The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1884-05-02
LOCAL NOTES.

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Will Bro 3.
The Yaaaina Bay transportation company
has been re-organized.
For the most approved sewing machines
go to the Corvallis, S. M. Depot.
Salmon are coming into the Siletz river
in great numbers, and are said to be fat and
luscious.
Will Bro. s have now opened out their
large new stock of fishing tackle.
Glendale, Douglas county, had a $4,000
fire on the morning of the 29th of last
month.
Miss Annie Mansfield, sister of VIM. H.
Mansfield of the Leader, is visiting friends
in Corvallis.
For the latest styles of bnots and shoes,
for both ladies and gentlemen, go to the
Boot and Shoe store.
According to the Post, Yaquina will have
bank as soon as a lot can be procured and
building erected theron.
The Jackson county prohibitionists have
was nominated for sheriff, declines.
Just received at the Boot and Shoe store
the largest and best selected stock of boots
and shoes ever brought to Corvallis.
Good brick for sale at Mrs. l.. A. Dem
nick's brick yard, near the Touring mill.
Orders are now being filed, and good sup
ply is yet on hand.
A Wagon road is talked of between Alsea
and Oneatta, and it is claimed that the
viewers have found good route between
those places.
J. w. Hamilton, democratic nominee for
prosecuting attorney for this district, was
in, our city this week Intervening old
friends.
B. w. Wilson, county clerk, left by
special train Saturday evening for Portland,
intending to reach Washington City to-
morrow evening.
Mrs. B. L. Arnold will leave for San
Francisco, by Tuesdays steamer. She goes
to attend the graduating exercises of her
sister, Miss Leila White.
The regular monthly business meeting
of the W. C. 7. U. will be held at Mrs.
Thompson's next Wednesday at half past
two A full attendance is desired.
Remember that A. R. Pygall is candi-
date for the office of City Marshal, and that
he has filled the office for the past term
with credit to himself and the city.
DR.. Chas. Lee, brother of DIR. J. B. Lee,
of this city. arrived in Corvallis last Friday
direct from Hillsboro, Ohio.9 The doctor
comes with the intention of making Oregon
his future home.
Miss Lizzie Hamilton will start on next
Monday for visit to the eastern states and
/. will be absent several months. The best
wishes of her many friends will accompany
her in her travels.
The collector of internal revenue for the
Portland district last Saturday received
checks from Washington for the total
amount of rebate on tobacco and cigars to
the amount of $47,375.
Mrs. Leavitt who has made such sue
cessful lecturing tour in California is now
in Oregon, and will be in this city June 2nd.
She is the superintendent of the w. C. T.
u, for the Pacific coast.
New goods in all lines, clothing, dry
goods, boots and Shoes groceries, hardware
and crockery, all at reduced prices. Call
to L. G. Kline & Co.
Rev. ]. Bowersox will preach at Wells
Station next Sunday, May 4th, in the
Evangelical church at IL o'clock A. NJ At
which time, after the morning service the
Lords supper will be celebrated.
1t has been reported that John Lenger
has withdrawn from the contest in the city
election for the Office of Marshal. Such, he
informs us, is not the case, and he asks the
careful consideration of the legal voters of
the city.
Roy Raber and wife returned from their
wedding tour last Tuesday evening, and on
Wednesday evening was rendered recep-
tion at the city hall by their many friends.
The reception was pleasant affair and
highly enjoyed by all present.
r A match game of base ball will be played
on the Corvallis ground tomorrow, between
the Dallas and Corvallis mines. In the eve
ming the Corvallis nine will give a social
dance at the city hall. All are invited.
From our personal experience and acquaint-
ance with the Dallas nine we feel warranted
in saying that it will be very pleasant
game, notwithstanding the fact that it is
expected to be very closely contested.
To our city suhscr bers we wish to say
the GAZETTE is addressed bya mailing ma
chine, which positively refuses to stop and
pick out paper, even to its best friend who
casually drop in on Thursday afternoon
while we are at press. Did we write the
Inst by hand, we could and would be- more
accommodating, but the machine is a
stubborn thing and will not be dictated to.