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Corvallis Meekly Gazette.
FlttDAY MORNING, DEC. 18, 1885.
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Christmas Tree.
The M. E. Sunday School in this city pur
u havinsr a short programme of lit-rary
pxerciscs and a "tree" at their Church edi-
i L.Utmas eve. Mesdames Emma
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Groves, H. Hilman, N. Whitaker, Mi
Lizzie Wolfe, and Mr. C. & Huliu, are tl
committee to make arrangements therefor.
The public is cordially invited to place ar
ticles designed for presents upon tne tret,
and to deliver thein to the committe at the
church on the 24th inst., between the hours
of 10 o'clock A. M., and 3 P. M.
full or-
of live
occasion.
Music for tne Masquerade.
The committee of arrangements for the
masquerade ball iven by Valley Lodge,
-XT. u v ( I1 mi New Year's eve, have
secured Messrs. Parsons Bray a
chestra, of Portland, consisting
tr, furnish music for that
The five pieces are violin, piano, cornet,
clarinet and trombone, and it is safe to say
-the music will excel any before given to a
Corvallis audience, and alone will well be
worth the price of admission.
A Mistaken Supposition.
At an early hour last Sunday morning
what was supposed to be an earthquake
-was felt by some of our citizens. The shock
was distinctly felt by many and fears were
expressed of the damage it had possibly
done. On investigation it proved that the
excitement was caused by the misfortune of
a young lady resident of this city, who lost
her footing and fell heavily upon the slip
pery sidewalk. Thus the mystery was
solved, and the earthquake idea exploded.
No damage to the sidewalk.
A Large Cargo.
A large amount of rain and other freight
i now being shipped over the Oregon, fa
cine railroad and steamship line to San Fran
Cisco. Last Tuesday's train carried 240
tons of wheat from this place, and with
about as many tons shipped last week after
,lpn:irtnrp of the steamer, and another
laree shipment by yesterday's train, th
Yaquiuaon her trip to-day will have the
largest cargo she has taken over the bar at
Any one time.
Christmas Forest.
The Sunday School of the Evangelical
church will have a Christmas forest, Thurs
day evening, 24th inst. The programme
will consist of vocal and instrumental music,
essays and an address by Mrs. Blackwell.
A cordial invitation is extended to all who
may desire to take part with ns. Bring
along your presents. The committee will
receive presents at the church on Thursday
from 9 a. m., to 6 r. m. Committee.
Holiday Goods.
Before purchasing your holiday goods or
making presents to yonr wife, mother,
brother, sister or some other fellow's sister,
call at P. P. Greffoz's and examine his stock
of elegant clocks, watches, or anything in
the jewelry line. His stock is full and com
plete and at prices to suit the times.
Samuel Case, of Newport, was in the city
this week.
Al. Hoaek, of Monroe, was in the city
last Tuesday.
W. A. Wells was in Portland the first oi
the week on business.
A. S. Rowland of Alsea, was in the city
last Wednesday on bnsiuess.
Allen & Woodward are offering a choice
lot of Christmas goods at cost.
Hon. E. B. McElroy was in Corvallis this
week, greeting his many friends. .
Will Willziuski, of Portland, was in our
city last Friday and Saturday.
Harry Parker, of Albany, was in our city
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
The most popular air for the coming holi
days "In the sweet buy and buy."
We have received the eleventh annual re
Dort of the board of trade of Portland.
Vfr .1 H Reed, imvmaster of the O. &
C. K. R. was in town last Tuesday night.
Tm:istpr (J. C. Hoime. went over the
O. P. road promptly on time last Tuesday
Telt Burnett went to Rosehurg and Eu
gene last Friday and returned home Mob-
lay.
Benton county's state tax for 188G is
ml OA. wh,V h i a So--.Alt 52 less than for
18S5.
Ned Warrener, of Portland, has accepted
wwit.inn with C. H. Whitney of this
place.
