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DRY GOODS.
Continued from sixth Pags

!. onsdale, cambria, lS Wamsutta. 70; New Yo's
Mills, l3 Diamond Hill c'mhric, N; Knigh'S,
cambria, 9hs; Hero A. .; Hero. - s Ballard
vale, :: Cambtidge, Is Z Peerless, 81 Ok,
DUCKs-ArSwrlgnL 10; EltricS s-Oz. Is; STARK.
s.Oz H. stark, l0OZ 10 Savage S-Oz, IL H0mpden,
brown and drab. 90. 10: Ilamden Xxx, do l6ls,
Boston, 11-oz, brown and dUb l75.; Monisuk, 10
inch., %; No $ i0inch., i3la; No. s. y inch
dab T.
lLAIp OSNABuRGs-Delta ~; Economy 19k;
Ottawa, 81; Michigan, 81; belle, ~: Wood
lawn, 50; Cltawbi. "a.
rcRlNG--A mos kc&g AGA, ISA; Hamilton T.:
Hollywood, plaid. H. standard Z, To- Easton b,
So: Omega, l6},
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We make the following quotations.
kAigISS-Lpndnu layer, new, per box. 81 a,
layer 81 % to 39h
BASASAS-Pcr uuuch. 81 10 toh
GREEN ApPLES-it ~ ~ . 80 per barrel,
CURRASrs-Ntp SIC
PENCuES-Nunu Ut market
CALiFoRSiA pEAgs-,Si To 81 per box
oEASGEs-LoulNiaGa, 81 ~ pee box
lENoNs--Scily, per box, s. W.
,Nrts-hlmonds s5c per pound; Brazil. ll1u
hlhert, loc; English walnuiS, lie. ID, chestnut
~ per pound, Italian none, peanuts. Tcnnes
81 red. . l..r, choice white. iOc Cornanuts, s,
per 100
nArEs-In traits, 76eSc per 10
PEcANs-sie9S per bushcl
FIGs-ke,s. lie layers 10 nsr mound
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Wines aud LIQUORS.

ALconoL--2 70 per gnL ~ per hirh wines
Whisgl-RUculud, III O,ai so ~ ner prno,
sour u,ash one year old 81 10 two yents Old
" WGS2 ~ three years old s, sOfs,s VA fancy
xtta oldwhsky, si,tA ~ per age
MlNhS-'lnTrt, IN case s,aih per quality, Ga
mwba,n per gal. 81 1921 w lntL 81 Osst sherry.
ner sai 81 @el. Madeira, per gsL 81 ehfE whit.
wine In eases 81 Upfin
Championships. Mum & Go sseagn Held.
sick. IN basket sht2N kfus. In laskrl sbsa,is,
Domestic champagne, s5eiL
Mh-stccs Ale, ler d1f "a ist2 2t ror,ct.
per dus e. ias'l ~
BotTtk DksR-SL ua, quartz, sIA minis $40 N,
pndweiser. own site AZ piuis sil ~ linn
Punch. SO per doA
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Leather. Etc.

SOLE LEATHER oAW-No. l, 5000 No. ?. 81 q
dgvLuCN-BeSt buffalo slaughter o: good ~.
best MatalnnrS ~; No. > -. good damaged . l.
OAK HARNESS LEArHEg-SO. !. 37s3gC; No .
SIC
liEVLoCK-prime -: DO gOOd ~: do No. san,
FRENCH CALfsHiN-Sl 70 to ~, according To
quality.
PHILADELPHIA CALFsRIS-No !, 81 10 To | p:
do No. :, 81 to 10.
PmLApELpHIA KRIS No. !, SIC to 81, acror.
ding Ia weight.
SHEEP Sgiss-TOpplng xxx per doz $40 o.
Innings, white, XXNX IS -; ruSscts 6,GS.
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lhos--wc quote merchant bar IL rates. Nor.
way and sweden, loo.
fiow SrE.t-7c.
WlEE-SnoO,h wire. No. . 6hc; Nos 10 andia
&C. 40 u 'G luppancd, barhed wire, W. gal.
vnnizcd buhcd 1h
" lRsE SiiOtS-pct krs, s. M
ioHsE SunC NAus-lpr bnx ~ lbs. Nm. ?.
s. 90 No. y y - No. d. g.
NMLs-frm lnl ~ vi, S4N rates.
rtSNEWS SrurN-Rlpck t,u ppt h SOC. lin
plate liSlG = per box. 1 4 ilNlj sd do tx.
~ ~ zine lie rct pound, solder, i5e per NJ:
sheet Iron, CSC per pound.
ANhs-lcr box, s. hndiO so
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3llissellaneoila Ga,ants.

