The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-09-01

from trip to Albany.
Lafayette Y. Wilson returned from Mon
tanna last Friday evening
1t is said that most of the threshing will
be through the last of this week.
Go to E. C. Vaughn Co., for your gro
ceries, candies, crcckery and glassware.
Mr.. Ala Harris of Albany, made a trip
to Corvallis and returned last Wednesday.
Messrs Thompson Starr & Co. of this
county, threshed 5000 bushels of grain in
nine days.
Mr.. J. B. Horner and wife will begin
teaching school at Brownsville on the 4th
of Sept. next.
At H. E. Harris is good place to buy
dry goods, groceries, provisions, notions,
tobaccos and cigars.
Grouse hunting is among the leading
amusements of the day. They seem to be
plentiful this season.
Prof John johnson of the University of
Oregon, has been here several days visiting
relatives and friends.
Regular services next Sunday at eleven
o'clock will be resumed at the Presbyterian
church in tbs place.
c. Fl. Whitney & Co.. keeps large as
sortment of the cheapest boots, shoes, hats,
dry-goods and clothing.
T. N. Zerolf keeps on hand fine assort-
ment of all kinds of groceries provisions
notions and fresh bread.
Considerable wheat is being brought into
Corvallis these days which is being stored
in the various warehouses.
The magic man with his mysterious tricks
didn't appear in our city on Tuesday even
ing as was previously billed.
Mr. Marion Mays, son of John Mays of
this county, starts soon for Umatilla county
where he intends teaching school.
L. G. Kline & Co. will receive an entire
new stock of good this and next week.
Don't fail to call and examine goods and
prices.
L u
on theS2sth laden with goods for that place.
She went over the bar on the 30th bound
for Coos Bay.
The crop of sewing machine agents ap-
pears to be quite good this year. Our city
has been swarming with the 'tvarmin" for
the past ten days.
Mr.. Henry Simon who has been with Max
Friendly so long. departed yesterday morn
ing for Seattle, w. T., where he intends to
open business for himself
Roy Raber has so far recovered as to be
able to resume his station in the bakery
again. He went out last week and brought
home nice string of trout.
Patronize home industry and home made
furniture and upholstering by buying of the
old pioneer August Knight one of the finest
and best workmen in Oregon.
Mr.. J. R. Horning with his new bride ar
rived at his fathers hom near here last Sat
urday from East of the mountains, where
he has been for the last few years extensive
ly engaged in the stock business.
A camp meeting at Roberts bridge, Linn
county, Oregon, began Thursday, the 3lst
of August, and lasting two weeks. The
subject of consecrated life, its meaning
scope and power will receive special at
stention.
Mr.. J. E. Henkle of the firm of J. E
Henkle Il Co., of Philomath, took the trai1
for Portland last Monday morning where h,
intends to purchase large assortment o
new goods. They will arrive about tn,
last of the present week and will be read,
to show them to his numerous customers
Messrs. Joseph Gray and Jesse Walker
with their machine were threshing at tn
place of Drury Davis recently, when som
bundles were ted the machine in the top
of which had been placed some large iro
nuts and piece of a heavy log chain. ]
resulted in breaking ont a lot of cylinde
teeth and also breaking the concave.
Nick Baesen fatters himself that his 81
Nicholas and Palace Markets are two of tn
finest butcher shops in Oregon where a
kinds of fresh meats are served in the bes
of style to his many customers. Nice fl
chickens bought and sold by him for whic
the highest market price will be given.
I The patent milk bucket stool and straint
all combined in one vessel which cannot /
tipped or kicked over and a sure prevents
tive of dirt getting into the milk, is for sa
at A. J. Langworthy's Cash store, who hs
the sole right of sale for Benton count,
This is one of the most economical and us
full inventions of the age. 1t has to be see
to be appreciated.
Max Friendly's saw mill at the lower er
of town shut down saving at noon last We
nesday, having finished all the logs on han
Max has arranged to get logs for anoth
season from up the Mckenzie and by
doing he will be able to supply the be
quality of lumber, besides he will have it
such quantities and kinds as to prevent pc,
} pie from going out of this county to G
their lumber.
Messrs. John II. Lewis, Geo. w. Ke
nedy and S. L. Henderson with their FAM
les started last Tuesday morning westwar
intending to go down near the sea for
short stay. John Lewis remarked tn
when he returned he expected to be able
, tell the largest fish story and also VIII
7 gone to kill the largest deer elk and be
that had been reported this season. v