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mm ropus gazette.
Cordis, Aug. 6, 1880,.
Mb. J. H. Bwh, Newspaper Advertising
Agent. 41 Park Row (Times BuiWFnj). New
York, is Authorized to contract fr advertise
ments in the Cazktte atnur best r.ves.
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CHURCH DIRM'TOKV.
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U. E. CHURCH Regular services every Sunday,
at 11 a. M. a:id 5 t; m ' Suadav-scbool at the close of
morning -iecKse, with Bible clsues for old and youngi
frwi r meeting on Thnrsdav eveo'ng at 7 o'clock. A
general ii. vitalion and cordial w,;lcoms.
fr ' - or - -r Wf. T. Cilvtmav. Pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHCRCH The Rev. Mr. Sellwood.
of Orezon City, will hold the services and administer
th Holy Co n-nunlon ' m did Episcopal Church. Cor
ralli. on the 3rd Sunday in each month. Lay services
will be held on leach 'Sunday at 11 and 7 Sunday
school at 3. i By order of . Bianor Moaais.
M E ' CHURCH" 'SOUTH -Snrvifvw every Saf f)h
at tl a. m. n!i'7n x . t the collet cbvi, SuMiy
school at 0:3 A M. Pravw .-nortimr Friday evening
at 7 o'clock. Public corJialiy invited. "
' ' '.- 'ioMKpn Kmbxt. Pastor.
The fanners are all busy,
Grain H irvest is at hand.
The1 Wit lard keDt at the Palace.
Ladies 'side lace, box-toe, kul shoes
'' ' - - at S. H. Look's.
A gr sit many wagons pass through daily,
bound for tbe bay. : V- -
There willlie preaching next Sun-lay, at
11 o'clock a. M. , and 8 o'clock iv-Mi ' '
Wallis Nash Esq. st'irted' to San Francis
co last Thursday morning.
3edrock prices on Paints and Oils, at
Allen & Woodward's. :'
The population of Eugene City is just ten
more -thiiii Otr vallis. i
Masons' inrs. Glass. Self-Sealing, cheap,
at Allen & Woodward's. .
Hurrah ! Hurrah ! I bave found it. The
place to get good meat at the Palace.
Miss Rosa Mayer, of Portland, has been
visiting friends in this 'city for several
weeks. She returned hrtme Tuesday.
Harvest has commence"! in earnest in
Behiton county with faiti-'promises for rich
rewards. '? -' '
lnlies French kid, side rmtpn boot, arch
ed instep, box-toe, concave heel
abS. II. Look's.
Win. Mansfield and Jan. Foster. Jr. . of
AHiRny, refnrneil from the Bay last Monday.
They, took hale an-l hearty.; f -. y.
Hon. J. J. Walton, rtf Salem, was in
CorvalHs the first of the week looking after
business, and remained two or "t'iree- .days.
Regular stock of curncoi kid! hoots an I
shoes fri-hiWren, misses, and la lies. Also
ether styles' to numerous to mention
f . Ett i. at S. H. Look3.
T. J. Bnford has mxif thanks for some ex
cellent mountain tront,' Aiming Tom's
nairy ot lier excellent qualities he is a goo I
fisherm tii. ' '
1 (-Seo.1 Simpson. vn of Rev. A. Simpson,
residing near Mt. V-tew-station, hail the mis
fortune to throw his wrist nut of joint, last
Sunday, by beinu thrown from a horse.
New and elegant stock' of inillin -ry goo.U
just rec-ive 1. at Mrs. E. A.' Knight's, which
will be sold cfaeaner than they can be Imu ,'ht
any where else in the oitv. ' -
James Dot v. Frank Titus an 1 I. M. "ol
lins, of fer Alsea, cam'! oitt last' Tues
day. They wjll-remaiii tj:l Vte harvest.
"I do declare . if that' butcher has not
sent me poor meat axun , well, it serves me
n.jht for not buying at the palace.
Messrs. Gray & Kymntita. of the House-
' hold store.' hive had a: new si lewalk 1 iid
t :.. au..: ..i ' ,
, V t.4.1' ' ' 1K A ' iroui. in 1,11:11 Ji iut: m ' uasiucsa, uw
.oooux Y l'" tmrnrnj I Allphm lllll the job. I'.
ceased was bori. in Orvnllis haA knou-n no joh j' Ray 4 Son are moving into their
Other home.' Early in life deprive,' by new store building, they Hare the finet
death, of her father, she hail devoted her store room in the city; aqH it is literally
time to teaching music and to perfe ting
nerself in that ar.'! " Warnihearte 1, un -elfish
and energetic her life was one of active
usefulness. More than seven years ago she
United with the Presbyterian Church here,
'and has since bee, identified with it ; giv
ing freely her time and talent 'to promote
Its interests.
1 Our hearts a-e sad when we think of one
so interesting in her life and character, so
well prepared for usefulness and hap'tiiiieB's,
STATE OF OftEQON DEPARTMENT OF PUB
r LlO INSTRUCTION
Notice is hereby given that the State
Teachers' Asso ;iatiotj is appointed to meet
in Salem, August 25th, 1880, ami to coii
tinue in session three ilays. Teachers arill
educators in all parts' of the State' are ur
gently invite I to attend and participate Tn
the 'deliberations ah 1 dSsvissions of the As
ao -iation, as matters of Vital importance to
bur edueational interests will he submitted
for cnniderati'i!i. A prfBrtmme of exer
cises will be prepare 1 and published jn due
tim.
