The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-01-23

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GAZETTE.
Hotels crowded, and the streets filled with
railroad hands.
If you want bargains in real estate, call or
Nj. S. Woodcock,
Mr.. Grant Holgate, of Alsea, was in the
city last Saturday.
Ben. Job, of this city, has gone to Port
land to attend Commercial College.
A favorite young buggy horse, belonging
to DIR. Smith of this city, died few days
ago, suddenly.
FoUND.-A shawl pin, which the owner
can have by calling at this Office and paying
for this notice.
Try bottle of Moore's hair invigorator.
1t removes dandruff and prevents the hair
from falling off.
Mrs. Davis, wife of DIR. ]. A. Davis, oi
Albany, has been visiting friends IN this city
during the past week.
Mr. A. F. Wheeler assistant State Treas.
urer, gave us a call yesterday He was III
the city locking after business.
Jos, Spiede1 has sold out his blacksmith
shop, and retired from business, in conse-
quence of continued i'll health.
Mrs. Emily Moore and daughter, of Port
land, have been visiting at her fathers, Rev.
J. W. York, for the past two weeks.
George Druck, aged II years, was instant
ly killed by the falling of a heavy timber
at his fathers mill, near Vancouver, on the
20th inst.
S. A. Logan, of Yaquina Bay, returned
from Oregon City last Wednesday, ell route
for home on foot This is the surest means
of travel now.
LIP. Bhandler, the glover of Portland,
was in this city the first of the week. Mr..
C. notes many improvements in Corvallis
since he left here.
The church sociabIe, at Mr.. E Wood
wards, last Friday evening, was pleasant
gathering Sorry that ill-health prevented
us from being present.
An address to the Democrats of Oregon
has been issued by Gen. Joseph Lane, and
Messrs W. H. Etiinger E. G. Bradshaw,
M. V. Brown and A. Noltner.
Wallace Baldwin, Of the firm of Wood
cock and Baldwin, and James Drake, of the
firm of Drake & Grant, left for Portland, on
business, last Monday morning.
Capt. VIM. Stevens started for his home
at Newport, on foot, last Saturday morning.
The old gentleman is as spry as most young
men, although nearly three score and ten.
Immense reduction in prices of satins,
velvets, ribbons, etc.; prices positively the
lowest ever offered in this city, at
l6jnlm Mrs. Z. A. KNIGHTS.
Mr.. Vim. Copeland late from England,
has rented the building lately occupied by
Jos. Spiedel as blacksmith shop, and is
turning his attention to repairing wagons,
carriages, etc. AL work in this line prompt
ly attended to.
Mr. J. B. Hines, of this county, last Mon
day, left at the GAZETTE office supply of
apples, Of the Swar variety. He has plenty
of them for sale at so cents per bushel, de-
liyered to any part of the city.
Inside painting and paper hanging, cheap
er than ever, by E. III. Burnham. Leave
orders at Graham, Hamilton & Cos Drug
Store, Corvallis, Oregon.
January Ia, 1880. l7:3w4
A. Cauthorn & Son have on hands large
supply of those Muscatel Raisens, which
have no superior, and are sold at the aston
ishing low price of 81 so for 20lb Box, and
rs cents for 5lb Box. Try them. l6:52w4.
Halsey enjoys a frst-class sensation, occa-
stoned by the arrest of a person represent
ing himself as DIR. j. w. Snyder, On charge
of incest. At last accounts the Doctor was
ilcdulIlS IOT DeHbUU. Lie WDtllS.l ESsfcpTS-
sented to be his sister, is still in Halsey.
n. n. Osburn, of Wilmington, H., is
stepping at The Occidental Mr.. o. came
to Orgon in 1913, and returned to the States
in 1850. Rendered valuable assistance to
the immigrants of IS47. He will return to
Illinois in a short time, but expects to come
to Oregon again in the spring.
Last Friday Messrs N. P Briggs and
ny GU I H.
GAZETTE, and Mr.. Milt Connor, of Kings
g front" We gladly accepted, and at that
time found the track layers of the Westside
road in Mr.. Haman Lewis field, some two
miles below the city. Last Tuesday after
noon the first construction train reached our
city limits. Our citizens Hooked in great
crowds to welcome the iron horse.
Grandma Wells, while standing in her
daughters door, and seeing the train bearing
Messrs. Koehler and Brandt pass, remarked
that it was the first time the cars had ever
pissed her. Up to that time, for nearly 10
years, she has kept ahead of the railroad
1t was the first time she ever saw a train of
cars. The same is true of Uncle Jack
Grimsiey. Grandma Wells makes her home
with her son, at Philomath, and we firmly
believe that if she lives until next fall that
she can ride between Corvallis and Philo-
inath on the Yaquina railroad.
That have taken away this old mans
daughter it is most true-true / have mar
ried her and / have no reason to regret it
for since that happy day we have always
kept supply of Emil Frese's celebrated
Hamburg Tea in the house and consequent
ly wife and /, and all the dear little ones,
are in good health all the time.
We would call the attention of our read
ers to the advertisement of the ssKing of
the Blood, 4" a remedy for disorders resulting
from impurity of the blood, said to be, by
those who have witnessed its remarkable
effects, unequalled for the purposes men
toned. The reputation borne by its pro-
prietors, d. Ransom, Son & Co., of Buffalo,
\. Y, should be ample guaranty of their
claims for this article, but it will be observed
that they not only warrant the genuineness
Of the certificates of cures by an offered re-
ward, but also, in proper cases, offer to dis
close its ingredients, thus demonstrating
their own good faith in the safety and ex-
celleDce of its composition-offers said never
before to have been made by the proprietors
of any other Family Medicine in the world.
For CALIFoRNIA.-In, consequence OF
continued Ill health, and thinking change
of scenery, climate, etc., and a brief respite
from labor and care might be beneficial, we
have concluded to take trip to California,
accompanied by Mrs. C. We have been
greatly benefited by the treatment of DIR.
F. A. Johnston, for few weeks past, but
think rest and travel viii do us more good
than medicine. We propose to make the
trial, at any rate. We expect to leave Port
land on the Oregon tomorrow. MIR. w. P.
Ready viii attend to the office business, and
Messrs F. NJ. johnson and James A. Yantis
will look after the editorial department. dur
ing our absence. We leave the GAZETTE IL
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