The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-11-11
BEAUTY's Bower.
This famous cigar is
Only sold at 7. J. Buford's.


Wanted.-A few more cords of wood on
Inscription at this office.
chimes at Will Bros.
7. J. Buford, agent for the American
Book Exchange of New York.
Nick Beasen has large and fresh supply
of spare ribs for sale cheap.
Tomorrow evening the skating rink will
open with new attractions.
Gen. w. Fl. Odell, of the 'Salem States
man, was in the city Tuesday.
John Ray and son have some excellent
cigars; we have puffed them before this.
Hon. w J. Kelley of Monroe was in the
city Wednesday, and we acknowledge call.
Great reduction in prices for the next
sixty days at Mrs E. A. Knights millinery
store.
Work will soon be commenced on the
town site at the turminus of the railroad on
the bay.
JOHN TltSb anu Eu uCIpS VI ANS"po ",
still linger about the city, but will return
home this week.
Fresh Yaquina Oysters at Carlile's. Per-
SONS wishing supplies for families should
order in the forenoon.
Parties wishing to borrow money can
procure the same on real estate security
|. - WnoIonnI
The trotting horse, Kisber, which Won
the race at the Hillsboro fair, is dead. He
was valued at $4,000.
Mr. Harrison Johnson and his daughter,
Mrs. McCune. of Lebanon, were in the city
the first of the week.
DIR. F. A. Vincent returned from Dallas
Saturday where he had been on professional
business for several days.
Mr.. Herbert Phillips, formerly of this
city, but now residing in Ochoco valley,
is in the city visiting friends.
All interested in the organization of a
dancing club for the winter will meet at the
B. N. this evening at o'clock.
MR.. Will T. Webber has just returned
from visit to the Dalles, and is still in the
CITY. She will start for her home at the
bay Monday.
F. A. Chenoweth, John Burnett, John
Kelsay and M. S. Woodcock, of the Cor
wallis bar, attended Circuit Court at Eugene
City this week.
Just received a private dispatch from
Santa Claus, stating that that august per-
sonage would establish his headquarters for
the coming Christmas at T. Rosenthals.
Wallis Nash, Vice President, Col. I. w.
Smith, Chief Engineer, and Jas. j. Bell,
Supply Agent of the O. p R. R., are at the
Bay looking after the Company's interest
in that section.
All persons desiring hair work; such as
switches, puffs, ladies and gentlemens
chains, jewelry, etc. ETC., should call at
Mrs. FL. A. Atwoods on Fourth ST., two
blocks north of the Court house.
Hon. Allen Parker, of Oneatta, spent
several days in the city this week and
although simon pure democrat appreciates
a good paper and came in and left his
measure for the Gazette.
Last Monday was pay day, and several
hundred railroad men were in town which
gave our streets lively appearance. From
the meandering done by a certain class, they
must haye surveyed our streets pretty
thoroughly.
In the list of donations to the harbor fund
last week, the name of Chas, A. Kisor
occurred in the Philomath list. The name
should have been printed Mrs. Sarah A.
Kisor. The mistake occurred in taking the
names by telephone.
Yesterday was fixed as pay day for the
Oregon Pacific to settle with men who had
quit work after the first of the month, but
owing to failure to get all the time books
of the company into the office, pay day has
been continued until the l4th.
Richard Graham has purchased the inter.
est of Mr. Fl. Goldson in the Drug store
| formerly owned, and conducted by those
two gentlemen, and will in the future con-
| duct the business alone. He has complete
stock and customers will do well to call.
The funeral of the Gin Hen, prominent
actor in the Chinese Theatre at Portland,
was celebrated with great pomp and cere.
mony aast Tuesday, The usual jamboree
of howels bang -whang and squealeyou served
| with pork and rice was held in grand
| style.
Mr., w. ?. Ready soaked" Mansfeld's
overcoat and Twins new clothes for cigars
to last the round trip and started for Salem
on Wednesday morning Should anyone
notice the dashing young man in Salem du
ring his sojourn, they will be careful tt
keep a close watch on their loose valuables
The total value of imports and exports fo
the year ending june 30th, 1881, from th'
| Columbia river was 1922, 235, ranking u
| 18th in the list of custom districts. Thi
amount will be largely increased during tn
| fiscal year ending June 80, 1882, the export
| alone for October amounting to nearly on
] million.
The SMALLPOX scare of the whole uppe
country is of considerable magnitude ant
seems to be increasing. Reports from tn
various publications of those parts are con
1 flicting and contradictory and the extent O
the epidemic may be considerably over
estimated; but we cannot be toe careful a
it is claimed that cases already exist a