!- n!i wr .i fine white shirt for SI, and
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tine under clothing in proportion, at o. .
Hanson's.
Mr .T Senders went to Portland last
Unmiav for a few weeks visit with friend
n that city.
Mrs. Warner went to Portland last Sun
day, returning to her class in painting Cues
day evening.
Doors, window sash, etc., in stock and
supplied without delay at low prices at
Woodcock & Baldwin's.
Col. T. E. Hogg, who has been ill for the
past few days, is, we are pleased to state,
at present much unproved.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will give an entertainment at Pitman's hall
in this city on the 22nd inst.
Messrs. Geo. A. Waggoner and C. H
Whitney went to the Bay last Saturday and
returned the first of this week.
We are indebted to Hon. E. B. McElroy
for a copy of the sixth biennial report of the
superintendent of public instruction.
Red Line Poets at 90 cents and other new
and choice gift books, albums, etc., at pro
portionally low lates at Allen & Wood
ward's.
W. L. Jester, who has had charge of the
O. & C. depot at this place since the resign;.
tion of B. F. Irvine, left for Fortlamt tb
first of the week
There will be a social dance at the city
hall in this nlace to-morrow, isaturday
evening. A pleasant time is imwjwu
and all are invited.
The steamer Yaqnina on her last trip
from San Francisco brought a large amount
of freight for this place, Albany, Salem and
other valley towns.
Pres. Cleveland message defective. Pres.
Cleveland deserves criticism for not recom
mending to the people to buy their holiday
gifts f Will Bros.
Mark Brownson iuft for Sprague, W. T.,
and vimnltv List Tuesday morning, where
he will spend the winter, an 1 probably en
gage ij the took business.
The store windows in our city already
have many attractions for ilia Uttle ones,
who are expecting a visit from the jolly old
e'f during the coming holidays.
A. C. Schwatka, tegular correspondent of
the New York Herald, was io our city last
Wednesday and left Thursday morning tor
San Franoiseo by the O. P. line.
Robt. Mires, of Alsea Vallev, was here
first of the week. He reports Mr. G. H.
Ryecraft, an age and respected citizen of
that valley, quite sick with congestion of
the lungs.
The Bell Telephone Company have lately
made many improvements in their system in
this city, and now Corvallis can boast ot
telephone accomomdations equal to any
town in the state.
W. H. Delano, a marble and granite deil
er of Eugene City, was in Corvallis several
days lately, the guest of Robt. Johnson and
Chas. McKee, being old time friends in
Cherokee, Iowa.
Watch for the st-eet parade of the
"Colored Coons iron the Sunny South," on
the afternoon of December 31st. They will
Boys clothing at cost at Whitneys closing
out sale.
All goods at cost at Whitney's closing
out sale.
Nobby Hats at cost at Whitney's closing
out sale
E. 0. Chamness has a full line of latest
ublieatious.
The Ithica Gun," Baker's latest improv
ed gun at Will Bros.
Men's furnishing goods at cost at Whit
ney's closing out sale.
i? n MtamnMa o.Arrips a full line of
ladies writing material.
.iol nrintintr executed with neatness and
lisnatoh, and at the lowest living rates ai
the Gazette office
Step in and look at the new ready made
clothing for men, youths and boys at J. v
Hanson's.
Toys and Holiday goods for young am
old in large quantities and almost uminweo
variety, and as cheap as the cheapest good
articles. Buy of Will Bros, and oe suitea.
Corsets, Kid gloves and parasols, at cost
at Whitney's closing out sale.
Men and hnv's shoes and hoots at cost
at Whitney's closing Hit sale.
rton't foroet that E. 0. Chamness is sell
ing school books at Portland prices.
A Hue line of velvet aud plush picture
frames and mirrors at E. O. Chamuess .
A new stock of mens and hoys hats and
caps, the latest styles cheap, at J. W. Han
son's.
