The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-08-06
The farmers are all busy.

Grain Hirtsst is at hand.
The best lard kent at the Palace.
Ladieslside lace, box-toe, kid shoes
~ e.s2.. at S. III. LOOKS.
A great many wagons pass through daily,
bound for the'bay.s !.
There &illhe preaching next Sunday, al
ii o'clock.A. NJ, and s o'clock RSM'
Wallis Nash ESQ. started to San Francis.
co last Thursday morning.
Bedrock prices on Paints and Oils. al
Allen Il Woodwartl's. 20,
The population Of Eugene City is just ter
more than Corvallis. = ,ss
Masous- lars. Glass, self-Sealing, cheap,
at Allen a. Woodward's
Hutrah. Hurrah have found it. The
place TO get good meat-Aat the Palace.
Miss Rosa Mayer, of Portland, has been
visiting friends in this ~city for several
weeks. She returned home Tuesday. : -
Harvest has commencei in earnest in
Benton county with air'promises for rich
rewards. .rf.'
Ladies French kid, Side button boot, arch.
ed instep, box-toe, cOncaye heel
-, abS. II. LOOKS.
Wm. Mansfield and Jas. Foster. Jr.. OF
Albany, returned from the Bay last Monday.
They..fook hale and hearty; i -: =.
Hon J. j. Walton, of Salem, was in
Corvallis the first of the week los,king after
business, and remained two or three days:
" Regular stock Of curacao kid boots an |
shoes fer,chilaren, misses, and lalies. Also
other styles to numerous tn mention
- y L. at :. H.LooK's.
T. ]. Buford has our thanks for some ex-
cellent mountain trout, Among Toms
mary other excellent qualities he Is goe'i
fisherm iii.
tieo.' Simpson. son of Rev. A. Simpson,
residing near Mt. View station, had the mis-
fs,rtune to- thrnwshis wrist;pHt of joint. last
Sunday, by being thrown FROM horse.
New and elegant stock of millin ,ry goods
just-rec.ived. at Mrs. E. A. Knights, which
will be sold cheaner than they can be baug ght
any where else in the eitv. :, -
James Doty Frank Titus anil NJ. Tol-
Inns, of Lower Alsea, came out last Tues
day. They 'will'remain TIL atter harvest. .
-'.I do declare. il that butcher has not
sent me poor meat again well. it serves me
ri.;ht for not buying at the Palace. +,
Messrs. Gray & Symo.Iis, of the House
hold store, h I'VE had a: new sidewalk laid
jn trout of their place of business. = Jack
Allphin did the job. -.
Joh j Ray & Son are moving into their
new store building. they. have the finest
store room in the city, sauheit is literally
crowded with g'rdsi~hich they are now ar
ransingiin the most tasty AMI attractive
style. - - r"
w. P. Ready, State Printer, has moved
his family to Salem, where they will resiis
III future. Mr.. K. h 8 been en- gagged on the
State work for some time pc stianl on Sat.
ur lay came up for his falnily, who returned
with HIM by Tues lays boat. 6
!" On last Monday the passenger tram from
Portland to Corvallis was about two hours
behin time. canse a broken spring this is
the first aeci lent that bias happened to "a
passenger train on that line since.they haye
been running to this city,. :'s'..
The Corvallis Photograph Gallery. E.
II islop. Prppt. tate Gnldsom) is again open
for business. First class -~nIrk. only note
the address. next ,lopr to Ira Milers m srble
yard. Firewool AMI produce taken iii ext
change for work. - ttf
= One day this week we visited the House
hold store kept by Messrs. Symom ls 3 Gray.
of this city. and from personal observation
can testify that the name is NIT ;napprepri-
ately applied They have; in stock, every
thing that is nee lie. Fin the way of tgrnceries
ami provisions; ant althon 4, their ghols are
way ap' their prices are way down. -
MACHINE OtLs. -Farrhers will save none.
bv buying their Machine Oils of Allen &
Woodward. They have a large stock, and
it will be sold very lpw. H:2Sml
Farmers rem ,,n''er, that if you bny An
Osb ,rn Self B:nler of A.ssCauthnfp & Sen
this year, ven will besfurnishesl with a per-
fec. cord binder next year for $50 90 or a
cnrl bin Ter wi I've exchange1 for your wire
bin Ter free of char q y" :
j Robt N. Baker The Tailor, has Just re-
ceived five hundred samplesrof ci"th, Ger
nun. French English an l. Domestic. from
tn largest wholesale house in 'Sar FIR n:isco.
He proposes to sell patterns at the San
Francisce Wholesale rates. therefore his pit-
rrps wi get th-ir cloth withaut the usual
profit Of retail dealers ttail anil see for
yourselves. One door northof the GAZETTE
Office. 30 -