M ANTED-railors wanted al Ii thinner.
w mans, 5O7 Main street jS.tf
NNANTED-A situation in commercial bust
ness house by 4 Woodworking Young man.
vain u hrSt-claSs business education and small
caphE reference No. / Address
d-s,eod-et Hardware, this oGice.
w ANIED-BUSl Il wish 10 exchange
W for u business In some live town. lands
ana cash. The lands ara located immediately
on the tne OF the 10 Worth d Denver Rail-
road, that is now under construction Parties
wishing TO exchange their business will address
~ ~ d Macon che I'll Paso Hotel Fort Worth
ioAes. il-lm
MJANTED-A few nice boarlcrs az the Com
W mercial Hotel, Furnished and unfurnish-
ca rooms lsr rent d27tf
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.


HAY-Dark, s5@s bright sl2. From stores
prairie balea, dark, SlO@l5; bright sl6g2l;
bright free on board, car sl5 dark, So
Garden, sc per paper retail; wholesale 4. to
sc per paper.
GorToN-At the oil mill, l2]lc per hushcl.
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what il the meaning of backbterg"
asked y gentleman ut II Sundny.school ex.
animation. This was u pusslcr. IL went
down the class until Il came TO a simple 1T.
tie urchin. who said: perhaps lisa man
who tries to counterfeit Blackwelrs Durham
Hull Tobacco
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President of Maryland Hospital, Balti.
more, Md. 80 have used Colden's
Lichis's Liquid Extract Of Beef and Tonic
lnvigoraior for more than u year, and ro.
commend !, ~ one of the most efficient
preparations have ever met with. IL com.
bines the virtues OF TODD and tonic In 70.
marl,ublc way. and am satisfied has saved
life when no other medicine could io Il -
(Rcmrmher the name, Coldcn's. take no
uthcr.) Urdruggisis generally.
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Dissolution Of copartner.hlp

The rnpar,nc, ship IA, n,ioturc ext. ting between
ilrtl 'nhh. lsadurc ftCilurs aud ~ivmund Loeb
has this day beet II solved hy irutunl CONSENT
Zen Kahn rctrlnv. aud siamund Loeb and lisa.
l,tte frlnclit uiniinriug the business unaer the
nim natieul Loeb y Fiuib'rs. The latter will
,nlci nll accounts due oahu. rfclberg 4 to,
md have assumed all liabilities.
Dslas, Texas December 81, iSsi
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CoAL-lndan nation - per ton
CoKE--5oc per barrel.
Woop-Oak, hickory and ash, 5S 30 TO - rs
per cord: Sawed stove wood is retailing a. tao
rates of 81 80 10 per cord,
CEARGoAL--l5 cents per barrel
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Wool Anh uides.

