The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-04-13
LOCAL NOTES.

Bros.
VIM. Grant left this place for Newport
last Monday.
Sherman's circus will visit all parts of
Oregon again this summer.
Before you get sick and be an invalid,
use Oregon Blood Purifier.
Town property and farm land for sale or
trade Inquire at the GAZETTE Office.
Salmon fishing on the Columbia is now in
full blast and the canneries are afl busy.
There has been nearly LOCO acres of grain
sown in one place in Linn county this spring
A phrenologist has been feeling of the
bumps on the Uranium of many of our cit
liens during the week.
John W. Moore Jr., is announced as
candidate for the office of city marshal, at
the coming election.
Your place to buy the cheapest and best
harness and saddles in the valley is at S. i.
Hemphllls well known stand.
The Oregon Colonist for April has made
its appearance and we find it contains an
unusual amount of valuable information.
j. F. Bright, of i69 Broadway, New
York City, has been appointed commits
sioner for Oregon, to reside in that State.
Two children of T. W. p. Smith have
been quite sick with pneumonia during the
last several days but they are improving.
The March term CT the Circuit Court ad-
iourned at this place last Friday night. A
large calender was disposed of during the
term.
E. G. Vaughan has a nicely assorted
stock of groceries, crockery, and glassware
for sale on the best and most reasonable
terms.
Our townsman Mr. W. A. Wells, last
week bought the Newly warehouse st Nc
Minnville, OREGON, and intends going into
business there.
The reason why boots and shoes sold by
S. Fl. Look give satisfaction is because his
stock is made to order aud from material
selected by himself.
The roads between here and the bay have
been in such terrible condition during the
past week, that the mails were brought
through with great difficulty.
Mr.. Neugass, accompanied by his daugh-
ter Miss Bertha, expect soon to start on an
extended tour through California, with the
hopes Of improving Mr.. Ms health.
DR.. w. P. Smith has recently purchased
of the finest in Portland. DR.. Smith in
tends moving to Portland next week.
Although good prices are psid for beef cat
tie the supply is hardly up to the demand
and our butchers have to scan the country
over to procure animals enough for the To-
cal trade.
Dr. T. v. B. Embree has recently re-
moved his Office up stairs in the building
over the store of Max Friendly in the rooms
formerly occupied by DIR. F. A. Johnson.
He thinks that this is his final move.
Owing to the heavy rains of the past two
weeks the ground is filed with moisture
and with few weeks of fine warm weather
the herbage will present different aspect
and the crops throughout the country a
prosperous look.
Why are cows allowed to roam the streets,
breaking down fences and sidewalks and
ramp through gardens and lots day after
day, making things very offensive. 1t
would seem as though this ought to be stop
ped by those in authority.
Mr.. Elias Row of Independence has sold
out his entire business there and is in the
city during the week looking after a house
to live in. He intends moving here and
engaging in the business Of carriage and
wagon painting.
We keep constantly on hand at this ofie
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,
days out of each week commencing April
5th I8S3 D. GRUsoN, Owner.
E. B. McElroy, State Superintendent,
as in town last Saturday evening. He
reports having had very pleasant, pros
porous and beneficial institute held at In
dependence recently for the third Judicial
district. An. institute for the second judi
eial district viii be held soon.
DR.. F. A. johnson who has been several
years in the practice OF medicine in Cor
wallis, during which time he has built up a
very desirable and lucrative practice, ON
account of fastly failing health he has
deemed it advisable to move to Yaquina
bay in hopes Of regaining his health.
A communication from Kings valley
came for publication some days ago on the
subject of the game law. But as it had nc
name signed to it and We did not know
who sent it we did not publish it. We do
not publish articles over assumed names un-
. less parties disclose to us the writer.
Mrs. Sanders, wife of Labon Sanders was
IN town Wednesday and got petition to
take up near Monroe to get the people there
to sign it, requesting Governor Moody to
pardon her husband who was sentenced to
the penitentiary at the last term of Circuit
court here. The people Of Monroe will no
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