The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-02-17
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BEAUTY's BOWER.
This famous cigar is
Only sold at T. J. Buford's.
Richard Graham's the druggist.
New goods at A. J. Langworthy's Cash
Store
The finest brands of cigars at the Post
Office store.
New goods lately received at Thomas
Grahams.
Mr.. Atwood is building a residence on
Fourth Street.
All kinds of Blanks in stock and for sale
at the Gazette Office.
Stationery and books of all descriptions at
Postofdce Store.
DR.. J. B. Lee purposes building a fine
dwelling-house soon.
The Circuit Court for Marion county con-
venes ON Monday next.
The schools at Monmouth are reported to
be in prosperous condition.
The Corvallis GAZETTE for sale on the
counter of Buford's news depot.
Mr.. Wayman Stellar has sold his saddle
and harness shop to Mr.. J. R. Bryson.
Mr.. Red Wells sold house and lot on
Second street one day this week.
Mr.. Jackson intends to build a residence
on Ninth street in the early future.
Money to loan on real estate. or good
personal security, by NJ. S. Woodcock.
Novelties oe all kinds at Postoffice Store
The Circuit Court for this County com
mences the 4th Monday the 9th day of
March.
A meeting was recently held in Portland
celebrating the birth day of Abraham
Lincoln. 80.
His Excellency, Gov. w. W. Thayer. has
appointed ]. H. Blood, of San Francisco,
commissioner for Oregon.
The next session of the Supreme Court in
this State will commence on the lst Mon
day, the 9th day of March.
Rey. E. N. Condit, of Albany, will preach
at the Presbyterian church in this city next
Sunday, morning and evening
Am informed that Mr. Swick will soon
build fine brick residence. but am not
informed as to the proposed locality.
Mr. Wren sold, one day this week. a
house and lot, belonging to MIR. Nicholson,
on First Street, to Mrs Sarah Graham.
Mr.. Messenger, of Monmouth, is negotiat-
ing terms with the people of Monmouth,
with view to building a warehouse at that
point
MIR! Jesse Huffman bought recently of
Mr. Korthauer. a dwelling 'use and five
acres of land, lying near the mill, South of
town.
Mr. Red Wells sold on the l4th inst. to
Arthur johnson, part of his farm at Wells
Station, consisting of about 325 acres, at
S25 per acre.
At an examination before Justice Wrenn
last Monday, the young man referred to in
last weeks local, charged with disSraceful
conanct towards little girl, was released.
The Marshall of our town made a rale on
a Chinese opium den and found number
Of boys there smoking opium. The China
man was taken before the recorder and
fined
Messrs Snuther,and and Christie, have
lately retired from the editorial department
of the Daily Standard. Its management
will go into tie hands of Mr.. Noltner
again.
Mr. D. w Nicholson owns an abundant
quantity and an excellent quality of potters
clay. Why doesn't some one start pot
terry heref Such an enterprise would un-
be gratifying success.
Mr. e. BENEFITS school in District Nc.
l3, commonly known as the Newton District |
is said to be decided success. He propos-
IS to have a school exhibition at the Grange |
Hail, about the first of the coming month.
$50 mote it be.
The South Beach mines in Lower Alsea
are paying unusually well this winter. Mr..
Jas. Fl. Doty called on us on Wednesday
and Informed us that said mines are being
worked quite extensively and with gratify- |
ing results.