The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-12-11

All goods at cost at Whitney's closing
out sale.
Jas. Connor, of Albany, spent Sunday in p
Corvallis. I"
Nobby Hats at cost at Whitney's closing II
out sale.
T.. O. Cbamness has full line of latest
publications. i
s.The Ithica Cum Bakers latest improv- 5
ed guS at Will Bros. /
Mems furnishing goods at cost at Whit ,
ney's closing ont sale.
ladies writing material.
Nose Neugass went to the Bay on busi-
ness last Saturday and returned Monday
evening.
DR.. J. G. Jessup and wife returned from
Portland Wednesda,, and left for their home
at Newport Thursday morning.
Cbas. Mckee came over from Yaquina
City Wednesday evening and will probably t
r main in Corvallis the rest of the winter.
We desire correspondence from all parts
of the state, and invite discussions upon all
sides of every important issue of the day.
| All matters tor publication should reach US
Tuesday or Wednesday. -" Il
George Waggoner shipped to the State
Board of Immigration rooms at Portland
last Monday, a curly maple stump, the
gnest specimen ever saw.
Job printing execnted with neatness and
dispatch, and at the lowest living rates at
| the GAZETTE office
Step in and look at the new ready made
clothing for men, youths and boys at }. w.
HanSon's.
, Toys and Holiday goods for young and
old in large quantities and almost unlimited
variety. and as cheap as the cheapest good
E articles. Buy of Will Bros. and be suited.
Corsets, Kid gloves and parasols, at cost
at Whitney's closing out sale.
Men and boys shoes and boots at cost
n at Whitneys closing out sale.
Don't forget that E. O. chamness is sell
ing school books at Portland prices.
A fine line of velvet and plush picture
frames and mirrors at E. o. Chamness'.
T. A new stock of mems aud boys hats and
/ caps, the latest styles cheap, at J. w. Han
sons.
IL A large and well selected stock of cloths
= the latest styles to make up cheap at }. w
Hansons.
You can get a fine white shirt for 81, ant
'i fine under clothing i'll proportion, iat J. w
Hanson's.
Intended purchasers are invited to in
snect our stock of Laiies Winter. Clnaks
10 Skirts and Hosiery of which we have ful
,o assortment, also full line for Misses an
-. Childrens wear. >. L. hhtNh.
Immigrants are still coming into the va
lev, looking for homes. II Won have farm
To sell or rent, make it known' through tn
49, columns of the GAZETTE -s'
a Having decided to enter more extensive
lv into the sewing machine trade, we ther'
=. fore offer our gins at large reductions. E:
anime our prices and be satisfied Wi
~ Bros. -.s
-, In Albany, last Monyay, J. K. Weathe
ford was elected mayor, George Humphre!
recorder, Isaac Hays marshal, S. Seite
OF baugh treasurer. The majority of tt
''e aldermen elected are democrats.
:, The Pataha branch OF the O. R. & N. c
from Pomeroy to Starbuck will be complete
January lst. The line is nearly grade
his ,;1as of +r.ck 10 1a,a The
'v ore nearly 1000 men at work.
ks
,et- The GAZETTE i'll wrappers, ready to m
to yonr friends abroad, only ten cents
:, copv. Business men who cannot find til
to write social letters to their friends C
=, send them their local paper, i'll lieu there
at an insignificant expense.
nti- For subscriptions we have waited patle
" through the dull part of the year a
-.d now the time has come when delinquel
mo-. shold pay up. When you real this &c
adj. think it means your neighbor, but if y
, +, owe a quarter of dollar take it home, a
rob then pay up.
,ere The New Westminster Guardian tell
200 or 800 Cinnamon who are living on
bank of Pitt river in British Columbia.
r., says they are the most miserable samples
humanity on the face of the earth. Ii tt
.a were in cotfius they would pass III any pi
for dead men. In their eyes there Is IL
that is always visible in the eyes of pers
who believe that death by starvation Is
evitabe The resources OF civilization
ver- employed to build our railroad and
Vif'' supplied innumerable hands; but the W
'g at is finished, the resources are locked up
ding the unfortunate wretches taken from
sen to work on the road are left to die IN
Gu woods.
The Rev. Geo. III. Thayer, of Bourt
First Ind, says: "Bpth m, self and wife owe
gon' lives to Shiloh's Consumption cure.
1ves- ways on hand at 7. Graham's.
' Are you made miserable by lndlgest
s' conatipation. dizziness, loss uf appel