The Benton democrat. (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1871-18??, April 19, 1873, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text. i THE BENTON DEMOCRAT. CORVALLIS. ..APRIL 19. 1873. nnwnhgcln. limrV 85 I Greenbacks, sell'ft Gold in New York , 1J9 .V ' : LIST OF AGEX'IS. , -The following named persons are anthor- e Jzed to receive ana receipt rqr subscription and advertising ror tins paper : New York-..., .....Geo. P. ltowell & Co, San Francisco P. Fisher, Portland.... East Portland..... .. CoRVALus . . . . . A . . - - Newport ... Newton....'..:..... Toledo.,.,,.,,. "m Starr's Point . . .,, " philomath . JCing's Valley.:.: ... . Alsea ...;,'...,"..; Summit.. galem.f -v-"?-. Albanyv..j ...V.:.. . 2 ecio . .. ..... .... . Pallas.... , , ... Junction City'.,'.'., v -Jacksonville .... .... Empire City .v. . . Tlieo L. Smith ...... Major Johnson .V... IS. Holgate Kufus MeLane E.N. Sawtelle . .,.,11. B. TlwasJier Robert Herron .John Well .. . ..Britt. Wood ., .... .... J. Holgate :v..Stib. Mulkey .. . . . .J. 'B, McClane . . J. J. Whitney ... .... .. .J. C. Head ,Ly.eurgus -Vineyard .. ..Louis Salomon .. .. .... J. S- Herrin .. ....Harry Howard .POSTOFFICE KEGISTF.B. Post Office-r-Corner of Main and Jeffer- eon streets. - . ''. Mulls Arrive: From Albany (North and South), Daily, at j.- . 3:30 n. m. From Portland (via Westside), Daily, at 4:00 f: W. "i ; , : : From Yauuina Bay, "Weekly, Saturday, at ' 4:00 p. m. r - . Mafia Denart: For Albany (North and South), .Daily at - 8:45 a. m. ' : For Portland (via Westside), Daily, at 6:00 a. m. . For Yaquina Bay, Weekly, 'Monday, at 7:00 a. in. Itf nlla Close: ForAIbany (North and South), Daily, at ""8:30 a, m. For Portland (via Westside. Daily, at f t "8:00 n. m. '- ': - ; Tor Yaquina Bay, Weekly, Sundays, at 8:00 p. m. . jfv Office Hours--Frotn 7:30 a, m. to 8p. m - SundavsOfnce open 30 minutes after arrival of Eastern mail. . Money Order Office Hours from 0 a. m. to B p. IB. J . A. llAfl IN A, r. IU. tows asd country. 1 ' Os the Upper BivKu.-The Willamette ijliver Transportation Co. 's steamer Carrie, : having !been thoroughly overhauled, was 'to ply between' here and points above, in connection with the Grover. She made , -a trip to Harrisburg and back this week, but from some cause, returned , to Port land. The Calliope will shortly be put on -ibetween here and narrisburg. Fink Painting. Our attention was ' .cilled. the other day, ; to some beautiful specimens of painting in the shop of Hen rv Fisher.' Besides doing the finest "Equality of Oriental, and ornamental wagon pwork, Mr. F. is a house painter of no or- -.dinary ability. - He has just completed the Minting of tlie large two story building of 'II. P.. Harris, on fcirst street. ; J Maiiinb Woums. Benj. Pilbean, Esq., "Sias shown us a piece of wood, eaten by marine worms, which is a curiosity. It came from a logfivc feet in diameter, .the ;whole of which was perforated by smooth, 'plastered, cylindrical holes, . small at the outside, and gradually growing larger, as jthe worm fattens on the wood. The Phcenix. Elsewhere in thi3 paper will be found the new advertisement of the Phoenix Fire Insurance Company. This company has a reputation for, being one of the most, reliable institutions in the Uuifed States.- J. A. Hanna is the local , Agent in this city, Who Js authorised to issue policies direct; T ' r 1 ;! ?' .-.: it ' ' " .