The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-11-11
LOCAL NOTES.

T. J. Buford
Keeps all Of the leading
Newspapers, Magazines, Novels,setc.
:. The Skating rink will be open Saturday
night,
All kinds of Blanks in stock and for sale
at the Gazette Office.
Messrs Silas and Austin Howell, of Alsea,
were in the city Tuesday.
. The sophomore class in the State Univer-
Sity is afflicted with poet.
Mr. NJ. G, Galloway of Tangent paid the
Gazette office visit Monday.
:: The Corvallis GAZETTE for sale on the
counter of Buford's news depot.
Carlile has just received a large invoice of
She Phoenix cigars. the best bit cigar ever
offered in this market.
An observer remarks that stthe man who
stops his paper to economize is like the man
who goes barefooted to save his shoes.
Corvallis is a good place for book
bindery, Any information concerning the
same will be freely given at this office.
Miss Scott Montgomery, formerly resid-
ing here and well known in this county is
now teacher III the Acadamy at Colfax
w. T.
A recipe for lemon pie vaguely "adds: Then
sit on hot stove and stir constantly. !"
Just as if anyone could sit on hot stove
without stirring constantly.
Mrs Huffman aud Miss Baldwin, dress
mrkers, have removed their shop to second
door north of the old GAZETTE office, where
they have more comfortable quarters,
John H. Lewis has recently sold his meat
market in this place to Mrs. Andrew
limerick. He therefore hereby respectfully
Invites all persons indebted to him to call
Why can't we have a new cross walk on
Main street across Madison: The old one
seems is float over pcnd, and when walked
upon the water rises over it, much to the
discomfort of all pedestrians.
VIM. Hairless, who has spent several
last week to stay. He says there is quite a
boom up there but Benton county has
superior inducements for him yet.
A bright lunar rain bow was seen about
half.past six last Saturday evening. The
rays of the bright full moon reflected on a
passing shower produced perfect bow but
of somewhat darker shades than those seen
in the day time.
Under the head of new this week will be
seen the advertisement of j. Sherwin, Arch.
itect and Superintendent His Office is in
Portland but his business extends over the
whole state. Amy Communication addressed
to him will meet with prompt attention
The last pay day of the O. P. r R. Co.
1.-The hands were paid at the Company's
Office and from A. NJ. untii late in the after.
noon the hall in front of the Office door was
crowded almost to suf6cation, by men
waiting to sign the pay roles and get their
money. yet there was six men in the effics
engaged in paying off all the time.
ID. Carlisle,was arraigned before the Re
corder last Thursday, charged with violating
Ordinance No. 26, (the Sunday iaw.) He
stood his trial as we learn in order to tes
the validity of the ordinance, purse having
been made up for the purpose. The jury
found him guilty and the case will be ap
pealed to the Circuit Court.
The following Est Of letters remained un
called for at the postoffice at corvallis, Or
Nov. 1lth, 1881: Rebecca Eottage, Mrs
Mollie Wilson, ) Broadman, M Bowers
OH Cambridge, s W Davies, D Hurd, 7
L Morton. e s slsrsters, John Q Moore
Robert Powell, Jas F Thompson, Jno F
Wilson. N. R. BARBER, P. NJ.
We clip the following sensible remarl
from the New Northwest: HThe Nev
Northwest has no desire to see one portic,
of Oregon developed at the expense of an
other, but would like to note equal growt
and Improvement, and welcomes Col Hogg'
promise of the speedy completion of th
Oregon Pacific Railway through the centra
portion of the state to Yaquina Bay. Their
Ia no danger of too many transportation
lines. Railroads will open up new fields t
settlement and cultivation, with consequen
increase in wealth, productionsyand popula
tisn-n.