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PROVIDENCE LINE. $1,000.

y
L FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT np
Connecting with Prov dence ana ore 'er tF- ,,,,r
The entirely new and ee5aqt steamer a &9D 1 s1
steamer MASsA HUSaITs On Tuesdays Thursdays and
s D. m. rom Pier 20 n r., foot of Wauen-st.
Connections made at Providence, via r. and W IL, < H.
Mountain points tickets Tor a.e at all principal tc,et
Offices siarQ3ms se'%rel - oCGS ~ 7 2 III foa
way and at Fifth Av1LqS a4 S 5cer PISS ASat
- MGSzEAPt6IIs. COLORADO, OREGON. CALI
FOX. IA and all points in NEBRASKA, UTAH mon
TANA. DAKOTA MINNE5DrA and the NOHiHWE5f
reached direct IRON CHICAGO via tl5
CHICAGO AND NoRrHWEsPERN R'y
ftruns from two 70 dvo trllas duly between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points. II ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of Chr
caRo PULLMAN sLEEPElo are on al 0, us through
ana night For OF fare and other information
apply OcrsJ ~ an5 coupon uc~e5 as-At 1r u
L. +. BOOTH.
General Eastern Agent No. 4l5 broadway Now-Yo
CHARMS
- t1rY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
ONCE Per Is. y. r., foot Of Cortlanitst
Cons gnnents Of freight forwarded as directed to any par
the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders oehyory Kinds Of irosAt and
cbandiss any part Of the city
SEA AND HARBOk TOWING AND RIVER AND liar
BOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly gofed TO any point
IL the LalbOr at reasonable rates.
s1EAM8OATo. BA4tfES AND GROVES TO CHAN.
TEKFOk EACU RSIONS.
John 4 STAIN and Erastus Corning for NEW
HANN, leave PeI Is, y. r. al daily. Saturdays
excepted
METKGPOLIS EXPRESS Co. between New-York anu
New-Ha, Ell Care and dispatch guaranteed
v points a.. l.. W. 81. 49,
For j IA and points East at Pier lS
NORTH SHORE, sfAfkN lsLAND.-Eleye Miles for
Ten Cents. sted uers IRON Pier i. h. H. loot ntenaJ
CLNTKAL sHIPYAKD, ComnAIiJaw. n. dry DOCKS
Machine and SHOPS, everything appertanng 10 tns
cOustruc repair Of vessels
TROY BOATS-CITlZEN'S LINE.-New
4 steamers SA RATOGA aud CITY OF TROY leave daily
EXCEPT saturday, Pier Al, North RIVER foot Chris
connecting with morning uAihs Tor NOTlA Ah1
est sunday steamer touches at ALBANY
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Gitn propertp 90 fet.

4 PAYMENTS to let in the finest apartment
a houses yet erected West side. Apply to JOHN O.
PKAd n architect al owner premises Nos 35 81 49,
On CREST OF LENOX HILL, southwest
~ corner Of Parkave and 6Jthst-Elegant houses Just
finished mostly by days work. In odd colonial style"
Easy 20 make quaint aud interesting always open De-
schptye pamphlet on application to WILLIAM A. HAN
hINSN No 2l3 West 3Istst and builder WILL
lam II JAC kSOS & co, Union square, n. Y
UN0 LET.-230 West 59th-st. fat of ten
rooms all light and Handsomely furnished with rich
paper wood mantes and hreplaces the building
located az most elevated OF 59tst opposite Park
and provided with all the modern best
sanitary devices II owned by atlOn Of gentlemen
Who with their families occupy the other apaT best
possible ser ice and attendance will be
desirable party reduced terms will be- g for or
years
For inspection apply to antOr for further information
]. O. MOTT, Treasurer
lib Warren st.. City.
TO LET.-343 East GSth-st; new 3-story
Il high-stoop dwelling all improvement; street
st1cted, ron low 10 acceptable tenant L. j. CARPEN-
TER 90 East 23ds~, y NJ G.. A Building.
TO LEI, at a moderate price, large, we'll
lighted floor with best appliances for manufacturing
owner in the building
'NO LEASE.-I'he store, 13I Waverly place,
with front basement good cigar stand, liquor rent,
$500 Also mist hOorOf three 20 Wayerly place
S2Oper mouth. THORNTON ~ RODMAN. Real Estate
Agent go Broadway. corner ith-st
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NOTICE OF SALE
~ OF
ON pnST nEEICE RIILDING.