- Qdi. Fellows' Excursion. -The Odd "Fellows of Albany, having accepted the Invitation extended by Bafnum Lodge, of ' this city, will celebrate the anniversary of Odd Fellowship, April 26, hy an excursion -and picnic here. - Bey. D7 K.' Nesbit will deliver an oration, and a rich feast may be .expected. .. ., L ' t' N"bw Butcheh Snop. Mr. Nicholas JBaesen opened his -market last Monday morning. Ibis establishment has under gone a thorough renovation, and the dis play of meats and other edibles is tempt ing to the eye-of van emcurean. i This .gentleman means business and .advertises Circuit Court. Elsewhere will be found the proceedings of this Court, up to last night.--The Court will adjourn tq ,day, when Judge Prim will go to Eugene nd hold the April term, for Lane count', continuing two days and a half, closing at noonnext Wednesday. '' Episcopal Service. Services at", the .Chapel of the Good Samaritan next Sun day, at .11 a. m. and 6 p. va.t . The subject of discourse at morning service will be a 'Oeijerai Summary of the Teu Command- raents. . . y - : .-. i Goms Home. Mr. J. W. May, a student -f Coryallis College, froni Clackamas coun ty", returned to his home last Thursday, to Jake charge of a .school. 1 Mr. May is a worthy ; gentleman, and we wish him success. - " ' " " ' Schooner. Capt.. Monroe informs ns that, the new schooner he- pro poses to build at Alsea will be fore-and-aft rigged, and -r ill: carry ; 150,000 feet of lumber. James Graves has been putting a fresh . coat of paint on bis furniture establish ment, vastly improving it3 appearance. . -- Matzoth. We -return - -thanks - to Mrs. Jacobs for 'goodly; present' of Jewish -"shew bread," or t'matzoth." . PAiSTTsa. Alie Harris has been pnt- ting a new coat of flie-roof on Fox's gtore.'f . . ' -': fi.i.-t -U!----- Qorra JiLT-We learn tliat Mr. W. W. JOger of .this city is lying jdangcrously ill. ANNUAL REPORT - : ' . - of the , . . :. School Snperintendeut of Benton County, Oregon, for Tear Ending April, 1873. Number of legal voters in dists reported". . ' " 953 Number of nersons over 4 and ' ' under .20 years of a ae ......... ' 2044 Number of male scholars. ...... 1043 Number of female seholai-3 . . . . . 1001 Number of qrs of schoool taught ' 524 'Average attendance..,,-......,, js vOag Amt paid teachers from dist. tax$ 330 36 Amount naid teachers from rate bills and subscription 2779 50 ' Received and naid teachers; from County and State Funds.. .... 3751 27 Apportioned among districts dur ing the year ,2S10 50 Incidental expenses 42o G Total amt tax levifd and collct'd 448 47 Value of choolhousesiucluding Philomath College).: .. 20359 00 Value pf oilier school property. 362 00 The tabulated statement of appor tionment was published in our Issue of March 23, 1S73 Ed. Democrat. Books generallv used iu the schools are as follows : Spellers, . Sanders'; , Readers, n ikon s x Geographv, Mordeitti's ; Arith metics, TLom.ison's; Grammars, Clarke's and Qnackenbos'' : Penmanship. Spencerian, Districts No.-. 11,-10, 34 and 39 failed to report to this othce, according to law ; and consequently receive no benefit of the School Fund for this year : and I will state, for the information of all whom it may concern, that the' law is quite plain, re quiring one quarter of school taught in each District (except newly organized), to entitle the same to school funds. The Su perintendent has no discretionary power in the matter. A. it. JiKOWJN, 6pt. of Schools, for Benton County. , Xne Concert. We learn that the concert given by the Corvallis