The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-06-04

All the schools are closed for the summer
vacation.
Cascade mountain ice for sale, at Geo.
Gerhards.
A few hundred old papers for sale at this
oftice-50 centsper hundred.
Miss Helen Bushnell, of Eugene City, is
visiting friends in this city.
Soda for sale. by the caee or bottle, at
Geo. Gerhard's.
Ray & Son Will be found in the old huild.
ing in the street adjoining their old site.
The Methodist church of this city will be
! closed next Sunday; cause quarterly meet
| in the country.
| The strawberry festival. mentioned last
week will probably be held on the evening
of June 10th; but earlier if the berries
| ripen.
Remember that the entire judicial ticket
of the State of Oregon is tn be elected next
Monday. and vote for men who are honest
and capable.
| This is our last issue before the election
and. in consequence. much local matter has
been left out for want of space, but we will
do better next week.
New and elegant stock of millinery goods
| Just received. at Mrs E. A. Knights, which
will be sold cheaper than they can be bought
amy where else in the city.
Rev. w. c. Kantner. of the Evangelical
church. of this city, will deliver sermon
to the children on next Sabbath morning.
at IL A. NJ. Children he sure to come.
! church sociable will be held at the resi-
dence of Prof. McElroy's. this evening, for
the benefit of the Ladies' Mite Society All
who symnathise with the church are cordi-
ally invited.
We are informed that the Ladies' Brass
Band of Albany intend giving concert in
Corvallis at sometime in the near future.
Our citizens may expect "a rich musical treat
if they do.
Quarterly meeting service of the M. E.
chnr:h, Corvallis charge will be held next
Saturday and Sunday. June 5th and 6th) at
Liberty school house. four miles west of
Corvallis.
Mr.. T. Fl. Fnllett has purchase r. Hultz's
interest in the City Market, and hereafter
the business will be conducted under the
name of Lewis & Follett They expect, by
fair dealing to merit a fair share of patron
| age.
Cen w. H. Odell viii be elected State
Printer by a rousing majority next Monday.
Gen. Odell is too well known as a journalist
Ln Hcsu cbUlIIlGUb fTtiUl hiE pen. TIC HIS
conducted the Statesman during all the time
has had control, in manner that has not
only secured the respect and esteem of his
own party, but of all who know him or read
his parer.
The editor of The Astorian will be leased
to attend to business for the people General
ly, in any part of the Atlantic or Western
States during his absence. Prior to July.
18th correspondence may lie addressed: D.
{. Ireland, al Broadway, New York Eb-
hitt House. Washington: or in care of A.
Booth & Co.. Chicago, Illinois. After that
date Mr.. Ireland will be on his way home,
via Idrho and eastern Oreson.
B. w. Wilson has faithfully, served the
penple of Benten county as County Clerk
for sixteen years and no man has yet been
found who conld say aught against his Of
fetal acts. He knows Row TO transact the
business of the office and is prompt and
nblisring to all who call for that purpose. OF
his private character. it would lie space mis-
appropriated to comment. the ieople knew
him, and all know that Bush Wilson is the
personi tcation of honesty and morality.
The Repub lean and Democratic nominees
for State Senator have made no canvass.
Mr.. Woodward, the Republican nominee.
after accepting the nomination, ARRANGED to
90 with the other candidates. but sftc wards
Mr. Shannon, when no,r,natel, di ! not wish
to make any canvass whatever, and ON his
snlicta' ions Mr. W. consented to remsin at
home. hence they are not with the party in
the can~ass. We can not but believe that
Mr.. Shannon has TIE best of tbs arrange-
ment Mr. WnoAward is universally cam
ceeded TO he, in point Of ability, consi Ter bly,
above Mr.. Shannon, and would have made
the canvass rather warm for the i'emocracy,
but Mr.. w. will he elected nevertheless.