The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-08-14
LOCAL NOTES.
Bird cages at Will Bros.

Isaac Harris went to Portland last Mon.
| day.
Jas. Connor of Albany is now at the Bay
rusticating.
Miss Maggie Cosper returned to Salem
last Wednesday morning.
j. j. DAILY. an attorney of Dallas. spent
Wednesday night in Corvallis.
| Miss Kate Carlile went to Newport last
Wednesday for two weeks sojourn.
| Mrs. Layton of Virginia City, is visiting
her brother, II. V. Gates, in this city.
| Messrs j. Senders, Nose Sichel and Will
Willzinskie went to the Bay Wednesday.
Maelauly Porter says that wheat in his
vacinity will fall short of the expected
yield
| Nose Sichei. of Prineville, is visiting
old friends, acquaintances, and relatives in
Corvallis.
4 new Ketchum wagon, three and one
half inch, for sale at bargain at Woodcock
| & Baldwins.
Royal bargains this month in ladies',
| mems and children's fine shoes at Nolan's
reduction sale.
Miss Matte Prather, of Dayton, w. T..
is visiting in our city, the guest of the fam
| lily of Prof. Jos. Emery.
Choose your sewing machines at Will
Bros, where they have ten or twelve differ
ent kinds to choose from.
A three and one-half inch steel White
water wagon. bran new, at Woodcock &
| Baldwin's for sale cheap.
Vol /. No. l. of the Harmey TaRey Items,
is on our table, neatly printed and edited
by H. A. billiard, proprietor.
We hear that j. w. Rayburn's horse
which he has had i'll training in Portland,
died in that city one day this week.
| Machinery owners; l ara prepared to
furnish you with rubber and leather belt
ing. Call on me for prices. S. L. KLINE.
Many people go to the seaside tor week
because they need change. Many more
stay at home for the same reason this
year.
There are few more satteen dress pat
terms to be had at s. L. Kline's on the
same terms as they were formerly given
away.
Col Ke'say has lately taken up home
stead on Little Elk, being sanguine of the
future wealth and greatness of the Bay
country.
Hon. W. D. Fenton and Jno. Thompson,
county clerk of Yamhill county, registered
at the Occidental Hotel in this city Tuesday
evening.
/ Any one desiring good Sterling organ,
can secure bargain by calling at the resi-
dence of A. Emrick in this city, and learn
price and terms.
Royal bargains this month in remnants of
table linens, dress goods, prints, ginghams,
| white goods, embroideries and lace at Mol
ans reduction sale
If You want anything in the harness line
go to Briggs, where you can get fine buggy
set made to order, or heavy draft
outfit warranted in every respect. Go and
see.
The penny and silver three cent piece are
coming into general use IN this county, the
o. P K. r. having lately procured a large
number for making change in fares over the
road.
A hungry tramp entered the house of
Judge Bryson in this city last Sunday
night. 1t appears that he only wanted
something to eat, as nothing else was dis
turbed. See that your shot guns are in
good working order.
Among the Corvallis residents who re-
turned from a spjourn at the Bay last
Monday were N. 3. Barber and wife, Mrs.
Kelly, Mrs. Carlile and children, Misses
Bertha Neugass, Ida Burnert, Abbie Right,
Ida Belknap, and M S. Neugass.
1t is confidently believed that Harry
Campbell, formerly an engineer on the O. P.
and who left here rather suddenly owing
Messrs Jacobs & Neugass quite a bill, is
now and has been for some time, in Portland
but is still successful in evading the officers
1t is unlawful to sell, give or furnish fire.
arms, toy pistols, tobacco, cigars or cigar
cites to children under Is years of age, in
Washington Territory, without written con-
sent of he parents or guardian, and every
person violating the law is subject to fine
OF from $40 to $50.
The steamship Wilmington, which was
advertised to 60 on the Portland and San
Francisco route early this month. has been
Withdrawn permanently. No reason is as
| signed by the promoter of the enterprise
for failure to start his steamship, but it is
presumed she has been bought off by the
O. R. & N Co.
Mr.. B. F. Bond, of Eugene City, last Sat
urday shipped car load of dry goods over
the Oregon Pacific railroad to Yaquina City,
from where they will be shipped by water
| to Alsea Raw The poods were for Mr. I