The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-06-08
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| w. z II. H., just returned LnlS week Iroil
a trip to Yaquina bay.
Go to the Foundry for first class horse
shoeing and blacksmithing and see a mar
that can use hammer.
Milton Connor and Charles Crosno, for
merly merchants of Kings valley, were il
town during the week.
Miles Starr was in town last Tuesday
from near Monroe, who reports that little
village in fourishing condition.
The residence and furniture of J. H
Burkart of Albany was on Wednesday ot
last week badly damaged by fire.
Miss Sarah clark at the residence of he1
parents in South Salem was recently mar
ried to W. I. Dyer of Walla Walla.
| I have for sale q few thousand or more
brick. Mrs. DENNICK.
Maya, 1883.
John Fl. Smith near Harrisburg. Oregon,
died at his residence recently. He was
elected to the legislature in 1876
Quite sprinkling of Albany's fair maid
ems were in our city on Sunday, visiting
friends and enjoying general good time.
Burglars recently broke into Samuel
McGees residence at Salem and came near
getting shot before they made their escape.
| The government work at Yaquina bay
has been built out to this time l450 feet
| and still = work progresses finely and
rapidly.
He has. been quite sick recently from a
protracted attack of lung feever. This be-
the first trip he has made away from home
since his illness.
Homer Davis, son of DR.. H. FL. Davis of
Harrisburg, died recently at his home in
that place. He leaves a wife and child to
mourn his loss.
Judge Strahan of Albany was in Corval-
regents of the Corvallis Agricultural Col
lege of which he is member.
Scythes, snaths, hay, grain and stable
forks, spades and shovels bought by Wood
cock & Baldwin in the Chicago marked and
| for sale by them at bottom prices.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
will give a strawberry and ice cream lawn
sociable at the Church and grounds this
evening All are cordially invited.
The civic societies of our city have moved
from their previous place of meeting and
are now comfortably located in their new
quarters in Crawford & Farra's new brick.
Kestlessness at night; nervous twitching,
nightmare, ETC., give way to peaceful slum-
ber, tired natures sweet restorer, by using
Plumbers Oregon Blood Purifier, the Vege-
table Sedati9e and Tonic.
Thos.' J. Buford returned last Monday
evening from protracted visit of several
days in Portland where he had been look
ing after the real estate business. He re
turned again yesterday morning.
1t is creditably reported that the fights
began recently at Monroe over the question
as to who should be postmaster. There
were no bones broken as it was kind of
an old lady like fight with the tongue.
The Grand Lodge of Masons for Oregon
will meet in annual session at Portland next
Monday Morning This grand body is be-
coming very large in this state. Many Cor
wallis members will be in attendance.
The Grand Chapter of Masons for Ore
gon convened in regular annual session at
Portland this morning. Many of our Cor
wallis members have gone to Portland for
the purpose of being IN attendance on that
body.
Mr. Charles Watts, one of Alpany's prac-
ticaI printers called upon us last Saturday,
with whom we spent short time quite
pleasantly. He is on the committee at Al
bany on arrangements for the coming fourth
of July celebration.
Jos. McBee, practical farmer from near
the Butes, called upon us this week. He
reports the crops in good condition espec-
tally the early sown grain. His judgment
is that we will have crop at harvest time
that will compare favorably with former
years.
A letter was received during the week
from Mr.. S. Neugass who has been in Cal
ifornia for several weeks for his health
which announces that he is getting much
better that it was expected that he could
get in so short time.
The three masted schoonerD. s. Williams,
]. ]. Winant master crossed out over the
Yaquina bar on Saturday evening at
P. Mon three quarter tide. She had a
full load consisting of spars and about 200
bushels oysters, and drew Is feet of water
and passed over in fine shape.
Jas. H. Campbell civil Engineer and
Chas. Yarriberg both from Portland arrived
in town last Monday evening, registered at
the Occidental Hotel, on their way to New
port for health and pleasure. Owing to the
fact of the stage only leaving every other
day they staid over in Corvallis on Tues
day.
T. w. B. Smith has new grade of sheep
one of which he some time ago sold to Reub.
Kiger and at year old it sheared Is lbs of
wool. Mr. Smith has few more lambs to
sell. If persons raising sheep can improve
their flock by so greatly increasing the size
of the fleece they will accomplish much in
advancing the interests of sheep-raising.
Henry Elliott who is an old resident of
this vicinity will move to Eastern Oregon
in week or two. He goes there with the
intention of n, a kino II bis future homo He