Fine and medium fine, 29c; heavy, PIC. black
bury and dirty, . TO l0s on.
Dry illut, Is pounds and upward, i09l2t3c;
rykps, l0allc: wet salted 7te74C green butch.
err hides, 5's@6c; all damaged, wet or dry halt
price; deer sStns, 'JC sheep skin, Gom 2jMDc
each.
BEEsWAy-li to lSc per pound US per color.
TALLow-ln barrel he. in cake. 5e per 10.
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sHAiTs-tltfb poles, tpflh pur dch
BuGsihs-ttridc y and spring. top. slnsion 40
oren. tIn3s1 do side spt,nrs. tor siinsiai In
side bar. siuOSiSt do phartnns al iatst A efala
slde srrihg. sliOa4t do phncinns. sisAsSn
luinn scat hugsvs sliie,iA. platform spflnrs
sllOdlas thr spring wagons sqNk5t1s,
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CiucKENs-wc quote ut q 6Og2 o. per dozen;
WrScys hJ@7jG prairie chickens, 81 per dozen;
Quht, II - per dozen; wild turkeys, .70c,ai OO
rabbits. zoe per dozen; squirrels, 7jc per dozen
ouceS lnri,c, - 50 small. 81 ". vcnson. Jc,
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EtsH-Rel, Sheephead aud trout, l0Gu New
Orleans red snapper, ljc: Spanish macl,erel 25r
OYsrEAS-Baltimore per can xxx, zoe; meai.
am, 45c; extra select 6Jc; Matnsorda and Ber-
wicks buy, 81 81 per hundred.
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Scrap Iron.

Cast 81 pc: hundred; stove. - cents; wrou,hl
Doc To 81 per hundred; brass SIS To $40 per hun.
dred; copper so to u % per hundred; zinc and
cad, - per hundred
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s:nr Sale.


V,OE SALE on pFvT- ~. 49,, It,
L two n.res Of %ronrd AZ, ,ah auu S".rE, HHo
Trunk depot about two miles from HE conf
house, Good house, large comfortahic
barn. splendid well of water, nice garden. otr
Apply 10 J. $. Daughtrty, 7Ol Main street mn
STARS jill g.
LNOk SALE--A house with " rooms M l0lG
4 MdlnSlreeL iS.f
NOR SATT-lb l',,r,,,,,,,, f,-.,,...
L street, Ii rooms o,,I n,rtSi G 80 mail
Apply to John Browning. IL Elm Strnnt 10 A.
I1up SALE, - ,-.-i
"a a. ~ r ZOO teslaehce properly, LOOK
roors collar '',, WIZ mouse ui loar.
,,I ir. oyr iotn WI uu.nouseS' CIvNcu
i"rr Ia, E,s ~ DV,s'ub AI9PvNhes ana black
rnni,r,, 81, ~ G go,' NdIieueS' on the place
-, ~ '.s'' ot',e -------- JILL
xxx aAhs- \ iirS!-clhss aud complete pnu,.
,rf, iIrotj "a "itS LoI s'5r. Anurcss Negtn-
- D." e"tncli"tu leNas l1It
x OlI "a LE-four thousand mead OF cattle Of
: all grades. J 5. ANDREWS,
u-'-d IT, Worth. Tex
EOR ShLE-IAND--i9O acres of ,ynod bio,p
hand: 500 acres In cultiygfion viii iii ,'o',t
sury farming appurienauces, SrI rbt, a. "N'''
Us NNDPFWNSSP'
d2jtf III Worm Texog
,,,,r. - n - ~, "a y v Va ~ SN''
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Molasses barrels, 81 So halfbarrols, q IS; kegs,
75c sugar barrels, 5j halfbarrels, %; hoop poles
per l,O0Q Sl2.
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There is going To be q big rush for the
toys and holiday goods at the and iUc
Store. call eaiiv.
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Orr sells all stylesoi concord tide.sprins
burgies. Scnd for his illustrated catalogue
AMI prirr-lAt.
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Edds-AGtket well supplied, l5c per dozen,
BurrEE-Norihern. HG!S, Texas, 9Js2N.
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To lie Well Healed.

Use Browns Arnca Salvc for curing Cuts,
Burns, Bruises, Frost.bite and lnilaped
kyes. For sale by oil druggists In Dallas
and Texas.
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Orr Concord sidc-sprlng burgies are
hung o. cquaiizcrs, ami have steel bows,
steel tirt and Sarvan wheels
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5or @rut.