Dramatic Society, assisted by the Glee Club, last Thursday evening, - was a pleasant affair. .Miss ClaraWatt, of Cor valllis College, read "Red" Jacket" in a very artistic manner. Prof, ' Johnson re cited those master pieces, "Shanius O'Brien" and "Parhasius," with , great credit. Mr. Baldwin's pantomimes were executed with taste, and highly apprecia ted by the audience, Mr. Kayburli read a very pleasing poem, by John G. Saxe. The singing by the Glee Club was excel lent. Altogether the entertainment 'was a success. The amount realized for the benefit of a fire bell was ahout $40. Justice's Cockt.: The following busi ness has been transacted iu Justice Ilol- gate's Conrt since our last issue : " H. P. Harris vs. Jas. M. Monroe ; civil action to recover money : judgment for plaintiff for $17 and costs. ; Jas.'Imbrie vs. A. R. ilfcConnell ; civil action, to recover money ; judgment for plaintifl for $34 62 and costs. ' N. P. Briggs vs. - A- R.' McDonnell; civil action to recover money; -judgment for plaintifl' for $25 and costs. " From Monroe. Sweet" William," of Monroe, put in an appearance last Mon. day. He says there is nothing important from Long Thomas, except that John B, Furguson's " double-geared, hack-action, revolving, self-cocking, patent-triggered, stand-from-under, woe-be - unto-you-old- simgs, stump extractor is doing a rushing business iu those parts." Mass Meeting. The citizens of Portland held au immense mass meeting, last Mon- day, and passed resolutions of sorrow and condolence for the death of Gen. .Canby and Rev. Thomas, and expressing indig nation at the peace policy of the Admin istration. . " Malicious Prosecution . A gentleman from Monroe informs us that the suit against Geo. Landerking, forselling liquor to a minor is an unjust prosecution, as the miuor had an order from his father. Mr. L. is reported as a quiet, law-abiding citizen. - . The Picture Gallery. Henry Dohse has thoroughly refitted the Photograph Gallery, k New paper, . new tables, new carpets, and a luxuriant sofa are among the present attractions. " His parlors now resemble an oriental palace-. Give him caLV , ,-'...-'i ' IIomh Aqain ).ur genial friend, T. G. Mulkey, l-eturned last Wednesday from an extended trip to California and Utah He looks as Chesterfieldiau as ever, and says he found no place, in his peregrinations, i that he liked better than Corvallis. ; " Oregon As-It Is." We have just received a pyr this excellent work on the resources and prospects of Oregon, by W. L. Adams, a resident of the State for tweuty-five "years.1 WS will notiee the book more fully next week.; Sabdlery and Harness. H. P. Harri8 opened out in his new stand last Monday. Two expert workmen are kept busy en larging the already fine stock, ot saddles, harness, whips, etc. Read his advertise ment, in another column . Seriously III. For the past three weeks Hon. A. J. Thayer has5 been confined' to hi3 room,, with typhoid fever. Dr. Lee, the attending physician, informs us that at i a late Hour last uignt ne was a at tie Detter. - ' ... . , SEissiBL'G.-rLeo . Fox informs us that, oWJg to the crciwded state of the stages out south now, lady passengers . are com pelled to remove their hidia-mbber air bustles, i Cathomc Services. Services at the at the Catholic Church on Sunday next, usual hour, 10:30.- Vespers will commence at 730 p. m. Lecture at 8 p. m Pottery, Henry Warrior ha3 just re- ceiyea a nne assortment of crocks, -'flower pots, jars, stove-joints, etc., ' from the Buena Vista Pottery.