' The usual arransrements will be made for
half-fare rttes on alt the princiiial lines of
tr tvel for air who may atf eri 1 the Assoia'
tion. ' ' L -T. PowbLl,
Sii'i't of Public Instruction.
Salem, July-15,' 1880. ' ' "
IN MEMORIAM.
Die ' In this eity. op Fridny July 30.
J 880, Estella Ntaat, onldanght'r of'-.Ienii-ina
and the late Jas. Glass, aiel 23 years:
! Another light has gone out, which Viy na
ture, culture and grace, gave promise of
Pabvsst. Once more harvest is upon ns
and'-tbe farming community busy in taking
care bf'-'tbe grain. The rust which last year
damaged the wheat crop, to such an extent
as' to cast a s'laddow of g mrn over the whole
country, -has not made 'its appearance' at all
All season, an.bfn'e husbandman rejoices in
a' bountiful yield for his labor. The' wheat
crop of Benton county wrH'he larger than
any previous year ill the history of the coun
ty, and with'- the increased facilities for
transportation the1 prices will doubtless be
good, and the wealth of the county propor
tionately increased.
GHKEVS A (JOUST FLOWEK.
It is natural for people suffering with Dys
pepsia an 1 lrver Com plaint or any derange
ment of the' digestive oceans, such as Sour
Stomach, 'Sick Headache, Habitual Costive
nes, 'palpitation-of the Heart, Heirt-burn
V:iter-briwh, gnawing and burning pains a'
the pit of. the Stomach,-Yellow Skin. Coat
ed Tongue, and disagreeable- taste iu the
mouth, coming up. of fan after;ieatin-. low
spirits. &iy to put off from-day to day buy
in r an arxiole t'lathey .'know has cured then
neighbor frieAd. or re ative, yet they have
no: faith in it until it is too late. But if you
will go toyonr Diii!!iit an t get a bottle of
Gbbbn's Aogcst FfcowKRoyoun. inline hate
cure is ascertain nis you live. .Svnp! Bit
tles of this me licine nan b obtained for 10
vents to try its superior virtue, i
Regular sUe ?5 rente. Try it, two doses
will relieve any case. - '
I Wlh Ewry body to Kfojr.
Rev. George H. Thayer, an old. citizen of
this vicinity known U every one as a most
influent i d citizen nid Cliristian- Minister of
the il. K. Churiih just this moment stoppe I
inour1 store to suy. V I wish tvery Innly to
know that I consider that b..th myse'f an 1
wife owe odr It ves to, Shiloh's'C uisiimp'ion
Cure."-. Iris having a treineudiiius sale o.ver
our counters in 1 is giving nerfe jt s itisfa -tiou
in all caes of Lung Diseas s. such as
nothing else has done. Bourbo'p, Intl., Mav
15, 78. Drs. Matchett & France; Sold by
Align & Woodward, Druggists.
Wo 'kall3ii6 the World. .
When we say we believe, we have evi
dence to prove that Shi oh's Consumption
Curj is de idetlly the best Lung Medicine
male, iu as much, as it will cure, a com -non
or Chronic-(Jon ,h in one half tile time and
relieve Asthma; ; Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough, Croup,. and show, more cases of Con
sumption cured than 'all others. It will
cure -where they fail, it is peasant to take,
harmless to the voun est' child and we miar-
crowded with g.dsi which thriy are n.iw ar-1 ate what we say. Prica.' lOcts. an 1$1 00.
raniugiin the most tasty an I atpraejwc I If yoyr Lun.'S are sore, Chest or Back lame
style.
W. P. Keady, State Printer, has moved
his family to Salem, where they will res: U
id future. Mr. K. h s been engaged on the
State work for some time pa sti and on Sat
ur lay ctnii: up for his family, who returned
with him by Tues lays boat. i
use Sbiloh'a Porous Plaster,
$ Woodward, Druggists.
Sol.l by Allen
Ho Ton Believe It.
That in this town there are scores of per
son's passing bur s'ore every day whose lives
are made miserable by Indignation, Dyspep
and this taken from' us in the " Morning of i jen running to this city
, a . mi '' - M it"- ,f it': .1 : - - "
On last Monday the passenger train tt nr. sia, Sour an I distressed Stomach. Liver
Portland to'Corva'lis was about two hours , Complaint, (Constipation, when for 75 cts.
b'ehin 1 time, cause a broken spring this it we will sc 1 them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaran
the first acci lent- that has happened' -to a ! teed to c-re tlieio. Sold by Alien & Wood
passenger train on that line since they have : ward, Druggists.. i
ber dy
Ami yet " He doeth all thin 'S
well." She siink' peacefully to' rest with
confidence and tnjst'' in Him who 'is the
V Rnserrecrion and the LiTe."
"'Death 10 IM Rtufg disarmed, she lmew nn fear.
But tasted Heaven e'en while -he lingered her."
A NARROW ESCAPE.
On last Sabba'h afternoon Mr. D. G.
Cl-irk. of Alhan'y, ac ompaiue'l Ky his 'wife
and two daughter' w.re driving along the
iver bank a half mile below Corvallis the
bors';s became fri r'ntene 1 and in the at-
'terant t run one of then fell down, became
tangle I in the harness, in the struggle that
"enaue l, ih carriage was throwrf over the
Jbluff draftginq; tb? horses with it. Mrs.
