The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-09-16
LOCAL NOTES

T. J. Buford
Keeps all of the leading
Newspapers, Magazines, Novels, etc.
Full cream cheese at Rays.
Mumps are prevalent in Baker City.
Cedar posts for sale at Chenoweth and
Johnson's
Jos. Nixon, of Albany, was in the city
Wednesday.
Lafe Wilson has gone TO Monroe to remain
for some time.
Alex. Lamb, called yesterday and reports
Monroe unchanged.
Jas. Foster Jr. is now in the employ of
the o. P. r. Il. Co.
All kinds of Blanks in stock and for sale
at the Gazette Office.
For the latest patterns in wall paper, 60
to the new furniture store.
Washington Territory is out of debt and
has SIS, 600 in her treasury.
We have seen several parties from Alba
Ell C4 E<sltC LUZ a4uhha tnio WCChs
Mr. Norris Humphrey of Eugene, was in
the city Tuesday last on business.
George L. Plttock of the Oregonian, has
been reappointed a notary public by Gov.
Thayer.
Fresh Yaquina Oysters at Carlile's. Per-
sons wishing supplies for families should
order in the forenoon.
Joe Wilson is rome ON short vacation
he left his p.rty at Summit. Joe looks as if
railroad working agreed with him.
Corvallis is good place for book
bindery. Any Information concerning the
same will be freely given at this office.
Hon Geo. A. Wagner of Monroe was
IN our Office Wednesday. He reports har-
vest over and people happy in his part of the
vineyard
Miss Nellie Leyins of Dallas. who has
been visiting at Yaquina Bay for several
weeks. passed through Corvallis the first Of
this week en- route for home.
George Mercer left yesterday to survey
a plot of government land on the south side
of the bay on the coast. He was accom-.
panied by T. ]. Buford.
Norman S, son of Capt. ]. M. Ayles, Of
this county, aged IA years, arrived In Cor.
wallis Monday direct from England. Hi,
father met him in Portland.
The oath, one week from tomorrow, ii
Rosch Hoshanah or Jewish New Year. Thi.
day is observed by all Jews. and their va
rious places of business will be closed. -
An apple tree on the property of Mrs
McCune in this city has fully matured az
plcs and blossoms ON the same limb. Th.
second crop will be for sale in january.
The Corvallis plow company cast mum
Der Of car wheels for the O. P. r. r. Co.,
last week. These wheels are to be used OF
construction cars at the tunnel at Fords
Point.
Geo. E. Bently, formerly of this city
passed through Corvallis Wednesday OF
his way to the bay. George has been il
Eastern Oregon for several months past, bu
has recently returned to Albany.
The following letters remain uncalled fo
at the post Office in Corvallis, Sept. 18th: o
F. Blight, Tom Case, Nida Ferguson, NJ
Hice. Mrs. Nettie Sherwood, Mary volluru
Andrew wangef. n. R. BARBER, P. N.
J.w Brasfield and s. II. Berry, Of juno
tion city, were m the city yesterday. The,
report junction in good condition, and sa'
that Lane county Is greatly rejoiced owe
the construction of the o. P. r. r.
A deed of trust conveying the Oregon an,
California railroad and all its branches are
property to Henry Willard, Robert Davi
PEBBLES and Charles Brotherton, was file
in the county clerk office at Portland Las
Tuesday.
Mr.. w. r. Ready has become successfs
fisherman. While at Elk City the frat q
This week he cxught eight mud cats and
craw fish I'd less than six hours He wa
sadly disappointed however when told fhs
none Of his fish were of any use whateve
except to bsit for trout
Chas. Alexander lost . valuable teal
last week, one of the horses had been ailin
for some time and died in the pasture. Th
other had worked regularly up to fe,
hours before it died, from some cause nc
known. This il quite ! heavy lose particu
lAFIy now that teams srs in 20 much demand