A large and well selected stock of cloth
i ,f,.t otvlou fcn make ut) cheat) at J. W
tllC - r - .
Hanson's.
We desire correspondence from all part
of the state, and invite discussions upon all
sides of every imp t issue of the day.
All matters tor publication should reach us
Tuesday or Wednesday.
Intended purchasers are invited to in-
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soect our stock ot lyoues n inter inxw
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Skirts ami nosieiy win ;n o
issortment, also a full line tor Misses aim
;hlldrens wear. li- ixl.iie.
Immigrants are still coining into the val
ley, looking for homes, it you nave larins
t... ooll or i-rat make it known through the
olumns of the Gazette.
The Gazette in wrappers, ready to mai
fan v.oir friends abroad, only ten cents per
Business men who cannot hnd
Fnllomath Items.
copy.
time
bi writo social letters to their friends can
send them their 'ocal papiir, in lieu thereof,
at an insignificant expense.
For subscriptions we have waited patient
ly through the dull part of the year and
now the time has come when delinquents
shold pay up. When you read tins cioui
think it means your neighbor, bo! if you
owe a quarter of a d.dlar t.ik it home, and
then pay up.
A dwelling house for rent; inquire of J.
Senders.
Philomath, Dec. 15, 1885.
The entertainment was a success iu every
espect.
Leroy Starr has received his new goods.
J. L. Akin went Portland to yesterday.
At the turkey match on S iturday, Silas
iilniore, Ed. Bier, and Frank Mochler were
the lucky oues.
Miss Laura Allen is teaching school at
Calloway's, near Wells Station.
On last Thursday night an incendiary fire
destroyed the old "Hani to beat saloon
bdihling near Felgar's m il.
nu Sabbath Father Allen conducted the
service in the colh ge chapel at. 10:,50 A. M.
Rev. Kemp, cf Corvallis in Whitney s Hall
at 11 A. M. ,
Prof. Wm. Crowhurst will deliver a lec
ture on temperance in the college chapel on
Wednesday evening, Dec. 23.
Last week a small child of Chas. v ltbems
falling into a bucket of hot water was dan
ously scalded.
Lucy Pulse while performing gymnastics
on a ladder, tell and was so badly Hurt as to
remain insensible for four hours.
John Bier, the Philouath plasterer, who
has beeu in Salem for two mouths plying
his vocation, lias returned home.
J .1. Brvan is improvim- his lot in the
east oart of town.
R,. .1 M Parker and wife, who have
been on an evangelizing tour, returned to
day.
(Ju net Saturday the nimrods will have
another match here. Stake, a cow, at $1.00
per chance.
The California Evangelists, Rev. G. M.
Sf.roun and others, returned from the Alsea
yesterday. Result of the meeting bve con
versions and professing sanetification.
The new postoffice building is completed
and Mr. Peterson will enter on his duties as
soon as he receives his commission. Rex.
Lohster isem3
The little .laughter f W. M Peek fell in
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the fire last Thursday and severely Durueu
her riaht ban aud arm.
A literary society was organized this week
with twelve charter members.
Ben Brattain went to Halsey Sunday on
business.
W. M. and L. H. Peek and Andy Bishops
went over to Little Lobster the other day
to develop their coal mines, and brought
back a half bushel of tine coal, and we guess
they got i: all. Fal.
One Year Ago.
This time one year ago Oregon was visited
hv a blizzard, the worst snow storm Known
to the "oldest inhabitant." Up to the pres
ent time we have had a very inild winter,
cold w. ather, am! comparatively little
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rain tor in-egou. mat tn ..-j-
being the heaviest of the season. It is to
hoped that the possibility of a repetition of
last years st rm, which held us in its icy
chains for about three weeks, has passed
;.nd that Oregon will again enjoy her usual
mild winter.
In Demand.
