The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-10-28
LOCAL NOTES.

T. J. Buford
Keeps all of the leading
Newspapers. Magazines. Novels. etc.
All kinds of Blanks in stock and for sale
at the Gazette office.
Tom \, ,sh has moved to the country and
become granger.
R.. c. Simmons, returned last Saturday
from trip to the Bunch grass country.
Nc. Monteith is about to apply for a
patent on new fire extinguisher
The Corvallis GAZETTE for. sale On the
counter of Buford's news depot.
There is many man whose tongue might
govern multitudes, if he could only govern
his tongue.
Carlile has just received large invoice of
che Phoenix cigars the best bit cigar ever
offered in this market.
Corvallis is good place for book
bindery. Any information concerning tie
same will be freely given at this Office.
The Daily Talk, of Salem, outspoken in
behalf OF Yaquina Bay, and calls on the peo
pie of Marion county to assist in the har
hor work.
Joseph Cares of Kings Valley favored us
with call, he reports Kings Valley fiouris' :
ing and the people happy in the prospect
of the Yaquina railroad.
VIM McWillis living ON the lower Alsea
was in Corvallis the first sf the week. He
informs US that by the recent death of an
uncle he has fallen heir to over sixty thous-
and dollars.
The Yamhill Register thas apologies:
Our paper this week is not altogether what
we would wish it. Our editors, pa ioprictois
and foreman have all been away leaving the
office most of the time in the hands OF che
devil.
George Hardy, teiegraphic operator at
Albany, goes to New Tacoma. w. T., this
week. to take charge of the Office at that
place. George has a number of friends here
who are sorry he is to lie removed far far
away.
Pearce, one of the Directors of the Yc-
quina Railroad is so sanguine of it's carly
completion to Albany that he has com
msnced buying property over here. Last
Wednesday he purchased the old Cheade
Touring mill at the foot of Broadaibun
strset.-Democrat.
This from the Burlington Hawkeye-
People who live remote from the seashore,
can make good artificial clam by rolling
piece of soap in sand and ashes, and eating
it when it is about half cool. This is rath-
or better than the real clam, but it will
give the inlanders an approximate idea of
the luxury.
We understand that NJ NJ. Davis, an old
resident of Lane county, will remove next
week to Yaquina Bay He believes the
advent of the railroad Will make the Bay a
good business point and contemplates open
ing "pill shop" there.
Deal with him gently,
Brush off his clothes,
Somebody s hit him,
Dab on the nose.
Too soon in the season
He wrote a brief ode,
Simply entitled;
"How sweetly it snode'.
On last Sabbath Henry Willard, accompa-
MED by R. Kohler, P. Shultz, j. Brant, Jr.,
and Mr.. Prescott, all officers of the company
of which Mr. Willard is the president, came
up to Corvallis by special train on the west
side, and after taking dinner at the Occiden
tai, took carriages and drove over to Albany,
and thence returned to Portland.
Last week we mentioned the fact that
several young men, giving their names, had
fitted up rooms in the city and were liring
in fine style, and now Mrs. Vincent gets
into our Editorial locks with the statement
that she fixed up those rooms as part of
the Vincent hotel and put those boys in
them to get them out of the way, and that
the aforesaid young men deserved no credit
sither for energy or taste.
The Oregon State Woman Suffrage Con
vent:on Oct 2lst in Portland, elected the
following officers to serve the ensuing year:
President. Mrs. H. A. Laughary, of Nc
.Miunvil1e; Vice President at large, Mrs. A.
s. Duniway. of Portland; Recording Secre-
tary, Miss Maggie Foster, of Albany; Cor
responding Secretary. Miss Annie Fearn-
side, of Portland; Treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth
johnson, Of East Portland.