The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-11-22
Damage Done by Lightning at
Newport and Yaquina.
A ONE-EYED CHILD.
A New Town-The Huston-Burn-
EFT Nuptials-ThankSg
Services-Other News.


Wheat is 6l cents and Hat at that.
Try sweet orange cider, at Wesley Todd's.
Signal service Scent cigars, for sale by
Wesley Todd.
Mary's Peak is somewhat specked with
snow just now.
Smoke the Monarch, Scent cigar, for sale
by Wesley Todd.
The river now registers three feet-all
this since Monday.
Albany is to have a smelter. 1t needs
something in that line.
Extra nice candies. nuts, sweet cider,
and cigars at Wesley Todd's.
Sweet orange cider by the glass, pint,
quart or gallon at Wesley Todd's.
R. Cox is in Portland to arrange for
"booming" his Jobs addition property.
New cloaks, new coaks, new jackets,
new jackets, opened this week at Nolan's.
J. NJ. Nolan was over from Yaquina City
an Wednesday, looking after his store
here.
Miss Elsie Murphy, of Salem, is in this
city engaged in the work of canvassing for
book.
Call at s. N. Wilkins's, post office store,
and see that fine display of holiday
goods. tt.
N. Rogers, of Portland, spent few days
this week with his brother, Rev. A.
Rogers.
A general attack will he made on turkey
next Thursday between the hours of IL IN.
and p. m.
Prof J. B. Horner, of Roseburg, was
visiting with his wife's parents lear here
during this week.
Wesley Todd now has sweet cider on sale
at his confectionery stand i'll front of
Assell's chop house.
The subject next Sabbath evening at the
Presbyterian church will be 1.-THE School
and Scholar of the Future"
Newt Wilkins is making some improve
ments in his stole preparatory to receiving
a large stock of holiday goods.
MIR. and Mrs. Huston, of Albany, father
and mother of Robert, were present at the
wedding last Wednesday evening.
Roseburg has five barber shops. and so
has Corvallis No better indicators of an
increasing population can be found.
By Mondays Oregon Pacific freight train
car load of horses were taken to Yaquina
to be taken by steamer to San Francisco.
The finishing of the new school building
furnace is still delayed but it is thought
everything will be ready by Monday next,
sure.
Services at the Presbyterian church next
Sabbath morning and evening. DIR. Thomp-
son will preach. Sabbath school at 10
a. m.
You can get no better shave in Corvallis
than by going to Moore & Stewards new
shop, just opposite the brick stable.
Is cents.
w. W. and Mrs. Bristow expect to take
trip to Heppner, eastern Oregon, next week
to be present at teachers institute to be
held there.
Henry Korthauer, an o. P. employe,
went out to the scene of operations on the
front yesterday morning. He will return
tomorrow.
Prof. E. B. McElroy was in Corvallis on
Monday last attending to the arrangements
for holding the teachers institute here
during holiday week.
Mrs. e. J. Thompson and her daughter,
Mrs. o. e. Samuels, went over to Albany
last Monday to visit baby Fortmiller.
They returned on Tuesday.
About the most comfortable barber shop
in Corvallis is that of Moore & Stewards.
opposite the brick stable Give them call;
shaving Is cents, hair cutting 25 cents.
Next Sabbath being the Sabbath pre-
ceeding Thanksgiving, DR.. Thompson will
speak i'll the morning on the following topic:
''Christianity as an Element in our National
Life.
As there is considerable amount OF hogs
being brought into market just now most
everyone is feasting on spare-ribs; and still
the supply does not exceed the demand
for this delicious food.
Watson c. Squire of Seattle, and John
B. Allen of WaIla Walla, were elected as
the first two U. s. senators from the new
state of Washington on Tuesday last by the
legislature OF that state.
There will be services at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday at the usual
hours. The evening sermon will be the
fourth in the series on the parable of the
Prodigal Son. Seats free.
A divorce has been granted to Mrs. N. A.
Mathews from her husband. ''Old Junk, !"
the cause of her seeking such being inhuman
treatment. She was given the custody and
care of the three children.
Prof. w. s. Gilbert, of Philomath college,
and recently from New York, spent Monday
afternoon and evening in the city. He
speaks in praise of Oregon and is pleased
with her climate and people.
Evangelical Church. j. NJ. Dick, pastor
Preaching next Saturday evening at Ever
green, on Sunday at 1890 a. IN. at Beulah,
and at p. IN here in Corvallis. Sunday
school at 3 p. m. All are welcome.
Wednesday last, Prior Scott, who is a
resident of Benton county, sold thirty
acres of his farm, two miles southwest of
Corvallis, to Newport's real estate agent,
r. F. Baker; the sum paid was So, 900.
Prof. Gilbert. of Philoma.h, will fill the
pulpit of the M. +. church next Sunday
morning and evening. The pastor will
preach at Philomath Saturday evening at
1880 and Sunday morning and evening.
J. Ell. Doty, of Waldport was in Cor
wallis this week. He reports things to be
on the boom in the seaside town and great