L
OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING,
NETWORK CITY.
IN PURSUANCE Of an act OF CONGRESS passed july T.
1852 viii fIr sale at pubic auction Oh hes'y'
18th day of October IL - at II O'Clock noon at the *
change -alesrOoms. III Broadway, sew YORK ~, ne
property commonly the Old Post once site WIN
the buildings thereon. on nassau OF, between Ne!I
and Lib, the city Ot New 0rh, more particular
description which II follows. Wa Commencing Al q
point on the side Of elar5t, ana running uehce
westerly to Nassau It.. one hundred anu ten tecg
mt niche, thence nOrtheiy 10 llbeIty-sl one hu"I
eight inchcs thence GseIy auuR INC
south side Liberty hundred AMI hiteeh itel zen
inches sOutherly point OF beginning one nun
seventy feet two inches De the same hoIe
,.,c o,o
The premises will be put an upset price OF S69pQyO
per cent OF the purchase money must %
paid 40 dine place Of sale O. the assistant treasurer
OF the United states which his receipt WIZ 10 give
per the Assis Treasurer on me IOh nay
November before O'Clock, with ak per cent iIcat
and forty i've cont on inc Ibh Wy
December. before O'Clock, with Ike interest III Ao
manner when deeds viii be delivered ana PoS'eSsoh
-. -,
purchaser will be permitted 10 anticipate the day on
payment desires 50 TO 10. with rebate o. interest
ac Of Congress reserves the power 70 the secretary OF LIo
Ir asury to reject any and al bids and 10 readyeise
offer the property often a. may Do necessary D"
CHARLES J. FOLGER
secretary Of the Treasury.
JOHN II. DRAPER. Aurti0neer
Dated September -, 1851
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Citp Real getlte tor Sale.

FOR SALE.-NO. 24S East 51st-st., 3-stOry
brown stone, 20I45KL block For permit and
ply 10 rutland & WHITING. No. Beekman-s It.
IN CREST OF LENOX HILLS. w. cor
" ner Pakave and 60thst Elegant houses just finished
mostly by days work. In Old colonial style" Easy
make quaint and interesting always open descriptive
pamphlet application To
VIM A. hANKINSON, 2l3 West 3lstst,
orwM. II. JACKSON 3 70. Unon square y Y
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
NENT AND TIE FASTEST I IME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLU lie SAFETY.
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brouiIpn pruu:rtp for sale an 10 Get

FOR SALE on very easy terms, four-story
brick dwelling on tho west side Of Columbia Heights
midway between Fulton ani Wall Ferries
the and
story store FurmansJ lot 2jTl5D snail amOInt Oaly
of cash required Address p LES TER, Tribune Office
ITO LET.-541 Dean-st. and $40 Carlton
Il each story. 'front.' IL rooms; SIS
500 Waterman shows them. Rutland q WHITING,
Beekman-st
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Amusemeuts.
ORATORIo SOCIETY OF NETWORK.
L Ii Irncfn