Our energetic fellow townsman Fred
Olssen received a Utter a few days ago, says
the Yaqnina Mail, from Sxvanberg & West
San Faaneisco. saviug they would take 150
sacks of oysters per ach trip of the steam
ship Yaqnina as they would have no trouble
in disposing of them. Mr. Uisson ana
others shipped 103 sacks of these fine oys
ters by the "last trip of the Yaquina and
will endeavor to fill the full order for 150
sacks by the next trip. The oyster interests
of Yaquiua bay, we are convinced are in
good hands and bid fair to be a large source
of revenue to this section of the state.
Closing oat Sale.
The closing out sale at C. H. Whitney's
.mintnui many buyers who aie attracted
k. 'ho low" orices utual cost for
goods. This is a genuine closing out sale
o,,,l as. thu stock i a well selected one and
tirst-class, the people should not fail to im
prove the opportunity.
Correspondence.
Arlington, Grant Co.', Dec. 1, 1885.
Ed. Gazette: This great valley is prov
ing a perfect success in all the products that
grow in eastern and northern, yes, and in
southern climateB. One mile from Arling
ton which is near Burns, corn, tomatoes and
watermelons have beeu successfully grown.
A gent eman living in Harney valley near
old Ft. Harney raised watermelons and
strawberries two years. This year he
raised tobacco, which grew three feet high.
Rev. Mr. Horner hits box elder trees from
last springs planting that will average two
feet; he also has apple trees from the seed
planted at the same time, which has m de
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as rapia growtn as in any cu; '-
fact is this country is all right. All that is
wantino is the riffht kind of men and
women, who have pluck and energy to de
velop its grand resources. Send along your
railroad. We need the puff, snort and whis
tie of the locomotive to clear our vast meal
fr,.m t.ho hunls of our cattle kings and
swamp angels."
Right here permit me to correct an error
in my last correspondence. You matte me
say "rock lands" when it should have been
"marl lands." I was under the impression
when I eft Corvallis aud first arrived here
that the Oregon Pacific imlrnad had an in
terest in the grant of 'and made to the San-
tiam Cascade Wagon Road Company, but
am informed by h.-ir agent here that tl
v.ni Rav R. R. Co. and. O. P. II. R
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have no title or interest in that grant. Th
most rascally job ever perpetrated on thi
state is that road grant. It is a steal
That steal and the swamp business will b
blown into fragments before five years.
the enlightened world conies in contact wit
this, the most misused and abused
meritorious part of our state.
Tnis fall is splendid, plenty of ram lu
not too much, light trusts a:ul nut very iil
tie snow.
There is an abundance of hay at fn
SO 50 to SS.00 oer ton. 1 here has been co
siderable grain brought from about the
John Day couutry an I Priueville. Gram
such as wheat sells at 2i cents per pound;
ats and barley at 2 cents Potatoes
oonts: flour, six to eight dollars per barrel;
bacon at from 14 to IS cents, lard in lUHi
cans at $1.5 to $1.75; rails in the timber r.t
$5.00 per hundred, and delivered within ten
miles $10.00; posts 7 to S feet the same as
rails.
This country requires good fences. Cat
tle and rabbits are peri C terror to our
farmers.
The sheep men will open up their career
i- onrino- thv- will occudv the base of
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Steins mountain and the hills south of Mai
henr and Harney lakes, which furnishes the
finest sheep and cattle range in the worm.
