The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-06-25
Ice at Geo. Gerhard's.

Ice at Geo. Gerhard's.
JAS Dixon, of Elk City, is in town.
Soda by the case or glass; at Gerhard's
Look out for the "pig, under New this
Week.
See the ad. of the Corvallis " Household
Stores"
DR.. Smith reports a ten-pound girl at the
residence of Mr.. Kitchen.
DIR. F. A. Vincent left for Dallas, on pro-
fessional business, last Saturday.
w. G. Steel, of the Albany Herald paid
our sanetum visit last Wednesday.
Now is the time to bring in your wood on
subscription. A few more cords wanted yet
r. s. Strahan, of Albany. was in the city
during the week, looking after professional
business.
See the dissolution notice of Eglin Bros.
in another column. Thos Eglin assumes
entire control.
Polly & Lomer, of the Occidental Hotel,
will hereafter be conducted by j. c. Polly.
B. P. Cardwell, of Portland, has been in
| the city for the past few days. He is on
his regular trips looking after the revenue
affairs.
J. R. Lomer is now engaged in drawing
| the plans for the new twO-story brick soon
to be erected by Jacobs & Neugass and w.
B. Hamilton & Co.
Preaching at the College Chapel Sunday
at ii and o'clock, by Rev. Mr.. Davidson,
Baptist Minister.
DIR. Wm Biddle and wife, who went to
Oakland, CAL, about two weeks ago, return
ed last Friday evening. They could not
| stav awav from Corvallis
Messrs Titus and MARBLE started for va
quina last Monday. Mr.. Titus is returning
| home, and Mr.. Marp'e goes on account of
his hea tn, which is very poor.
| 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.
| just we were going to press, Yesterday,
the telegraph announced that Gen Hancock
| had received the Democratic nomination for
president. Garfield will walk over him.
JAS A. Cauthern, our genial warehouse
man, returned from a short trip into the
Yakima country last Monday. He looks as
if there had been some sunshine up there.
The friends of "Stormy" Jordan viii be
glad to learn that he has succeeded in get
ting his pension claim allowed by the gov.
ment He got $500 90 back penson and
Sc 90 per month.
| Jack Allphin, the chief house mover of
Oregon has all the business he can tend to
at present. Those wishing their houses
| moved should leave their orders with him
! for they come in turn.
| Lost-On the evening of the Ladies' con-
cert, between or in the opera house and the
Vincent House, heavy gold ring with a
yellow stone setting. The finder will suita-
bly, rewarded by leaving the same at this
office.
Farmers remember, that if you buy an
Osborn Self Binder of A. Cauthorn & Son
] this year, you will be furnished with a per-
/ feet cord binder next year for $50 90 or a
cord binder will he exchanged for your wire
binder free of charge.
/ On last Monday afternoon Mrs. James A.
Cauthorn, of this city, and Miss Fanny
Odeneal. of Albany, gave us pleasant call.
Miss Fanny had been spending week with
her relations and friends in this city, and
returned home last Tuesday morning.
/ Mrs Vincent, of the Vincent House,
with her characteristic energy, went to work
last week and raised money to pay for a
months house rent for the Sickles family,
who had been turned out of house and home,
and both the old man and his wife being
sick, moved and camping OUT on the fiat
above town. Mrs. Vincent hearing of their
condition. left her business affairs at home
and went to their rescue. Mrs. v. deserves
great credit for the manner in which she
has acted toward this nily.