The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-04-23

A few hundred old papers for sale at the
GAZETTE office.
A line lot of oranges, lemons and bananas
at Geo. Gerhard's.
The proposed entertainment for the bene.
MT OF the M. E. Church is postponed.
Mr.. E. Hamer, of this county, lost fine
horse, last Monday night, from bots or collie.
Thanks to Mrs. Jessup, of Yaauina, for a
package of choice shrubs and flowers.
The Corvallis saw mill made big run,
last Tuesday, turning out Is, 800 feet Of
lumber.
DIR. T. A. Johnston has removed his resi-
dence to Mrs w. F. Dixon's, one door south
of Judge McFadden's.
Burton, the smallpox patient at East
Portland, is reported convalescing. Nonew
cases.
| Found-A finger ring, which the owner
can have by calling at the depot and prov
ing property.
! Geo. P. Wrenn will be candidate for the
Office of Recorder, at the next city cleo
tiou. l7:l5.
The largest and best assorted stock of
French candies in the city, at Geo. Ger
hard's.
A large lot of old type for sale at GAZETTE
Office. 1t Is an excellent substitute for Bab-
bit metal-and much cheaper.
The delegates to the State Republican
convention, from this county, started for
Portland last Tuesday.
A large invoice of the finest brands of Gig
ars and tobaccos just received at Geo. Ger
hard's.
Last Monday was lively day for the
Recorder and Marshal The spring fights
have commenced early.
A large assortment of all kinds of pipes,
cigarette and cigar holders will arrive short
ly from England, for q. j. Bishop, Vincent
House.
Quite a number of our citizens availed
themselves of half-fare rates to visit Port
land, this week. The Wcstside road is a
great convenience.
The railroad excursion for the benefit of
the Evangelical Church, will take place on
the Sth of May. Tickets for round trip
only So 90.
Ike Smith, at the lower saw MILL last
Tuesday morning, allowed his left hand to
come in contact with saw while in motion,
and is minus the end of thumb.
Mrs Chairman, of Oregon City, returned
home last Monday, after few weeks visit
Whth h't pdtSubS Ill bHlS Ciby IlcF Two StuS
are attending the State Agricultural College.
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.
S. V. Applegate and family, from Mans
field, Ohio. recently arrived in this city.
They come to stay, and we are glad to well
come them.
Look out for uncle "Jake" Modi-and
have your dollar, for poll-tax, ready. He
commenced his usual round of assessing last
Monday, in the lower portion of the county.
Marion Ruble. of Alsea, was in the city
last Tuesday. He reports gang of men at
work opening the road over the maintain
between this city and Asea valley.
DIR. G. A. Whitney, of Philomath. was
called to McMinnville, last Tuesday, on
professional business. His family accom-
panied him.
Hon. J. J. Walton, of Eugene, Democratic
nominee for Judge in this district, gave us a
CALL last Friday The Judge was,
doubtless, looking after his chances for
election.
L. w. FELTON,, of Albany. the indefatiga- |
BILE newspaper correspondent and canvasser,
gave us pleasant call last Friday He is
doing good work for the Albany Herald /
over in Orleans precinct.
Our readers will be rejoiced to learn that
Mr.. H. z. Buckingham, of the Belknap set
Element, whom we mentioned, re entity, as
lying in an unconscious and hopeless condi- |
tion. has rallied, and is now able to walk
about his room, and strong hopes are enter
tanned of his partial recovery, at least
G. H. Whitney, formerly clerk and book
keeper for a firm in this city, but now part
ner in a store at Mccoy, came up on the
Saturday evening train and returned Mon
lay morning. Charley" has banker
ing" after-Corvallis.
We would call the attention of our
rerders to the advertisement of the Alsea
saw mills. Mr.. Pitman has succeeded in
and repairing his mills, under very
adverse circumstances, but is now prepared
20 furnish a superior quality of lumber, at
reduced prices