At this season and until spring everything
is "put onto the island." "The Buckaroors
are reordering" as they say; they aie driv
ing the stock from the snow line on the
hills to the valley. Some man could (to
well by bringing a well auger and furnish
pumps in this country. 1 here will be a
vast amount of well water used here. v ei.s
average from live to twenty feet. We will
need a great supply of grass seeds. A seed
-We would do well. The timber culture
business furnishes a great demand for nui
series. Maple, box elder, lowbardy, pot
lar and cotton wood will evidently be in
demand. We need iWt mills, and more
saw mills. This is a big country when you
come to travel over it. We call everything
from the summit of the Cascade, the Coast
and Callioooia ranges to the mouth of the
Columbia, the Willi mette valley
New This Week.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon,
Dec. 12, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof
ill be made before tne uouncv juugu or vumiy
Clerk of Benton county, at St. Helens urcgon, on
Monday, Jan. 25th, 1886, viz: Lewis Russell, Home
stead Entry No. 4289 for the S E 1-4 of N W 1-4, S W
-4 of N E 1-1 and E 1-2 of N E 1-4 of Sec. 30, 1 11,
R, 7 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation or, saia
land, viz: John H. Yantis and Geo. Cross of Sum
mit, and Scott King and William Emnck of Corvallis,
all of i teuton County, Oregon
2-2.51-Bt. b. T. BARIN, Kepsier.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City. Ogn., Dec. 12,1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
se ttler has lilel notice oi nis lnienuon iu .......
roof in support of his claim, and that said proof will
made before the County Judge or County Clerk of
ienton county at i orvaius, urek'uu, m
Jan. 2i, 1S88, viz: William A. sewaru, noniesau
Entry No. 878S for the S E 1-4 of N V. 1-4, b l-s or
S VV 1-4 & S VV 1-4 of 6 i. 1-1 of bee. 22, 1 iu, an i,
W.
He names the folic wine witnesses to prove his con
tinuous residence upon and cultivation 01, saiu mnu,
Alexander Patterson, 0: arles Savage, James Marks,
and Dehnar Marks, all of Summit, Benton County,
Oregon.
L. T. cAKls ,
o., ei At Register.
SHE IFF'SjALE jF REAL PROPERTY.
Notice is hereby give - that by virtue of a decree
an l execution is.,ued out of and under the seal of the
circuit 1. 1 mrt of the state of Oregon for the county of
Benton wt erein It S Strahan is plaintiff therein and
wherein Mary b ilaiu1
t in, J L Livi
Creel, Charles
thousand seven
md sixty-one cents
Money and doitactionr.
In order to accommodate my customers
who rjlace 'imd reliable notes aud mortgages
in my hands for collection, so long as
notice appears, I will assist them to
money to use wbile soe uemanus are uciu5
collected.
this
find
demands are bein
M. S. Woodcock
Strayed
A bay filly two years old, with black mane
and tail, and parrot mouth, (the under jaw
beiue about one inch the shortest,) and
about 15 and one-half hands high, strayed
from ?!r. Mnlkey's pasture in this country.
Any information leading to the recovery of
the same will be thankfully received by J
R. Scrafford, Corvallis Oregon.
Canvassers.
Two or three ladies and a like number of
gentlemen who are experts in canvassing
and who desire work of that kind and who
can furnish reliable reference as to their
capability and reliability to attend carfully
and honorably to work entrusted to them
ctn perhaps rind some thing of interest to
them by calling at this office.
Clnak3 and Jersey Jackets.
Havino; a large stock of these goods on
hand I will now offer them at greatly re
duced prices in order to close before spring.
Cut an Artery.
Mr. Preseott, one of the owners of the
steamer Isabell while at the O. P. elevator
At this pla.ee last Tuesday night ac;identally
cut an artery in one of his hands with a
small pocket knife. Dr. Rich was called
and reudtred medical assistance. No
serious results are anticipated from the ac-cident.
We Don't Want It.
We are often in receipt of peculiar adver
tising propositions, but the latest is from
Florida. For publishing a display adver tisement
for one week we are offered a deed
to a comer lot in the, said to be growing
town of Sweet Water, in that state. As we
are not speculating in corner lots, we reject
the offer.
Election Notice.
There will be a Special Election held at
the office of T. T. Kair on the tir;t Monday
in January, 18S6, to till the office of Mayor,
for the unexpired term, cruse l by the resig
nation of John Osburn. E. H. Taylor,
City Recorder.
interest vou in the evening at the city hall (fi-ii ftriv anrl cet a bargain of
nrlfh ft foil Anrns ond in full uniform.
