The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-07-29
T. J. Buford

La Cream de Cuba at Rosenthal's.
Mr., Jas. Edwards, was in the city Satur
day.
Try the celebrated ..owl" and .our Pug
Cigars at Rays
H. NJ. Finley, paid Corvallis visit tn
last of last week.
just received 5000 of those Beauty
Bower cigars at Buford's.
Rev. A. j. Hunsacker was in the city tn,
first of the week.
Rev. D. C. Mcfarland preached at tn.
college Chapel last Sabbath.
F. B. Dunn of Eugene City was in Cor
wallis Monday on business.
| Hon Geo. E. Chamberlain, of ALBANY.
was in the city ON last Saturday on busi
ness.
John H. Lewis was forty-five last Satur.
day. That is the reason he smiled so pleas.
antly.
A large stock of boots and shoes, just re-
ceived, at E. Rosenthars, which will be
sold cheap for cash.
On last week Jesse Houck, of Monroe.
went out to take an afternoon hunt, on the
trip he killed l3 birds, skunks, 2 Squirrels.
and rattlesnakes.
The purest and finest cigar, La Cream de
Cuba, at E. Rosenthals. We know this
cigar is first-class, for we have tried them.
H. L. Marston, who was engaged in sell
ing goods in this city for several months
past, has returned to his former location,
at Carlton, Yamhill county.
Zeph. Job says it pays to keep a GOWN
the barn. He paid two dollars, absolute
money, for the experience that taught him
this financial conclusion.
Hon, j. X. Weatherford, of Albany, left
on the steamer last Friday morning for San
Francisco, from whence he will proceed to
at. Louis. We most heartely wish him a
pleasant trip.
c. B. Wells, of Philomath, called at our
Sanctumn late Saturday.evening and trans
acted some business. He remained in
Corvallis oyer Sunday to visit with his aged
mother.
Our fellow townslnan Zephin Job, is
successful nimrod. On last Saturday eve
n1ng on ssort hunt he killed Is birds, and
only fred 81 shots. We know the birds
were good because we had the pleasure of
trying one.
Wallis Nash Esq. and wife returned from
Portland via Albany Saturday night, and on
Monday morning Mr.. N started for Va
qulna Bay on business connected with the
Oregon Pacific.
I. ]. Blair has been building new wharf
at his warehouse on the river. This was
rende.ed necessary by the high water lsst
winter having damaged the foundation to
some extent, when Mr.. B, with character
Isle energy built new one.
Breathes there man with soul so dead,
who never to his wife has said, "You never
got this confounded beefsteak at John Lewis
market, for it is as tough as Palladay's SOLE
leather, while his are so tender and fresh
that they actually melt in the mouth"
john Rickard, well to-do-farIner from
the rural districts of Long Tom, graced
our Office this week with his presence
and deposited the necessary coin to renew
his subscription to the GAZETTE, without
solicitation on our part
We are informed that Gen. NV. Brown,
ex-state printer, is still at Soda Springs
His health is moi proved, and his condi-
tion is critical Uazess there is a change
for the better soon, hope for his final recov-
cry is abandoned.
MIR. Earnest Fisher, one of our thorough
business men of this vicinity, voluntarily
called at our office and renewed his SUBJ
scription to the G AzLrrE without first having
to be notified that the time for which he
had paid had expired. 1t does newspaper
mans soul good to have such subs cribers.
When the Yaquina railroad is completed,
md that time is only few months in the
'uture, our young men will be able to follow
Horace Greeiy's advice, $50 west, young
man, and grow up with the country" The
distance is short, and the transportation
will be cheap
Ii our pressm III expects to be printer,
ae must quit saving wood for a living and
lttend to business. as we will not have OUR
lime wasted in the sordid grasping after
wealth, and thorough printer must UNDER
stand that his mind should soar above the
vulgar conteiaplatiuns OF hog and rice
MIR Phillip. Price, Coast Engineer, ac-
companied by his wife returned from New
port on last Friday evening. They came
% Elk City Thursday afternoon on the
ug General Wright, drawing feet of |
water. The tug returned without difficulty. |
dr Price informs us that the work on the |
break water, is progressing finely.
We take this means to say that DIR. Hol |
mans Liver Pad was the first article of the |
lind introduced to the public, and has
proven to be radical cure for malarial dis |
'ases and all stomach and liver troubles |
without closing. Eeyery day new testimo-
~ TO the correctness of Dr. Holman's alb |
iorption theory. Most invalids take too
much physic.
James A. Cauthorn is making preparations
or the coming wheat season, and from the |
Improvement that he has made this summer |
me would think that the business was to |
llm at least, profitable. He has just com