- . : Gen, Canby's Funeral. Several of our citizens . went down to Portland, , last f Thursday, to attend the funeral obsequies of Gen . Ca nby . -' The Grover brought up a large number of passengers and good freights on her two irjpa tins ween. 's 'reraonnl Items, "'v- Phil Stanton came up from the Bay last Thursday. - " Sweet William " was doing our city last Monday, Hon. Geo. K. Helm, of Albany, was in the city yesterday. , . : Green B.Smith has returned from east of the mountains. Thos. Stoddard, of this county, left last week, for Fon du Lac, Wisconsin. '. r Samuel Case, of Alsea Reservation, pass ed through town last Sunday, en route for Portland. -. . , . . ; : .. Lycurgus Vineyard, Esq., our enterpris ing agent, and Justice of the Peace at Dal las, is iu town. Hon. P. P. Prim, or Jacksonville, ar rived on Sunday, and is holding the pres ent term of Circuit Court. : Mr. Hegele the popular gentleman of Alisky & Hegele's confectionery establishr- ment, Portland, was in the city yesterday, Leo FoXj Esq., was in town on Mon day, having just returned from a "trip to San Francisco. He looks as blushing as ever. AVe had the pleasure of" meeting this week, Mr. Graves, a nephew of James Graves, who has recently arrived from Illinois, to spend a season in Oregon. Judge , 'Tandy, ' John Crawford, Judge Baldwin, Judge Whitney, Rev. Wni. Gird, and Tom Monteith, of Albany, have graced our city with their presence during tne wees. , - - - Witty. Judge Moore is certainly the wittiest member of the Farmers' Club, and sends volleys of repartee into the ranks of his opponents in debate. One of his hits wa3 made last meeting,and is worth repeat ing : Mr. Elliott, in the course fif a few remarks on the organization of Granges, expressed a desire to become a member, but, if all the ladies of his neighborhood were as much opposed to secret societies as his wife, he feared it would be impossible to obtain the requisite number of females. The Judge thought no such difficulty in the way, when Mr. Elliott again expressed his hearty approval of the order, and his desire to become a member. The Judge, with a sly twinkle in his eye, gravely re marked that the motives of his friend were plainly apparent the fact of. his wife's opposition to the order was probably the cause of Mr-,, Elliott's desire to join au or ganization oi wuicn women must neces sarily necome memhers. - - - - "" ' ' ! Criminal Conspiracy. We are inform ed that A, H. Whitley, Charles Sutton and J.M. Phy were arrested, at Daljas, the otner aay, enargeci with a criminal coiit spiracy to take th6 life of Reuben or Til- man Glaze, After a " preliminary exami nation, Whitley was bound over in the ,snm of $5,060 ; Sutton,' in $10,000; and Phy, in $2,000. Whitley and Phy gave bail ; Sutton is in jail. We hope to give the particulars next week. : House Moving. Messrs. Pixley and Stewart are making rollers, preparatory to removing the Exchange Saloon up to the corner, on Dr. Bayley's lot, and Bird's Saloon down adjoining the barber shop, on Mr. Moore's lot. ' Operations" will commence next Monday.' CK . - Enlarged. Our enterprising barber. Hale Backensto, finding hisishop too small for the increasing trade, has enlarged it some ten feet, and erected an addition iiji the rear. Mr. B. thoroughly understands ins Du&iness. New Prices. Jack Alphin announces that from and after May 1, 1S73, he will be compelled to charge -fa per, week for board, and $6," with lodging. He keeps a first-class house, and these prices are none too high, Fine Present, Mr. Milner showed us, last Monday, a handsome meerschaum ci gar holder, of unique and exquisite design, adjustable to a cigar of any size. It was presented to him by Leo. Fox, Esq. Removed. W. H. McFarland, Esq. proprietor of the store and tinware estab lishment in this city,' has removed to Al bany, and taken charge of the store of M. M. Harvey & Co. The New Hack. The new hack of Messrs. Dixon ot Bethers, ' mentioned Last week, was fust put into service last Mon- day. Daily trips will shortly be resumed between this ity aud i aquma Bay. Lively. The Circuit Court being in session this "week has given, our town a lively appearance. - A large number of persons from abroad have been sojourning with us. udhagest xi. Jaoigate, Jsq., is our; authorized agent in this city. He will collect accounts, and re'eeive and receiDt lor suuscripuons lor as, ac nis oinee. Drill. Chief Engineer Wrenn had the Fire Department out, last Monday, testing some new suction hose . The "throwing" was eminently satisfactory. Special Train. The remains of Gen, Canby were brought from Roseburg, last Thursday,-by a special train, In charge of i miurary auu civic omcers. The Weather, During the past" week we have had most delightful weather, en abling the farmers to complete the plant ing oi tneir crops. - New Purser,. Sam. Barclay, of Ore gon City, is the newly - appointed, hand some and obliging purser of the Gov. Grover. r . . ; Roots ! Boots I- Bargains in nna and coarse custom made boots may be had at Irvine St, Hedrickson's; ioj; thirty days. .Everybody buys tnem. Fresh Seeds; H. E. Harris has just reccivcdVchoioe lot of. fresh, flower and garden seeds, which he offers for sale ; cheap. Hard on "Jolin , s " We are told an incident which most un mistakably illustrates the tenacity of the Oregon farmer,, and his determination to support the W. R. T. Company." A few day3 ago, a Polk : county farmer entered the coopering establishment of John D. Biles, at Portland, and, purchasinga num ber of bucket-;, ordered them forwarded by the steamer Grover. It will, be borne in mind that John D. is "the Agent of the Holladay Line, and suavely suggested that if shipped by the Alice, the goods would reach their destination sooner than by the Grover. The . farmer replied that he was in no hurry,. and " guessed he would have them shipped on the Grover." The polite Agent then reminded the farmer that the freight would be less on the Alice ; but the honest farmer deemed the freight charges on a few.buckets but a trifling matter, and refused to change the'order. John D. then, with a knowing wink, informed his custo mer that his buckets, would be landed at his door, by the Alice, free of cost! but the sturdy friend of the-opposition refused the generous offer, and left the enthusiastic Agent with the parting injunction to ship his freight on the Grover. ':.-. , Council Proceedings. At a special meeting last evening, the Council received the report of the commits tee appointed last Monday evening to rep resent the 'sentiment of the people on , the license question. The report was a re quest that the Council instruct the Recor der to prepare the poll-books, at the next City Election,"' with two columns- one "for" and another "against" license. .The report was unanimously adopted. The following gentlemen were appointed as jndge3, at the City Election, to be held on tne nrst