The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-08-21

The Pioneer oil mills of Salem, began run
ming Oh full time las Tuesday.
A. Lamb, deputy sheriff from Monroe,
brought his family down yesterday to Set
the circus.
Fa.tuu Woo lcncls anil wife. frnm the Be
knap settlement. were in rv.,lls yesterls,
anl while here to,.k view of the circus.
The whistle Of the locomotives of til
! two long rail road trains night before la
conv eylny Robinson's Circus awakened d
Of the small boys and some of the larger one
who were sleeping with lone eye OPEN to
see the show.
| The following notice which was post ii
around town yesterday is sef-exp an tor
Charley Mckee, a member of the Yalnin
/ Bey Sazarac Club, viii he i'll the city t"-'la
prepared to meet any Saz racer i'll Crest
and conpete for the championship of tn
state. BY order of the President"
Charley Rayhurn met with a severe acci-
dent last Wednesday evening. Tne slle
walk had been made very wet in front u
the butcher shop where he was attending,
and he took aquick step to run across the
walk when his feet slipped from under him,
letting him fall. He struck the walk first
with his back, rnd next the back OF his head
and sustained severe injuries.
| A humber of young people passed very
pleasant evening at the residence of Secre-
| Z g Pot rb lnat Mnnlav
ing the occasion being farewell gathering
to Miss Gala, who goes to Oakland, & Ii
f"rnia, soon to enter Mills Seminary, says
the Salem Statesman. The evening was
spent in dancing. Refreshments were serv:
ell, and discussed with much pleasure by the
guests The Misses Earhalt leave In com
pany with their father for San Francisco
within few days.
On Friday of last week Ms NJ. E. Cecil
while going FRI nj h.r home on lower Wiil"w
} Greek to Alkali with her SON Wilfred drlv-
ing, the team baceme frightened ut a dead
horse lying alongside the roa'l when one o.
the lines broke and the team swung around
| quickly, capsizng the hack, throwing its
$ occupants to the ground. Mrs. Cecil had
2 her right shoulder broken in two lltr,'s, hel
Z collar bone was broken, besides seveia; gash
es were cut on her face and head. Wilfret
had one of his legs badly wreuchei.
The Portland and Willamette Valley Rail
D road company of Portland yesterday flied .
( bond with the secret,ry of state in the sum
of hfty thousand dollars with William Reit
, and DR.. j. A. Chapman us snreties Til.
= b. nd is for the building of rarr;;w- ga ,ut
railroad from Dundee, i'll Yan::ill nnnty, t,
Portland. and for the c,'rstru I'll u ! W ii,r
n Warehouses. etc., the publ: eve III tha
city. The hnul is given i'll accor itnce with
the act of the lie. .islature ut lis iate session
approved "n February Oath. Since fling
the bond they have comm nctd ac; iul
against the city Of Port AMI for The posses
ion of the levee.
III Of the SIN I'll boys fr,n the town AMI
also from he couu ry, with tn If fathers
mnChers. sisters. brothers, relatives alitl
ev-rv mlv else, were "n hrn list Thurs
day 20 see the .reat -xli'i'i'n aT.nd.i hy
nhI.n'on clr;l' in1y were ali mere
i'll ,ny ~ht h.l the ca,', il ,nl t. spare
tn s.'and i,r the 81 5hss a, .nsny nn doubt
1 w,o nve.l til. g gerry .ni'', The butcher
5 tn Try gu is msn III ntl Rs f,r year IL"
. their llriI :. m | WI, htl st, ii oil sue
bills, on ac'rua5 II the p.essure nj harl
G tim y. yea ri y r: 4 u. n this inlrhta't
r o.: :aN ~ with cash IL h N prrn'5 v e. ;,t.
th.ir way into tl.a gra&t snow. Fans it ii
ways has been an ;,iw y wli! ''- th III
IN an who furnishes the l".crsSarys nf life /.
his customers on r:iit. AMI ;hns keeps
hunger and stirya5inn from tlei' il,'rs IS
put of, to wait from time to eternity viii e
ohe ran leaving the inxuri es to dsp'se II
or a.nusements to attract the attention
5 comes in AMI carries off the cash