The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-11-25
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES.
The Skating rink will be open Saturday
night,
Great bargains in Millinary goods at
Mrs. Masons.
All kinds of Blanks in stock and for sale
at the Gazette Office.
We acknowledge a pleasant call from
Judge Finn of Albany.
The Corvallis GAZETTE for sale on the
counter of Buford's news depot.
Great, reduction in prices for the next
sixty days at Mrs. f. A. Knights millinery
store.
Mrs. ]. Mason, has on hand and for sale,
at greatly reduced rates all kind of millinary
goods.
Thanksgiving yesterday, and the survi-
wing turkeys mourn the loss of numerous
friends.
We are pleased to see Marshall Pygall
upon our streets again. AL has been sick
for some time.
Carile has just received large invoice OF
the Phoenix cigars the best bit cigar ever
offered in this market.
Portland is to have reform school. If
students were admitted from a distance,
Corvallis might furnish one or two.
The familiar face of Ju lge Strain is
daily seen upon our streets during court
The Judge looks as young and healthy as
ever
We publish elsewhere communication
from No. 2. We hope the Big Six boys will
not give up the ship yet awhile, for their
services will be needed in future.
Judge Watson Is pushing business in
Circuit Court with his usual dispatch,
commencing Court at s in the morning and
running until late hour of the night.
Otto Fox, 50 long and favorably known
as one of our leading merchants in former
days, paid Corvallis q. hasty visit last Satur-
day and Sunday, after an absence of several
Yesterday was Thanksgiving and the
employees of the Office al having turkeys
to eat, the Gazette went to press earlier
than 1,sual and therefore contains no news
of that day.
The following is list of the Grand jurors
for this term; Martin, Rainwater, Wiley,
Holman, A r. Wi'coxson, Isaac, Martin,
L. S. Zummalt, g. F. Alexander, David
r. Tom.
The Morning Mortgage is the name of a
new paper in Walla. We have heard that
time was money but did not know that it
was ever held in pledge; but we know
chap or two who would like to cash some of
theirs at liberal discount.
We received pleasant call from G. E.
Caukin, the district SCENT of the Travellers
Life. Insurance Co., last Wednesday. He
comes to look after the interests of his
company here. This company also insures
against accidents in travelling :
We called at the skating rink last Satur-
day evening and was rather surprised to
note the increasing interest taken in this
long popular and healthy pastime. The
ever present new beginner furnished the
usual amount OF sport.
District Attorney Hamilton 'tsmole'' a
beaming smile upon our sanctum occupants
last Saturday evening. His Honor, Judge
Watson, put in his appearance also and per
: consequence the mills of ye Circuit Court
now grindeth daily.
The county hotel Sol King manager
has solitary boarder, would be possessor
of some other mans pants as we are informed
which the Grand jury will enquire about,
This is the most serious criminal case we
have this term so far as we know Of
The Albany Herald says: ''We have it
from reliable authority that there is case
of small pox in Corvallis Its a mistake
gentlemen. A man by the name of Stout
has the measles at the botel here, and a
Chinaman in camp near town also had them,
but no small pox is here yet.
We hear from parties recently arrived
general stampede from that section to escape
the smallpox. Every steamboat stage and
train out Of that country is crowded. OF
course every one wishes to avoid the
dreadful disease if possible but we think
there is more danger of contact with it in
travelling than there would be in keeping
close at home even In immediate yacinity.