Says, an exchange: Quack medicines are
very xpensive, but almanacs advertising
their virtues are given away. The almanacs
will generally cure as many diseases as the
medicines, and ra pleasauter to take.
Coll. Van Cleave, editor of the Yaqnina
Post, was in our citv last Monday nig'it, re
turuing home Tuesday morning. Although
his first trip to the valley in three years or
more, he behaved himself admirably, b'jer-sey.
The Rev. I. D. Driver will conduct
Quartarly Meeting Services at the M. E.
church in this city next Saturday and Sun
day. Preaching on Saturday at 11a. M. ,
and 7 P. also Sunday morning and even
ing. All are invited.
The citizens of Linn county havAne!
bv subscription a subsidy of $40, not) to in
dnce the Oregon Pacific railroad company to
bu'ld the road to that place and locate round
house, car shops, etc., in Albany. John
Crawford heads the subscription with $15.
000; A. Fearce $2000, A, Hacklenuui $30(0,
John Millard c.ud Jsc. Elkins $1000, Estate
of Walter Monteith 5iuU), and G. F. Simp
son $1800.
J. M. Nolan.
"Hackmetack" a lasting and fragrant per
fume. Price 25 aud 50 cents. For sale by
T. Graham.
Sleepless nights made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's cure is the remedy
for you. T. Graham keeps it.
Will yon suffer with dyspepsia and liver
complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is guaranteed
to cure you. Kept at T. Graham's.
Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts.,
50 cts., and $1. Always for sale by T. Gra
ham.
That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's lure. We guarantee it.
For sale by T. Graham.
For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's
Pnmiis nlastcr. Price 25 cents. For sale at
T. Grahams.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
50 cents. Nas .1 Injector free. For sale by
T. Graham.
Shiloh's Cough ami Consumption cure is
sold by us on a guarantee. It cures con
sumption. Get it at T. Graham's.
Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for
constipation, loss of appetite, Dizziness, and
11 avmntonis of dvsoeusia. Price 10 and
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75 cents per bottle, tor sale ly
ham. '
On the
same basis taking all the waters that flow
from the Blue, Cascade and Stiens moun
tains into the Malheur and Harney lakes
iliev is fully as large as Willamette, and
will some day support as large a population.
The reason why t he stockmen want it is
because they know it is valuable. Tire
opportunities ire good for men who are de
sirous of homes. Pay no attention to what
stockmen say to yon about the cold; where
cattle, horses, sheep and rabbits can live
and thrive bj the thousands depend upon
it, humanity can live and flourish. If you
come, come to build up from the bedrock.
T. V. B. F.MBREK.
.John itaney, Ftaoqia uimg.
iton, J i) C'rjel, J B
V. CreoL Uffij Creel and
E .tel D Creel are defendants therein ana '
sU decree thi said plaintiff recovered against the
Slid defendants llary L Itaney, Francis Livingston,
i i,ni u .r i:rel chariei A Creel, Etlie Creel
iui.1 :;the! I Creel the utn of one
h : mired and twenty .three ollari
in So!d coin I th . United Stat s with interest there) n
at the rate oi one v- r cent, per n onth from the date
of this 'ecr'e together w.ih t .e tts and uigburse-
ments of the suit In v. hi h ; i i eeree was t encored
entercdandi.cck,iei.nt!.ci:ti day or November
LS5, in said circu.t court, on the hreclo.-ure ot ..
