The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-12-05
A FARMERS INSTITUTE.

Ebrros GAzEffFfE:-I am authorized by
Corvallis Grange, T. of H., to announce
through the columns of tile Corvallis press
that FARMERS Institute will be held in
Corvallis finder the patronage and direction
of said grange, commencing on tie evening
of the 18th and continuing through the 18th
December, 1890 All members of the order
and all others interested in proniotihg agri-
culture in Benton and adjoining coutties,
are cordially invited to be present.
An invitation is extended to all to join
Corvallis Grange in basket dinner at their
hall i'll Farra's brick; December the 10Th.
A. &. MULKEY, Sec'y.
Special dress goods sale at Nolan's.
For mems clothing aid furnishing goods
go to Nolan's.
Preaching in the Evangelical church on
Sabbath at ii a. m. and at p. m, by the
pastor, NJ. ]. Ballantyne.
A pleasant surprise i5ssrty took place last
evening at the residence OF Miss Maud Hoff.
man, on tie occasion of the young .lady's
birthday.
| j. P. Irvine, formerly in the boot and
shoe business in this city and more recently
of Independence has opened bakery and
confectionery at McMinnville.
The ladies of the Presby terian church are
very busy getting ready for their fair which
they hold on Wednesday the 18th inst.
They have some choice Christmas presents
for sale, add good supper for all who pa
tronize them.
The Ministerial Association of Corvallis
met December ist and decided to have a
Union Bible service in the Presbyterian
church on Sabbath the 18th at p. m. A
business meeting will Sc held in the same
church on the evening before at Z.
] Thanksgiving services were held at the
Corvallis College chapel and were largely
rattended. Rev. Sallantyne; pastor of the
Evangelical church, delivered highly i'll.
teresting sermon. The interior of the edi-
flee was tastily decorated under the super
vision of Mrs E. Wool Yard.
i Mead Cosper, formerly of Corvallis, has
been getting into trouble at pullman +,
Washington. He was running restauran mt
there and gambling i god deal, whe,' he
announced that his safe had been robbed.
His. creditors thought the tale was ''too
thin," and attached his property. Several
If his employees are ''out and injured"
Tue discovery Of preventive for crodp;
ogt ba mt Ia
years. Since first discovered it has bset
used in many S5Sses, and with unvaryinf
success. Its being within the reach Of al
makes it more valuable. 1t is only neces
sary to give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
freely as soon as the first indications appear
and it will dispel al symptoms OF the
: disease. Full directions are given will
: each bottle. For sale at so centg per bottl'
t by I. Graham, druggist.
The Cr6gon Pucitic company is taking th
machinery in the old tts- favorite. The en-
L CINE Il to be overhanled and converted init
compound engine. The company will
: build freight schooner and use this ma
chnery in the new bua@: This craft is t.
be of tke following Dimensions, length O
, keel, l60 feet; beam, "a feet; depth. l.
e feet. Her tonnage will be between 700 ant
= 500 TONS She will draw l2 feet aft witt
1 ordinary load but will be built so that sh
r can be loaded to draw IA feet aft. She
to be built in the f1ost substantial manne
. for freight business from Yaquina to Sal
Francisco. SEIte will NOT be fitted to carr,
;. passengers. The company has fot yet de
!. cided where to build her but it is believe.
she will be built on this bay, as all h,ateiia
can easily be obtained here at low hgures
-Yaquina Republican.