The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-03-05
Repub. central committee tomorrow.

Repub. central committee tomorrow.
If you want bargains in real estate, call on
M. S. Woodcock.
Eight persons united with the Evangelical
Church last Sunday, in this city.
1. G. Davidson, of the Palace gallery will
make business trip to Portland tomorrow.
Mr.. James Drake, who has been quite
sick for several weeks, is improving slowly.
Messrs. John Vingay, Peter Eckman and
Ed. Starr, of Lower Alsea were in the city
| this week.
DR.. F. A. Johnston who for week past
| has been confined to his house with sickness,
| is out again.
The March number of the Californian is
| on our table. 1t is replete with varied and
| interesting matter.
"Labor's bread is sweet to eat, and tooth
| some is the toiler's meat, if procured at
the popular Palace.
Why do not some one of our numerous
readers send us an riginal poem, entitled
Beautiful Snow ?"
Mr.. John Vernig recently returned to Cor
wallis, after an extended trip in Eastern Ore
gon and Washington.
Lawyer Wright. of junction City, has
been in town n few days, looking up chances
Tor D1stflct Attorney.
L. G. Kline sailed last Saturday morning
from Portland at A. NJ, and entered San
Francisco A. NJ. Monday.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs. John
Simpson, who has been very ill at Albany
recently, is now recovering.
We would like to enquire of our promi
nent dealers in fresh meats, the price of
chops, and sich, this week.
Our townsman. w. A. Wells, has post
office named after him, and the same is at
Wells station, West Side R. R.
The River Side intimates, that an attach
n1ent is what brings Jas. A. Yantls, ESQ.,,
of this place, to Independence so often.
Hon. r. A. Bensell, of Newport. is in
town he reports IA inches of snow on the
Summit We bnspeak a cordial reception
for him here.
Immense reduction in pr1ces of satins,
velvets, ribbons, etc. prices positively the
lowest ever offered in this city, at
l6jnlm Mrs Z. A. KNIGHTS.
The Palace Gallery is now in good run
ming order. Call in and examine the WORK.
The proprietors are bound to pleasl, at very
reasonable rates.
NJ. Stock G. Co are engaged in making
the annual inventory of the stock on hand
III CuClT SJOTt. HI CLCy COu-
tinue to sell goods at a bargain.
The Cantata of Esther, given in New
Market Theater, Portland, last week, was
an entire success. 1t will be repeated soon,
at the earnest solicitation of Portlanders.
We noticed one or two stray robbins last
week, one day. but they are now paying for
their foolishness as there is now five or six
inches of snow ON the ground, with fine
prospect for more.
Belknap Bros, of the Corvallis Plow fac
tory. gave us pleasant call one day this
week They informed us that they had
now got portion of their machinery in
place, and expected to have the factory by
April first in full blast.
Pygall, Campbell & Co., have the excln-
sive right to sell slabwood and will deliver
the same to any part of the city, at So 90
per cord. This firm also has for sale, a
quantity of red fir foot wood and will de-
liver same to any part of the city, at 81 90
per cord.
A young man v the name of Coffee, fell
on the sidewalk near the postoffice in fit,
Monday p NJ, he was taken into Allen &
Woodward's drug store, and DR.. Lee called
at once, who administered restoratives,
which soon brought the young fellow around.
We learn he is now well again.
DIR. F. Vincent will pay Dallas profes
sional visit next week. The DIR. is a slight.
frail being and we ask the people of Polk
to he very kind to him, and not take advan-
tage of his youth and smallness of stature.
If any of your people should be so unfor-
tunate as to require his professional services,
by giving him call, they can become satis-
fed that the DR.. is not a novice
Judge Strahan. of Albany is in town, and
shed the. full length of his full moon coun-
tenance upon we local. The Judge is gen.
faI, intelligent gentleman, but ah, SO Thin, it
is absolutely necessary to stand him in
front of dark back ground, in order to dis
Germ whether or not he is not shadow after
ALL We bespeak for him kind treatment
among the legal fraternity.
We understand that cellar doors are in
demand at Roseburg. Our Judge Watson
weighs something like 20 ounces to the
pound, and when he steps upon cellar doors.
something must give way. The Judge says
that falling ten feet into cellar, is nothing
to be compared to the dangers of running
for Congress. We are glad to note, although
the door is rendered entirely useless, the
Judge is sound.