The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-11-09
LOCAL NOTES.

Wm- M. Hoag manager OF the y. Z. X.
r. retuaned home during the week.
Don't fail to stop and examine goods and
prices of the bankrupt stock of NJ. Stock &
Co.
In giving the list of jurors last week the
have been the 10th.
The Kate and Anna landed the freight for
the Alsea on south beach, from whence it
was hauled by teams to its destination.
The rush at the bankrupt sale of NJ
Stock & Co.'S goods still increases and at the
rate they are sacrificing them they will
soon be sold out.
Mr.. w. c. King has returned home from
lecruring tour not feeling well and will
remain few days until health improves.
A large assortment of sheet music, music
books, instruments, &C., coming for Will
Bros. This assures you good prices.
Mrs. w. C. King was quite indisposed
during the week and at last accounts health
was improving.
The cheapest and best hardware, stoves,
tinware, plows, wagons and agricultural
impliments at Woodcock & Baldwin's, Cor
wallis, Oregon.
Mr.. j. r. Baldwin went to California a
few days ago, hoping that an ocean trip
would improve his health, as he has been
sick for several months.
The best buggies and teams can be found
at Thomas Eglin's livery stable in Corvallis.
Where you will always find Mr.. Eglin
obliging to all his customers.
Mr.. L. P. Baldwin, formerly of this place,
who has been on a visit to his daughters in
California, continued his visit to the east
ern states recently. He found his brother
in California and went back with him.
l.. G.. Kline & Co. have just received a
new supply of ladies' silk and worsted cir.
culars, dolmans and cloaks. Direct i'm
portations from New York. Call and ex-
anime.
Mr.. M. F. Watson of Kings valley paid
Corvallis visit last Tuesday. He reports
revery thing quiet in the valley and only
since the recent rains has the ground been
wet enough to pillow there.
Do not be deceived and pay $50 for a
Singer sewing machine, when you can get
Corvallis or Albany. 3w
Mr.. henry Chambers and Wilson Bump
of Kings valley had a lawsuit last Saturday
before Justice Brownson at Philomath about
the rights to COW. 1t is thought that
. each party will have to pay more money for
ka-fGn of litigation than two COWS are
forth. ~
If Washbdrn L Company's Salicylica
edicine of New York does not cure any
re promptly than that firm has paid it's
vertising bill to this paper, We would
rtainly have to characterize that medicine
worthless and advise people not to buy
Parties advertise in order to largely in,
ease their business, which such persons
ARE anxious to do. You should therefore
always buy Of the one who advertises reg
ularly in the newspaper, because he will
give you better prices than those who are
satisfied with what little business stumbles
over them.
On next Sabbath, Nov. l1th, the morn
ing and evening services in the Presby-
tsrian Church will have special reference to
Martin Luther and the Reformation. Sub
ject in the morning, The Three Prepara-
tions, or the Government, the Church and
the Literature of Germany previous to the
Reformation. Evening subject, Luther and
his Work. H. P. DUNNING, Pastor.
A blacksmith at the shops while working
at the anvil with piece of steel, says the
Wasco Sun of the End inst, was seriously
wounded this morning by the severing of
the artery of the arm just above the wrist
by piece of the bar flying off under the
stroke of the hammer. He was carried to
his boarding place
From another column will be seen the ad
of A. Cauthorn L Son who will sell the
bankrupt stock of Max Friendly at astonish-
ingly lew rates. This entire stock of goods
they have bought at slch low figures that
they will without any equivocation sell
everything for not more than first cost and
many things even less than that. Come
and examine for yourselves, purchase and
return home as happy as CLAIMS.
A correspondent in the Northwest Ne,os
of last Monday discussing Judge Deady's
two decisions regarding the two bridges
across the Willamette river at that place
one of which was opposed by the Northern
Pacific Railroad company and the other be-
ing built by that company, is inclined to
characterize the decisions largely in favor
of the corporation without much respect
for the people of Portland and their rights.
He is likely overdrawing the matter.
The Puget Mill Company have on the
stocks at Port Ludlow, w. T., the hull of
the largest barkentine yet built on the Pa
cific coast, a vessel of 700, 600 feet lumber