4 1hA IUhIU SUCIEI1 UF NEW 1Uhh.
Rehenrsals have been resumed TIL URSDAY EVENING,
sept ~ ats O'Clock. at Association Hall, corner ihave.
aud -3d.st, and viii he continued every THURSDAY
ENERlNC, at O'Clock, during the Members
respectfully requested to attend puncuay All who wish
70 loln the chorus apply rehearsal nights To Dr.
l. DAMkOsCH. who viii also accept Applications for
membership every TUESDAY FORENOON, at his resi-
dence. No. 100 East i6th-st
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY of New-York.
A, ApEMY OF Music; FORTY:FIR5T SEASON.
THEODORE THOMAS, CONDUCTOR
Subscribers ~ last wishing retain their seats
secure IN IN al the Ph harmonic Ticket Office Academy OF
Music entrance on Irving place from Monday Oct Der %
until October IS inclusive the latter date thy VIII
lsp sed OF u subscribers Busn ions
shou d be addressedt to A. SOHsr Academy OF Music.
PROFESSOR HENRY GERHARD,
Il GYMNASTICS AND CALISTHENICs,
LAWN TENNIS, DC.
? and East 45th st.. 9TH Circular.
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Express Trains leave York via DesbTOsses and Court
landt streets Ferries. as follows:
10 20 b 80 10 LinItedl, IL /, H. 20 $40
4 o, 8 Z, D. and 2. and II night sundays o.l9, 3
LTpess Trains leave New-York daily except sunday. at
7.z0 ana p H.. running through VIA Trenton and
Returning trains leave Broad station Philadelphia
l2Ol. 800, 3.zp. $40. 600. 1SO nzO, 800 aud IL ~
ulmited express l3O y. M, !. S. 4, 20 Limited, D.
Coo 7 a. B. ana $50 p On SUNDAY. 1901, so, 32O
345 30 a W. (,:Z, Limited So, 40, .. and $40
Leave Philadelphia Camden, III anu 400 D. IN daily
Iikst Jmes $40 and GA Broadway. Astor House. and
loot Of De,bl Osses and tOuTtlandLsts COurLsJ and
ia 10 hudsODst HoDOAen station Jersey city
IuRTant Ticket Office, ttIy Pace
Tho Company Will call for and check
Baggage = ON hotels and Tesidences So, . uyoon
CHAkLE5 T.. PUGH, j. WOOD,
General Manager General P.ssr Agent
CTONlNGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
~ ONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
Fare Is Boston hIstclas limited tickets good only
sissneTs NkRKAGANsETr and sroNINGToN cave
fa.y EXCEPT -undsyB ~ from Pier 49, ~ H., foot OF
DAY st, arriving IN Boston at o n.
1cXsls fr sls AL principal ticket ofces. sttterOoms
Al Offices E1DrNss Co. &OIt JJ7 and
~ broadway, Al Fifth Avenue and Windsor hOto
1. " FILAIN1. Genera Passeh ger agent
rCHE POPULAR SHORE LINE .u,,..,.sn
FOR PROVIDENCE. BOSTON And H. as1pE
AILRAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL ni.F -.
Three daily (3dDdnys cGcspVSyN
eos y. w.. paror cars ~tAenedl ana ~ y IA" WYNN
palace sleeping cars
~" rOKI cypress ~ = H. V~I'f eS-" -''-oA'H AT
bieeat New port y. 10. ...
thOVLDENCE special express at D. o. (9Arie'H'"'
sAeAelI5 arrives Providence lO:zo D. IA 49,, ....,
Alczsts yarI0r secured At fItn AIshi
h4sasOf h0Ie Onlccs and Gr4R1 OeuVA1 D5So-
L. w.fiLKIAs GCnsrA FasSsnsSs A<'A'
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
rHE oLDEsrABLIsHEp ROUTE AN sHORT LINE.

