The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-10-16

wa VI 4 oit'ahos sPehp 'ouiuay ia SoiNo ohio.
Mrs. Bildle has returned from visit in
| u sue with friends aud relatives. -
| :. q. D"riis, an Albany job printer. wa
| ~Nisa!ia Tuesday ev v-ning on busine :,
| @tp II and !,ak al the new ready na'is
| inns fur linen. youths and boys al j, ",
| ,"suns.
| irse and we'll selected stock of cloths
| latest styles to make up cheap al j. -.
:anson's.
David Osburn represented Valley Ln!e',
70. IL. X. ii P, in the Grand lodg. ses III.
at Salem this week.
| Sone une sends a circular setting forl
tn; merits of patent Incubator, but w..
8 Ill bet on the old hen.
| Messdam s Jacobs ami Neugass went t,
he Bay Tuesday m rnins for Il few day
creation at the seaside.
| D. u. Fagan am. nj f'om Portland last
week, sn'! is now ma .e.i Ill delivering $
history "f B4nt..u county.
| 1t is beiev=i tiIs.' good ls,les are coming,
ut not with a rlsa-.n,'e Ne. the gentle
lue than the lea, J ail'7"+r, 4.;f:l
| The lecture of David = u.n, al CleHeland
,hio, at Pitmau's ht: Tues,t;.y evening is
,,oken # IS i.i= =ii, interestinga frsc -;
Misses Ida and M.ttie Pnrnett, Eda and
,arah Jac lbs, Bertha N ugssss,, aasl Nellie
Slain visited A!b.'ry tuesday. Afternoon.
| The Mechanics fair does not attract many
f our Benton cuunty citizens, although it is
) il t" be unusually attractive this season.
VIM. S.uibs, of Newport, was taken to
Portland last Monday, charged with giving
liquor to In iuns. He was hefd to answer
Rev. J. w. Harris, Of Albany, will hold
services at the Congregational church In
this city next Sunday, morning and evening.
Mr.. Purkerson's daughter, l3 years OF
age, died of dirhtheria at the residence of
ler parents, about 10 miles west Of Eugene,
last week.
Miss Minnie Huffman returned from
Baker City last Mon.lay, where sh. hld
been visiting friends and relatives for sever.
al months.
! Ten thousand dollars is the size of the
lump of goll paid to Emie Richenbourg for
serial story now running i'll the. Petit Jour-
NIL, Paris.
Letter writers who wish speedy delivery
of their missives, under the new ten-cei,t
stamp, should lie careful t, give a full an,i
accurate address.
The steamship Oreg'n recently co!lldeo
with a whale off Tiiamoek Head. Til
ship W Is somewhat damaged, but succeeded
in killing the whale. :
Frank Irwin, our popular boot and shoe
dealer. is again confined to his room with an
affectation of the eyes. 1t is hoped that lie
may speedily recover, $3.50 sA.s
! Immigrants ara still comlag into the va.
ley, looking for homes, Il vo1 have farr 8
to sell or rent, make it known through the
columns of the GAZETTE. IL j.
| Willis Viditto, the dispenser Of law and
justice in Alsea valley, was ia. our city the
first of the week. He reports everything
fl urishing III his precinct. :. 80 e.:
There will be grand hall at Kizor's hall
in Philomath on Friday evening, Oct. %.
1885. A general invitation is extended,
and IA pleasant time is expected ',-
A foot race has been arranged between
Ell. Raybu:n, of this county and Dick
Patten, of Salem, to take place at ALLAH y
on the 25th inst, for $50 side.,
Our efficient city Marshal. A. R. Pygal',
contemplating rush Of business in his line
the coming winter, has this week'coilstrn T.
ell new sidewalk to the city cooler.
| 1t is said that Chinese are digging am
sacking potatoes near Baen. Vista Polk
'uilty, FOR 2 cts per bushe. Some 10 OOO
bushels were raised in that vicinity. this
season.
Rev. E. r. Murgatrnyps engage nent
with the Presbyterian church in this city
will conclude next Sunday, when he will
hold services both morning and evening.
All are invited.
A coal mine has been discovered within
the corporate limits of Dallas, Polk count .
The coal has been tested and pronounced ot
an excellent quality, and it is Thought to be
a valuable find.
A Jersey calf belonging to Mr.. +. A. T"z-
er, died near Monroe last week: On ex
ami ling the intestines they found two tape
worms-one about 6 feet and the other
,out "a feet long. ware
Religious services will be conducted -,
the Methodist Episcopal church in this city
next Sunday morning and evening by. the
pastor. Subject of the evening discourse /:
}''The Love of God" r., So,
Alex Samuels and wife left last Tuesday
| morning for a southern trip. They will
probably spend the winter in California for
the benefit of MIR. Samuels' health, which
has been poorly for some time.
A valley editor thus acknowledges pres :
ent of fruit: 1--WE have received basket Of
| & a.. o,,,,., f,o,, p f,r which h..