Cat's and 'Mis L-ila jnmnel ont liefore thi
jarry-ue was thrown v&r and sustained but
JittVorSo dam i?e. Mr. C'ark was thrown
'with sjonie violence to the ground, while
"Miss Jennie was thrown over the bluff and
into the Va'teV'vhich w s about fifteen feet
dip at that place, an I fro;n tw-ntv five to
'thirty feet from the top of tbeTblHff to the
water. Fortunately there was con i lera'.l-
brush i-rowinc on the b nk. which must
t
jiave lirokeu the fall of Mi drk nn 1 a's i
enahle i her to reach the bank, otherwise she
Vnust have be-in drowned bef'-ry as est me
'could have r a. -bed her ; as it. was she suc
ceeded in getting ashore without any thinar
'more serious than the involnnfary bath in
"the eold ater. Mr. Clark was' con'sider
fable bruised up but was able to drive home
'and at last account was rapi lly reeoverinsr.
The horses broke loose from the carriage
and swam ashore -ne on each side of the
river and the carriage was fished out ' ith
out serious damage.
The Corvallis Photograph Ga'lery, E.
The most popular and frasrrant Perfume
H'islon. Prt.pt I'aNs G .ldsou) is again open tlie .tay " HAbMU t AvK.7 toy it Sold
for business. First class -w. irk. only not j y woo.iwani, uruggists.
BRUTAL MURDER
From the Portland Tel ram, of Ang.
3d., we learn th followini f.-irts conoern
'jns a brnt.il mi'rder in that city : AnJVnt
9 o'clock last Mondv night 'I'm 'shore-:
man, known as "'Kelly the Vag." was lull-'
ad by one Jas. lio'lins. The two had eone
ino the Diana saloon Pnd taken a drink,
when a dispute arose as to wbo should pay
for it. Rollins was pnt nt by the prnpri-i
cter of the saloonwhen he became v rv in
aalting. daring .Kelly to come out and ''fight.
Tery ftepped to the dHr, taking his cost
' 'oft Just ash stepped out Rollins stabbed
him in the neck, ''felling him to 'the i1e
'walk. Rolltas' then turned and walked
Mown Second street' and disappeared. Tn
'formation was immediately sent' to poijee
headquarters, and Chief Happens, who vas
bu t a short distance' away at the time, ar
rived at the saloon, and hail the man taken
fto police KeatTfi'tiarters, oij arriving, the
wounded man was found to be in a dying
"condition. Ho survived but a short time.
Rollins was arrested, Inter in the evening,
in front "of the Opposition Shoe Store, 'ne u
Stark street. He "was in a drunken enndi
tion at the time. The Coroner's jury found
that the man, Kel'y. came to his neat h from
a wound in the neck, inflicted ly a knife or
other sharp instrument in the hands of
'James Rolling.'
' Both men are bad characters. Kelly fig
ured in the courts to a ' great' extent. For
'several months lie bad led a desnlute life',
doing nothing in the line of legitimate work.
His death is u n regret ted. but the horrible
manner of his death sends a thrill of horror
fcover the feailer. Jt is to be hnped that
prompt justice wTil be meted out to his
"murderer. ' "' ' ' . " 1 s
r-
Crown Skwtjto Machine. These num
ber one maenmes'enn he purchased of J. A.
Knight at his furniture store. Call and ex
amine them t they are much cheaper than
'any in the market contain all of the attach-
'meats and are first-class in every particular.
fK ' 17:30ml
the address, next do ir to Ir Millers mirble
yariL1 Firewoo I and produce taken -in exs
change for -work. - ' ; . tf
' One day this wek we visited the house
hold store kept by Messrs. Syraon Is-& Gray,
of this city; and from person-vl observation
can testify that the n .me is'n-t imppropri
atcly applie t. T ley have: iu stock, - every
thing that is nee le in the way of groceries
and provision-; in i alt u on di their goods are
" w-iy Hp" their prices are way down.
lMachine Oils. Fanfrerswili save mone
bv buying their Machine Oils of Allen &
Woodwar!. They have a lare stock, and
it will be sold ver5' low. ' 17:28:nl
Farmers rem nbsf, that if you buy n
Osb irn Self Btnder of A-'1 Cauthorp' 4k Sin
this year, via wilHiefiiniish'-il with a ir
fec' cord binder next year -for 20 00 or a
cor.l bin ter wi 1 lie exch. nge l for your 'wire
bin ler free of char o. " 1 -
' Robi N. ll iker. The Talio'r, has justre
eeived rtvehnndrel samplesrof cloth, Ger
rtim. French. English an I' Dome'ti-, fom
th largest wholesale house in "Sail" Fr n -is"".
He proposes to sel! p-'t'enjs at the 'an
"mnnisrp -wholesale rate. thererre his pit-r-'n
wi I get th -ir etnb with'tut the u-u il
profit of retail dea'ers. 't'a'l and ee for
ilrselves. One door north of the Gayktte
'office. -sr ' iW?7f
THE AMKKIfAN FROl'LE.
No people in the world suffer as much
With Dyspepsia as Americans, i Although
ytars of exierience in hieiluaue had failed
to ac.oinplish a certain an-l sure remedy for
this- disease nirl "its effects, such a9 Sour
Stoipach, Heart-burn, Water-bnish. Sick
H-iailache, Costiveness, Palpitation of the
Heart, Liver (-lotupliiint. c'.Kmtlg up of the
fool, low spiriis, gen Tal d 'bility. etc, ye;
since the iutrolu -tion of (faEKs's Augost
Floweb we be'ieve there is no case of Oys
iepsia that cannot be immediately relieve I.