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND9 on sun
DAY, ) STATIONS N PHILADELPHIA IN
NEW YORK.
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EXHIBITION of FASHIONABLE DRESSES
II FOR LADIES AND MISSES.
lady pup the renowned dreSsmdkers In Paris,
arrived fashionable business In
dessna Eing, invites American ladies 10 honor her new
the LATEST Pdfs ashton. exhibited at present
Dcignes ACT 4tbave Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thu .sddy from ! O'Clock 10 D.
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New-Y0rk BOSTON, 80.
NEWPORT 81 FALL RIVER. 80.
Limited tickets corresponding reduction to oil Eastern
points.
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
Pier % Moth river loot connection by AN
Elk DAT from BroonS az 40 p M Jersey ny p na
Offices at the Office on Pier g. and
." GEORGE 1. CONNoR. Genr Pass. Agent
BORDEN LOWELL. Agents, ~ y.
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on H0U
kIs re- 51 a an 20 o H oa East
/ EHIGH VALLEY RAILRO AD.-Passenger
l. trains on and after Nav Is 1882 will eave depots foot
OF SoTamdt and at 81 sGosn A. eaa
maHSh INK & TSNanGa Woy1y IuaGH
through coaches llv Trains at M t2r E1ston
and Local trains for Eastcn. Bethlehem
Tralns leaving at s:loA aud p M connect or al
points Mahauoy and Hszetol COIL REGIONS sunday tran
local for Mauch Chunk $40 IN Leave ASueh CAdnka
Eastern Office corner o. GhaFs sad CSran9'
~ To Boston. Worcester Nashua Portland and the East.
INV -'" CITY OF WORCESTER.
without exception t1e most elegant boat on the sound and
The a, oite . . tlrI or NEW Okk,
Desbrossesst Ferry, daily except sundays at p IN
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD -CommenGins October ? 1882
throu1h rams VIII lraVe DISnu CtltIal Dey p,o ,
Mont win drawnsroom cars also to saratoga clayton
anu Alexandria Bay.
$40 a m special Express for Chicago. daily stopping
Albany syracuse Rochester bufao Erie Cleveland and
Toledo
o:5U a. NJ Chicago Express drawing to Canaan
daigua Rochester and Buffalo
II a. IN to Oany Toy with connection to Utica
toya t,lens Falls, Lake Geo and Rutland.
$500 IL. Saratoga -yecia, ARR YES 9 10 m.
D. IL. Accommodation 20 Albany ami Troy.
p m s.xpress wi eping cars Tor st. Louis;
rulnn} hou5h every day the weea also Niagara faAs,
3ura and Toledo
ESQ D. M h press with sleeping syracuse and to
Auburn ROAD, a so ID Mont cal. excepting sunday.
p. tacihc EHIress, daiy: WITH soei ing cars for
Rochester BUho, Cleveland, Toledo, DctiOit Chicago and
Clayton
Troy. .or
Tickets No Bowling Green, 2j2 ard Az Broad
way WestcOtts Express Onces PARK place and $50
and gi2 Broadway, York, and $50 MashiugtOn-d
Brooklyn }. N. rOUCEY, Gen sup't. c. u. ALEhkI.,
Cen
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EALL RIVER LINE.

EALL RIVER LINE.
REDUCTION OF FARE.
New-YOrk to BOSTON 80.
NEWPORT 81, FALL RIVER. 81.
Limited tickets coresp bonding reduction to oil Eastern
points.
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Palace Steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE

New-York daily. sundays inc uded at p m from
Pier 20 Moth river Murray-st connection by
MEX DAT from BrooNyn ar 4:5J D. M Jersey NY p 10
Toke be secured az all principal no
tells transfer Oces, the Office Pier %. and
steamers . -
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ST. PAUL,
- MINNEAPOLIS, COLORADO OREGON, CALI
FOIt1 IA and all points in NEBRASKA UTAH Mon
TANA. DAKOTA MINNESOTA. and tno NOHiHW Is I
are reached direct IRON CHICAGO via tl5
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NEW-HANEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD. HOLHOKt MON REAL and InteFTne-
Cate steamers leave Pier IS. F. K iii AT
and Il sundays eXCtpe connecting with trains at
NEW-HAVEN. Tor MERIDEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
FIELD Tickets sold baggage Checked AT J44 Broad
way. Y. ami COurt-st. Brooklyn. EXCURSION ~ New
Maven and II 30
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH r. X.
~ { Pennsylvania r. R. foot COrtandt-

stations New-YorS Il. and DcsbroSses 1t.
entlal r. r. of y. j.. loot Liberty ST.
LEAVE NEW YORK. commencing oct 2 1852.
For south AmbOy, via G. r. K. OF y. j. Sl5a mr LAS,
I, q Z. M via Penn. r. r., g. ~ N. p. m.
For Matawan &c, via G. r. r. Of Y j. ), $40 a 40,
4, ?. IN, via Penn. n. X a. rs II Ia. 3 80 B. p m.
For Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove AsbuTy Park,
sea Grit Point Pleasant 60 via O. Il Il OF n j. ,. "a
4j, 4 d, p. Penn II. r., IL IL. 800
For Lakewood Toms River Barnegat &c, via c. r. X. OF
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gte1nb,ats an5 arilr,sSI

