The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-10-07
BEAurY's Bower.
This famous cigar is
ONLY seld at T. J. Buford's.

BRAuTY's Bower.
This famous cigar is
Only sold at 7. J. Buford's.
Work has commenced at the tunnel on
the O. P, R. r. at the Summit.
Wanted.-A few more cords of wood on
description at this office.
T. s. Buford, agent for the American
Book Exchange of New York.
The Corvallis GAZETTE for sale on the
counter of Buford's news depot.
Quite number of families are mooving
into town to send their children to school
during the winter.
You can buy the New Improved Singer
sewing machine for thirty dollars, at VIII
Bros. Corvallis.
Geo. NJ. Gerhard of Engineer Pihl's corps
of surveyors at the bay, was in town over
Sunday last visiting friends.
The Willamette river is now in good boat
ing stage, the recent rains having raised the
river to about its usual winter standard.
T. ]. Blair goes to Portland tomorrow to
serve as juror in the United States Court
to be held at that city next Monday.
Henry Ach Esq of the law firm of
Whally, Flechimer and Ach of Portland, was
in the city this week on business.
John NJ Osburn returned from Eastern
Oregon Tuesday with forty head of cattle
and some excellent milk cows.
Wallis Nash Esq, made flying trip to
the bay few days since ON business con-
nected with the railroad.
The roads are getting muddy owing to the
late rains, hut should the rain cease they
will be good again in few days.
VIM, A. Peak of Lower Alsea, was in
the city this week on business; he returned
home Wednesday.
The Supreme court of Oregon is in session
in Salem, having convened on last Monday,
it will remain in session until late in the
winter.
A boy wanted at this office who desires
to learn the printing business. He must be
industrious and attentive to business, and
must De. at the office on time.
The Presbytery Of the Presbyterian church
of Oregon met at Brownsville last Tuesday.
Revs. A. Simpson. ]. A. Hanna and FL. p.
Dunning of this city were in attendance.
1t is the intention of the railroad compa-
nv to soon put most of their force of work
men to work on the end of the road next to
the Yaquina bay, probably about next week.
The late rains have somewhat materially
interfered with work ON the o. T. K. H.,
yet the work is still progressing as rapidly
as possibly could be expected.
The Linn county fair at Albany last week
was rather light, as we are informed the
weather was cloudy and the attendance
small though very good display in the pa
villion.
We are informed that a certain widow in
this city has very neatly worked motto
displayed in her parlor bearing this inscrip-
ton: "What is home without husband" :"
We concur.
This is pay day OH the Oregon Pacific and
thousands of dollars will be handed out over
the bank counter to the various employees,
yet we presume Portland will say that this
is only amusement.
Students are now coming in rapidly to the
Agricultural college at this place. Already
a very large number are i'll attendance and
every indication is that the present school
year viii be one OF the most prosperous in
the history of the college.
The subscription lists for the Harbor
improvement at Yaquina are still being
circulated with good success, we shall ex-
pect to hear of a number of farmers coming
up with wheat soon.
By private letter from Jee Hinkle now
at Prinesvllle, we learn that that gay youth
is soon to visit this city within this month
his many frien1s will be glal to see him.
Mr.. Hamilton Cox of the firm of Cox and
Parker, Oneata was in the city ON Wednes.
day and favored the Gazette office with a
call. He started to Portland yesterday on
business connected with his firm.
The undersigned takes this opportunity
in extending hi, heartfelt thanks to neigh
bors and frienls, for their kin lily assistance
in the late sickness of his family which re-
suited in the death of his aged mother.
AL PYGALL.
DR.. Lee says he knows who the '.measely
cur" is that stoe his rubber bianket, and
that if he does not return the same he 1.-THE
Dr. will publish his ancestry and give a
complete diagnosis Of his moral, physical and
commercial condition. That fellow had
better bring the blanket home.
A number of gentlemen from Germ my,
and reported to be interested in the Wizard
Railroads on this coast, came up from Albany
Tuesday and passed down On the West side
They had been over the whole route to
Roseburg Oh the East side.
We took the trouble to count the passen-
gers on the Albany stage one day this week,
and counted twelve and yet the load did
not seem to be greater than usual, this is
the way people come to Corvallis to say
nothing of the train which is now seldom
more than 80 or 40 minutes behind its
advertised time.
On Sundey evening as the family of Mr..
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