The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-07-15
T. ]. Buford
Keeps all of the leading

Campmeeting at Philomath next Sabbath.
For good cigar or genuine tobacco go to
E. Rosenthal.
Miss Hattie Hanna is visiting friends in
Eugene City.
Dr. H w. Vincent and wife are at the
Bay on pleasure trip.
Fresh fruits every steamer day received
and for sale at Rays.
Save 25 per cent and buy what you need
for cash at E. Rosenthal's.
The Corvallis GAZETTE for sale the
counter of Buford's news depot.
RI. Wilson, of Portland, favored the
GAZETTE with a call this week.
Ben. Bowers. of Grant county, is in the
city on business and pleasure trip.
Tho's Graham and w. G. Crawford made
short visit to the Bay the last of last
| week.
The offices of the Oregon Pacific railroad
company are over Hamilton, Job Cos
bank.
through Corvallis Wednesday en- route for
the Bay.
A good steady boy wanted at the GAZETTE
Office who desires to learn the printing bust
ness.
Coll Van Cleve returned from Newport
Tuesday, where he had been for several days
T. IN ~, eytep,Ied visit
Hay harvest has commenced in earnest
and there is an bundant supply in the
Willamette Valley this year.
1t seems that the City Councif5of Port
land have counted D. P. Thompson out and
Simon in as Mayor of that city.
There is more prosperity among business
men, and fewer failures in Corvallis for ten
years last past, than any town in the State.
The State Association of the Congrega-
tional Churches met at Salem yesterday at
/ IL A. NJ. and viii continne in session for
three days.
All kinds of groceries, provisions cigars,
tobacco, notions, fresh bread, cakes and pies
|
/ Nj. Zierolf's star bakery.
Parties desiring to purchase lumber will
do well to call on Max Friendly before pur-
chasing elsewhere Choice lot of seasoned
finishing lumber constantly IN hand.
A new lot of fruit and canned goods and
woodenware just received, and everything
in the grocery and provision line on hand
and for sale cheap at A. Hodes & Cos,
All kinds of fresh beef, pork. mutton, bo-
logna sausage, and all things else in the
butchers line kept constantly on hand and
for sale cheap at john Lewis's City Meat
| Market
One reason why many of our ministers
object to The new revision of the New Tes-
lament is that if they adopt it they will
have to revise their old sermons or write
new ones.
TIE prospect Of an early completion of Q
railroad from Yaquina Bay to this city Is
bringing into oar county a great number o.
business men, well as intending pur
chasers of real estate.
All persons Indebted to johnson adenea
fer advertising AMI subscriptions to tht
BLADE will call on Justice Wrenn, of thii
place, in whose hands they have been nliscee
Tor collection, and settle the same imn1eth
ately.
Have Wistars Balsam OF Wild Cherry al
ways at hand. 1t cures coughs, colds, Prom
chites, wkooping cough, Group, Influenza
n ~
plant. so cents and l.00 bottle.
4 III. A. Wright, formerly Of Santa Rosa
California, was il Corvallis yesterday look
!. ing for a location for business. MIR. w.
pleased with Corvallis, and viii probabl'
return and settle permanently.
The Peruvian syrup has cured thousand
who were suffering from Dyspepsia, Debilit
r Liver complaints, Boiis, Humors, Femal
t complaints, etc. Pamphlets free to any ad
E dress. Seth w. Fowler s Sons, coston.
The BOSS" coffee and tes. pots, at Wood
cock & Baldwin's, makes coffee as clear a
j wine in five r.inutes without the use of egg
f OF other clarifying substance.
: Over4 600 sold in Portland, 1000 in Ss
v lem, 300 inEugene.
We hear of severalsfarn,e-s who have bee
troubled with wild oats on their farms, cut
e ting their fall wheat for hay. This the
l. think will destroy the oats that otherwis
IS would ripen considerably sooner than I'll
is wheat, and the seed falling cut would com
e up again next yer.
: You have heard missionaries ask that til
good Lord would send the Gospel as far ;
g the foot of man had marked the soil, bl
we find that there are pre-emption CLAIM
/ ants in the mountains back from Yaauir
r Bay who heye placed their filings more tha
d a Sabbath days journey beyond the anne
g. of that prayer.
Is We had the pleasure this week of NEE
a ing Mr. A. J. Langworthy, who has late
'r moved from Dallas to our place for the pd
Y pose of making this his future home M
ID Laneworthy brings with him stock of ge
eral merchandise and expects to engage
:. that line of business at the corner of Jae
!. son and Second streets.
is Nick Baesen, at the well known Pala,
~ Market in this place, has always for sa
4. the best qualities of fresh beef, pork, al
C. mutton, on the best of terms. Nick unde
IS stands the business well, and knows ju
q. how To L eer, things in the neatest and clea