The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-09-23
LOCAL NOTES.

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Keeps all of the leading
Newspapers, Magazines, Novels, etc.
Full cream cheese at Rays.
Monumental's next Monday night.
Cedar posts for sale at Chenoweth and
Johnson's
Ben Cox of Long Tom was in the city
Monday.
E. L. and Albert Bryan, of Tangent were
in the city Monday.
All kinds of BLANKS in stock and for sale
at the Gazette Office.
For the latest patterns in wall paper, go
to the new furniture store.
c. II. Hewet and s. ]. Kline, of Albany
were in the city Saturday.
The bark Rival was wrecked at the mouth
of the Columbia last Sunday, no lives lost.
Mrs Kellyis moving her millinery store
from her old stand, two doors south.
Young Americas now have their engine
house lashed and the first coat of plaster on.
Jno. j. Daily Esq. of Dallas, was in the
city Monday, he cast his shadow across our
door.
The Linn county fair commences on
Tuesday, Sept. 27th,. at the fair grounds
near Albany.
s. E. Segortner of Portland favored us
with a call Monday, he was. on his way to,
the Yaquina Bay.
A Democratic organ is talked of in Rose
burg these signals indicate preparations for
the Spring campaign.
Hon j. D. Lee of Dallas was in Corvallis
last Saturday and remained over Sabbath
We acknowledge a pleasant call.
Fresh Yaquina Oysters at Carlile's. Per-
aans wishing supplies for families should
order in the forenoon.
The harvest is past the summer ended
and the Gazette office needs a large amount
of wood on subscription.
Carlile has just received large invoice of
the Phoenix cigars the best bit cigar Never
offered in this market
Corvallis is good place for book
bindery, Any information concerning the
same will be freely given at this office.
Rev. T. B. White, and s. P, Hackleman
Esq. of Albany frightened our sanctum for
short time Saturday with their presence.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles, the commandant
of this military department, with his aide,
Lieut.. o. F. Long have started on another
tour of inspection of Forts Walla Walla and
Lapwai.
Geo. w. Washburn ESQ. and Mr.. H..
Abrams, Of Junction City, were in Corvallis
Monday and favored us with call. Mr.
w. also appreciating good thing left mis-
measure for the Gazette.
A large number of students are now COM
ing in to attend the Agricultural College.
this school is growing in favor throughout
the State and justly SO the management is
good and the teachers the best.
notwithstanding the lateness of the season
and the fact that the hot weather is nearly
over. still crowds of people are going to
Yaquina bay either on pleasure trips or to
see the country and invest in property.
Lafe Wilson returned from his trip be-
low Monday, he says he had been to Port
land but we are informed on reliable author
ity that he only paid 1.5O Railroad fare
each way and that on the East side road.
Work on the O. P. r. r. is still being
pushed forward with the utmost expedition
the grading on the first ten mile section
will be completed this week. Much more
work ON the other end of the route and on
the rocky. points west of Philomath has
already been done.
Roy Raber returned from San Francisco
Monday evening, by way of the East side
of the river, we never could see why per-
sons-coming through from Portland would
come so niles by Rail and 10 by stage
with stoppage of an hour, in preference to
80 miles by rail direct.
The case of the State of Oregon against
VIM II. Watkins and his bondsmen that
has been on trial in the Marion county Cir
cult Court has been decided by Judge Boise
IN favor of the state of Oregon and judge
nent given AGAINST Watkins for 500, ,Os.