The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-03-20
PHILoMATH

west of Corvallis, ON the line of the Oregon
Pacific railroad. Having recently visited
the town we will proceed to mention some
of the most reliable and prominent places
visited. First we wish to speak of an in
stitution of which all should feel proud, viz
PHILoMATH COLLEGE.
The buildings are models of workmanship,
situated on high rolling grounds, beautiful
ly ornamented with evergreen trees. Dur
ing the term now closing the attendance
has been greater than ever before. Prot.
Sheak will continue in the business depart
ment Lectures have been given by several
noted speakers Under its present manage
nent the work of the college is highly satis-
factory, and the college will surely grow IN
public favor. Spring term opens April 2nd:
1885. We next visited
JONES, THE JEWELER,
Whom we found to be an active bUsiness
man, and we venture the prediction that
he drives any business he undertakes. Amy
person needing watches, clocks or jewelry
repaired should look no further. Mr.. Jones
has arrangements with the best jewelry
firms on the Coast to purchase any article
not kept in stock at the very lowest price
j. E. HENKLE AND CO.,
Are the leading merchants of the city.
What they cannot supply you with, it
would besuseless to try elsewhere. They
keep everything needed bys people in city or
country. Their reputation for square deal
ing can not be excelled. They have had a
long and honorable busnc IS career in this
,lty. They will now soon be receiving from
the best markers on the Coast their new
spring stock. They offer goods as low and
sometimes lower than the same quality can
De bought in lager towns.
Is tie druggist and postmaster and more
closely occupied man would be hard to lind |
lie has in stock full line of all kinds of
lrugs and medicines, school books and
tationary. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded at all hours of the day or night.
When needing anything in his line you will |
10 well to give him call.
e L. DIXON,
proprietor of the Dixon House. This house
complete in all its appointments and the
raveling public will find a generous recep-
enable rates. Mr.. Dixon is also the owner
f a we'll furnished Livery and Feed Stable,
nd conveys travellers with dispatch and at
loderate price. We are sure You will be
leased if you give him trial.
MARYs RIVER Mills,
'roprietor, Mr.. J. S. Fe'ger. Built thirty
7e years ago. Now operated by Ben. F.
elger Farmers are sure of getting their
'ork done promptly and in a frst-class
tanner. They will return you NOR. pounds
-four to bushel of wheat than anv other
ill in the country. Give them call.
PHlloWArH GALLERY,
Irs. Addie Whitney, Proprietress. We
,und this a frst-class establishment of its
ind and fully prepared to execute all kinds
picture work. Mrs. Whitney seems to
e AL active business laly and we guarantee
lat any work you trust to her will give
ouyentire satisfaction.
MRS. KIsoe's BOARDING HOUSE.
his is a nice homsiike place for the many
avelers to rest and be refreshed, Mrs.
isor takes especial pains to provide for
lie patrons. She has good clean beds and
lie table cannot be excelied. This house
conveniently located near the proposed
tie of the new rail road depot.
T. W. BELT
is one of the best bushes men of Philo
ath, and he keeps a nice store consisting ,
Groceries, Glassware, Qneens Ware, Fan
notions, Ready made clothing, Hats,
oots, Gents furnishing goods, Cigars and
Dbacco. Lunch table, in connection with
ore. Mr.. Belt is desirous of closing out
s present 81 ock with view of change in
$ business, and is offering unprecedented
Lrga;ns. Goods were going ont lively and {
e clerks were all busy.
DRESS MAKER
Mrs. H. NJ. Frink, opposite Dixon's ho- +
|. Mrs. Frinlz has had a long experience
her line and will guarantee to do any 7
nd of work in ladies or childrens wear as 6
W as the same class of work can be had ,
sewhere. All work fully up to the latest
yles. She will be pleased to have every
dy call and enquire and learn for them
Ives. s