NOR EENT-A house with four good rooms
4 ana good wei water; two acres of ground.
Eopd buggy house, etc, near Capt Gnstou'g
Alsu Tor sale or trade for city property, good
LOT u! American horses Enquire ut $50 Jackson
'"'e" SIT
GoR EENr--storc room, corner of Elm
= ana Austin streets. John IL Bryan. 1893
e"u'p S.'vtt --. i9-lut
FOR REN -Four pianos ~ c. H. Edwards
% Main street, aud rent paid allowed TO
apply upon purchase ifafterwar1s bought llO.lw
FOR RENT OR sALE--CllEAT-Tw0-
brick store house. 2Ox4S on Pacific Avenue
next door to Joseph Mcncz,rs, Two rooms In
second story, each lSX2i Gus and water fix.
lures above and below. Apply to Jones II Mur-
ply 40 Main street ia Il
L'OE RENT My house ana garden of six
4 acres win some fine fruit VIII rent Sepe.
tate or together water on the place for irrga.
uon' possession given at once Apply on the
premises 70 w, w, Ross. No $40 Ross Az" y It
LNOE RENl-New. furnished ruums Tor rrulI,.-
J. men 10 rent corner Commerce and Mur,hy
streets IN the rear OF the roNonicc. i7.lw
ltoR Misunderstanding house sn,u,r, g.ri,u
etc, corncrof Akard Und Park streets, gond
wafer SO upper month for property. Apnlv
70 Morgan Gibbs, corner Of Main aud Lamar
streets G.Iy
EoR RENr-Buildlng No 6ii Elm Street Tor.
a mHrly occupied hy the Union civ Fprni.
lure Co one OF the best bull ilngs and loen.
tons In the city John Browning y Elm &
LOE RENI-rour goDu iarms Tor safe or rent
4 near wis Point Texas, on liberal terms;
also " town lots In Wills Point for sale. Terms
LIBERAL Cattle will be taken John A ONeal
INOR RENT The celebrated hotel Known as
THE o Neal House, for rent Furniture cnn
nc bought Jno, A. o'NeHl, Wills Point Texas
k'oR REST-A large warehouse 4axluU mn tusi
y Dallas, on the side track of the T, ,vP Il, K.
One ol tue most convenient receiving and shin.
piny houses IN The city, hayinv the floor nnd
platform level with the freight cars. with apn"d
comfortable Office and Fairbanks floor scales
f9r tnr,het particulars apply 10 7. Bennett.
Dallas, Nov. Dist lSSl noy.S.tf
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Whole Tickets, So, half Tickets. 81
81 Tickets, $50; 5STickets 400.
La. S. r..

This IS the only Lottery ever voted on and
endorsed by the people ofany state
Louisiana State Lott5 Go.
Incorporated in 1868 for Is years by Ae Legis.
ture for educational and charitable purposss.-.
with capital of Sl,00O000--t0 which n reserye
fund of over $500 900 has since been added.
liy an overwhelming popular vote, its fran
chiSe was made II part Of the present stnte Con-
sutulon adopted December md A. D., 1879
It's Grand Single Number Drawings viii take
place monthly; IL never scales or postpones
Look NJ the following distribution:
Grand Monthly Distribution, Glass F., at New
Orleans, TUealay, February IA, 1889.
And all future Distributions under the supervis.
Ion aud management of
Gems. &. n UEAUREGARD, of La.
and Gen, JUBAL A, EARLY, OF va
Capital Prize, $4,000.
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Orr keeps oil styles Of carriages, pheicns
and sprinf WAGONS,
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NoIICE-fortrai,s, Gems, Photographs etc,
~ enlarged to beautiful and lile1Ee OH Dor,
traits. Life size $40 Agents wanted. q &
Turner, reXarkana Ark lO.tt
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\ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES may he hanaed into
our business once up To Sp. m, and into the
Imposing room up 10 u. N.
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DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY
For Sale!

Iae unieriguoi will asll any Of the follown
Property, via
y by l1O feet northwest corner Ross avenu
nnt lrarl street with storc huusc thereon.
Ia by 30 feet north side Ross avenue with
Incidence thereon No. $50 Ross avenue
city Drug store Ills Elm street with ~ feet
NJ rrnuni or with Gu feet front
Fart ot block M. "a. west OF Central railroad,
AMI north Of Swiss street. near onp.hnli arr,
A T nENSl.EY. nj Exchange innt
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gtuemty-a:iue Cent Column.
atotices.

