The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1884-03-28
LOCAL NOTES.

Miss Mary Monteith returned from Alba
nv last Tuesday evening.
Sam G. Irvine returned to the Bay this
week to be absent several days.
just received at the boot and shoe store a
new lot of boots and shoes, direct from
philadelphia over the Northern Pacific
Mr.. w. H. H. Grant, of East Portland,
was in Corvallis the first of the week and
made us pleasant call.
Before moving to their new quarters, Will
Bros. will sell goods very cheap. Call and
get bargains.
The A. A. McCully came up the river
last Thursday morning and went on to
Harrisburg.
Legal blanks furnished at this office on
short notice at less than San Francisco
prices.
Geo. Wageoner. returned from Yaquina
last Tuesday evening, where he had been on
real estate business.
Chas FiDlayson, who was convicted of
murder in the4irst degree at Albany last
week has been granted new trial.
Russ Daniel representing the commercial
agency of Pickens, Fulton & Co., of SAP
Francisco, visited Corvallis last Tuesday
Miss Esther Hinton, daughter of Wesley
Hinton of Monroe, is lying dangerously ill
with lung fever.
Rev. ]. A. Hanna spent the week in
Corvallis on his return to st. Helens from
the presbytery recently held at Eugene
city.
Get your choice of sewing machines at
the Corvallis Sewing Machine Depot, Will
Bros.
VIM Stubbs called one day this week and
left his measure and the necessary equivo-
lent for 80 numbers of the GAZETTE.
Mr. Chas. J. Perkins, an attorney lately
from Wisconsin, was in Corvallis one day
this week, and will probably locate in our
city.
The Salem Statesman press turned out
80, 600 impressions last week, making l5,-
900 papers printed on that press in one
week.
e. I. U. on Wednesday next full atten-
depce is desired, as there is business of i'm !
portance before the Union.
The many friends of Myer Harris will be
panied to hear that he is dangerously ill at
the residence of his father in this city, and
that his condition is not improving
At the Methodist Episcopal church next
Sunday DIR. Embree will preach in the
morning; in the evening the services will
be conducted by the pastor.
Rev. j. R. N Bell will resume his pulpit |
labors next Sunday at the college chapel |
There will be services morning and evening,
Subject, morning, Goods Goodness" Eve
Mig, Human Sympathy"
Good brick for sale at Mrs. l.. A. Den
nick's brick yard, near the Touring MILL |
Orders are now being filed, and a good sup
ply is yet on hand.
President Ellis, of the Forest Grove In
stitute, will deliver lecture on temperance
at Pitman's hall in this city on Saturday
evening, April 10Th.
About sixty of the recently arrived immi-
grants located in the vicinity of Dayton
They state that the rush westward is sim
ply tremendous.
Judge Bean has appointed Geo. S. Wash
burn, of Eugene City, district attourney, to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the accident
to Hon. E. G. Hursh.
On May lst, Woodside and Morgan, by-
cicilists, will start from New York to ride
on their wheels to San francisco, and will
endeavor to cover the distance in seventy
days.
The commencement exercises of the nine
teenth regular session OF the medical de-
partment of the Willamette University was
held in Portland last Monday evening, when
ten graduates received their diplomas
Among the number was Mrs. Malinda
Goldson.
John /. West, who formerly lived four
miles west of Monroe in this county, started
for Wasco county last Wednesday morning
taking horses, COWS, wagon and household
furniture to Portland via the west side
railroad.
We were shown a specimen of the Yaquina
coal last Saturday, and also saw it examined
by an expert coal miner who pronounced it
of the very best quality. 1t is claimed that
the supply Is abundant, and no doubt the
coal interests of Yaqu1na bay will prove to
be profitable industry.
Imported silk now comes from New Jer-
sey, English pudding is made in Delaware,
French sauces are made in Connecticut
Rhine wine is bottled in California and
American beef is raised in England.
Mr.. H. 2. Veatch and family. relatives of
Dr. Bailey's wife of this city, arrived here
direct from Decatur, Illinois, on the Goth
Il.