30 000 dozen sold lat year Without one case
of f ilnr reyoried. Go to vnur Dru 'gis
ani get a Sample R itt e for -1Q ce.its and try
it. Two lose will relieve you. Regu'ar
size 75 xenta. ' ' . -' i.
To Tlato Seaside
OCEAN HOUSE,
XEYPOIlrl Yoquha Bay.
Kivns AT.L"rr NoTts. Plenty of coat
ac -nmpuujed with heat marks the feature of
the. day. - t ' '
F '1 '.ti in looks w 11, bite sown gr . in is
maturing to r-pidly. '
-Hay 'barvestis tTailually giving place to
the more substantial harvest of grain. - '
Mr. Frintz who wst ..per it el upon
by irs. Graham -ft Smith for a surgical dis
eie is ont asrain. -v In justice to these phy
sicians we wi'l state that - they - op -rated
a t -r two other we;l -known physicians had
difiili it unsafe an I left ch : man to
suffer. '"'.. . -.- f
Jo. I vlu
Propri. tor.
A CAItO-
We desire to return our sin ;ere thanks
to the many kind friends who were so gttoH
th ns during t.nr recertt affliction. God
grant that you-may die" am -i; ' your friends. 1
r- r ir" '': Mrs. J. Glass,
ELYiir J. Glass.
Soab Creek to tny Fbout. On last
Friday morning sne Win. Post and M. J.
Boatmen, both residents ol'Sdap Creek pre
cinct, bad some riiiim'hders'anding alxmt
business matters in which angry words led
"to blows. Though nothing occuiTed to in
crease the love former y existing between
the parties, yet Post has increased' respect
for the physical abi ity of B-iatinau: Both
are wise men, the forlnef not so Handsome
as of yore, and the latter not so wealthy by
twenty-five" dollars. ' It was bis H nor
BMTa
AVTNO L' ASI D THE OCHAV HOUSE. FOR .
term of vea.r.1. 1 havu had it thnrotiLrhle rnova
and gain ted. and have spared In pains to inak; it
co a'oria ,le 1 hare .turnt shed it ynith new furnitur
an 1 .beJiling ; also oiecursd the services of Oregon'
favorite tjuterer, ark Well. , '' '
l am prej ar, ,1 to ntertain guests in a first claa
style. , oarJ fri n SI to-i! 5J . r diy. S.u -:al terms
to famines aud.tniaiids. Satisfaction gauranteud.
-j .- , . - a i . ,-'- E 17:31in2
ri.HE BO VRDOF EQUALIZAflON r'OB
I ' BentAn Ciuny,: Oregon, will attend at
the tiffice of the-Connty C erk of said C- un
tv on the last Monday (the 30th day)
August, ail. I continue in EOssittii to and in
clusive of September 4. 1880. to- uul.f- y
exsmiiie the assessmfiit rolls of sai l cmintyH
for tlrit yenri-an-1 correcfrall errors in valu
ation, description or qualities -of lands or
ther pn'uwr'y, and all p rsims therein in
terecteil are lureby' notified to appe ir at the
time and p'.ac i appointed.
- JACOB MODIE, Assessor.
Dated August J, 1880. -o-.
BAY VIEW HOUSE.
IM EASAXT RJJS0RT,
NEWPJRf - 0REG3N.
P. X ABDEY, ' Proprieto ,
Juilne Wrenn. if this cftv. who admouishid rn's M '8'':. havixo bisex THORouoHbY
w tj. i l ovarhaulen and refurm-bed, is
Arrived. The officer's c. Pairs for Young
America Eng. Co., arrive I last We lues-lay
evening. They'are;Very finely finished, ilfil
are the work of the 'Oregon jtanufacturi'ug'
Co., of Portland. These chairs complete
the furnishing of Young America's hall.
The "boya" nee I not be ashamed to ''-receive
vi- iters from other companies now, as
i heir hall will -com pare favorably 'with any
in the state.
Fine Wheat. Mr: J. M. Currier pre
sented us with a bunch of wh-at,'the firt of
the week, that was "grown from seeT thit
was ranted last year. ' Toe grain was fall
and plump, and the heads the largest we
have-seen this year.-' Mr. C. informs "lis that
this is only an average sample of a large
field of the aatafl kin v
-2
now open for the
reception of 8'iests, as in former years. The ta -le
are tumUhed with all the piarket affords. No pain .
t-pared to mak.- j-oevts eomfortaVite. Board bv da.- or
wa3k. Char$3ireaw-talIe, P. M. AililY. Prof.'r.
i Dated July 23. X880. ,-. i 17:30ml
Sheriff's Sale.
- ,'--. J vs.
BY VIRTUe OF AN EX WJtrTlOS ' ISSUED OUT
of the County Court of tlenton county, in the
State of Oregon, on the 25th day "W June, 1880 upon-
ii pi .(finent renuered in said court, on tne itn uay.oi
May, lssQ. ior the sum of one hundred, and ninety -four
and 37-100 dollar t, and the further sum of twen-ty-t'.vo
and 90-100. dollars co.-ts, in favor of T. J.