NENspApER-I desire To lease a good Ssees N
~ newspaper in Cen,ral TEXAS. with view "a
purchasing, u suited Address Immediately,
-eAsA, in Il,
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:. Fringe. and erna..pi- sisIl line, a, ".
Rosenthsl & Cos.
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I NOk REN -Four pianos ~ c. H. Edwards.
apply upon purchase irafterwarls bourht Ilo.lw
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FOR shLE-LAND--J0O acres of good black
land; 800 acres in cultivation, with all nccps-
sarE farming appur;enances; sell cheap.
j 5. ANDREWS,
0Ilu HI Worth Tpyng
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! nor EENT-Storc room, corner of Elm
: ana Austin streets. John H. Bryan. 1913
amp street io.,gi
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L'OE RENT My house and garden OF six
acres, with some fine fruit VIII rent sepe.
ttate or together water on the place for irr.ga.
Ton: possession given ut once Apply on inc
premises to w W, Ross. No $40 Ross Ave-. n IL
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| I,'OR SALE-FarmS for rent or sale Situated q
miles from Dallas Comfortable houses
| plenty Of water. Also 10 acres well adapted TO
| irnit vegetables, or MELONS Address o. r.
Bowser SIG Elm, Corner Market street novJG
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SOE EENlGNcw. furnished rooms Tor gcutlr-
J. men 10 rent, corner Commerce and Murphy
streets iut the rear Of the rOSionicc i7lw
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-09-01
Septuageuarian.

For the particulars of very enjoyable
event we are indebted to the kindness of
Mr. J. B. Horner, who saws: At the resi-
dence of Mr.. Perman Henderson, near Phil
omath, there was gathering on last Sun
day to celebrate the seventy seventh birth
day of his wife, Mrs. Sarah Henderson, who
has been. blind twelve years and has been
bed-fast about one year. The company was
made up of a large majority of the neigh
bors and relatives near home and from
abroad among whom were Mr. Joseph John.
son of Corvallis and Pres. John johnson of
the University of Oregon. After splendid
dinner the time was spent in singing by
Messrs. Armstrong, Prof. Jones, A. Will
iams and others. When the parting came
a silent tear impressed the occasion with
solemnity. Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson have
been married about sixty years, and Mr..
Henderson says that during all this partner.
ship that he and his companion have neve,
entered into one 'pitched battle Such
lives breathe scorn on family disputes and
divorce cases, and are indeed worthy of en-
ulation. Everybody wishes these happy
people another such an anniversary.
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Will Remove to Texas.

Benton Bowers formerly of this place,
and recently engaged east of the mountains
in the stock business, returned last Satur-
day evening from trip to Texas. He
went there with a view of selecting local
ity suitable to justify him in transferring
his stock interest to that state where he
may be enabled to enjoy more extended
range for his stock to roam over. He sue
ceeded in finding place to where he thinks
it will justify him in going. He has many
friends in and about Corvallis who will re-
gret to learn of his removal SO far away
He declares, however, that there is no place
like web-foot and expresses his intention of
returning some day when business does not
require him elsewhere. He does not by
any means go to Texas from choice except
that it affords him an opportunity to ex.
tend his herds.
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THE coHVAILIS GAZETTE,