m rtajje on certain real property, w hich real proper
ty is hereinafter more particularly described, which
decree and execution eoniii anded me to sell said
mortgaged real property described in said decree
and as hereinafter described, to satisfy said several
sums of money in favor of plaintiff and also to satisfy
the costs and expenses on said execution and the
costs and expenses of said sale of said real property.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of said decree and exe
cution and iu accordance with the commands theieof
and in order to satisfy the same and the several sums
of money hereinbefore stated and the cists and ex
penses of said siie o said real property, I have levieu
upon said real property nd will sell for casn in nana
at the court house door, in the city of Corvallis, in
Lieutou county, Oregon on
Saturday, Jamnrary lfif-, 1886,
between the ho irs of nine o'clock in the morning
and four o'clock in the evening of said day, to-wit:
At the nour of one o'clock bi the afternoon of said
da .' all the rigiit. titlo, Interest and claim of said de.
fendents above nam .-' in Old to the following lnor
taged real property descr bed in said decree and ex
ecution and there. ) directed to lw . old and described
as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the Southwest cor
ner of Section 13 in T. 10 S. it. 4 West WO.lamevte
Meridian and running North on said section line to
where it strikes the Willamette river, from thence to
m ander the river up ,treani to th s meandering cor
ner of section 2 1 on the river, thence West to the
place o. bef .unin . '.containing : acres more or less.
Also the following: Commencing 133 rods North of
the Southwest torncr of sect.on 24. T. 10 S. R. 4 West
running thence di e East along the North line of land
sold to John T Crooks, Jr., by Thomas Ailphin and
wife on tne 14th day of June. 13irt, and recorded on
page 445 in i 'oidt "O" record of deeds, Benton county,
Oregon, to the Willamette river, thjnee with the
meauderings of said river down stream to the North
,ine of said section 24; thence west to Drury Ho lges
laim; thence in .herly ana wjsienya'ong uie
if said Hodge's land to the West fine
of said section 24; thenee :iouth to the place oi ue
ginning containing .U0 acres, and in all 190 acres ,
more or less in Benton County, Oregon.
SOL. KINO,
Sheriff of Benton County, Oregon.
Dated this 17th day of December, 1835.
ERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
T. Gra-
SKERIFF'S SALE OF RAL PROPERTY
Benton County History.
I have for sale thirty-two volumes of
Fagan's Illustrated History ot eenton v. nun
ty, Oregon. Call early. Also the unpaid
notes and accounts for books sold are in my
hands for col ectron. E. Holoate.
Chri'tman Goods.
Mr. VV. T. Hufl'nan, at the Posforrice
Confectionary and News Depot has just re
ceived a large and well selected stock of
holiday goods. Go and see them, and get
prices, and you may rest assured of being
pleased.
Overcoats.
Having a large stock on hand nnd anxious
to unload before spring, I wi'l now offer
them at greatly reduced prices. Call early
and get a bargain. J. M. Nolav.
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Wheat per bushel iu Corvallis 63
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Flour per barrel 4 00
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Hams 10 to 12
Shoulders 6 to 7
Lard, 10 lb tins 6 to 8
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Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a decree
and Execution, issued out of and under, the seal of
the Circuit Court, of the State of Oregon for the
County of Benton, for the s.im of f.vo hundred and
eighty-six dollars and ten cents and interest thereon
at"the rate of ten per cent per annum, from and
aft- r the 18th day of November. tfB, and twenty-five
rfollnrs attorneys' fees l , I seventeen dollars and fhe
.. nurt. mH iHh' msementB taxe in said Circuit
ourt and wherein said decree Samuel Case and James
It. Bayley, doing business under the firm name of
- i .,,-,.'.,. i. i:,ij,n! in the said decree
)ase or i v vj , - - i
A wl.r in Charles Gibbons, alias W. D. Sell, 1 ath
rii e N Sell, and Marietta Shannon'sre; defendants
nameu in said decree and wher -in said deer. , the
said several sums of money above naaed were decreed
in favor of said plaintiff , and against aid defendant
which decree was rendered, enicrcu aim o..,
:he 18th dav of November, 1SS5, in said circuit cour
on the foroclo,ure of a mortgage on certain real nro -ertv,
which real property is hereinafter more parti, u
larlv described, which decree and execution com
manded me to sell said mortgaged real property dee
crihed in sai l decree and as heremaft r described, to
wfv 9M several sums of n one in favor ol plain
ti-r and also to satisfy the costs and expenses on
execution and the costs and expcises o; l
said real property.
