The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1884-04-25
LOCAL NOTES.

Moses Kline goes to Salem this morning
for few days visit.
Linn county has $1,000 in the treasury,
and no outstanding debts
Those solid steel axes at Woodcock &
Baldwin's are something and fine.
For the most approved sewing machines
20 to the Corvallis, S. NJ. Depot.
Geo. Waggoner returned from the Bay
last Tuesday with ''some other fellows
hat.
VIII Bro s have now opened out their
large new stock of fishing tackle
NJ. 5. Woodcock, mother and sister came
up from Salem on the Occident lest Tues
day.
Chas. Huffman: the photographer, went
to Eugene City the first of tine week on
business.
Bargains, Bargains, in all lines Of goods
offered by s. l.. Kline. Call and convince
yourselves.
Family nail box. something new and a
new Tracing wheel to be seen at Noodcock
& Baldwin's.
'sWords that burn, as the publisher said
when he lighted his cigar with a spring
poem-
Preserve your lawns by using one of those
nice Lawn Rakes to be had at Woodcock &
Baldwin's
For the latest styles of boots and shoes,
for both ladies and gentlemen, go TO the
Boot and Shoe store.
Misses Hattie Hanna and Lizzie Hamilton
went to Forest Grove Tuesday morning to
visit friends at that place
T. J. Buford and Judge Rryson are
doing Eugene City this week in the in
terest OF Yaquina real estate.
We are informed that three men were
arrested in Albany last Wednesday Sssr
manufacturing counterfeit coin.
Just received at the Boot and Shoe store
the larg st and best selected stock of boots
and shoes eyer brought to, Corvallis. .-..~.
Any one having books belonging to the
Young Peoples Union library will please
return the same at one of the weekly
meetings
Col John Kelsay returned from Eugene
City Wednesday evening, where he has been
attending circuit court which is in session
at that place,
match game of base ball by juvenile
nine of Philomath and this place was
played in this city last Monday, and won
by the Corvallis nine.
From and after this date I will pay no
bills made without my personal cr written
order. a. F. NJ. WADswoRTH.
April 4th, 1884.
Good brick for sale at Mrs. l.. A. Den
nick's brick yard, near the Touring mill.
Orders are now being filled, and good sup
ply is yet on hand.
Will NJ Kirk, went to Salem Tuesday
morning for few days sojourn in the
capital city. We are not advised as to the
principal feature of attraction in that
direction.
Waggoner & Buford have moved their
real estate Office to the building formerly
occupied by VIII Bros, and Geo. A. Brock
has moved his law office into the building
lately occupied by them.
Last Monday at the ad iourned term of the
Circuit court at Albany, in the case of John
N. Crawford VS.. Linn county and George
Humphrey, sheriff, Judge Boise decided the
mortgage tax law constitutional
The second match of the series of Base
ball games between the Corvallis and Alba
ny mines will be played the Corvallis
ground tomorrow. A good time and
closely contested game is anticipated.
At the weekly meeting of the w. C. T.
U. on Wednesday next at the Evangelical
church the ''Press Work will be brought
up and the methods and aims of the Union
will be explained and discussed. All cor
daily invited.
The snake river bridge which was begun
in March, 1882, and erected at a cost of
s., $50, 900 was submitted to test last Sun
day. and proved to be safe and substantial.
This bridge is said TO be exceedingly hand
some, and one of the best of the kind ever
built
NJ. Tickle, the electric man in the o. P.
r. r. Office, is spending a weeks vacation
at Oakland, Douglas county, attracted
thither by the mildness of the climate, and
other causes; possibly the smiles of a
bewitching maiden.
Rev. DR.. Geary, of Eugene City, deliver
ed very able discourse at the Presbyterian
church in this city, last Sunday, both
morning and evening. He returned to
Eugene Monday morning, and about the
18th of next month he will start east to
attend the session of the General Assembly
of the Presbyterian church at Saratoga