Cnui;,iton. plaintiff, and against K. W. Vander. oU,
dsfendant. and jomi- andmg ipe to sell the real prop
erty hereinafter described, to satisfy said sums before:
meiiitfieu, wihi iTiU3nr uu vww baerenu, i nave
levied upon the folio wine described -prendre, to-wit :
Begi n n i ng at a :tak set for a corner .near the. road
lead ne pastt'ie residence of Wigi. Meckie, jt being
the road Icadingfrom Corvallis to Lloyd settlement;
runn 'er theneewest ftS.25 chains; thence -north 14.70
hain ; thence east 67. 50 chnins ; -thence south 12 sec
E-14 77 -chains,, to . place of he?inning, in Benton
county, Oregon, containintf lOOacres and on
-. - SATl RDAf, AtrorsT S4tn, 1880,
At the front done of the Cqufi House, in the city of
Corvallis, ien'oa county. Or -son, at the , hour of ten
o'clock a. M. , I will sell at p-ib'lc auction to -the hijrh
e -t bidder, for cash in hand, all the right title and in
terest of said defendant, in and to said -real property.
with the tenements, nerei'tanients ana appurtenances
There will be services at the College chau-
i c i Qi 1, . 4ra.h;n.r U WAAa i to aatiafv said Execution and costs.
um"S -m " "i . , , 80L. KING. Sheriff cl
' Benton County. Oregon.
F. P. Davidaon. S
7.30 p. m. All are i
avitfeJ to attend.
ft. and
i Dated July 22. 1880.
17:80w5
Sheriff's Sale. "
WZ- i : - . "
BY VIRTUE OF AH EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
of the Ch-cuif -Court of the State of Oregon, for
uktie co mt v, on the 19th day of June, .(886, upon a
judgment rendered in said Court, on the 31st day of
May, 18S0. ior tho sum of thirty nine and 50-100 dol
lars, and -22 85 costs in favor of John H. Burkhart,
plaintiff, and aa.nst Su an C. Stinnus anil Samuel
Stannus, defen iants, and for want of personal prop
erty out of iifch to -ati-iy the same, 1 have levied
upon the following described real estate, to-wit :
Thj northj.of Section 23, in Township .14 , - 011 th of
Kange 5 wjst of the Wil.amette meruliap,".'containing
32a acres; also that certain other' ' tract .-.of land de
scribed a ifollciwij,, to-wit: lle.dnning at ,the south
east corner of. Section 21,' Township U, south of
Bangs 5 west of the Willo nette ' meridian, running
thence west" 8Q chain i; thenie north, 5 chains and 46
links to the south boundary line of, tne Dpnatio.. land
claim of Samuel F.' Starr ; thence east along mid south
boundary lind4o the southeast corner of said Starr's
Donation land claim; th enoe due. east' 'to the east
boundary line of said Section 21, and. thence south tn
the place of bginnin?, containing, acres, more Or
less, situated in Benton co m ty , 1 iregon, and on
Sati-rday, iniK 21th Dat op Aoocst, 1880,
Kt the frontdoorof the Court House in the city of
Corvallis, Benton county. Oiegon. between the hours
of nine in the morning and four in t1 e afternoon
namely: At one o'clock p. m. . 1 will sell at public
auction to the highest, bidder, for essh, all the rig'-t.
title lnterestad claim of the aid defendant, in and to
-a'd real property to-atisfv the amount 'of said judg
ment with interest and costs thereon.' ,
,:, . SOU KINO.
Sheriff of Benton Couutv. Oregon.
Dated this 22d day of July, 1830. , 170w5
llt.gaTP I a'j
Execiito's Notice
- r
NOTICE IS H mEBY GHVN THAT THE US
dsrsigned ha been d.ily app-ninleJ Executor of
the Kstate Of Elisa'ieth V'- Starr deceased, hy the
County Court of B :nton eonnty, St.te of 'Oregon.
VII per -his having claims a fa.n-t the Kstate of said
1 ;c -ascd are hereby notified to presept the sane with
p-Qnr proof, within iqx months from the date hereof
-,the uhleBigned, at his residence three-quarters of
a mile iMfh-west of Monroe, in itenton county. Ore--o
1. or i ) Corvallis, at the o flee of Jas. A. Yantts,
ii-Attorney. CO.t jT&I.ICd B. STARK.
iSxeaBtor of the Estate of Eliz'icth C. Starr deceased.
Dated July 10, 1330. . ., , .. :i iffMaJT
Heal Estate for Sa'e!
- '" t .
SITUATED IX
OOHvAZ
- Benton County, Oreiron.
TW ) VACANT LOTS, In the central part of towi
handv to the .'Westside Depot. One of the. most di
siiable .places for a residence in the city, is l.ljan
TWO -IMPROVED LOTS, on the-main hjisinet
street, with small st8'ile,.-oodshed, an,! a gooij, coir
fqrtahle-dsvelling -hoise, containing seven trood rooini.
These lots are nicely situated Tor any 'kind" of bus"
ness purposes. ' -:-a ' -,. ' 15jan
One Steam Planing Mill and Sash and Door Factor
in.Corvallis, with all the ivaohinerv necesaary to, op.
rate . the same in all respects. The owner there;
wants to quit the bu iness. he therefore offers t
-ntire factory for sale at a price more than one-thl.
less than its cost or present value. , .
All the above property is for sale, on reasons
terms. For further information concerning the sa
nquireof ;': M. f3 WOODCOCK.
At his Lw Ofpice, in said Ottvpf Corvallis.
It is not Wealth, or Fame, or State,
But " Git up and Git." that makes me great
T AM BOUVD FOR S. A. HEMPHILL'S HAKi-..iS
I Store, wh.je all kinds of No. 1 Harness, Saddles,
3ri !l-s, Haters, Collars, Whipt, Combs and Brushes
are to be had at reasonable prices. . ,',
A'i WQ3K WARRANT D,
Repaitinz lone neatly, on short notice. . .