Xow : erefore, m nursuance oi saie uecree nk w
ecuti m and in accor'anc; with the command f said
j. . i . f irtn in order to satisf V sai d decree
aecres "
and execution and the said several sums of money
hereinbefore named in favor of said plaintiffs and
against said defendants and the costs and expenses of
said sale of said real property, I have levied upon
said real property and will sell for cash iu hand at
the court house door in the city of Corvallis in Uen
tou count , "regon, on
Saturday, .January Stti. 1 S1.
Between the hours of nine o'clock io themorninjrand
four o'clock in the afternoon el said day to-wit: At
the hour of one o'eUwk to the afternoon of snid day
all the right, title, interest-and claim of th said
fondants above named in -aid decree aid execution in
and to the following mortgaged real pro rty d-.c-ib-ed
in said decree r.nd execution and therein directed
, . :u 1 tv.W'!f .- f.Ot, lllim-
7 I to be soul ano uescriueu aa " - -
bered two (-21 in Woe immnereo nve vo "w
nal town of Newport in Benton county, state of Ore.
sot &unt
aid
de of
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a decree
and execution, issued out of and under the seal of the
Circuit Court, of the State oi Oregon, for the county
of lientou, wherein W. C. Reed is plaintiff therein
and wherein A. b. Rainwater and his wife Mary Rain
water, are defendants therein, and wherein said de
cree tlie saM'pUtotifl recovered against the said de
fendant, A E. Rainwater, the sum of one thousand
two hundred and forty-four dollars and sixty-six
cents, (i'1244.o ) and accruinginteicst thereon at the
rate of ten per cent per annnuni, and the further
sum of one ..ur.dred and ten dolllars (S110) as attor
ney fees an i for the.costs and disbursements of the suit
tn i.hh -aid decree was rendered, wlrch decree was
rendered, entered and docketed on the 17th day of
November, 13S5. in said circuit court on the fore
closeure of a mortgage on certain real property,
which rea; property is hereinafter more particularly
described, which decree anu execution
me to sell said niortaged real property described in
said decree and as hereinafter described, to satisfy
aid several sums if money in favor of plaintiff, and
ii iies on said execution anJ the enst
and expen -c of said -ale of said real property. Now
therefore, m pursuance of sid decree and execution
and in ae or lance vi:h the command of said decree
and execution, and to order to satisfy the same and
tlit-several sums of money hereinbefore stated and
the cast and expanses of said -.ale of said real proper
ty . i I ave It--, ied open said real property and will sell
for cash in band at the eoor. hnuse door, in the city
f CoryaBts, in Benton county, Oregon, on
Saturday. ,T utiary Kith, 1886.
ggj ..... ., if cine o'clock in the morning
and foor o'clock in theeveningof taid day, towit:
At the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of said
dav all the right, title, interest an claim of the said
defendants above named in and to the following
mortgaged rea' property described in said decree
and execution, and therein directed to be sold and
; d us follows, towit: The North East quarter
of section three V!),and the North East quarter ot
t -, North West quarter of seetion three (3) all n
Township (ll).devcn, S. It. i West of the Willamette
rjdfcir, in li-nton Count; , State of Oregon, eon-
intos 20 acres. SOI KING,
.... ens' Benton County, Oregon.
Dated :h s l"th cay of December, 1885.
Ducks
.5 00 to 6 00
gon.
ShHoha Cure will immediately relieve
and Bronchitis .
Hos dressed 3ito4
Sheriff of Benton county, Oregon.
Dated this the 8th day of December, 1885.
i Croup, Whooping Cough
Get it at T. Graham's.