jnonciay in juay : 1st warti, jn . k. Barber ; 2d ward, Lewis Wilson ; 3d ward, S. L. Shedd. The Chief Engineer was authorized to procure a lock, with twenty keys, for the Engine House. . . Tlie Hook and Ladder apparatus was turned over to the Fire Department. Permission was granted private parties to construct cisterns at their own expense. Picture ; Framing. Henry Dohse in- forms us that in a few days he will receive inateria'I,,aud will make the framing of pictures a specialty '. He will be prepared to turnisn irames, ana ir.ime pictures oi any size and in every style. . ... . , " AXOllIEK RICHWOSD. Henry Doitsb would respectfully announce liiat lie lias, taken cuiu-ge oi STBTKEB'S FIVTCSE UALLEBI! and ts prepared to execute all orders for iMfetit Styles or Pictures. . - ... . . si.cn as Opalatyties, Ferrotypes,- Gems, Sun Pearls, (. ceinoranui, auiui-uijiwb, j-lu. Call in the Forenoon for ChUdiBn's Pictures, Oregon Oflleial Directory. I EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. Govenor . ... Secretary, of State -Treasurer .of JSfate . State Printer.... ., L. F. Grover, S. F. Chadwick L. Fleischner ., Eugene Semple, State Librarian .b. C nimpson, Register of State Lands.. E. S. McComas. CONCEESSIOHAL U.S. Senator.. ..James K. Kelley, .. XI. W. C'orbett, Congressman........... James H. Slater FEDERAL; OFFICERS. U. S. District Judge M. P. Deady U. S. Marshal.... . . ..Tho's G. Young, Clerk J. S. ourt . Surveyor General. . .. ....R. Wilcox .. ...,W. H. Odell .;..A. B. Meacliam Sup'tlnd. Affairs.-. U. S. Assessor . . . . , . . . Tiios. Frazer. U. S. Collector , ',; ....W. Bowlby LAND OFFICERS., AV. R. Willis, Register, Rosbeurg. B. Herman, Receiver, Owen Wade, Register, Oregon City. Henrv warren, Receiver, ... . J. H. Stevens, Register, .... ..La Grande D. Chaplin, Receiver, ' ' SOPKKMB : COUKT. P. P. Prim, Clnef Jsutice, - Jacksonville A. ' J.. Thayer, .... .... ....Corvallis B. F. Bonham..., Salem W - W. Upton ..Portlaijd L. L. McArthur, Baker City . JODICIAL piSTRtCTS. First District : Jackson and Josephine 2d District s Benton, Coos, Curry, Doug las and Lane. 3d District : Liiuu, Marion, Polk and Yamhill 4th District : Clacka mas; 1 Columbia, Mulnomau Tillamook and Washington. 5th District : Grant, Umatilla. Union and Vv asco. - -.- . . TERMS OF CIRCUIT COCETS. First District In the county of Jose phine, on the. fourth Mondny in October; Jackion, second JUbnday in February, J uiie and JN ovemuer. . ; Second District Douglas, third 3fon- day in " October, and second iUonday in May t Coos, fourth iuonday in Alay, and second xlfonuay in beptembcr; Cuny, nrst Jlfonday in June ; Lane third Jionday in April, and first Jlonday in Noyember; Benton, seeoiid Monday in April, and tnu-d juonday in .N OYember - Third District-t inn. fourth ilfonday in March, and second ilfonuay in October : Marion, second Jfonday in Mardi, J une and Noveniber . Polk, second TUonday m May, and ' fourth ' Monday in Novembei-; Yamhill, second . Monday in April, and fourth Monday in October ; Tjjlamook, second Monday in Jnly, . .iLr--.. Fourth District-Clackamas, fourth Mon day in April and September ; Multnomah, second Monday in February, June and October; Columbia, second Monday in April ;- Clatsop, second Monday in August anid fourth Tuesday in January ; Wash ington, fourth Monday in May, and first Monday in October. - Fifth District ItaVco,' third Monday in June, and second Monday in November ; Grant, first' Monday in -June,- and third Monday in Septemberr Baker, third Mon day in May, and first Monday in October; v mon, nrst Monday in May, ana third Monday in October : Umatilla. Ia3t Mon day, in April,, and the . fourth Monday in October. ' i -.A.i A ..: Bentn t'oantr Directorr. .