The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-08-12

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's hair cutting a
was issued this
of coffee in town a
bakery. coffee and ice
class dressmaker, just from
eles, on Third street, opposite
ne's.
P. Briggs and daughter
Sodaville Thursday for a
bt two weeks;
is NURSERY Co.-The Cor
bry Co., will have for sale
q, 900 prune trees.
place is the finest and our ac-
Iations the best-Pioneer bakery,
and ice cream saloon.
In Simpson, of the firm of Simp-
Huston & Co., and John Miller
mong those rusticatlng at the bay.
steamship Willamette Valley
hove on herself last trip, making
istance between Yaquina bay and
francisco in 4S hours.
Cain, of this city, is one of the
hts for a teachers certificate at
linn county teachers examination
6ich is taking place this week.
The foundation of Zlerolfs new
brick is now completed and ready for
the brick work, which will be COM
menced the first part of next week.
On Monday last Judge Hufford sold
II lease which he held on one water
front lot in Newport to citizen of
Albany, who proposes erecting a sum
mer cottage there. The consideration
was $3.50.
Jim Taylor, the popular butcher, re-
ceived fine deer from Little Elk on
Tuesday and the venison was disposed
of i'll a very short time to those of our
citizens who delight in tickling their
palates with such delicacies.
A partnership has been formed in
Portland for the practice of law con-
sisting of M. L. Pipes, of this city, R.
S. Strahan, of Albany, and J. w.
Whalley, of Portland. Judge Pipes
will remove to that city this week.
E. w. Hadley, acting superintend-
ent of the o. 2. lines, is just having
completed at Newport an attractive
summer residence which will cost,
when completed, about $1,000. 1t is
ene of the handsomest OF the kind we
have ever seen.
w. S. Hufford is having built on his
Seventh street property, opposite S. N
Wilkins new residence, a handsome
nine-room house. The foundation is
now complete and the Judge proposes
to have one of the neatest residences in
the city.
John w. Simpson has purchased of
Geo. Eglin the residence and two lots
occupied by the latter on Seventh
street; consideration 5000. Mr.. Eg-
ain has moved iuto his property next
to W. E. Paul's IN the western part of
the city.
On Wednesday last a party con-
ssi.ting of Mrs. John Burnett, Mrs. r.
Huston, Bruce Burnett, Don Holgate,
Henry Workman, Ted Pernct and
wife and mother, started for the Find
day soda springs. where they will 60
anto camp. They will probably re-
main there about two weeks.
Mr.. J. w. Farquhar, formerly of
Aberdeen, WASH, came to Corvallis a
short time since and is so we'll pleased
with our city that he has decided to re-
main and make his home here, having
brought his family with him. One of
bis first moves toward a permanent
settlement was to subscribe for the
GAZETTE.
Kansas seems to be a doomed state,
SO far as agricultural pursuits are con-
'cernsd. Early reports from that state
made very fattering statements about
the prospects of a large crop of all
kinds, but late advices state that hot
winds have caused such great damage
that not more than one-half crop can
be harvested.
Profs. Lotz and Covell and Messrs.
Fulton and Wells returned Saturday
from long trip in the Cascades, tax
ing in Crater lake, Klamath agency
and the Rogue river country, They
procured large collection of mineral
specimens, besides having a most en-
joyable trip otherpise.
President J ohm M. Bloss, who has
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