Clubbed with other publications with which
we have made arrangements, SO that persons
wishing an Eastern paper can secure the
same together with the CORVALLIS GAZETTE,
at price hut little more than one; post-
age prepaid. All new subscribers, and per-
sons who have paid all arrearages, can avail
themselves of this liberal offer. Cash in
advance must always accompany the order
ssThe New York Weekly Times" Repub-
lican. Sc column paper, publishers price 81
with the CORVALLIS GAZETTE, payable IN
advance, for one year; s., 40. #
''The Chicago Weekly News" Independ-.
ent, a 80 column, page paper, publishers
price IS cents, with our Gazette, payable
in advance, for one year; $500.
'sThe st. Louis Journal of Agriculture"
a 48 column s page paper, publishers price
81. with our GAZETTE, for one year, payable
in advance, s., 90.
ssHarper's Magazine" illustrated pub
lisher's price 81, with our GAZETTE, for one
year, payable in advance; $3.50.
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price S4, with our GAZETTE, for one year.
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lisher's price $500, with our GAZETTE, for
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publishers price 81, with our GAZETTE, for
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price 80, with our GAZETTE, for one year.
payable in advance, $3.50.
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Weekly Tribune and, GAZETTE one year
for 5.
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Laying the Corner Stone.

The imposing ceremonies on the occasion
of laying the corner stone of the Masonic
hall at McMinnville last Tuesday, Aug.
22nd, were well calculated to be remember
ed for long time. Grand Master ]. N.
Dolph, present and presiding, Past Grand
Master, Congle, Eminent Commander,
Sheurtleff, Past Grand Secretary, Pratt,
Sen. Grand Warden, D. P. Mason, J. R.
N. Bell Grand Chaplain, and many Others
were present and took part in the cere
monies. A large audience was present, and
the band.discoursed music mutum in parvo.
The Grand Masters address was well de-
ivered and the stone was securely laid
Many mementos were cast into the vault
Taking the day all around, it was grant
one in the fourishing city of McMinnville
Aug 26, 1882. B.
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In the name of the state of oregon.

To all whom it may. concern, notice is hereby
eiven by the undersigned John Burnett and NJ. s.
Woodcock, residents and householders and property
holders of the City of Corvallis, in Benton county,
Oregon, and who are the exclusive owners of Block
No. seven in the county addition to said City of
Corvallis each owning the following parts thereof
hereafter described to wit: the said John Burnett
is the exclusive owner Of lots one, two, eleven and
twelve in said block No. seven, and that said NJ. s
Woodcock is the exclusive of lots three four
five, six, seven, eight, nine and ten in said block
No. seven, and that there alley about fourteen
feet in width and about three hundred feet in length,
extending north and south through said block Of
lots which alley is bounded the by said lots
one, two three, four, five and six and on the west by
said lots seven eight, nine, ten. eleven and twelve
that the undersigned and owners of said block did
on the 18th day Of August 1882, file with the Recor
der Of said City their petition in writing, duly signed
BY them, praying, and thereby pstitoninp, the said
Common Council of said City of Corvallis to vacate
said alley above described The said petitioners be-
ing the exclusive and only of all property ad-
joining said alley and the only persons who will
any way be effected by vacatng the same; and the
9th day Of October A. D. 1882 at the regular meeting
Of said Common Council in October 1882, we. the
said petitioners, will apply to said Common Council
alley. JOHN BURNETT
N. s. .WooDcocK.
Dated this 18th day Of August 1882. 1s-s5w5
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-09-01
Oregon City.
Enfororsoa


Enterprise.
The Oregon City mills have already re-
ceived over 1000 tons of wheat of the new
crop. The berry is plump and good.
The remains of an unknown man, about
so years of age, or over supposed to be VIM.
Reed, were found on Sunday, Aug. 20, in
the woods about miles northeast of Can
by, in a state of partial decomposition, hav-
ing been mutilated and partly eaten by the
hogs. A coroners inquest was held the
same day and rendered verdict that he
came to his death from natural causes. If
the man was Reed as some have supposed,
he was at Oregon City in an intoxicated
condition only a few days ago.
A rare chance to make a good investment
was opened last week. The boys and girls
about town who earn money regularly can
have their earnings safely deposited by
buying lot in the town of ''Sellwood." F"
It only takes $40 to secure lot, and then
it can be paid for at $40 per month. The
lots sell from 500 to 5000 according to To-
cation This suburb of Portland is most
beautifully located ON the river, and with
the great strides Portland is making will
ere long be part of the great city Of the
Northwest.