Call and . exaniinine mv stock oefore purchasing
elsewhere. . ,.' .
S. A. HEMPHTLL.
Corvallis, June 23, 1330. i Jffl9me
N3tic3 of Pin il Proof.
I.an-d OpptcaAT O Kant city, l
Onwi Jiu . IhSO, t
YTIC IS HtPWOT OI,yKNrTHVT TH5? F")L
1 low'ng.qa neil setM-r has (lie l: iioV-16 o? h's in
oiit:im toiiax's Inal prm;f ,ln:S!if lart of hi claim,
and secut-e flna' entri- thereif . and tnat said proof i
vill he made before B. W. Wilsoni County Clerk of
leutun conntv, on , jv " .1'
Wrdsbsdat, 4trorsT 4th,. 1830.
t CnrvaWsV the eofn.v'-"at of B-iton-hotintv. Ore.
on. I"vl W. Hunt Hoaiestead Anplication No.
'I ts. for the V. of S E of Sec 10, and,.W. of 1
' of Sc. 1 1 . in T ' 1 S ft O W. V prove co'ittnuo'is
-alienee on ant cnP.iva tion of saal traats. and nvnes
T'e folio-iiigr as his wifcT.i 'as. . vx:: John Yantis.
iule Tlk I? .O. Eman-'el Braiunn.and fTjarl!
' fav ., PhSlomaih P. o ,anl . 3 Porter, Little, Elk
O . all of Benton county Orsrron. : . ... -..
- . L. T. SARIN, nrit.ar
Dat dJuly 2. 1330 l?:7w5
otice of f ilial Pro f.
Lamb Oppi-s r ir.toi Oitt, )
O iroov. June 2. tssfl:,
Vmcv. IS HltBKTlY Q?VV THAT THE F )L
lnTnnt is .ttler Sai file! notice, tfi his in
'oition to mak- lna.l wmf .ln Timor, of his. e'alm
n 1 sceur flu 1 entry th -rent. anl.V'at -w'-i proofs
v'll be-nale in the fiaa-1 QH13. at Orison City, Ore
ton, on, ., V '
..U. WeDNBsrar. Spt. 8m, 1S80.
'"z: Jo'm F. Pet"-on Pre-ni:nn D. S. Vo. 35
o- the. V if K W 1 &.S B i pf B'4r3 s" T U S R 10
ViSWto'SEr'SM- SlTin 8R10W, an! nane'
'h fol'owing ss hii witnaes. 1 1 nrove continuous
-e idji'ice n an J cultivation o? said tracts, vis: E
. Swan. Wm Bagl.-.v. Df. .loon BoswoH and .Louis
shoirin all of Toledo, Beaton conntv Oresjon.
. . ', L. T- B.iltIN, Register.
Dated Aura't 0th, 1S30. 17;32w5
Notice of Himl Prof.
LASD FPICP AT ORR30V CtTV, )
Osoof. Julia- 28..1880... 4
VOTI0E IS HEREBY OIVEK THAT TH1! FIT
tow-ng-uao-ed-settler hai 91e4 nUiee'i-of hH in--entfon
to make fjinat proof , in su -Kt of h;s claim,
vnd s-icure final entry .t'vareof, and that said nroo
viH be made before B. W. Wll ion. : Cpnnty Cleric o'
lenton county,-Oregon, at the county seat of said
eounty, an .. . :.'--.i... fc-.
t TtfS8PAT TUX 27tti Dav op July, 19S0.
VIx; Tit-is Ranev. Ho-nestead entry, Xa. !T'i, for
he Vi of N Eiand V J of N W f 8. SVT IX. 8
l fl W. an 1 tiawes the foltowlngas h' witnassesH viz :
John D'-vm, Job n iMtrravChria Tylor and A. A i-gerbiis-ht.aH
Of Corvallis, Benton county, Oregon.
.-" ! L.T. B.-vRIK, Register.
Dated June Jl. 1380. . s 17:2 iw5
OCCIDENT A.L
CORVALLIS, OREGON,
J. r.miEX, Proprietor.
The only First Class Hotel in the City.
- - i ' - -:'
TTK 'iCCIDBXTAI. IS A FW BUILDING,
newly furnised-and th reoogniwsd headnuarters
for Oommen-ial -Ti-avlers, and. all preeminent men;
v siting I'rirvalns. JArtre sample roo-pp on nrs-t noop
'or commercial men. and bath room for the exclusive
nse of guests. Board from one to two dollars per
aav. according to room. -. ; : . -Japa.18,
1880. ... 17-.25U
T. C AIEXAKDEP,
ATTORNEY ajb LAW.
CORVAM.IS. OREflftf.
-VFFIOE OX MONROE 8TREET
1 I-
House.
VAR COURT
lSinl7St.f
M Greek Camping (jfrouiT.
'laTIIS FAafOCS CAVPIVO PLAOF HAS JfKES KN
J cloid wWi good fence, afording the flnast place
forca-nntag on the Cow: good water, plenty or wooa,
hap and nastumre. . at reasonable rates. The ocean
heaoh,is do e a, hand : onlv il ."ilei north of Newport)
on Hie road to Fo uweather Hrrtbouse
. JOHN. O. DCTCHER
Newport, May 20th. 1880. - ' 17nvV
LL KINDS OP JOB WORK DONE
at this office.. Letter hea4a, etp; '
aUBBCEIBE jFO:E4
THE WEEKLY
FOR
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OFFICIAL PAPER
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Has a L irge, arid Constantly In
creating circulation, and is one
Qf tie BEST AD VERTISING
Vi i .'!'- : -r.
