The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-08-12
LOCAL NOTES.

Keeps all of the leading
Newspapers, Magazines, Novels, etc.
After the toy pistol comes the green apple.
All kinds of Blanks in stock and for sale
at the Gazette office.
.'Go put your tongue in splints," is the
latest slang observation.
The Corvallis GAZETTE for sale on the
counter of Bpford's news depot.
RevM. Atchson, OF Oalxville. Linn county,
was in the city the first of the week.
Lafe Wilson and Roy Raber can now
return from the Bay. Bartlett is gone.
F. NJ. johnson and wife, Lafe. Wilson
and Roy Raber started for the Bay Saturday
afternoon.
A. J. Langworthy's cash store is the place
to get bargains in dry goods, groceries and
provisions.
number of orr cltizsns went to Albany
last Friday to attend the funeral d4Gen
Mart. v. Brown.
Uncle Will Henkle says it is too late to
harvest He has cut, thrashed and stored
his whole crop of several hundred bushels.
The New Bsnson ID. aocras Is OH our
table published i'll this city weekly by John.
son 0denea1, it is in reality a resuscitation oi
the Benton Blade.
The boy looked forward to the Fourth,
50 Toy pistol, bold in hand;
& He fired-it busted-lock- jaw came,
Es@$ Yss TIa has ioiued fha apreI hand
JAS A. Canthorn claims the honor OF
storing the first wheat of this season. He
took in sixty sacks on Saturday from the
Lock Bros.
VIM. Wood, of Alsea Valley, calledon us
the first of the week. He reports that some
hay was lost in that valley by the recent
rain but no grain.
Bakers "A castor oil, No, i castor oil and
extra winter strained lard oil, all of the
best quality and at the lowest prices at
Graham, Hamilton & Co.'S.
If you Nant neat and comfortable
fitting boot or shoe made of the best material
and in the fastest and most approved style,
call at s. III. Looks boot and shoe store.
you viii find it.
Henry Willard, has donated $1,000 to IL
guidate the Indebtedness on the State Uni
versity at Eugene; this is a generous act
on the part Of Mr.. Willard, and one that
will not be soon forgotten by the citizens of
Lane county.
Ernest Caro-, brother of Isidor and Simon
/ Garoof Roseburg, died in that city on We'd
nesday Of last week, of hemorrhage of the
lungs, aged 36 years. He was conveyed to
Portland on the next day and there buried
in the Jewish cemetery
The old pioneer journalist, J. NJ. Shep-
herd. win start new paper at Baker city.
on or about the 10Th day of October, to be
called the Daily Sage Brush" Shep.
drives trenchant pen, and will doubtless
wake up the sage hens of Baker.
Froissort's Chronicles, price, 81 81
Young's Bible Concordance with index 2 63
Josephus' Works, / IS
Ivanhoe, so
And large quantity of new books for simi-
lar prices at Buford's News Depot.
we hear of coiored man who shot and
killed toll-bridge keeper because the
keeper would not let him pass free, yet the
toll was only cents while the cost of the
powder and ball was cents. 1t is no, won-
der that some people never accumulate any
thing.
After all onr recent rain has not materi-
ally hurt the crops. No grain will be lost
and but very little if any hay 1t was at
first supposed that the hay crop or SO much
as was yeti in the feld would be considerable
damaged but later reports say that it has
all dIied out nicely.
Will Kirk and Albert Ray have returned
from Newport. They do not report any
Large sales Of real estate in that part of the
county, but if possession implies ownership
we would judge from their appearance on
s arrival that they were both freeholders at
the expense of some one else's land.
We find on our table this week, in neat
form TIE annual proceedings Of the Grand
Lodge of L o. of G. T. for 1881, which ap-
pears to give a complete summary of the
Official acts done by that grand body during
the year. We extend thanks to j. E.
Houston the Grand Secretary for the same.