The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-09-04
!o to r -Chamness for school hooks.

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estmoney iu the world. Try It, a
Mr. Aurand. who was hurt by a runaway Z
| team last week, is still in a critical condl-
| tion. with si sht hopes IF his recovery.
Hon. F. M. Wadsworth returned from
Portland Monday evening where he haa
been purchasing supplies for the Siletz res
e. walton.
| Remember if in want of stove OF any
kind. Woodcock & Baldwin keep the Gar
land -"The Worrs Best" Do not fail to
see them.
Rev. Jos. Emery will preach his farewell
sermon in the college chapel next Sabbath
at II O'Clock. All are cordially invited to
attended.
/ About dozen of our young men are re-
bearsing for minstrel performance at the
fstv hall in the near future. 1t promises to
be ''immense".
Go to E. O. Chamness for poems and mis-
cellaueous books; in fact everything usually
kent in a first-class book store. Everything
sold very cheap
The s.sere and yellow Leaf is already
making it's appearance, remin 'lng one o'
the winter months, although not IfoS'
0 have we had yet this season. -
/ A. Knirht is building an addition TO
y his already commo lious furniture establish
ment His increasing business III the man.
# ufacturing line demands it.
;. MS. Nengass made flying trip 20
n Blodretts Valley last Monday, gong out IN
(, the morning stage and returning the SAME
!. afternoon on the Q. P. train
e Rudolph Motley, a former resident OF this
county, but now Squire in Crook county,
IS arrived in Corvallis last week, on business
II tri, and to visit old friends and acqualnf
tances.
There are to be seen in several OF the BACK
:. wards in our city tight ropes. stretched ny
f. young would be circus performers Some
Of our Youths are becoming quite prohcient
in the art
Rev. f. R. Murgatroyd will hold divine
services at the Presbyterian church III TINS
=" city next Sabbath in the evening only anu
IT, No communion services, as was announced
last Sabbath.
IN Mrs. Chas Kohn and little daughter re-
IT. turn home to-day, after having spent
about two months visiting in our city.
irs Mach of the sunlight about the Jacobs an"
lc- Neuoass mansions will depart with little
Florence.
IS. The steamer Isabel, which formerly rur
led on Ghe river between independence and
Salem has been on the ways undergoing re
led pairs at the latter place. 1t is the intention
av, Of her owners to run her between this plac'
as and Portland
Miss Emma Stannus. of Portland, cam
re- ND on Thursdays train to organize a elias
his in music. Mss :Stannus is thorough mu
c sican and excellent performer lhos
wishing to take fessons in any branch o
no. music vocal or instrumental will find her
lists / tirst-class teacher.
Jay The Garland stoves, cooking and heating
are the leading article IN this line in marke
cen Every stove or range hearing the name
,me ss;1arland.' is offered with the absolu'
nifty onarsntee of being the finest finished all
hest article of its kind that can be made IL
oek the price asked.
the .:l, ,orrasrondnnce from all Sc
u tions of the county on local matters an
subjects of interest. The name of the co
etor resnoudent is always required to commur
sold cations intended for publication, and shou
, to reach us Tuesday or Wednesday,
An exchange says: ''You may hive
orlal the stars in nail keg, hang the ocean on
at- rail fence to dry, put the sky in gourd
jhle1 soak unbuckle the beIlyband of eternit
and let out the sun and moon, but never q
ald- Indie yourself with the idea that you can
lday cane the other sile of purgatory unless y
Cor- pay the printer
John Benson. of Mt. View this count
one while working in well in which blasti
day, ,., do,a WAS taken out in an insen
l'ls ble condition last Monday, caused by gas
MS in the bottom of the well having accumu
ted from the blasts. Dr. Farra was call
etho- and rendered relief aud at last accounts
'any, sufferer was quite comfortable.
inst. ; :;
Immigrants constantly coming II
the country buying and renting far'
Renters are moving from one polut to
'ihue other, so that the business man to keep
WI" business before the people must advertise
sa' 70 MANY dollar slips by the man who d
'ne not advertise into the pockets OF those
do. Stick pin here
lg of ao this ofics
, n pleasant call last Tuesday morning.
- with his family have only lately arr
from Kansas. He iswell pleased with
6 ar county and has leased the Readman ia
about five miles north of Corvallis. Ben
county has room and offers inducement
was oh ;ntalliyent and industri
those Mr Gibson.
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