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

ing a success of his vaccination for
consumption.
ST. Jeffrey and M. S. Woodcok of
Corvallis, have been appointed no.
taries public
/ Hon. G. E. Moor, representative of
this county is spoken of for speaker of
the next assembly.
Miss Addie Bowersox, daughter of
Rev. Bowersox formerly of this city was
up from Salem this week.
The Toledo board of trade has taken
up the matter of building wagon
road from their town to the Alsea,
Chas. Kennedy fell from rafter at
Summit last Saturday and broke one of
his ribs, besides sustaining other injur
les.
AT Walla Walla scarlet fever and
diphtheria have become epidemic.
Mayor Blalock has advised the closing
of schools.
Mrs. Henry Penland, of Halsey,
and Mrs. David Metheny, Of Salem,
have been visiting relatives in the city
during the week.
The residence. of Prof Arnold and
wife was the scene of a pleasant social
gathering of the Agricultural college
faculty last Saturday evening.
The farmers who have so far called
for sample sowings of our Republican
oats" were with one exception eastern
men, or rather recent arrivals from the
east.
The Junction City Pilot says "jobs
are getting plentiful, with cash wages
in Corvallis" There is really no need
of any industrious person being out of
employment here.
William Mitchell, county judge ot
Morrow county, died at Heppner last
week. He was an old Webfooter, hav
ing lived in this valley in '53 and fol
several years thereafter.
Miss Mary Newton of this city i:
teaching school in the Alpine district
Miss Emma Kittredge, graduate O
the Agricultural college is teaching ii
the irish Bend district
The worlds fair supplement accom-
panying this number of the GAzETTE
contains useful hints of the Importance
of getting ready for the biggest spread
Of the century at Chicago in '93.
Milk in Corvallis has been raisee
five cents gallon in consequence, o
course of the mckinley bill" Wheth
er the cream will rise amy better on tn
milk for the same reason is a problem
yet to be solved.
Mr.. Chas. Denny, of Corvallis
:, and Miss Rose Watson, daughter Q
Mr.. Henry Watson were to be marriee
S at the residence of the brides parents
near Oakville, at 4 o'clock this after
J. noon. DR.. Irvlde, of this city official
ling.-Albany Democrat.
: The Pomona grange which meets il
It Salem on the Both, expects Prof
Letcher, of this city, to speak of tn
+ progress of work at the state agricul
4 tural college The grange have ap
pointed a committee to inspect th
n working of the institution.
J. H. Mcneil, merchant of Toledo
who has been visiting the east, princi
r. pally Dakota during the past thre
,r months, got home again "Wednesday
|. more in love with Oregon than eve
A brother came out with him. "Onc
an Oregonian, always an Oregonian." !"
q Fine fresh candies for the holiday
q can be purchased of Cameron & c.
!. These delicious sweets are all hom
4 manufactured and consumers can rel
OH their purity and healthfulness ofte
. not possessed by imported candle:
= Try them, patronize home industr.
> and make little folks happy withou
:, making them sick.
A Sure cure for HE whisky habi
DR.. Livingston's Antidote tor Drunl
:. enness will cure any case of the lIquc
: habit in flem ten to thirty days, frol
the moderate drinker to the drunkart
The Antidote can Be given in a cup
ceGee without the knowledge Of I'll
:, person taking it. The Antidote wi
r not injure the health in any way. Ma