The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-04-27
LOCAL NOTES.


Of Eve cents per line.
LOCAL NOTES.
Flies.
Birthday cards at Sawtell's.
First class clocks just received by P. P.
Greffoz::
VIM Pitman will soon have his new tank
completed.
Now one can work by the yard-front
and back yard.
The government work at Yaquina is pro
crossing finely.
Mr.. c. H. Nash msde flying visit to the
Summit this week,
Large assortment of stationary just ar
rived at Sawtells.
Genuine pebble spectacles and eye glasses
for sale at P. P. Greffoz.
T. C. Alexander was in town this week,
looking well aud hearty.
House painters begin to discount the
plumbers on broad smiles.
The editor of the Post is the "oldest in
habitant" of Yaquina City.
The commons south of town are full of
base-ballists these fine days.
Labin Senders was taken to the peniten-
tiary on Tuesday by sheriff King.
Milton S. Bean and James II. Dtsy, of
Tidewater. were in the city this week.
Congress very properly reduced the tar
sf on barbed wire. 1t can protect itself.
Grandma Trimble has been very sick this
week, but was reported better yesterday.
DIR. Ii. W. Vincent, president of the Vac
uum company, went to Portland this week.
Workmen commenced removing the car
go from the schooner Phoebe Fay on Tues
day.
Work is being rapidly pushed on Creigh-
ton 4 Quivey's new building on Second
street.
The milk of COW is preferred to that of
any other animal; but look at goat for the
butter.
Mr. J. P Finley, of San Jose, Cal, was
in the city last Sunday, guest of hr. and
Mrs. Dr. Embree.
Messrs Will Bros, Buford & Campbell
and F. H. Sawtell have been receiving fine
lots of new goods.
John W. Moore Jr., is announced rs a
candidate for the ct1ice of city marshal, at
the coming election.
The steam schooner Ona sailed on Monday
from Yaquina for Portland, and the Kate
Ann ssIled on Tuesday.
Mrs. J. r. Glass, formerly Of this city
but now of Portland, came up on Monday
and returned Wednesday. =,
A Portland lady advertises room to let
TO single woman Sxl2 and suite of rooms
for family in good repair.
Your place to buy the cheapest and best
harness and saddles in the valley is at S. A.
HemphllPs well known stand.
Henkle Davis have added to their stock
of general merchandise line of hardware
making their stock more complete.
Alderman Mensinger, of the first ward,
received bad dose of poison oak the first
Of the week, while outside the corporation.
A new sidewalk was constructed on Tues
day along the north side of the store of the
enterprising firm of A. Cauthorn & Son.
e. c. Vaughan has nicely assorted
stock of groceries, crockery, and glassware
for sale on the best and most reasonable
terms.
Willis Vidito, of Alseya Valley, was in
town Monday. He informed US that worms
are destroying much of the winter wheat in
the valley.
John W. Moore has had stearing gear
put on his traction engine at the Corvallis
foundry and will no longer need team to
guide the machine.
Max Friendly has 500, COO feet of logs in
his boom near Mary's river bridge, all the
logs cut on the upper river last season hav-
ing been run down ON the last treshet.
Northwest weather set in on Monday and
the warm sunshine that has prevailed since
that day indicates that old Jupiter Pluvius
can no longer trespass on Spring.
''Peel out, peel out, the orange cried,
"Peel out with voice senorous.'
"You peel out first, )" the apples replied,
'And Wen join in the core us.
The western papers tell of a mean Repub-
liean. He broke up Democratic reform
convention by sticking his head in the door
way and yelling. ssCome out and take a
drink"
Our ancient and highly esteemed tillicum,
Mauzey, of the Post, sometimes look soften
the welfare of the collectors poultry. He
recently paralyzsd Van by asking if hen
should be set solid
Messrs J. w. Rayburn, S. T. Jeffreys,
Col Kelsay, W. S. McFadden, ]. R. Bry-
son and Hon. John Burnett, attorneys of
this city, were at Eugeue Last week attend
ing Curcuit court.
We keep constantly on hand at this Office
. large lot and variety of stationery letter
heads, bill heads, envelopes, and papers of
different kinds which we furnish at the
lowest possible prices.
Merry Mason the fine Clidesdale Stallion
will stand the season of 1883 at Sol Kings
stable in Corvallis, Benton county OREGON;
q DAVIS out of each ueelr ooynpoeDn iro A NV;