The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-09-22

A big quantity of guns and revolvers re
, ceived at G. Hodes gun store to suit tn
price.
Thos. Eglin lost valuable horse thi
week. 1t died from some disease of tn,
heart.
Thos. Harris of the firm of Allen 8
Harris of Philomath went to Portland last
Tuesday.
The party at the Vincent house on last
Friday evening, although small, was an en-.
Iioyable affair.
Threshing is nearly all finished through,
out the county and the yield is full as large
as was anticipated.
| Mr.. Rees Hamlin has been severely
afflicted for several weeks with ersypalis in
in the foot and leg.
Mr.. John Rickard from near Monroe has
recently moved to Corvallis for the purpose
of sending to school.
Roy Raber, Geo. Simpson and w. H.
Lesh started yesterday morning to take in
the sights at the state fair.
Quite number of our citizens are in at
tendance at the state fair at Salem this
week and in consequence our city has a
dull look.
The son of Mr.. Wigle, living near Monroe,
departed from the parental roof few days
ago to parts unknown. He leaves inquir-
ing friends behind
A neat paper, devoted to the interests of
the Portland Business College, has come
to our sanctum. Sample copies can be had
at the GAZETTE office.
Rudolph and Obediah Motley started
yesterday morning for Texas for the pur-
pose of looking at the country and if found
suitable they will arrange forlocating there. |
John Buchanan went driving through |
town last Tuesday on brisk trot accom-
panied with his family and appearing very
much like he was going to the state fair. |
Representative W. P. Ready and Senator
Thos. E. Cauthorn came home on Saturday
ast and remained in town until Monday
morning when they returned to the legisla-
i've halls at Salem.
Agent E. A. Swami of the Siletz Indian
passed through town yesterday
N his way to the reservation. He has been
'elow for several days purchasing stores for
he use of the agency.
The ladies of the several churches of Cor
allis have recently been organizing ladies
hristian temperance society and will meet
t the Evangelical church Saturday night
D perfect their organization.
Simon L. Kline departed last Monday
lorning for San Francisco. His new house
nearly done and it is currently reported {
nat he has gone to the bay city to get the {
herewith to furnish it with. S
A. G. Mulkey has been suffering quite
sverely the last few days with boils l
Whether he has been as patient as job or
neither so numerously afflicted as that G
ncient worthy we are unable to state.
1t will be seen by an advertisement in
lother column that J. Senders merchant
this place offers extraordinary induce
ents to customers to call and purchase his .
rye stock of general merchandise on hand :
I'd constantly arriving.
Nick Baesen invites all parties who are h
nd of the freshest and most tender and -
ady dressed meats of all kinds and nice a
'ung chickens on the wing to call at his if
'lace and st. Nichols markets and Law in l.
supply of those good things w
w. Freil informs US that unusually large te
es have been devastating the forests of fo
ounce rock precinct. says the Jackson m
lie Times. In most cases reckless hunt ae
! have been the cause of this wanton de- til
uction there as we'll as elsewhere. ne
This is the time of year that we ought to E =,
most careful with fires. after having ''
od all summer the stove pipes and chin "l
Us are more liable to catch on fire from I'll
old snt that has laid in them. This
'uld be attended to and the chimneys ex- 81
ined before it is too late.
The latest rumors from Josephine county
to the effect that parties representing
stern capitalists have purchased the cop
mines in the vicinity of Waldo, and wi
several men are now engaged in pros ba
ting them. 1t is believed that there is an
rseoeposiC Oh ore That wllie pay we'll loy
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