MEDIUMS in the State, being
published in the heart of the'
St! .:.,:..' 11 in.- if E-Jl-fc
WILjLAMTTZ VALLIY.
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2 53 Per Annum.
mtl'fi
INVABJABI.Y IN ADVANCE,
Adveitisenae.ns inserted at Hea-
-t 5'- '' :'ff: iiV- '' 1
sonable Kates.
t -if --1.
All kinds. Plain and Ornamental
Printing oxecuted with neat-
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ness and dispatch. Justices
Blanks constantly on band.
Proprietor and Publisher,
jQorvallis, Qrcgon.
j
IfiRKiiwitti Mwm
VESTING MACHINERY
WAREHOUSE.
Frcpik Brtfs,
CORVALIJS, OREGON.
Having Ieaaed a large biuMinc, we are
iirepared to.otfar the farmers a lull -line of
Harvesting Machinery and Agricultural
Implanenta, wagnfas and hacks, , . . : v
WALTER A. WOOD
H irvester and Self-Bin dcr.
WALTER A. WOOD
Sweep Rake Reaper.
WALTER A. WOOD
-i ; " -
Qha n Rako Reaper.
WALTER A. WOOD" h
Vi' '.';. V. v ;
Header.
WALTER A. WOOD
New Enclosed Gear Mower.
-AND-
CHICAGO PUTS THRESHER.
FIRST PREMII'M
OMO ON STATE FAIR.
La Belli' Wawons and Ilnekf,
Frown, Sulki-y ami Gaiiir Plows.
liiai'k Hawk ami Clipper Plows.
The CVI bran-d Ban.lall Harrow,
And the Square Hinge Harrows,
Also a General Assortment o(
Shovel Plows and Garden Culliva
t:ors. r .? -' ;'- - -: '
Also a full line of Steel Goods anil
Graip Forks. . ' : ;. .:-
Ejiras for all Machines (urnished
al Portjaud Priees.
E. J. SI'EIDEL Aprert.
Monroe Street, opposite Ergiiu
II1n-e.' ' :
Corvallis, Anril 30, 1880. 17:18m4.
Farm for Saje.
11HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOF.
; sale his splendid grain ap-l stuck farm,
four miles north of west of Corvallis. or
Oak creek containing 1200 acres over one
hundred acres in cultivation two fiue benr
ing orchards, and well calcul ted fur divid
ing into two nr more snug farms Term?
easy and title perfect. For particulars in
quire of E. Hoigate, V. B. Carter, or
E. MAUPLE,
on the premises. . .;' 5
Corvallis. Jan. 1. 1878. 16:ltf
CITY imPliN..UH
SOLDSON & GRAHAM
.... DEAI.KUS IX
DPUG?,
MFDICINFP,
CHEMICALS,
; ' FANY and
TOILET ARTICLES,
Brushes.
Perl iimery,
Paints,
Oils.
Ptc.
PYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAEEFULL1
roiupounUvd, ui'd nlsra answered with care and
.Ifspatch.- if. '", ., ' . . .
Farmers, and physicians from the country, will find
oar stock of Medicinee complete, warranted genuine
and of the bast ouallty
Corvallis, April 7, 1S80. ITittM
FEE AND SALE
STABLE.
tr-
Secoud 81.
t orvnllis.
PAUL WILEY C3., - PROFRf 1
E SOLICIT A PA.RTOF THE PATROL AO EOF
Renton and asl oininc: counties We have i.lenty
of stable KooiD, ami yarn- for un Kinns 01 siock.
.saddle lioriaud .tea sklent oat on short notice and
luick ti i:e. '"?:., ' . ,- ; ' ' -
We will run" a hak to and from Soda Springs every
Sunday, or aa often as desired, by health and pleasure
seeker's., . " ' .1
N, B. We shall make a specialty of Doctoring-,
Training and Breaking: horses, - You will t nd at our
jtaUeojieof the. beat veterinary surgeons .and trail
ers on the Pacific coast
Satisfaction guaranteed in every case.
For further, particulars enquire at the Vincent
House ," ' " ; K ... J .1
Corvallis, May 2S. 1880. 17:22tf
We Want You to ICnow
PAUL, THE PAIHTEE,
rS AOAIBr IX TOWN, AND PRKPARFD TO t'
nirinAnf nliln uiH ornamental naintinfr in the
; best styland,atlowe -irate. .
Orders left at Allan Woodward,! will receive
W A Y M AN St CI,
(SUCCESSOR TO W. A. WELLS,) .
Manufacturer of -
HARNESS
4 SADDLES p&
Keeps constantly on hand every thing belonging t
a first class shop.
AsrUnele Sam's Harness Oil for sale. 16:2SvI
JfcORGE P. WREVJf,
Auctioneer.
K. HOLOATE,
Att'y at Law
Wrenn & Holgate, ;
REAL ESTATE
BROKERS,
COLLECTION, LOAN, INSURANCE,
OF.XRAL BU8IKES8 AO I NTS,' A SD (
AUCTIONEERS.
i . "- p- " t :'-., ' . ,
Office on Second street, next door south the City
Market, ' ' ,
COKVALLIS, : : OREGON. "
Buying, Selling and tearing Real Kaiate. Pron.9
- -, attention .giver to
C O I.L k c t JO N s .