aJ,BANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
DREW and Sr JOHN leave Pier Al North River foot
~ canal.ss every WEEK DAY, at connecting at
Absny ClnAy morning excepted with trans North West
enc tickets 70 Albany and good 3Qday 81 So
ha0"A' W. w. kNEkE II. President.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-10-06
Surprise Party.

For some days past Prof. E. B. McEroy
has been making the necessary arrangements
preparatory to moving to Salem, in order
that his family might be near where the
head center of his future official work is to
be. This fact had become known to some
of the citizens of our town. On last We'd
nesday evening large number of invited
guests met at the parlors of the Vincent
house at about half past eight o'clock and
proceeded from there to the residence of
W. S. McFadden for the purpose of tender
ing to Prof. McElroy and his estimable lady
a farewell surprise party, before their de-
parture on the following morning. The
evening was spent in very enjoyable man
.ner by all present until about eleven or
twelve o'clock. After enjoying nice re-
past of eatables the guests departed to their
respective homes. Mr.. and Mrs, McElroy
started yesterday morning for their new
home. Their departure seems to be uni
versally regretted by this community in
which he Professor has made an energetic,
active and useful member of society for sew
eral years. 1t is to be hoped, however. as
no doubt at the end of Mr.. McEAroy's Of
fetal term they will likely return to our
town,
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THE CORVALLIS GAZETTE

dubbed with other publications with which
we have made arrangements, SO that persons
wishing an Eastern paper can secure the
same. together with the CORVALLIS GAZETTE,
at price but little more than one; post
age prepaid. All new subscribers, and per-
sons who have paid all arrearages, tan avail
themselves Of this liberal offer. Cash in
advance must always accompany the order
''Thc New FORK Weekly Times" Repub-
lican, 56 column paper, publishers price s.
with the CORVALLIS GAZETTE, payableG ia
advance, for one year; $3,40.
''The Chicago Weekly News" Independ-
ent, 81 column, page paper, publishers
prlce IS cents, with our GAZETTE, payable
In advance, for one YEAR, $500.
''The st. Louis Journal of Agriculture"
4S column page paper, publishers price
$. with our GAZETTE, for one year, payable
in advance, $500.
"Harper's Magazine" illustrated, pub.
year, payable in advance; $50.
s'Harper's Weekly" (illustrated) publish
er's price 81, with our GAZETTE for one
year, payable in advance; $3.50.
"Harper's Bazaar" (illustrated) publishers
price with our GAZETTE, for one year.
payable in advance; $50
Harpers Young People," publishers
price 81 so, with our GAZETTE, for one year,
payable in advance; S3,7O.
Scientific American" publishers price
$500, with our GAZETTE, for one year, pay.
able in advance; $5,IO.,
Scientific American Supplement-" pub
| llsher's price $500, with our GAZETTE, for
one year, payable in advance; $3.50.
Scientific American and Supplement-
publishers price 81, with our GAZETTE, for
one year, payable in advance; $50.
''The American Agriculturist," publishers
price 81, so, with our GAZETTE, for one year.
payable in advance, - .$3, ,50.
Will send the "New York Weekly
Tribune, " and the GAZETTE, for one year.
payable in advance, $3.50, or the "Semi-
Weekly Tribune and GAZETTE one year
| for
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-10-06
BLACKLEG,

The Dallas Times Mountaineer says
SIT appears that this disease is making raw
ages among the cattle in the southern por.
tion of this country, and several have al.
ready died from that cause. The Prince
vile paper learns from the boys who have
just returned from the roundup at Bear
creek, that it is raging among the cattle of
that section. 1t is not known to what ex-
tent the disease has spread, but many calves
have died from its effect. 1t is chiefly con-
fined to calves and yearlings, causing death
in few hours after its appearance. Un-
der the circumstances, situated as the cat
tie men are, and having such large numbers
to care for, it is impossible. to apply any
remedy, and the contagion must take its
course, with what disastrous results we are
unable to foresee."
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-10-06
Large Bear.

