The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-12-02
BEAUTY's Bower.
This famous cigar is
Only sold at T. J. Buford's.

Christmas cards at postoffice store.
Hamilton Cox, of Oneatta, IS in town.
The finest brands of cigars at the post
Office store.
Wanted-A few more cords of wood on
Inscription at this office.
You can have choice of sewing ma
chimes at Will Bros.
Stationery and books of all descriptions at
postoflce store.
Nick Beasen has large and fresh supply
of spare ribs for sale cheap.
Eli King returned from east of the noun
tlins last Tuesday after an absence OF sever
al months.
HERE.-Santa Claus has already arrived,
and has established his headquarters at +.
Rosenthal'a
Parties wishing to borrow money can
procure the same on real estate security
by applying to NJ. S. Woodeock-
Corvallis is a good place for book
bindery, Any information concerning the
same will be freely given at this office.
Call and settle your account at Mrs. J.
Mason's. 1t will save you many sleepless
nights and bring joy to Der heart.
Mr.. E. S. Edwards and wife, who have
been at Newport since last spring where
Mr.. e. was engaged as one of the U. :.
Engineers, are in the city.
VIM. NJ. Hoag. of San Francisco, arrived
in Corvallis the latter part of last week and
is now at Yaquina bay in company with MIR.
Nash. Mr.. Hoag will remain in Oregon for
some time.
I. w. Case, Past Grand Master of the
20. u. WIS who lives at Astoria was
presented with an elegant gold badge by
the Grand Lodge at the masquerade ball
in Portland on Thanksgiving night. Mr..
| Case is the oldest Past master of this
jurisdiction.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hemphill have returned
home and have reftted in the best of style
and reopened their restaurant at the old
place where meals will be. served in the very
best style for 25 cents. A limihed number
of dodgers can be accommodated.
The Presbytery of the Presbyterian
church of Oregon is in session in this city IN
vestigating difficulties between the pastor,
Rev. Fl. P. Dunning, and portion of the
members of the church As the matter is
not yef finished we withhold our comments
until next issue.
The Democratic Times comes to hand
this week wrapped up i'll letter OF congrat'
ulations to the editor, Chas. Nickle, over
his recent matrimonial achievements. We
s;;pnose he has more of them than he car
store, and judging from our personal ac
ouaintance with himself and bride, We think
them well deserved.
Smallpox items are still numerous in oul
mors of it at various other points, but We
hope from present prospects that it will no
be SO serious as was feared. If the indians
and Cinnamon do not get it hereabouts
there is little danger of its becoming genera
throughout the valley, even with occasiona
cases occurring at prominent points.
Capt. B. l.. Henness, father of the unfor
tunate B. T. Henness who was drowned Ii
| Mary's river near the railroad camp lately
| takes this opportunity to express his SINGER
thanks to all those who SO kindly assiste
him while lately in this county searchin
+ for the body Of his son, and especially to j
f C. Liggett, ). Collins, r. Dorson, Il
, Thompson, James Gibbons, George Humme
| and also Mr.. and Mrs. Felger.
VIM. B. F. Henness, son of Capt. B.
e Henness of Bast Portland, late Steward
4 the employ of Mr.. William Grant at h
r boarding camp No. 6, situated on the bank
t of Mary's riyer, was accidentally browne
on the night of the l4th of November, b
falling into the river; his remains was foun
:, after diligent search on the following 2
q inst about Z of mile below camp 5, mill
. from where he fell in, laying over log wit
his feet in the water, by the following me
viz j. G. Liggett, J. Collins, r. Dorso
s H. Thompson and George Humel. His 10
g was sadly felt by all the Camp, where
had made himself general favorite.
remains was taken to East Portland by h
borrowing parents There to be laid at re
in some quiet spot.