The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-03-20
LOCAL NOTES.

Fresh candy and taffy daily at Bain's.
Sewing Machines to rent at VIII Bros.
New goods weekly at Nolan's Cash Store
For bargains unequalled go to E. Rosen
thai.
All goods sold at hard time prices a
Stocks.
Get your Sewing Machine supplies a
Will Bros.
st. Patrick's day was an uneventful on
in Corvallis.
Mrs. A. P. Gains is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Job, in this city.
John Foster and daughter returned from
Portland Tuesday evening.
A social dance at the city hall tomorrow
evening. All are invited.
Stocks have just received the finest stock
of Ladies goods in the city.
Trunks, valises. cigars, tobaccos and no.
tions below cost at E. Rosenthal's.
Hon. John A. Henkle, of Philomath,
made us pleasant call Wednesday.
John Grubbs, of Springfield, Lane Co.,
was in Corvallis on business this week.
Judge r. S. Strahan, of Albany has been
in our city this week on legal business
''Temple of Justice, is a neat, new sign
adorn1ng the law office of ]. w. Rayburn
Miss Lizzie Galloway returned Wednes-
day evening from an extended visit in Cal
ifornia.
Milt Hamilton returned from the Bay
last Monday and will remain in Corvallis
for some time.
Miss Eda Jacobs went to Portland Mon
day morning, for visit with her sister,
Mrs. Chas Kohn.
The local editor of the Albany Democrat
last week attempted a pun on our tiremen.
Try it again Bro, N.
Mrs. w. P. Ready, who has been serious
ly i'll for some time past, we are happy to
state is convalescent.
Examine the date appearing after your
name ON the GAZETTE. If you are in arrears,
the printer.
For choice steak or roast, 60 to G. D.
Rayburn's market whsre you are sure to
get what you call for.
Business matters are improving, Judging
from the number of commercial travellers
visiting Corvallis of late.
Mrs McNulty left for Seattle last week
where she will remain for some time visit
ing her sister in that place.
Orv Carter returned from Salem this
week, where he has been engaged III the
room of the Daily Statesman.
Hon. John Burnett, W. S. McFadien |
md Col. Kelsay went to Salem the first of
she week having business in the Supreme
Nourt.
Hon. w. P. Ready and Roy Raber spent
several hours Wednesday angling for trout,
md returned to town with one or two small
;hubs.
Hon. NJ. j. Ccnnor, of Kings Valley, was
n the city Tuesday. He reports crops
"oking exceedingly fine in his section of
he county.
Frank Maxwell, who had the misfortune
20 lose foot and portion of one leg by an
lccident on the Oregon Pacific last October,
5 in the city.
Frank Dicus, lately from the Northern
Pacific railroad, came up from Monmounth
tuesday evening and remained in our city
or a few days.
At the freman's election last Saturday
omething over 40 votes Were cast which
esulted in the election of j.. @. Wilson
jheif engineer, and A. R. Pygali assistant
A few copies of the Yaluina Mail were
eceived here Wednesday. Mrs. Lydia
Srasstield advertises for sale quite num-
er of places on the Bay; the celebrated
eal Rock claim among the number.
The protracted meeting at the Evangelical
hurch' in this city, is sill in progress.
lev. A. G. Boyd is assisting Rev. ]. Bower
OK, and good deal of interest is manifest.
cme success is had, and the meetings re
0 be continued over Sunday and as long as
he interest demands it. All invited.
The construction of new railroad from
Suite City, Montana, through Pipestone
ass, to a connection with tie Northern
'acific, is announced. The road is to be of
tandard guage, seventy five miles long.
nd will run through Gallat1n and Silver
'ow counties. 1t will be called the Mon
ana Central. A number of San Francisco
capitalists are interested in it. II
Bob Johnson is now engaged in printing ,
he constitution and bylaws of Valley
.odge No. ii, K. of P, in this office. a S
eat and tasty job is assured. On the COM
osition he set 5000 ems and the closest {
roof reader failed to detect but one typo t
raphical error. Considering the vast num-
er of obstinate type to be placed in order
,r that amount, it is certainly good work.
E iward Everett, the gifted orator, never