The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-07-15
LOCAL NOTES.

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Cigars and Tobaccos in the city.
VIM. Bagley, of Toledo, is in the city.
Great bargains in Gents Furnishing Goods
at E. Rosenthal's.
Try the celebrated ''owl" and sour Pug"
Cigars at RAYS
In. Price, of Philomath, favored us
with call Saturday.
Just received 5000 of those Beauty's
Bower cigars at Buford,'s.
j. j. Flett, formerly of the Benton Blade,
is in the city with his family.
John Conner, of Albany, was in Corvallis
asst Monday looking after business.
$500 to loan on good security. Inquire
of Rayburn & Noftsger, attorneys at law.
To overcome the pressure of hard times
you must buy your goods of E. Rosenthal.
D. c. Sherwin, of Summit, was In the
Jas. A, Cauthorn is at Salem attending
the meeting Of the Grand Lodge 4. Oil
w.
Hon James Chambers, of Kings valley.
Made glad our sanctum with his presence
ON TUESDAY last.
Jas. Foster, Jr., BULLET" of Albany,
knocked the breath out of us last Wednes-
day by his sudden appearance in our office.
The Oregon Pacific Railway Co.'S Office is
over Hamilton, Job & Co.'S Bank. 1t has
been lively place of business for the last
week
Mr.. Jas Ball, of junction City, has been
rusticating at Sodaviile and passed through
Corvallis Wednesday and called at the GA
zErTE Office.
| Mack Crow tells us that the Yaquina road
| is considerably cut up by the constant
stream of wagons passing overit on their
way to the Bay.
/ The city council have introduced an ordi-
nance providing for the grading of second
street. We are informed that it will be
acted upon next Monday evening.
Charlie. son of Ex-Governor Gibbs, was
severely burned on one side of his face last
week by the explosion of can of powder.
1t is hoped he will not be severely Scared.
NJ. w. Simpson of Elk City, was in Cor
wallis Wednesday. Marsh is a life long
democrat, but understands the value Of \
good newspaper and renewed his subscrip-
tion to the GAZETTE.
Marshal Pygall, who is also road super
visor for the city of Corvallis, is putting
| gravel on the streets in some of those places
where .here was SO much mud last winter.
This is much needed improvement.
On the fourth page will La fonnd the
oration of F. NJ. johnson, Ess af this city.
delivered at Belfountein on tie 4th of July.
Nj. Johnson is an eloquent speaker. as the
ora-ion in question viii duly testify.
corner Tuesday evening This man was
selling Howard's art of Computation, book
that really seems to possess merit. lie had
{ trained dog ana saoceslcd il drawing
quite crowd.
Memory carried us back to elsilliioo1
Wednesday when we saw several of our
prominent business men out in the streets,
regardless alike Of either dust or remarks,
: intently and enthusiastically eng. ed in a
game Of marbles.
H. W. Keesee, Esq, Of Piinesvirc,
Wasco Connty,is visiting friends in the city.
We are glad to learn that Henry is doing
qu fe we'll in his new home. He was raised
in our county and we natarly feel an in
t-rest in his weflfsge
In anothes Column will be seen The
Financial exhibit of Be;5Fon County for the
fis al year ending July list 1881. BY Con
sulting the same the tax payers can see
where their money has gone to. and in short
afnll statement Of tie affairs of the county
A. Cauthorn & Son have for sale the Cali
E fornia Adjust III Spring Toothed Cultivato
and Harrow, which is undoul tedly the bes
i cGltivator in market for the determination O
: wild oats and other noxious weeds, and an
swers every purpose of the common harrow
We understand that ex-At5orney Genear
! George II. Williams has associated himsel
! with W. Lair IIill Of The Dalles, and Dur
ham & Thompson OF Portland, in the lay
; business. The iirn viii have two Offices
D one in Pors.Anl ard one at The Dalles.
= DR.. Jol.n Boswell has removed from tn
e Setz Agency, i, this county, with his fam
i lily to Haley. Linn county, where he ha
h permanently iecated for the practice of hi
( Profession. rs q fr;e.:d of long standing "
: trust that Dr. Boswell may meet with tn
success in his new location that his wei
Il known professional skill and long practie
!. entities him to.
. menced peddling spectacles. The city mai
- shal purchased pair and then mildly aske
e him for his license. He could not producs
lt and was politely asked to interview h
d Honor, Sawtell. This last meeting was
:, feeling one, the peddler who was feelings ft
N Sl3, and when he found it, left it to defra
W city expenses. He left next morning Ian
,. the days go by.
On last Friday evening Yong Ameris
:. Engine company No l met at a called nl1el
!, ing at their elegantly furnished hall in tn
J. city and proceeded to elect the followir
s officers: w. S. McFadden, President; J. /
8 Cauthorn, Vice President; N L. Raber, Sc
: retary; w. G Campbell, Financial Sec; Cyrl
To-, Ass;