The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-06-24

Hon. James Gingles, OF Soap Creek, wal
in town the first OF the week.
Geo. Harris was in town Monday, and
looks like genuine granger.
The wheat market seems to have an up.
ward tendency the past few days.
L. G.. Kline & Co. are offering their en-
tire stock of clothing at reduced prices.
AS far as heard from, Max Friendly has
paid the highest price for wool this season.
Goldend,le, w. T., will celebrate the
coming 4th of July with becoming enthusi
asm.
Prof. Arnold, B. w. Wilson, VIM R.
and J. s. Baker. and J. s. johnson are out
in the mountains rusticating
Geo. II. Wiser who has been up to the
Dalles for some time past, is home on bust.
ness, but will return to the Dalles soon.
Bryson & Young have money to loan in
any sum to suit, on good real estate security
at low rate of interest.
Our subscription list is rapidly increasing
and the GAZETTE will be one of the best ad-
vertising mediums in the Willamette VAL
| ley.
The wool season has commenced, We
heard of large 'spoop last week but did
not learn the particulars of the sale if any
was effected.
| Giles Hodges has store at Felgar's Mill,
on Mary's river, where he keeps groceries,
provisions, books and stationery. This is
on the Yaquina road and good stand.
There is considerable excitement about
the Alsea quartz mines. We have seen a
number of specimens that have every indi.
cation OF being rich in the precious metal.
Jasper Foster, son of John Foster of this
county, arrived here to-day from near Prime
vile with band of horses fol- sale where he
has been engaged in the stock business for
the past thirteen years.
John H. sLevis sells and delivers any.
where in town the very best quality Of
meats, and also pays the highest prices 70,
pork, beef, and veal Donjt ian to call at
his market.
A. Hodes & Co. have j5st received new
invoice of goods. consisting of pocket cut.
lery, base balls, notions, &C.. which they
have added to theirscomple1e stock Of gro.
ceries heretofore kept.
The Peruvian syrup has xursd thousands
who were suffering from Q,l Debility
Liver complaints, Boils, h5fs, Eemale
complaints, etc. Pamplets free to any ad.
dress. Seth ". Fowtes & Sons, Boston.
Have Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry al.
ways at hand. It cures coughs, colds, pron.
chites. whooping cough, Group, Influenza,
Consumption and all throat and Lung COM
plant. so cents and Sl.OO bottle.
10000 feet of assorted lumber for sale al
the Corvallis saw mill for $40 per Thousand
feet. Special rates on dressed and other
lumber for cash.
MAX Friendly, Proprietor.
2. J. Hatch is building at Portland q
steam schooner about 90 #. long a #. beam.
8 foot hold, and passenger accommodations
for 30 or 40 persons, and when completed
will run it between Portland and Yaquins
Bay
Camp meeting at Roberts bridge, Linn
county, commenced yesterday and will
continue over Sabbath. It is not far from
Corvallis, andq ute number of our citi
zens will avail themselves of the opportuni
| ty to attend.
The s'Boss" coffee and tea pots, at Wood
cock & Baldwin's, makes coffee as clear az
wine in five u:inutes without the use of eggs
or other clarifying substance.
Over 1000 sold in Portland, 1000 in Sa
lem, 300 inEugene.
The latter part of last week two travelling
medicine men, dressed in the georgous ap
parrel and paint of Indians, yelled the va
rious curative qualities of their drugs on the
street corners, but not succeeding in crea
ting much excitement or comment they
s'folded their tents like the Arabs and stole
silently away"
Our Senior, the large fat man James, en-
joyed flying trip to our beautiful neighbol
town, Albany, Wednesday afternoon to at
tend to some legal business for the firm, an6
after he had climbed with much difficulty
into the buggy, which was just large enough
to only contain one of his ponderous proper
tions. the team pressed slowly and steadily
forward to duty as if they had never before
experienced such a load.
We love music and we are not very choice
about the kind. We enjoy music of every
kind and description from the finest operat,
10 singing down to those miserable fiddIes
SO often heard in China wash houses, but
there came to our town a lone exile from
Erin, Missouri, Africa, or some other coun
| try, Wednesday and he brought with hin
those soul string ear splitting bag pipes and
well, yes, We do love music but this mar
plezses US to we'll