The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-03-02
LOCAL NOTES.
Nonpariel oil is 1909 test,


LOCAL NOTES.
Nonpariel oil is 1909 test. lw
L. G. Kline & Co. offer the Nonparie
oil at reduced prices by the case. 2-w
Genuine pebble spectacles aud eye glasse
sr sale 1t P. P. GTeifoz.
Moses Neugass is enjoying h:nasef i,
Frisco this Gne weather.
Miss Ella Rayborn, sister Of Atterne.
Rsyborn, il dangerously i'll.
The Willamette chief graced the docks a
Cauthorn's wharf on last Tuesday.
Town property and farm land for sale or
trade. Inquire at the GAZETTE Office.
The Eve ton boiler, belonging to ths
foundry, was moved into their new building
this week.
There is some talk of organizing bass
ball club in our city, for amusement during
the coming summer.
Pitching horse shoes has been the leading
amusement in our city during the pat few
days of nice weather.
Max Friendly has commenced rafting h's
logs down Marys river for use at his saw
mill the coming summer.
Any person in the state having tb:
Holstein cattle foF sale could meet with. q
sale by advertising them,
Andy Keesee, of the Gem editorial STAT,
has had severe attack of pneumonia, but
ia again slowly recovering.
Hon. W. P. Ready returned from the
bay en Monday evening, where he hsd beea
attending to some business.
The Young America fire company were
out testing their engine ca Tuesday evening
and everything proved in order.
G. B. Mays, Of the Summit, has been iu
the city the past few days and reporss
everything O. K. in that section.
Miss Jessup returned to her home near
Newport on Wednesday after spending the
winter attending school at Albany.
The amount OF sickness ia unusually large
In our midst these days and eur physicians
are kept very busy attending to calls.
Miss Kate CarIile went down on the
steamer Oceident on Wednesday to Albany
where che will visit friends during the week
L. G. Kline Co. oaer their entire stock
of ladies ulsters, cloaks aud dolmaus at re-
duced prices to make room for spring
stock. Wv
The Misses Roger who have been in CAL
ifornia during the winter attending school,
returned to Corvallis the fore part of the
week.
The marriage bells are expected to sing
from their tongues glad anthems for @ cou-
pie of Benton eounty's rssidents in the
course Of . week.
Arthur Helgate departed for Salem last
Monday morning to rssaEe bis position in
the store where he has bean cierking for
a coapis of yesrs.
The Albina Herald is only zaoath old
and it promises t, b. enlarged :sh the next
issue, which speaks well for the patronage
of the new paper.
DR.. Cauthorn, Of Gervias, brother of the
sen:ter, has been in our city during the
week attending the bedside of his sick mo
the who died on Weduesdsy morning.
A terrible war Of words ragged on our
streets on Tuesday evening bst-sea one of
our citizens and stranger, terminating in
the latter being raped with the formers
cane
The new hotel tAst Portland has been
promised is now among the cefssinties. The
idea Of tho hotel has been decided upon xnd
plans for the new structure are being pre-
pared, ~
The entertainments given every Thursday
evening at the hall IN tke co.iegs are grow
ing both IN interest and attendance aud 3
very enjoyable evening can be spent there
with profit.
Mr.. Haman c. Lewis, accompanied by his
daughter Mrs. Smith and her son, started
for Vancouver this week for the p1rposs OF
making the necessary arrangement to place
the son there at sehools
We keep constantly on hand at this office
a large lot and variety Of stationery letter
heads, bill heads, envelopes, papers Of
different kinds which we faaaapS at the
lowest possible prices.
The steamer A. A. McCully broke some
of its machinery while on its way up, the
fore part of the week, and it had so be Sen-
porarily fixed by one Of our biacksmiths un-
till it retarned to Portland.
During the late cold spell we thought we
were having extremely cold weather al
though the thermometer never reached
within 10 degrees Of zero. Over in Yakima
county spirit Thermometer indicated from
IS to so degrees below zero.
WANTED-At this Office one or two dozen
chickens Of the first order Live ones are
preferred. Some of that famous kind which
lay two eggs each day and three or four oa
Sunday are not expected this time Of year
First class clocks just received by P. P
Greffoz.
Capt. Ayles had quite an amount of coal
on the dump, at his mine back of Yaquina
last week, says the Post, and was engaged
in putting in a road down to the slough, SO
that it can be cheaply sent to market. For
heating purposes the coal can not be excel.