The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-10-21
BEAUTY's BOWER.
This famous cigar is
ONLY sold at T. j. Buford's.

ThlS famous cigar Is
Only sold at T. ]. Buford's.
Wanted.-A few more cords of wood on
Inscription at this office.
Mr.. E. vorhees of Woodburn, favored us
with call this week.
Fred H. Francis of Kings Valley is in the
city ON business.
T. J. Buford, agent for the American
Book Exchange of New York.
The Corvallis GAZETTE for sale on the
counter of Buford's news depot
Buy a New Home as they are the best
for sale by Will Bros.
| There is nothing so mean as man who
talks behind another's back
| Hon. Thos. Monteith and daughter
Lottie, were in the city Wednesday.
Prof. o. B. johnson, of Salem, was in the
city Wednesday and favored US with CALL
Rev. E. r. Geary D. D. of Eugene City,
and Rev. A. L.. Lindsey d. d. of Portland.
were in the city this week.
Fresh Yaquina Oysters at Carlile's. Per-
sons wishing supplies for families should
order in the forenoon.
| Corvallis is good place for book
bindery, Any Information concerning the
same will be freely given at this office.
Rev. R. q. Hill of Salem, spent few
days in the city this week and went on to
Yaquina Bay. We acknowledge pleasant
call from him while in the city.
A small amount of money at the Gazette
Office to loan on rel estate security of three
times the value of the money loaned
Party borrowing will have to pay for ex-
animation of title.
| John H. Lewis has recently sold his meat
market in this place to Mrs. Andrew
limerick. He therefore hereby respectfully
invites all persons indebted to him to call
and settle Immediately.
Contributions to the Yaquina Bay Harbor
Improvement Fund should be made prompt-
| ly. Small sums from each will make a
handsome amount in the aggregate. Wheat
can be subscribed in lien of cash.
Let every good citizen of Benton who
| desires to be released from the extortions of
the Oregon Railway and Navigation Co.'S.
monopoly; constitute himself committee
to solicit contributions to the Yaquina Bay
harbor Improvement Fand.
We hope that every farmer in Benton
county will lend helping hand to the great
work of continuing the harbor improve
ments at Yaquina Bay during the coming
winter. Small contributions only are asked
| for. From three to five dollars each will
raise ample funds to carry on the work
| -Four work oyen,-used in the logging
camp of Frank Dolan, on the Snoqnalmie,
were killed accidentally few days since.
A chopper, while ing trees, threw three
together the team. One yoke was
crushed into mince meat, and the other was
s. badly hurt that its immediate killing
was considered an act of humanity.
The Cinnamon employed to work on the
r. r. tunnel at Summit commenced to
arrive in Corvallis the latter part of last
week, and for several days the road was
almost lined with Celestials from here to
Summit Al! the avalible teams being
already employed, it was almost impossible
to find transportation even for their baggage,
while Mr.. Chinaman was in all cases COM
PEELED to walk.
Irvine, Mansfield, Foster and Monteith
have ftte up small house few doors
north of the Vincent house into sleeping
quarters. The boys are quite comfortably
! fixed and put on good many airs about
their new rooms and have given it high
sounding name, but rs the name is either
French, Italian or Hog latin, we have not
yet learned how to spell it and SO omit, but
Bullet can pronounce it with perfect ease.
John Lewis has sold his meat market and
the new proprietors have adopted new but
very offensive way of advertising. A few
days since they were evidently rendering
lard and a most wretchedly offensive smell
came from the shop, extending all over the
block and penetrating every store and Office
for considerable distance round None
would doubt that there was butcher shop
|
pest house Will this offence be repeated!
Tuesday morning of last week as Nathen
Paul, was at work with threshing ma
chine about ten miles North of Waitsburg
and while on top of the machine pitching
| the grain to the feeder he was struck by
| the derrick fork and knocked into the CYL
inder. His right foot was caught by the
cylinder teeth and but for the presence of
mind of S. Upbike, a strong man who was
at that time feeding he would evidently
have been torn to pieces, but Mr.. Updike
Immediately grabbed hold and jerked him
back. As it was, one of his toes was entire
ly torn off and two others badly mashed
so bad that one of them had to be taken
off. He was Immediately brought to town,
and his wound dressed by DR.. Maston and
is doing well.
WILL BE HoME.-Coi T. Egenton Hogg
| arrived in San Francisco A few days since