The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-03-03
Hither and Thither.

This famous cigar is
Only sold at T. J. Buford's.
Richard Graham's the druggist.
Novelties ot all kinds at Postofice Store
Peanuts, walnuts, almonds, at Postefice
store.
The finest brands of cigars at the Post
Office store.
New goods lately received at Thomas
Grahams.
Stationery and books of all descriptions at
Postoffice Store.
Scarlet fever has made its appearance
| in Brownsville.
Hon. Jas. Chambers of Kings valley was
in the city on Tuesday.
All kinds of Blanks in stock and for sale
at the Gazette Office
The Corvallis GAZETTE for sale on the
counter of Bufords news depot.
| G. w. Henkle's wife who has been sick
| for some time, is said to be no better.
Arthur johnson Of Soap creek stayed at
the Vincent house on Monday night.
Tickets for the grand musical, at the
drug stores, postotEce and L. J. Buford's
Wells Farg, & Co. have lately established
| an Office at Linkville Lake Co. Oregon.
A magnificent selection of candies from
San Francisco just arrived at Postofi:e
| store.
| Mrs. W. a. Wells returned from th>
country on Tuesday, where she had been
visiting relatives and friends.
The waters being too high to operate the
locks at Oregon city, boats are unable to
| reach us here on the Willamette.
J. W. Allen OF Kings valley was in the
| city on Tuesday attending the funeral
| obsequies of the late Geo T. Wrenu.
The remainder of the line of the o, P. L.
R. from here to Yaquina bay was definite
ly decided npon and located last week.
Dennis McKrolin, VIM. Hogan, Harry
Wherity and VIM. Piper of the o. P 4. Il.
were registered at the Vincent house on
Monday.
Mr.. John Richie wi<a wife all thre,
children, registered at the Vincent house
the other day. Th.y con; ;culpla,e loctting
in this county.
A petition is beiag ci..ula5.l here, for
the location of a county roat via y. NJ.
Witham's farm, to terminate at OF the
Buchanan schoolhousc.
Jas. A Yantis sta rted this morning to
20 east of the mountains to see if it will
not be benei:isl to his health. He was
accompanied by his brother
Several representatives of insurance
companies were registered at the Occidental
this week. They were here to adjust the
losses resulting from the late fire.
Mr.. A. Neep, wife and four children
registered at the Vincent house last Mon
day They are lately from California We
learn, and think of locating among us.
It was reported on Wednesday. that the
Oak river briisc was securely fastened with
a rope to a neighbo-!ng tree. Must have
been raining out towards Phi!omath.
The deputy U. s. marshal, stoD3ci at
the Vincent IIoass on Monday. We are
informed he arrested an Indian here OH
char..e of furnishing WHISKY to Indians.
The Democratic primaries ere t. be held
on the % h, the county conventions on the
be held Oh the 9TH of April.
Hon. J. F. Watson was confirmed OH the
9Th inst by tn, Senate as Unitel Stases
Prosecuting Attorney for the district OF
Oregon. Plaindealer.
Jas. o. Wrightsman, of Soap creek, was in
town on wednesday. Says matters are NOV
ing along in that neighborhood very much a.
usually. Reports roads excessively muddy
Seventeen gentlemen of the Albany Fire
Department, were i'll atbeu;!anc, at the
funeral obsequies Of Geo. P. Wrenn last
Tuesday. They registered at the Occiden-
tai hotel.
w. A. Wells was excused this week from
serving on the granl jury for the U. s. Dis
tricts Court on account of the burning of his
warehouse, it being necessary for him to be
at home.
The exceedingly inclement weather which
has been visiting us for sometime, is pro-
voking more comment jnst at this writing
than the very significant utterances of Gen.
Hobbleoff of Russia.
The viewers appointed by the county
court to view out new road from this place
via VIM. Wyatt's farm to Kings valley,
were in town ON Tuesday and entered at
once upon the work of locating said road
Messrs B. 7. Taylor and John Wiles who
started east recently, were, when last heard
from. at Los Angeles Cal, and expected to
start the next day for Dallas Texas They
were enjoying their trip, it seems, quite to
their satisfaction.
We are informed that Mr. Mac Porter
lost heavily on wheat deposited in the
Mammoth warehouse destroyed recently by
fire. Mr.. Porter usually takes the precau-
tion to keep up his insurance but this time,
failed to renew his policy.
Geo. Mcdonald, who was arrested recent
ly at Yaquina bay on charge of furnishing
whisky to Indians, and taken to Portland
by the U. s. deputy marshal was acquitted,
i,,forr od mil 1aft ,,;+bo,+ $4,000,