The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-06-10
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4 Newspapers, Magazines. Novels, etc.
Salem printers intend having picnic.
| Col. Mosby, of guerilla fame, viii soos
visit Oregon.
i Frank Mcdowell, of Salem, was in tn,
city last Sunday.
e. A. Gibson, Newport, was in the city
the first Of the week.
Hon.. james Chamber of Kings Valley
was in town Wednesday.
Mise Allie Rumbaugh, of Albany, is visit
ling friends in this city.
| Work will soon be, commenced on the
Roseburg and Coos Bay railroad.
The County Court has an unusual amount
of road business before it this term.
Our old friend Alexander Lamb called
upon us at our Office on Tuesday last.
Mr.. C. Herbert Nash; Of. the .Oreeon 20,
Colonist has gone to Salem on business.
DIR. A. NJ. Belt and his soaE M. Belt,
of Independence were in, the city Sunday
Prof. M. L. Nofsker, Of Monmouth, was
in the city this week and favored us with a
call
w. L. Cauthorn, of Soap Creek, swapped
yarns for q brief time with us on Wednes :
day.
Miss Becca Vincent, who has been visit
ing friends in Polk county, returned home
on Monday.
Lafe Y. Wilson has returned from Mon.
roe and may once more be found in the
County Clerks Office.
johnson Porter who has been to Pomeroy
w. I. on a business and pleasure trip, re-
turned as Saturday.
Bryson& Young have money to loan in
any sum to suit, on good real estate security
at low rate of interest.
Joe Wilson returned from the Bay Tues.
day. He reports lots of campers and every
thing in fine shape there.
The harvest season will probably find the
farmers short of laborers, as SO many men
are employed on the railroads
Mr.. Ashly Pearce, an old friend of ours
and Of the GAZETTE, was in ths city this
weeA attending county court.
DR.. j. w. Watts, of Oregon City, will
deliver the Fourth of July oration at the
State Fair grounds this year. A good selec-
ton.
Hon F. NJ. Wadsworth, of Soap Creek
precinct, was registered at the Vincent
house Tuesday. He is an old friend of the
Master Moaie Kline, son of our fellow
townsman L. G. Kline, who has been at
Portland attending school is now at home
for vacation.
Gov. Thayer while in Corvallis last week,
subscribed for a. a1number of copies of the
Oregon Colonist" for the State House at
Sateiii
100000 feet of assorted lumber for sale at
the Corvallis saw mill for $40 per thousand
feet Special rates on dressed and other
lumber for cash.
Ns~<A<A = ~ AERsDh1D topIlctOEs
When the Governor was here last week,
he mentioned in. the course of conversation
his belief that ere lis term of Office expired |
we should see the state nearly out of debt.
More poWer~so himi
Among the number of ..oar towns-people |
who are at Portland this week we notice NJ.
8. Woodcock, DR.. Lee, Dr. Bayley, Wallis
Nash. Wallis Baldwin, H. E. Harris, Myer
Harris andJohn Keesee. ~
Hon. Joel Palmer, one lof Oreeotps pio.
neeers, who figured conspicuously in the
early STRUGGLES of the Terratorial Govern.
ment, is lying very i'll at his home in Day
Ton, Yamhill county.
Lee Henkle of Muddy, was in the city
and called. Lee is substan-
tial farmer and knows the value of good
paper. He has been a subscriber to the
GAZETTE for years.
The Peruvian syrup has cured thousands
who were suffering from Dyspepsia, Debility
Liver complaints, Boils, Humors, Female
etc. Pamphlets free tos any ad-
iress. Seth w. Fowler & Sons, Boston.
Have Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry al.
ways at hand. It cures coughs colds, gron-
hites whpeoping cough, Group, Influenza,
CONSUMPTION and all throat and Lung COM
'laint. so cents and $l.O0 bottle.
In the case of s. H. Oliver against Albert
tried in Justice Wrenn's Court
asst Tuesday afternoon, our associate, Mr..
fantis, was engaged in pleading the cause
n behalf of the injured innocence of his old
nd esteemed friend the plaintiff.
Geo. Stephenson. of Jacksonville, win
tand his celebrated stallion. Sir Walter. in
Corvallis and Albany the coming season,
ommencing April End and ending July lst,
Ssl:: For particulars inquire at Sol Kings
table. Corvallis If.
And now the ardent lover sf
The piscatorial art, II
Toward the stream doth HE away IL
From the city's bnsy mart;
AND there, beneath the broiling sun,
Will sit from morn till night,
And never get single burned,
Dash blasted, gol-danged bite.
A. ,. Locke, our county surveyor, has
.tely received his new compass and will at
'nd to the wants Of the people in that line ,
reasonable terms. All persons, wanting I
aryeying done sans secure his services j by
rodping card in the postoffice or by ap.
lying to him in person. 23w4 !