On last Monday Mr.. John Colmer and
Robert Irwin came into town. The Wagon
was loaded with large bear which appear
ed to have been ubout or s years old. II
was probably cross between the black
and cinnamon bear. Its weight was prob
ably about three hundred pounds. The
fatal shot which ended its existence was
said to have been aimed by Mr.. Colmer.
During the fracas after the animal had been
wounded in less time than could be imagin-
ed it seized one of the dogs which was en-
gagged in the hunt and instantly killed it.
1t was found and killed out near Mr.. Irvins
place near the foothills where it had prob
ably been after acorns. 1t hung on the
hook in front of Mr.. Baesens butcher shop
nearly all day Monday where the public
had a fair opportunity to see all that was
left of it. Mr.. Baesen in very artistic
manner removed the hide and sold the meat
out to customers in this vicinity.
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Mr.. Betman of the firm of c. H. Whitney

Mr.. Betman of the firm of C. n, Whitney
& Co., of this place was in town this week
Quite number of people almost every
day start from here to the Mechanics fair
Last Monday the greater portion of two
passenger cars was occupied by people
bound for Portland.
A dispatch yesterday to the Gazette from
Salem announced the highest vote on Sen
ator Mitchell having 3S votes, four mem
bers being absent. Carter and Ready of thi'
county voting for r. Williams
1t will be good news for our church going
people to learn that the appointment of Rev
J. R. N. Bell, of the Southern Methods
church, to Walla Walla has been reconsider
ed by the Bishop, by request, and that the
reverand gentleman will remain with us an
other year.
Simon L. Kline arrived on last Monday
evenings train with his new bride from San
Francisco. They will no doubt soon steI
pairing for them during the summer. ''Sucf
is life" for zone by one they CO." We
wish them long and successful life.
Mr.. Will c. King grand lecturer Of the
Independent order of good Templars lect.
ured in this place on last Saturday and Sun
day evenings. His lectures were very i'm
pressive and in many respects differed from
the usual run of lectures ON that subject.
The speaker pursued more of a scientific
course than otherwise.
One cf our young men, a tall straight in
dividual, dark complicated, a groceryman,
started last Sunday for Yaquina bay to look
after his interests not in the legislature
deadlock but it is said in the person of a
young lady. Madam rumor says that he
will probably bring her back with him.
To the contrary we vouch not.
Steps are being taken to have the bus
mess houses of this place close at seven o.
clock during the winter months. This
would seem like good idea and if every
merchant would do this not cent would
they loose, as people would soon get in the
habit of doing their trading before that
time. Success to the scheme.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. M. johnson and Mr..
and Mrs ohm Ray departed last Monday
morning for Newport. They did not start
so soon quite as young Albert did neither
did they probably travel so fast. They
however evidently expected to get down
there in time to see that tho young man did
not get into mischief without their knowl-
edge of it. Rather rainy time for pleas
ure trip.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-10-06
Lodge of I. o. G. T. Organized.

On last Tuesday evening, Sd, inst, D
G. VIC. T. Will G. King, organized
lodge of Good Templars in this city witt
30 charter members. Following is lis
of the officers:
w. C. T., Dr. T. " B. Embrie.
w. V. T., Mrs. w. T. Huffman.
w. S., C. H. Whitney.
w. F. S., Miss Emma All phin.
w. T., J. FL. Wilson.
w. M. Alonzo Allen.
w. 1. G., Miss Emma Thompson.
w. Seut., EphraIm Cameron.
P. w. G. T., A. w. Herbert.
Lodge Dep, c. H. Whitney.
w. r. HI. s., Miss Ettella Thompson.
w. L. Fl. S., Miss E. M. Tuller.
w. A. S., J. w. Cameron.
w. D. M, Miss Minnie Huffman.