- - - County Judge.... .John Burnetts County Clerk.,.. .... ....B. W. Wilson. Sheriff. in . -.. ,j . ... , ...J, 4t. Palmer. Commissioners, J. Chambers, J. Edwards. Treasurer f... ..w.i William Groves. Assessor .,.."W.,H.. Johnson. School Superintcdent ,: . A. Brown. Surveyor .... ....George Mercer. Coroner.':.. . ....Dr. T. JRight. Justice of the Peace.. -.i..W..R. Privctt. Constable .James Graves. - , TERMS OF COUNTY COURTS. . On the First Monday in each Month. ' KEW ADVERTISEMENTS. W. R. T. COMPANY'S STEAMER : C0TERS0R OEOYER, ; v VT7.IL L LEAVE CORVALtlS FOR V V - Portland and intermediate places, every Tuesday and Friday. ,. FREIGHT AND PASSENGER RATES. i "i .. "J - ( 'V i 2.CJ 2.o : & ': B3- t . w ' CD -- $0 75 $0 50 $0 25 1 00 0 50 . 25 1 00 1 001 25 3 00 2 00 1 00 3 00 2 00 1 00 .3 00 ,2 00 ,100 3 25 2 50 1 00 3 25 2 50 1 00 3 50 . 2 50, . 1 00 3 75 2 75 ,1 25 i 00 2 75 1 25 4 50 3 00 1 25 4 75 3 00 : 1 50 4 75 3 00 1 50 5 50 .3 75 200- 5 50 4 00 3 00 6 0Q 4 00 2 00 : q 00 4 00 2 00 6 2q 4 00 - 2 50 7 00 : 6 00 - 2 75 TOWNS. Milwauki" Oswego. i . . Oregon' City Butteville..ri. .. Champoeg . Fairfield .- Wlieatland . ,. Lincc-ln... ........ Salem Eola.. ... Independence . '. . . '. Ankeny's Landing Bunena vista Albany..,, .. Corvallis.. . .' .. '. , . . Peoria . . .......... Monroe Landing.. Ulelery's Landing. Harrisburg . .. Eugene City B. GOLDSMITH, . 2:49m3 - President. March 20, 1873. AT COST I AT COST I AT DOST ! Desiring to make a change in my busi - ness, and to reduce my -r . J: LARGE axd complete stock ." ".' . ' OF ; I dry cao DS. - OLOTrjINCr, Etc Etc. . . . . . , . Etc. Also, needing money, I will offer, From and After Monday, March 17, 1873, FOR SIXTY DAYS WITHOUT RESERVE, . . the whole of said stock AT COST roK CASH I mean Lasincss, and C O ST 'MEANS GO &T! COftlE AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES iN. a. All persons indebted .to me on book account will please .come for ward and settle promptly, thereby say mg dus J s. , J. R. BAYLEY. March 15, 1S73. 2:47tf DRAY AGE! DRAYAGE! BRAYAGE TTAVIAG purchased the interest of X i Thomas Fgiiu in the ' TRUCKS AJVI DRAYS ot this city, dating from tlie 20th of Feb ruary, 1S73, I am" prepared to do ALL KINDS CF CITY KAULING, on short notice, and yit reasonable rates I assume all liabilities of the late firm of Thos. Eglin & BrO. All indebted are requested to make immediate payment a:4Uinli -JAMKS M. JiGLlJS' NEW STORE AT EL K CITY. TTTE TAKE THIS METHOD OF IX V V forming: the inhabitants of the Ya quina Bay, and the surrounding; countrv. that We have opened a store at the above place, and keep constantly on hand an assortment of GENERAL MEftCIIAN DISE, such as -: - . GK0CEKIES rnovisioxs ' :'y- CLOTtllKG "' .::-;-.v;;r j.: - BOOTS and SHOES HATS and CAPS "' v-- v CIGAES & TOBACCO. And we sliall endeavor to sell our goods -' " : lPOIt OVSII At a very low margin. We will also mv the HIGHEST CASn for HIDES. FUItS and SKINS. JACOB GLINE & CO. ' V3ll06tt. . ... Now is the Time! P. P. GREFFOZ. TWO DOORS SOUTH OF THE CITY HOTEt, . .rn VCSBVALLIS, CREGCN, , Ifasinst received a fine nKKoftmftnf.Vvf f!ln1rq. Watches, Jewelry, 4c; whicli lie flcrs for sale at low prices, ;, ', . ; ,. , is , SOLE AGENT FOR