The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-11-04
LOCAL NOTES.
IT. ]. Buford

I'll. q. Duioio
q Keeps all of the leaflins
Z, Newspapers. Magszines. Novels. etc.
The Skating rink viii be open Saturday
night.
All kin o. Blanks in stock and for sale
at the Gazette office.
Bart II. Allen of Halsey, was in tie city
on Wednesday of this week.
The Corvallis GAZETTE for sale on the
counter of Buford's news depot.
Rev. NJ. C. Chapman will preach In til"
NJ. E. Church in this city next Sabbath.
We le rn that there is to be a social
party at the Occidental Hotel to night
~ Garlic has just received large invoice of
the Phoenix cigars the best bit cigar ever
offered in this market.
Hon. Allen Parker of Oneata, John Priest.
Ed C. Phelps and George Landreeth Of
Newport. are in the city.
Obc Mctly has tecn civil and polite hut
very dgnifel since last Friday morning.
1t is boy this ti,ne-
Corvallis is good place for book
hindery, Any information concerning tie
same win be freely given at this Office.
Miss Cara Wass came up from Portland
last Friday to visit friends in this city
and remained until Wednesday morning..
Owing 70 recent rains rendering work in
dirt 81 tEifcalt. the Oregon Pacific have
discharged a large number of Cinnamon.
w. A. Wells has charted another steamer
TO convey wheat to England, 1t Is the
Eng!isl, ship Glengaber from n. Y. with
a Capacity Of Al, COO bushels.
The little daughter of David Jnnkins o.
Linn conrsy aged two years. was stricken
with paralysis of the left side last wecl-.
This is very unusual III one so young.
Miss Lila Gains returned from a. visit to
Portland Saturday. She was accompanied
by Miss Tilla Cornelius of Fore. Grove, who
spent several days in the city visiting
friends.
Miss Mary Monteith of Corva''is- was IL
the city the first of the week. She was ac-
companed home by Miss Ollie Miller, who
remained with her two or three days.-Al.
tbany Democrat.
market in this place to Mrs. An'lrew
limerick. He therefore hereby respectfully
invites all persons indebted to him to call
and settle Immediately.
We are informed that one of the prom
inent merchants of Monroe came near get
ting two story heal built on him this
week. We would tell who it was and all
the circumstances but that we do not desire
to become prematurely bald.
The Willamettee river is very high for
this season of the year but falling. On Mon
day aud Tuesday it was too high to cross at
this pl zee with the ferry boat, SO all oassen-
gers from the other side. had to come by
small boats.
There are two or three persons in this
city who have accompanied policeman ta
the calaboose so often that whenever they
get little too much land league eatangle
ment aboard, they 60 and file e-emption
entries on the door steps and await the
coming of an officer to complete the entry.
Mr. Alfred Holman, Of the Oregonian,
came up ON the West side train last Thurs
day and remained until after Sunday. Mr.
II. is genial, social gentleman who make,
personal friends wherever he goes. and IA
confidently asserts that he will make friend;
for the Oregonian by his report of this sec
tion of the country.
A company has been latsly formed unde
the name of j. Weinand Lewis Co.. fnl
the purpose of developing the quarry o
milestone barr lately discovered in Linz
county near Sweet Home valley. Mr.
Weinand, lately from France, who learne,
his trade there as practical workman il
burrs, takes charge of the work and say
that the rock is equal in quality to the bes
French burr.
Last Sabbath an attendant at one of tn
churches got so weary that he took off hi
boots in order to stay it through the Ion,
services. This may % valuable information
to-readers who become afflicted in hk
manner. Albany Democrat.
Yes, but he could have sat in ono position
for twice that length of time with goot
pedro hand, and his boots would never hav
Troubled him.