The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-03-17

Stationery and books of all descriptions a
Postoflce Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Friendly are in Port
! land this week. .
All kinds of Blanks in stock and for sal
at the Gazette office.
Max Friendly's, saw mill will commenc
running next week.
The Corvallis GAZETTE for sale on tn
counter of BHford's news depot.
Jesse Ho"ck of Monroe, went to Portland
on Monday to buy new goods.
Born to the wife of Ira Roe of this count.
on the 18th, twins, boy and girl.
Thos. Cauthorn Went to Portland last
Monday to lay ID stock Of new gools.
E. A. Abby returned from the b,y last
Tuesday. intending to remain several days.
A magnificent selection of candies from
San Francisco just arrived at Postotfi ;e
store.
Messrs Ray & Son want 10, 900 bushels OF
potatoes for which they will pay the high
est cash price.
Col. kels y, Judge Chenoweth and J. R.
Bryson are at Salem this week, attendin
supreme court.
Remember the lecture tomorrow eve
ming at the College Chapel, Ly Rev. j. P.
n Bell
See sample Steel Skein Balm wagon.
Bsst wagon ever offered i'll this market, at
Noo,lcock &. Badwin's.
Lock ont for the ! .r;e stock of new goals
| belonging to E. Rosenthal and now ON the
way from San Francisco.
Don't for get that the Monitor Grain Drill
is far ahead of anything OF its Kind. At
Woolcock & .ldwin's
The fnnnl.,y in this city har tarnel ou;
l50) pouu Is OF bolts for t.le wh.rf az va
qniua bay tlis week.
Mr.. T. Sidney Nash left the city few
days ago, to attend to business re.a.i to
his claim at the Summit.
Mr.. Lee H ,f,nu, who WAS in the city
recently, is, as We are infor,nei, the Lritlgc
contractor the y. p. r. Il.
At the election os t,= Fire Department.
.st Saturday, n. B. Av.ry was elected Chief
and & | Balknap Assistlnt
The locomotive at this city belonging to
the o. 2. r. r. is, we are infor.nel to be
s!ipp al to Yaluina by via Portlan |.
A neat literary publication of Philad.i-
phia was p,a:el on oar s.>s b. Z. J.
Buforl, for which We return mlny thanks,
Messrs: f. NJ. johnson and L. Holgate
were telephonei yesterday, to go to Philo-
m .th mmeiiately, on important business.
The County C"urs appointed S. 7. Je:-
frevs Justice of tn: Pc ice to fill the un-
expired term of Geo. P. Wrenn deceased.
We notice ia 1t NJ. G.. B.rral.iie, the
well known and en:erprisiag toiacconist of
San Francisco, is re si5tessl a. tae VinceAs
,louse
Mr.. G. o. Wadlin, the genial gent of
Wells Fargo & Co, formerly on this slc,
but nav on the east 81 lie railroad, re esist-r.I
last Saturday at the Vincent house.
VIM. Bagisy ail Mr.. s VI .rtle.t left
harc this week for the Yaquiaa. These
gentlemen have a contract We understand,
to furnish large num5er OF tbs for the
o. z. r. r.
Miss Christie Willard was baptisei at |
the Evangelical church last Sunday by |
Rev. j. Bowersox We learn also that |
Miss Hurry and Miss Flora Parson recently |
joined said church.
There will lie S. School concert given
the young people and children of the Evan
ge ical s. ). i'll a week or two, the proceeds |
to so toward desrayiag the expensss incur
re by the purchase of 5. S. Library.
There will be a wedding here next month,
one of the high contracting parties being az |
present resilient of PORTLAND anil quite
well knnwn by numerous friends here; the
other an esteemed young Lady of this city.
JOS. r. K. Irwin is still proprietor of the
Ocean House" at Newport YaIaina Bay
AMI does not desire any correspondent to
advertise his business. AZ he is able to pay |
for his own advertising.
Jos r. K. IRWIN.
We are under Obligations to Wallis Nash
Esq. who has kindly placed upon cur table
his new book recently published l. entitled
Two years in Oregon" After a farther
examination we will give notice to it more
fully.
Mr.. NJ. Hill, accompanied by his son,
arrive,l in our city last Mnala dir .ct from
Panama. Nj. Hill is a brother of Mrs. L.
G. Kline of this city. He informs us, tn It
the mortality among the hands, working OH
the Isthmus canal, is simply fearful
The school exhibition held at tn Grange
IA Ill, in what is known as the Newton dis
tri,;t. at the close of Mr. E. 1T. Bennets
schnol, is reporse to have been de:i lei
success. Mr.. Bennett has taught several
,rms of schoo, in that district, We ar.
.rmed, and has given general satisfaction
Mr.. c. Fl. Whitney, vino has lately moved
his large stock of COOL into the former Ga
zette building, is disposn Of large qunan-
tity of goods because he sells so remark
ably cheap. Large arrivals of goods every
day. He is a thorough business man and
how to succeed with large
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