The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1888-10-12

. New invoice of all kinds of fruits received
by recent steamer at Nation johnson 5
# you wish any of these fine fruits call i'm
mediately.
Cox's B .kery Fresh bread of all kinds
| daily Fine cakes, pies, etc. a speciality
made of fine ornamental cakes for weddings
parties, etc.
Irvine & Helm selis boots and shoes
cheaper than anv houss in Corvallis be
sides guaranteeing every palr that they Sci
frem rips, ETC. IT,
A snow storm occurred on Oct 9th III
Montreal, Canada. ST. Johnsburg and
Hanover, N. H. About six iuches of snow
fell at each place.
Miss Pearl Scott, of Salem, has been
elected by the state board of education a
teacher OF music in the blind schosl until
the close of the year.
Only few tickets ave been sold SO far
at the Cofvailis depot for the Mechanics
fair Many people prefer,to wait until about
the last wes!. of the far.
Bob Jo:-rson, es- thp-l;iispss, Jesse<SpeEc Ger
and O. McClag2cn weilt to Port.snd Tues
day morning to attend the grandfodge X. of
| P. and the Mechanics fail.
Parties who are back on their subscri ptiors
to the reading room are requested to hand
| the amount due to Frank Conorer at as
early date as convenient.
Ia another column it will be seen that the
firm of Moore & Case have dissolved partner
ship and j. S. Moore will hereafter conduct
the business at the old stand
f. M. johnson, Captain OF Company ''E, !"
in this city, has rendered his resignation
as Captain. The company is now without
Captain or First Lieutenant.
The following list of letters remain un-
called for in the Corvallis post office, Oct.
| II, 1885, Rev. G. w. Lucas, j. Beeves,
N. w. Simpson, Stephen Sampson.
w. H. Huffman and Jack Browning will
open up shooting gallery in the rooms
formerly occupied by Charley Young Oh
Main street, about the Goth of this month.
The framework for the new water works
tank is nearly completed and will soon be
ready for the tank The towersWhl Sc feet
high. This will give splendid pressure of
water.
A. F. Hershner, the leading grocer, has
returned from the east and will continue to
pay the highest prlce for produce, and sell
everything at prices that are lower than the
lowest.
An effort is being made to have Corporal
Tanner return to Oregon and stump this
state and Washington Territory for Har-
rison and Morton during the presidential
campaign.
The largest and most complete stock of
crockery, glassware, queensware, lamps and
table cutlery, is to be found at A. f. Hersh
ner's, and at prices that all can buy and
save ss'@s!o5y.- -~si li-s.-.- 1t
s.Murder will out, is an old saying, but
true. nevertheless. and the fact that Mattonn !
johnson has just opened the finest line of
assorted candies i'll the city, is spreading
like wild-fire.
Mr.. Higgens, Ralstnn Cox's eficientclerk,
was taken suddenly ill Wednesday morning
with severe attack of mtlarial fever At !
last accounts he was someN hat better but
he is still very sick.
from Portland last Saturday. where it was
overhauled and repainted. 1t is ''daisy"
MI no mistake Ii looks like one Of Sells |
Bros. circus wagons.
VIM. Butterti Id Jr., who was sentenced
to two years in the pententiary by Judge
R. S. Bean from Cor. alis, f"r the crime
of arson has bee" siven hk liberty and has
returned to Corvallis.
Yaquina, Or. 0e5. 10--The steamer
Willamette Valley arrived at $3.50 2. u.4l
with IA cari' / s5oel. etc, ai lis passt 4
gers A special train with fruit and passe,,
gers lzft at 4:5J T. ~
j. D. Clark viii commence on ms con rae
for the tia and iron work on the new c"urt
house a. the weather will permit. He Wi
have from three to fonr men eAlpiessd unit
some time in December.
| GAZETTE otfs4 a eli this we-k He s'ys
! he IS sn.ii ~ -.rr,sSI and Morton and h'
| wanted to ply up his subscription to fHE
GAZETTE nd wanted 1t sent right on.
| Dr. Thompson is in attendance at Presby-
| terry and Synod which conyenes in Salem
this week. David King from the Presby-
| terian church in this city and VIM McBee
from the Oak Ridge church are also dele
gates.
/ The distinguished evangelist, Dwight L.
Moe ly, istconins to Oregon. He will ar,
rive in P6rtlasa t!isweek and viii visit all
cne lager towns of Oregon any Washington
Territory The tour will last about two
manths.
I Irvine & Helm does what no other house
i does in Benton county, warrant every pair
of boots aud shoes that they sell SO far as
the work is concerned. They keep first
class workman and all their repairing is
tirst-class style. tt.
Rev. Froman Reasner, a son of father
Reasner the s<teran Presbyterian minister
of this valley, is at home visiting his parents
He graduated from thc theological seminary
in Chicago last May and is now located at
Hepner, Oregon.
About 10 o'clock last Saturday night a
tramp,entered Thos. Jones's barber shop
at Albany, seized razor and attempted to
cut his throat, but before he succeeded the
razor was taken away from him and he was
taken in charge by a,policenan.