The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-04-20
LOCAL NOTES.


land for violation of the liquor ordinance.
First class clocks just received by P. P.
Greffoz.
+ On Sunday, April 2s, Archbishop seghers
will dedicate the Catholic church at Monroe.
For the best pocket knives go to Will
Bros
Miss Maggie Campbell has been for some
time at Toledo. this county, clerking in
store at that place.
It is believed that Mr. Chamberlain, says
the Hemizer, who was arrested and taken to
the Dalies ON a charge of theft, was the viz
Henkle & Davis have added to their stock
OF general merchandise line of hardware
making their stock more complete.
Whist we know about farming is thst dur
ing the present week we ate nice tender rad
shes snd onions which we have raised in
own garden this spring. That's ALL
Your place to buy the cheapest and best
harness and saddles in the valley is at S. Z.
HeinPhilIs well known stand.
1t is rnmored says the Oregonian to the
effect that work on the proposed railroad
bridge across the Willenlette at Portland is
to coIninenccc Immediately
L c. Vaughan has nicely assorted
stock of groceries, crockery, and glassware
for s&Ie On the best and most reasonable
terms.
DowdaH lodge No. Il, K. of P, was or
ganized at Brownsville, Monday evening,
April 9Th, by Geo W. HochstedIer, acting
grand chancellor, with Il charter members.
Judge z a. Chenowerh hss So far re
covered his health that on last Monday
morning he jumped into buggy and drove
10 Albany 70 there take the cars for Eugene
10 attend court at the latter place.
7. L. Smith OF Dallas had gone to bed
last week with the lamp turned down aud
burning. 1t bursted while he was ssieep
and set the room on fire but was extinguisi-
ed before any great damage was done.
Nearly all of the attorneys OF Corvallis
dnring the front OF the week went to Eugene
city attending court. The all absorbing in-
qu;ry is what would have become of the
dear people if they had all gone
The ladies OF the Presby church viii
have church soeiahle this evening at the
+. si.lence OF their pastor Rev. f. P. Dun
ming of this place, Every body, is invited
to attend
JOHN X. Moore Jr., is announced as a
candidate for the office of city marshal, at
the coming election.
Pat Murphy hard working son of Erin
who went into low down saloon last Sun
dag evening at Portland was beset hya lot OF
roughs and in the attempt to rob him was
severely beaten and bruised.
Thomas Graham, OF this place. has not
been well for several days, in consequence
thereof he has remained at his residence
daring considerable Of his time lately en-
,!esvoring to repair himself.
T. 4. Stone, an old resident of Pierce
county, was suddenly taken with a paraiy-
tic stroke while at work in his hop field.
He wsB 20 years of age and is in a critical
condition.
There ,e great demand fer labor in sEaila
Wa!la at present, more particularly farm
help. The various employment agencies
ststc tbst the supply is Inadequate to the
demand.
| We keep constantly on hand at this office
large lot and variety Of stationery letter
heads. bill hesas, envelopes, and papers Of
different kinds which we furnish at the
lowest possible prices.
Martin Woodcock our paternal relative
after visiting with Us for several months
returned n Marion county near his former
| home where ne purchased property near
! Salem. He intends TO move there soon and
make 1t his future home
! Mrs. Eva L. Stannus of Lewiston, T. T.,
who has been visiting friends and relatives
| IN this county for the last few months went
down OF tie train to Independence isst
! Wednesday, from whence she expects to
return to her home soon.
Mr., Gilbert. broker of Salem, has been in
town the last two days. He left for head
quarters yesterday. He is contemplating
the project Of starting branch Office either
at this place or IN albany. He has not def
fniteiy made up his mind yet as to which
pace suits him best.
/ The Weston Lecder says the railroad
agent at W2lla Wslis proposed 10 run daily
trains between that place and Blue Aiouu-
tain il u eston would repair the wagon road
between Weston and Blue Mountain. The
proposition was accepted, but has not been
acted on yet.
Jamas ~. BrssfeId, of Newport, arrived
in this city las; Tuesday evening, He rode
on horseback fro.n' Elk city TO Philomath
aud he thinks he got decidedly the sss5 OF
It. II any rate he made it quite uneasy
Tor the saddle so much SO that at the latter
Pace ne procured a buggy add came in with
It.
Dr, W. P. smith Who for several years
has been quite a successful praeticiug ply
isician IN Corvallis depated iron the city
last Tuesday rnoro,pg for Protland where he
ils.d. recently purchased an interest in drug
store in that city. Tie Dr.'s friends wish
him abundant success in his new HeId of la
bor
Governor Moody vas presented few days
since by Edward Buckley of Portland with
IN elegantly mounted pair of horns, which
once adorned the head Of a rno9stro1s Te.af