The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-10-02

MISS nora irNlu Is NLolthiS AiichuS "iu
relatives in Corvallis.
Avery 4 Irwin have just received a ship
nent of those famous Burk shoes.
Don't forget that E. o. Chamness is SELL
NJ school books at Portland prices.
The Lane County fair began last Wed,
lesday an / will hold over tomorrow.
A fine line of velvet and plush picture
frames and mirrors at +. q. Chamness.
Hon. w. P. Ready arrived home from a
BUSINESS trip to Portland last Saturday.
Hon. W. J. Kelly of Monroe returned on
his way home from a trip to Portland last
Wednesday,
Jerry Henllle was in town last Tuesday,
comfortably situated with bile on the
back of his neck.
| Henry Chambers, of Kings Valley, was
in Corvallis last Monday and Tuesday look
ing as happy as fun.
French candies are received fresh nearly
every day by Burnett & johnson, at the
Whist and Billiard rooms.
Rumor has it that a handsome young man,
well known in Corvallis will soon lead to
The hym snial alter Linn county belle.
The 0. P. turn table on the bank of the
river at this place is now in use, and is said
to be the best constructed on this coast.
Messrs r. A. Bell and w. l. Jester, of
this place, attended campmeeting near Phi
lomath last Sunday on their noseiess stee,is.
John Foster, Benton county pioneer,
with his family have moved into their hand
some new residence on the hill west of town.
We desire correspondence from all parts
of the state, and invite discussions upon all
sides of every important issue of the day.
Jos. L. Ripley left on the steamship va
quina for San Francisco yesterday, where
ne goes as the private secretary of VIM. NJ.
Hoag.
Valley Lodge No II, K of P, of this
place, at their last meeting decided tc
give grand masqucrerade ball on thanks.
giving.
Stop at Avery & Twins and take lool,
at the ''webfoot" shoes, for lies, MISE,
and children. They are warrented positive
ly water proof.
Chas. Monteith, of Albany, and George
Hardy, formerly of Albany. bat now OF I he
Dalles, were in this city last Friday even
ing calling on friends.
; G. w. Smith our jeweler went TO Salem
last week, to the state fair. He re.
turned last Sunday. He thinks he saw
know.
About 200 people took advantage of the
0. P. excursion last Sunday and attended
the campmeeting near Phiiomath. Thre,
trains were rnn, one in the forenoon, one il
) the afternoon and one in the evening.
Mr.. Young's team in the north part o
town while his son was hitching it up las
tuesday morning, and when only one tn.
was hitched, started to run away The boy
was slightly hurt before the team was
stopped.
| IL "iti tiu 10, UilC L oi iiftiltl j cit
gram, gambling is likely to be suppressed
in this city Bnt it will not do it. 1t take
good active, Jealous offi3 and plenty {,
witnesses to swear to the fact to suppress
gambling.
Rev. J. T. Wolfe will preach at the Meth
odIst Episcopal church in this city mex
Sunday morning and evening. Subject il
: the evening: The comparative antiquity O
the seven bibles of the world. The qubli
is cordially invited.
For subscriptions we have waited patient
ly through The dull part of the year ant
now the time has come when delinquent
should pay. When you read this don
think it means your neighbor, but if yor
owe quarter of a dollar take it home, ant
then pay up.
Rev. !. T. Wolfe the regular pastor Q
the Methodist Episcopal church made us
pleasant call during the week. He con
ducts divine services in this place every
Sunday evening and also at eleven o'clocl
in the forenoon of every first and second
Sunday during the month.
In the local columns of the Roseburg Re
view of Sept. 255h, the following startlin
announcement is made. '.This shall be
clean sheet and one worthy of your patron
age The extra session will not be negecte
even" In another column is, "Cure fo
! Pi!es;'' in another column appears, ''Dr
Liebig's wonderful German Invigorator
and last but not least in another colum
''Dr. Mintie the Specialist is mentioned
Surely these are clean things.