The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-12-16
Local Notes.
BEAUTY's BOWER.

The Skating rink will be open Saturday
night,
The M. E. parsonage at Pomeroy is fin
ished.
Breech loading shot guns from SO to S65,
at VIII Bros.
Holiday Presents given away at +.
Rosenthal's.
Jas Ball returned home from Yaquina bay
last Saturday.
The Yamhill reporter is to have new
power press.
There are now % feet of water on the
Coos Bay bar.
The law against vagrancy is being en-
forced at Salem.
Christmas presents at Postoffice Store.
All kinds of Blanks in stock and for sale
at the Gazette office.
Stationery and books of all descriptions at
Postofflce Store.
Snow fell three inches deep at the Dalles
on the first of December.
At Hood river lately the snow was from
eight to ten inches deep
Now is the time to buy your Holiday
presents at E, Rosenthal's.
Wanted-A few more cords of wood on
Inscription at this office.
Christmas cards at Postofice Store.
The Corvallis GAZETTE for sale on the
counter of Buford's news depot.
The Baptist church at Puyallup is to
have bell weighing 400 pounds.
Novelties os all kinds at Postofice Store
sixty days at Mrs. Z. A. Knights millinery
store.
Come before it is too late and get some of
those fine Holiday gifts at E. Rosen-
thals.
You can get the best and cheapest
christmas goods at Carliles. Call and see
before you purchase
The propriety of maintaining county
fair in Lane county is being discussed about
Eugene.
A little girl of Joseph Sternburg of
Junction city aged four years, died of
diptheria last week.
A teachers insti tute will be held at
Oregon City, mmencing Dec. 2Sth and
continuing three days.
Scarlet fever has appeared with fatal
results at Hillsboro. Three deaths are
recorded, two children.
just received by P. P Greffoz choice
lot of watches, clocks, jewelry. fine ware,
etc., suitable for holiday presents.
Parties wishing to borrow money can
procure the same on real estate security
by applying to NJ. S. Woodcock.
Corvallis is good place for book.
bindery. Any information concerning the
same will be freely given at this office.
D. CarliIe is preparing for the Holidays.
You can expect something nice in the line
of candies, notions, jewelry, fancy goods,
etc., etc.
Rev. J. r. n. Bell returned last Saturday
to Corvallis from Roseburg. where he has
been for some days on "a visit with his
family.
|. i. A. Abbey again appe YRS on our streets.
He came out last week from Yaquina Bay
bringing with him some of the Engineers on
the government works at that place.
Jacob Workman of junction City, Lane
Co., met with quite a severe accident yes
terday. While going out of his residence
he fell on the slippery steps and broke two
of his ribs.
V. Kratz and Geo. S. Washburne of juno
tion City, will start TO San Francisco to-
morrow in the interest of KratZ & Wash
burne on their enterprise of building a mill
in Portland.
DIR. j. R. Bayley left on wednesday. for
Newport by way of Portland. for the pur-
pose of purchasing goods to take from
thence by the new seamer Yaquina to the
former place.
A G. Gruwell late from Iowa, has come
to settle among us and is negotiating for
the purchase of the Newhouse saw mill.
Situated few miles southwest from
Corvallis.
The faithful nimrods can find the cheapest
lot of beach and mnzzle loading shot guns
at Woodcock & Baldwins hardware store
ever before sold in Oregon. A fine variety
call early and secure a bargain.
G. w. Hanson has lately arrived in our
town and opened a general tailoring bust
ness. He offers strong inducements for
patronage which will be found in his ad
under the heal of new this week
Mr. and Mrs. McCully, of Harrisburg,
are lying very low with typhoid fever.
and Mrs. McCully is considered in a very
dangerous state. Sister of Mr.. Martins
wife is momentarily expected to pass away.
Mr. James Young. for long time man
ager of the Salem Flowering mills has re-
signed that position to engage IN the skip
ping business at Portland. Mr.. Joh& Stick
Ter late of the Imperial mills takes his
place.
AT the last regular meeting of Corvallis
Lodge No, IA A. F. & A. NJ held at this
place, the following officers were elected:
john Keesee, w. NJ; Geo. 2. Wrenn, S. w;
J. L. Lilly, J. w; Thos Graham, Treasurer;
E. Holgate. Sec; aud Henry Bell, Tyler.
C. Madden, an attorney at law from Curry
| county who was in attendance on the last
term of our Circuit Court, is yet in our
4 town. He is making full Investigations in
| regard to Corvallis and its future prospects
and surroundings with probable view of
finally locating here.
w. A. Wells of this place, has recently
chartered, and is now loading British bark
| Annie Main an iron vessel of 500 tons at 774s
! which he is now loading with wheat for Liver
pool-Mr Wells now has on hand only l05-
900 bushels of wheat which he has purchased
this season ready for shipment.
Mrs. Teller of Polk county, who was
lately arrested for having poisoned her hus-
band who died so suddenly, has been dis.
charged from custody. the grand jury
having failed to find an Indictment against
her. The stomach of the deceased wa:
thoroughly examined by physicians who
failed to find any trace of poison.
4 Robert N. Baker formerly engaged in the
Tailoring business here has returned, and
again opened in the same business. He has