CRESCENT SPECTACLES Particnlar attention sriven to rerjairinsr Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, &c. at reason able prices -Satisfaction guaranteed. " ; " HENRY FISHER, HOUSE PAIJf TER ANl SIGN WRITER, : WAGfOJf, CAEKIAGE, ?r 'mI'S. -f-4in ORNA MENTAL WORK Executed with Neatnessaud Dispatch. MAIN . STREET. . CCRYALLIS. CREGQN. Opposite Capt. Chisem's Shop. . - - ,.V ' 2:40tf NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. OTTO FOX, Corvallis. -SIGHUND FOX, Albany. GREAT EXCITEMENT , AT . O. FOX, & BRO., PEALEKS Iff GENERAL MERCHANDISE, We will receive on the next few steamers - THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF KSERCHANDISi -Ever brought to the' city of Cor yalljs, which will consist ot PEY GOOD S, CLOTHING, -EOOTS AMD SHOES, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HARDWARE, FANCY GOODS. . CARPETIKGS AMD WALL PAPER, HATS AND .CArS,-, MILLINERY OOD8f - . TAINTS, OILS, F UB. NISHING: GOODS, Etc. .Etc.". .Etc. Knowing tlie extreme dullness of th.9 times, and scarcity of money, we will offer to tlie trade of lSentoii and the adjoining counties, -our . complete and well assorted stock AT GREATLY REDUCED BATES FOR-t NINETY DAYS ONLY J We will Sell from This Date : Prints (all kinds) 10 cents per yar4 Sheetings .8 to 15 cents per yard Denims .15 to 20 cents per yard Delaines 20 cents per yard Syrup..: .... $4 25 per keg Sugar .. . ... .... 7 to 10 pounds for $ 1 00 Salnratus .. 12. i cents per poun4 Coffee.... ..1. .. .'.'....'22 cents per pound Nails.... .... .... .,..12 pounds for $1 00 i ..; ; ALSO, ..''',.":' Our Entire Stock of- BOOTS and SHOES AT SAN FRANCISCO COST! And Everything Else in sane Proportioa. Call and examine our stock fceiore pnr chasing elsewhere' Long experience in . our line has enabled us to know the de mands ot the country. We will take all kinds of PRODUCE, and pay -the highest market prices. O. FOX & BEO. Maxell S, 1873. 2-4itt ; B" All those knowirftr themselves in debted to the firm of O.' Fox & Bro. will please .call and settle their account, . . TREE SEEDLINGS BY THE T.1LLI0M 2,000,0.00 Norway Seedlings, 1 year old, at $2 per thousand . " 5 000,000 SugSir Maple Seedlings, 1 yea old, at 50 cents per thousand. 5,000,000 White Beech Seedlings, 1 yea old, 50 cents per thousand. 2,500,000 White Canoe Birch Seedlings, X vear old, 60 cents per thourand. 1,000,000 AborVitaiSeedlings, 2to4iuches i high, 50 cents per thousand. 1,000,000 Weeping Spruce Seedlings, 2 to 1 iucues ingn, oo cents per tnou sand. 1,500,000 White Pine Seedlings, 1 year oiu, (ft per tnousami.- 250,000 Scotch Pine Seedlings, 1 year old, f 5 per thourand. 500,000 BED PINE SEEDLINGS, I year old, $5 per thousand. ' m 50,000 Grey Pine Seedlings, 1 year old, - $10 per thousand. . 100,000 White Elm Seedlings, 6 to 12 inches high, 2 per thousand. 200,000 Silyer Maple Seedlings, 1 to 2 1 'vfeet high, $2 per thousand.- - - AH kinds, sizes,, and varieties of trees and seedlings adapted to forest pulture, fcjr timber, wood, lets, screens, wind-breaks, and every purpose for which forest trees and evergreens are desirable, at prices within the reach of all. PINNEY & CO., 2:49in2 --. Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin. THE STAR BAKERY! i MAIN STREET, CORVAMJ8, ; ' HESBY WABEIOB, : : PBOPBIETOB. FAMILY SUPPLY STORE. , GROCERIES, BREAD, GAKES, PIES, CANDIES, TQYS, Etc., always on hand; also, - PURE WESES, LIQUOES ASD CIGAKS , AT WHOLESALE. March 8. 1S73. - ' '- 2:46y 1 1