ. s. Woodeock at his law office in Cor
Wallis, Oregon. l7p35tf.
The hoy stood in the melon patch,
When all but him had fed,
And visions of royaf feast
Went Dancing through his head.
But the farmer and the bulldog came,
And the boy, oh. where is he?
Go ask the doctorman who patched
His sore an-at-o-me!
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Robt N Baker, The Tailor. has Just re-
ceive1 Ave hundred samples of cloth, Ger
man, French. English and Domestic, from
tn largest wholesale house in San Francisco.
He proposes to sell patterns at the San
Francisco wholesale rates, therefore his pat
rons will get their cloth without the usual
profit of retail' dealers. Call and see for
yourselves. One door north of the GAZETTE
office.
TIE PRoeREss OF THE AGE.-There are
few stores in Corvallis or in the State of
Oregon that have made such rapid progress
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