The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-07-22

| Go to L. G. Kline q Co. for draper duck
They also have summer goods at reduce
prices.
Jesse Spencer and Henry Dohse are look
ing after T. J. Buford's business during hi
absence at the Bay.
Run OVER BY HAND CAR.-Last Satur
day the little son, of jerry McLaughEn, age,
about ten years, was run over by hant
car, and badly bruised about the head ans
shoulders, but is now very much better.
The resources of Oregon and Washington
for July is on our table. This is a neatly
gotten up and ably edited Monthly deyoted
as its title would indicate, to the resources
of Oregon and Washington. It is published
at Portland by David and w. G. Steel
LIST OF LErrERs-Remaining in the post
Office at Corvallis, Benton county, Oregon
July 2l, 1881. Persons calling for tn.
same win please say ADVERTISED: Guess
A. D.; Lawrence, John Miller, Arthur
Raesdale, A. E.; Wright, J. w.
N. r. BARBER, P. NJ.
A FINE CoLr.-On last Saturday we saw
w. w. Starr, of this county, weigh his two.
year-old Clydesdale colt in this city. This
young horse is well proportioned, with good
movement, and in color q beautiful glossy
black. His weight at the time mentioned
was 2O2O pounds, and he was taken out oi
the pasture the day he was brought to town.
There will be a Sunday picnic and excur-
sion from Albany to Portland next Sabbath,
the train leaving Albany at A. NJ and re.
turning sometime in the exenieg. We're it
any other day than the Sabbath, we would
say the trip would be pleasant, but we
doubt if any one can desecrate that day and
enjoy it. 8
Harvest is fairly upon US, with the prom.
ise of an abundant yield, and with the va.
qnina Bay railroad a good prospect Of liberal
prices, and now the average farmer is happy.
and he ought to be, for Oregon is the best
country out of doors, and when her resour-
ces are properly developed will be the most
prosperous.
MARRIED.-Last Monday DR.. o. C. Au.
brey. of Pendleton, was married to Miss
Varian Bryson, of Eugene City, at the resi-.
dence of the brides parents. Many of our
readers are well acquainted with Miss B.,
formerly a resident of this city, and a sister
of our fellow-townsman, j. r. Bryson. The
GAZETTE wishes the newly married couple q
long and pleasant journey through life.
Twice this week hiss the street beneath
our front window been the scene of threat
ened insurrectian. but the difficulty in both
without even SO muh as blows. In both
cases the party commencing the loud talk
had hunted up his man, and when he found
him and talked the matter over changed
fight, but because he was afraid he would.
ATTENTION MONUMENTAL Co. No 2.-The
regular Monthly meeting of Monumental
Co. No. will be held at thu hall of Yong
America, No. l.. Monday the 25th day Of
July. 1881, at s p. N. A full attendance 81
particularly requested, as the annual election
of officers viii be held. Certificates of
membership will be given to members en-
titled to the same. BY order of
JOHN 81. LEWIS, President.
F. H. SAwTFLL, Secretary.
HANDSOME PREsEST.-One day this week
Jesse Spencer showed us razor case that
had been made and presented to him by
Frank Villardie. This case is now in use
in the Barber shop of T. J. Buford, and is
really thing Of beauty, it is made of leath.
er, cut in the most artistic manner the Car.
wing being relieved by red and blue velvit,
the whole make up exhibits not only perfect
skill but the most refined taste in the mani
facture. frankie is emphatically an artest.
TEAM RUNAwAY.-Last Friday as VIM.
Yantis, of Linn county, was driving across
his farm with team and farm wagon, the
aeck-yoke gave way and the pole came
down. The horses Immediately started to
run and the pole soon ran into the ground,
upsetting the wagon and throw
ing Mr.. Y. to the ground with considerable
force, but without injury beyond few
painful bruises. The team freed themselves
'f the wagon and soon stopped without in
Jury, so the damage after all was but slight.
The law seems to be slow sometimes in
sffording speedy punishmentfor offenders,
yet we deem it best all things considered,
70 pursue the method of meeting out justice
to the established rules Of law
Yet some times we feel favoraby inclined
coward the rope and tree used by the exc
,utioners of 49, when we learn of outrages
ike the following, taken from the Standard. |
Mr.. Scott, of Scott's Mills. Butte Greek,
Marion county, who arrived in this city
brings news of horrible outrage
committed ON Sunday morning At Crooked
Finger Prairie, at the head waters Of Butte
Creek. A Mrs. jackson, wife Of respect
sble farmer, was waylaid bya tramp who
truck her over the head and outraged her
n fendish manner. The residents on tho
prairie are hunting for him with shot-guns,
md it is hoped that he will be found.
A Mr.. Kinross, Of Portland Oregon who
igared so prominently in tho disgraceful
pretended band contest At that place during
he first part of the present month has no