Loans Nejotiated, etu. Will keep Regular
ATTCtirtFr Sale's Rooms
nd sell s,t AUCTION anything de ired. either at the
-Sales Rftiinjn or elsewhere, iii City orCountry. Agents
for good relia))le IfSVftA-cx ComtaNiek.
We now. have nn hand for sale, toth Grain- and
Stock F4RM6. and Citv Pboirty, at fair prices, and
easy terme. v" . ' ' .
We can make Sales if anybodt can.B
Please (rive Os a call. WRENN & HOLGATE.
Corvallis. Apr.117. 1879. .. .. 16:16tf.
I3onton County
PHGTQulMPII GALLERY!
A. A. MORRILL, Pro.
youin Respkctfullv announce to the
citizens of Cor.vaUis and vicinity, that be ia
prepared to do all kinds of
PHOTO WORK,
At prices to suit the times. Patronage solicited, and
atislaction guaranteed, in all eases.
COPYING and ENLARGING a specialty. Nega
tives retouched, and preserved.
Front Street, Two Moors South of A. Cauthorn tt
Son's Store. , ALFRED A. MORRILL.
January 7, 1SS0. ' . . 17:2tf
NEW BUSINESS!
Mountain "View
Q5 Cents pet' Gallon,
WHEN REQUIRED FOR INFANTS, THE MIL
of one edw will bcffurnjshcd.
Milk warranted PURE: ,:
LISTEN FOR THE BELL!
' A. G. MULKEY, Proprietor.
Corvallis, January 7, 1680. ', ' 16:21ml,
Administratrix Notice.
NOTICE IS HFEEfcY GIVEN THAT THE CN
dersigncd has bei 11 duly appointed Adrcinistra
rlx of tl.e lltate of William B Ciirter, dccc-ai-ed. by
-Uie Coun- Corrt of lienton tourty. Slate of i'.rfgcn'.
AH persons 1 avirg claims against the 1 statu of faid
decea el are hereby notifnd to present the tame,
with projier prrof, within nix irontl.s from the date
hereof, to the um;ers:e(,, t the Gazette office, in
ucrvallis, Lenten county, Oregon. , '. , , , .
kLSIIRA CARTER, '
Jar, A. Yantis, her Atomy.
Admini-tratrix of the Estate of William B. Carter,
leceasod. 17:16w5.
Lated July 8, 18RC.
Dissolutirn of Partnership.
NOTICE IS HF.IU t-Y GIVEN THAT THE PART
Dership heretofore existing between the ltnder
vgr.ed i tttU day dissolved, by n.utual consent, Jr..
hglin retiring fr hi the hosinrsa. The Lusiness win
be continued, at the'old stal d, by Tl-.os I glin. who
will a8uine all tan pany liabilities, and collect
debts due the late firm. Ia( s M. Eglin. !
y TllOSIAS EOLIK. '
Dated Corvallis, June 21, 180. 17:2Cw4
AlCEA I team saw
." AND
PLANING MILL
J. PITMAN, Proprietor. ' '
HAVING REBUILT KY MILL, AND ADDED A
new planer and other n.achinery, 1 am ready to
all all ord.rsfrr J
RciK h cr ricesed I timber,
which will be delivered 'at tne Belknap campground,
Mi-nroe. Con-ailis, or ehewhere in the county, at
rea-onable rates. 1
Conin on rough lumber, at thc'mill, t" per M feet
Flooring . an.d'Kustic (planed) M to 816 bet M. Salf
isfact'oq guaranteed. All biders ptomptly filled.
April 19,1880. 17.17n-.6
W. P. SfifHTlfe W. D.,
Physician & Surgeon,
COUV., M l. - ORECOIf,
OFFICE OVER GREEN & GOLDSONS DRUG
r . BtorB.. . . r u t: r . ,Hr
T . loon . ' VT-9U
PUS HOUSE,
: KONTGOMERi STREET, S. F.,
n. SEYMOUR & C0., Propr's.
FIRST CLASS AOCMDAT.QNS. AJ
i !M3DERATE PRICES, 0
THE LF-ADING BUSINESS AND FAMILY HO
tel in San' Francisco Having been enlarged
recently, iind newly furr.ii-hed, now contains 300
elefant roam's, prices lower than any other Firit
Class Hotei on the 1 acinc Coast. f
1"he aMc is an surpassed 'by any'Hotel in the city,
geing supplied with the best the market affords. All
bue-1 conveyed to the Hotel free, t
Aprfl 14, lt80. , . . , I7:16tf
REM EM BER'
THE FOUNTAIN JiOlSB
GEO. W. Sl'EVENS,
Proprietor
rpHffl THOt'SE 18 NEW AND COMMOBIOCS AND
I the Tatles will be supplied with tha best the
Market afords. '. ' ' rj
Board and Lodging. SS 00 per week.
Kewport, Benton County. Oregon. 17r2Sm6
THE ESMOND.
Bf. BRENNER, Proprietor. "
Corner Morrison and Front Street, Portland.
,'. ; ' Now oien to the puoiio
The ObIj Flrf CIa? Eorse in the CMy
Hotel Elevator and 'afl jnodefn unprovettierit,
Portland, Oregon, May 21. I860.
h 17:2itt.
B
ILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS liONTBLY
.atatemanta neatly printed at thia office,