The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-03-09
LOCAL NOTES.

GreftOz.
w. P. Ready returned from the b&y to
Corvallis last Friday.
It is rumored that hotel will be built at
Yaquina City in the near future.
Os Kendo1 was in during the week haul
ing SEED grain from the warehouse.
James 7. Phillips is making arrangements
to leave for the bunch grass county
Town property and farm land for sale or
trade. Inquire at the GAZETTE Office.
Max. Friendly went I'd Portland last Mon
day on business. He will return tomorrow.
F. Fl. Sawtell announces himself candi-
nate for city Recorder of the City of Cor
Wallis.
Go to August Knights one of the best
workmen in the State and buy your furniture
and bedding. .-,
Mr. Julius. Brownson, Of Philomath, has
been quite sick during the week with an af-
fection of the throat.
Mrs. L. P Baldwin of this place has been
very sick during the week aud consequence
thereof confined to her bed.
Your place to buy the cheapest and best
harness and saddles in the valley is at s. A.
Hemphllps well known stand.
Mr. Marion Mays of this county recently
returned from east of the mountains where
he had been spending several months.
&c. Vaughan has nicely assorted
t. <rla
for sale on the best and most reasonable
terms.
L. G. Kline Co. offer their entire stock
of ladies ulsters, cloaks and dolmans at re-
duced prices to make room for spring
stock. 2w~a
Mr. Chas. Thompson informs US that he
sold his farm few days ago to gentleman
recently from Iowa whose name we cannot
call at present.
Nose Neugsss and Simon L. Kline depart
ed for San Francisco on the recent steamer
to look after business connected with their
respected establishments.
, o. Y. Motley viii soon start for east of
the mountains taking with him lot of
horses to range. He viii be gone about
three months before his return.
500 Mrs. w. H Hufmans ad in anothe-
column wherein she advertises to teach the
Kinder System Of dress cutting, she being
the exclusive agent in this place.
Mrs. c. b. Starr was very sick for about
ten days. She had 30 far recovered during
the fore part of this week so Is to be able
to be out doors enjoying the fine weather.
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.
School directors in this county who de-
sire to secure carefully trained teachers for
their schools. would do well to address tae
President of Oregon State Normal School at
Monmouth on the subject.
Henkle & Davis since their return from
San Francisco, have been busy opening their
new and well selected stock of General
merchandise and are now ready to aecomo-
date customers. See their Ad. in another
columr. l-w
Alex P. Waugh Editor of the Chico Cal
ifornia Record very pleasant and agreeable
gentleman called upon US during the week.
He il now on . trip to Oregon acting as
advance agent for Mrs Annie NJ. L. Potts,
the medical lecturer.
When you go to G. n, Whitney Cos
store to buy your merchandise Of all kinds
You will find the largest and cheapest stock
of goods ever brougt to Corvallis.
Call and see. them.
Messrs. Preston and Chapman during the
present week again met with the misfortune
to loose their dray horse. He no doubt
died with the disease so common to horses
throughout the country which has been the
cause Of taking so many away.
There will be an open Temperance meet
ing of the citizens of Corvallis at the city
hall, on the evening Of the 18th inst. Short
speeches, music, readings, ETC., will be the
order of the evening. Everybody is cor
daily invited to be presens and participate.
lis that you darling" said an up town
young man as he kissed his prospective fu-
ture mother-in-law, while passing through
lonely hall in the house during the twilight
thinking that he was impressing flop of the
Lip on the crimson cheek of his sweet heart
:, Mr.. Perry Eddy our new assessor has
been in town during the last few days
looking after the interests of the county ir
the way OF getting ready to assess our cit
izens. We learn that he commenced during
the week down in the southern part of the
county.
The very fine weather Of the last few day
has induced many of our garden making
people to enter upon the preliminary step
to cultivating the small vegetables; whil
the small boy takes his rod and line ant
departs for the riEer bank for the purpos
of catching the lubberly club.
Mr.. John Benson long and favorabl..
known in this vicinity, recently returned
from "trip to Illinois the place of his oil
home to visit relatives and friends. H
was not gone long. He found things mucl
changed and did not admire the storms ant
.tornadoes. He had a very pleasant trip bu
the expense Of the trip and the recent freez
here which killed all his fall sown grain b.
thinks will require him 10 adopt retrench