The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-10-07
LOCAL NOTES.

T. J. Buford
~ Keeps all of the leading
Newspapers, Magazines, Novels, etc.
Miss Hattie Hanna is visiting friends in
Salem.
- Cedar posts for sale at Cheuoweth and
Johnson's'
Mr. c. B. Starr, from near Monroe, has
moved to town to reside.
All kinds of Blanks in stock and for sale
atsthe Gazette Office.
NJ L. Trap poi Yaquina was in town the
latter part Of last week.
=. For the latest patterns in wall l-paper, 60
> TO the new furniture store.
Sheriff King is having tho inside of his
office treated to new coat of paint.
B. W. Wilson has been to the bay and
returned very much improved in health.
G. Herbert Nash spent several days in
Portland last week and this.
Carlile has Just received large invoice of
the Phoenix cigars. the best bit cigar ever
offered in this market.
s The county board of equalization is in ses-
lively appearance. @z4-s
Corvallis is good place for book
-bindery, Any Information concerning the
same will be freely given at this office.
The Warren Brothers, of Summit, were
in town this week. They are fixing up for
winter.
Fresh Yaquina Oysters at Carlile's. Per-
sons wishing supplies for families should
order in the forenoon.
J. Riley Baldwin went to Sheridan Tues
day on business, and will be absent for sew
erai days.
Mrs. Capt. Wass, of Cape Foulwe,ther.
passed through the city en- route for home;
She has been visiting at Portland.
Our Senior was out to the summit last
Mays potato patch. Jeems can't well cover
up his No. ll's.
Mrs. Geo. Stevens, of Newport, was sum-
moned to this city the last of the week to
the death bed of her mother Mrs. Pygall.
She is still in the city.
We passed through Philomsth last Sat-
turday evening, and found that town very
much as Corvallis generally is full Of stran-
gers, most of whom we presume were EN-
ployees of the Railroad.
A small amount of money at the Gazette
Office to loan ON rea' estate security of three
times the value of the money loaned.
Party borrowing viii have to pay for ex-
animation of title.
JAS w. Bras6eld, who has for number
of years been popular merchant at June.
ton City, will close out his business there
immediateiy and commence business at
Newport on the Yaquina Bay.
Mr. L. f. Robson, one of the foremen or
the Oregon Pacific r. B., in order to send
the news to his fathers family at Harrisburg
came to our Office and subscribed for the
GAZETTE. Mr.. R. seems to be competent
and industrious workman and we learn give.
good satisfaction.l
z. Rosenthal's fall and winter stock d
gents furnishing goods, clothing. hats and
caps, boots and shoes, groceries, tobacco and
cigars, notions, etc., have commenced to
arrive. Remember he keeps the best goods
and sells the cheapest. 4O-2
j. j. Hatch of Portland, was in the city
yesterday and favored the Gazette Off x
with his presence, he informs as that his
new steamer Yaquina, is almost completed
and will soon be in condition to run between
the Yaquina bay and Portland or San Fran
cisco, she has q carrying capacity for foul
hundred tons of freight and accommodations
for about fifty passengers.
During last month We sent out statement
of account showing how each subscriber
account stood on subscription books
These accounts were made out net only fo
back subscriptions, but also for the presen
year in advance. Each person getting on,
of these statements by examining the dat
near the bottom can readily ascertain tn
time to which tho amount in each case viii
pay them to. We make this statement be
cause some persons from whom we have
heard have misunderstood the time ant
erronsously supposed thst the whole amount
wss FOR tirss alrsety past
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