The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-10-29

Highest cash price paid for wheat at 7. J..
Blair's.
B. w. Wilson has returned from Eastern
Oregon.
Buy your rubber clothing at E. Rosen-
thal's.
]. H. Penn and family have moved to
Portland.
The best of cigars and tebacco's at E.
RosenthaPs.
The latest Swans down under clothing at
E. Rosenthals
Al Pygall has been over to the Bay he re-
turned Wednesday.
Mr.. w. C. Myers of Ashland was in Cor
Wallis on Thursday.
Mrs. Clara Eglin of Portland, is visiting
friends in the city this week.
Miss Ida Gaines, of Albany, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Zeph Job, in this city.
The finest Black and Green Teas at the
Corvallis Household Store.
The finest lot of boots and shoes, hats
and caps, ETC., etc., to be found at e. Ros-
enthars.
The Pride of Commerce cigar at the Cor
wallis Household Store. The best in the
city.
Misses Amelia and Clara and Mr.. Leo
Stock returned from visit to Portland on
Tuesday.
P. p. Gates, U. s. mail agent on the w.
O. R. R., has resigned and is succeeded by
B. F. McCaulley.
The lightning from Indiana has struck the
Democratic party in Oregon and the whole
party is as one paralyzed.
Andy Emrick has opened new market
in the lower part of town where he will
keep good meat at low prices.
The Legislature of Oregon adjourned at
noon Saturday. For this gand other bless
ings let us be duly thankful.
Hon. R. A. Bensell and wife returned to
Corvallis yesterday they have been in Salem
for number of weeks past.
The legislature reduced the rate of inter-
est on money in this State from 10 and IL
to 8 and 10 per cent. per annum.
Hon. w. P. Ready, late State Printer,
came up from Salem Saturday, and on Mon
day started for his homestead at Lower
Alsea.
On last Wednesday His Hon. Justice
Wrenn of this city united in marritge Mr..
Jesse Porter and Miss. Caroline Ress all of
thii county.
Wanted-To sell 200, 900 feet of inch lum-
ber. in lots of 200 feet, at $40. so per thou
sand, by Max Friendly at the Corvallis Saw
Mill.
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.
The campaign has almost drawn to a
close, only four more days and Garfield will
be duly elected President. Voters will re-
member that vote for good government
will be sound policy.
Hon. Geo. B. Curry Republican candi-
date for Presidential Elector will be present
at the Republican Rally on Monday and
will address the citizens of Corvallis at
l o'clock of that day.
have on hand and for sale large quan.
tity of boots and shoes for Ladies Misses
and Children, Men and Boys, which I will
sell at reasonable rates. All my goods are
warranted and if not as represented the
money will be returned. s. I'll. LOOK.
Before the next issue of the Gazette the
encoffined remains of the Democratic party
will be laid quietly to rest under the dasies,
mourned doubtless doubtless by many, but
dead nevertheless. 1t has out lived its use
fullness and it is better that it should die.
Many good and upright persons are attach
ed to it, but as a party it is no longer Of
any use and many who are now witnessing
its last agonies with sympathy will have a
| feeling of relief when the struggle is over
and the weary are at rest.