The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-05-13

Walter jackson and Mark Mayer, of Port
land, are in the city.
Geo. Holman with Hodge Davis & Co., Of
Portland, is in the city.
DR.. F. A. Vincent is having his Office thor
oughly overhauled and repainted.
If you want to borrow money on your
farm, or sell it, call on Bryson & Yuung.
John Marks Sen., an old pioneer of Linn
county, died at his residence near Lebanon
last week,
Glen o. Holman Esq, formerly teacher
at Philomath college is now city attorney Of
the Dalles.
On account of a few ships having arrived,
wheat has advanced to 81 80 per GENITAL in
| Portland.
The s'Big 4's' has 25 men in their min
stral troup and their actual expenses are
$3.50 day.
| 1t makes person wish he had large
family to buy shoes for, to go through s. H.
Looks store.
Will Wheeler don't talk to common
people this week. It is girl, weight
twelve pounds.
DIR. C. R. Templeton and wife returned to
Albany last week froma two years sojourn
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. H. Fl. Keesling, formerly Of this city
but recently removed to Portland, was in the
city this week.
Our fellow townsman, T. J. Buford,
made trip to Portland on last Monday, and
returned ON Wednesday.
Bryson & Young have money to loan in
any sum to suit, on good real estate security
at low rate of interest.
A -four mill is soon to be started in
Sweet Home valley Linn county civilization
encroaching on the Cascade mountains.
Half fare rate on the w. O. r. R., for
the picnic on the oath. This will doubtless
bring large number of visiting tlremen.
R. s. johnson, salesman with H. g.
Martson, took'his departure for McMinnyille
this week where he will reside in future.
Chenoweth & johnson pay cash for coun-
ty warrants, and city orders, also discounts
notes and loan money. Call and see us
and We will make the rough places smooth.
John Lewis says he sells beef steaks as
big as his foot at Lewis Osborn's meat
market, but that is rather immense if true.
The New Northwest and Riverside are
engaged in Kilkenny discussion. we are
sorry to see women bringing their qaarrels
before the public.
Dr.. +. cauthors, Of nnersss, Lane,
county, !. .visisin, = d the csfs va
are aladsto learn pe Dr.ss mesting
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with good sasa sw hone:
,the Start
= new school
b nish them ct
the rates.
from the Lonl esday and
favored us with IT the grain
prospects in that pan County as ex-
cellent.
An essay on Temperance read at.the tenn
perance meeting last Monday has been hand
ed us for publication but owing to the crowd
ed condition of our columns, is of necessity
declined.
Graham, Hamilton & Co. have now in
stock the new school books adopted by the
Board of Education, for the use of the pub
lie schools and will sell them at the intro
ductory and exchange prices.
G. d. Burkhart, about IS years of age,
one of the old pioneers living about one mile
east of the depot at Albany, died on last
Saturday morning at o'clock and was bur-
ried on Sunday last. One by one they
60.
The cow ordinance of the city of Corvall-
is requires that allpersons havih. cows within
the corporation shall keep then. securely
housed during night time. Look out for the
marshal and fines for violating this ordi-
nance.
The plug uglies viii appear at the pic
mic on the oath at the conclusion Of the days
exercises. Jack Alphin has taken this mat
ter in hand and every body who has seen
him perform in this capacity knows he will
make it decided success.
p. p. Gates fomerly q. s. mail agent on
west side railroad but now In the mer-
camille business at Yamhill was in the city
over Sabbath and:from some reason failed to
get away on Monday. We are glad to see
his genial countenance on our streets.
A man by the name OF Marshal was ar
rested, charged with stealing pair Of
boots and taken before Justice Wrenn on
last Monday the prisoner declared his In
nocence but entered plea of guilty In
| court and was duly registered at Kings
hotel with board guaranteed for thirty days
by the county.
On last Saturday Miss Leila White,
daughter of Rev. T. B. White Of Albany
took her departure for Avingten Va. to fin
ish her education at the Martha Washington
academy for young ladies at that place.
Miss White is sister of Mrs. Prof. Arnold
of this city and has hosts of friends here
whose best wishes follow her.