The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-10-09
Mr.. Cole edi or of the Yaquina Mail was

Allen Parker, of Oneatta, spent several
days in the valley and took trip below.
Mrs n. P Briggs, who has been sick for
several weeks, does not appear to be much
if any better.
The doctor was called yesterday morning
to see Norris Newton whom it is said was
sick. No particulars yet.
The surrounding heavens look like rain
will soon descend to remind us of the nature
and near approach of winter.
Newport has female saloon keeper who
takes her turn at fstacuff with the boys
and is fined before the recorder for her fun.
Rev. P. S Knight, of Salem, will preach
in the Congregational church i'll Corvallis
next Sabbath morning and evening at the
the usual hour.
NJ S. Edgington. of Ala any, Oregon, will
loan money on five years time with I'M
proved farm security, but not to exceed one
third the value Of the PROPERTY.
NJ. DeGroot formerly o: this place re-
turned during the week with his photograph
gallery and intends remaining for time to
let our people see themselves in measure
as others see them.
The opening of the Albany Opera House
will occur on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of this week. In the rendition OF
the drama, s'The Hidden hand' and a grand
concert by the Albany Choral Society.
A social party was had at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Shedd in this place, last
Wednesday evening. The occasion of it
was the anniversary of the birth of Miss Ida
Cation. 1t was a surprise and enjoyed by
all present.
From the Rosehurg papers we learn that
Uncle Billy Henkle and his wife are visit
ing friends at that place, where they are
soiourning for a short time in hopes that
the change will be beneficial to Mrs. Hen
kles failing health.
Pete Abbey, the popular pie vender at
Yaquina Bay, is in our city, and has been
spinning some very funny ''yarns" about
some of the pleasure seekers from the valley
who have been rusticating near Newport
during the summer.
E. w. Allen writes that the Oregrn mis-
sionary car is creating furore wherever ex-
hibited At Oskaloosa police officers are
required to compel the crowd to keep NOV
ing At Des Moines nearly 100. 900 people
viewed the car and its contents.
For subscriptions we have waited patient
ly through the 'iull part of the year AMI
now the time has come when delinquents
shold pay mp. When you real this don't
think it means your neighbor, but if you
owe quarter of a dollar take it home, and
then pay up.
Rev. Joseph Emery, the Indian agent at
klamath reservation receives salary o
81, 100 year. He has under him physl
/, clan at $1,000, !. clerk at $1,000, a carpenter
at $500, a black smith at $500, a wagon AM
plow maker at $500, teacher at $500, ano
| other subortlinates.
. The Knights OF Pythias of this city have
decided to give their masquerade ball or
G New Years eve instead of Thanksgiving al
y was advertised in this paper last week. NJ
J. further assurance that the ball will be sue
p cess,.is necessary. than the fact that th
q Knights are at the head of it.
. Most every DC cigar is made by cheal
q Chinese lapor but as a guarantee that TIN
!, Kree Kree cigar is made by white labor,
q certificate from the president of the Nat
Il T ITniop nastpd no
+, certifying the fact. Burnett johnson
=. have the exclusive sale of them in Corvallis
They are the best five center In the city
Young America Engiue Co. met in tn
- new hall last Monday evening. The hal
n has been tastily fitted up, giving it cos
, and comfortable appearance. The cit
council deserve the thanks Of the compan
for rebuilding their hall so neatly ard tn
. company deserves the good will of our cit
. zens for the interest they have manifested
IN .intaining good fire department
A large shipment of fresh salmon cam
over on the train from Vaquina By to ou
" Nasbv Mr.. n. r. Barber, last "Wednesday
) He pretends that he does not know VIII
sent them, but II was Il L Ieil't VIM MIC
n that the Cleveland administration might 4
n any time disposess him of the postotfice an
r who supposed that when he was turned ou
he would want to start a fish market, so
7. sent the fish along.
3 DR.. Pilkington, Oculist and Rect'
IS Specialist, will be at the Hemphill Hous'
Corvallis, on the afternoon of Tuesday tn
le 18TH and all day Wednesday, Oct. l4ti
is Since one month ago he claims to have mao
Is a number of cures and refers to Jos. Lyle
living miles from Corvallis, on Alban
= road nearly cured of blindness, and
lie Diffenbacher, of Harrisburg, getting well {
v Piles and Rectal ulcer, of twenty years su
|. fering.
Is Catching s,lmon is developing into quit
y business over at Yaquin bay. The fishe
e. men have been supplying our market wit
10 these superior fish for some time and no"
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