The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-03-10
LOCAL NOTES.
New goods-kline's.

o. B. Vog!e practical matchmaker, next
. door to Rose Bros.
See those souvenir Webfpot" spoons at
Fogle's-snnething new just received.
Councilman Lee Bsl, of the city OF Indie
peudence, visited old acqIaintances III Cor
wallis during the week.
Deposits received, and plenty of money to
loan In the usual line at ''The First Nation
al Bank OF Corvallis"
W. ii. McBrayer and Old Crow wliskies,
aad also imported wines and liquors for
medical purposes at Tommy Whitehorn's.
We have abont fifty cloaks and jackets
left oyer and the price will lie cut exactly
~ two-6G per csns. discount at Kiiae's.
DE-. Thompson, who .s messenger from
tls Prssbytsry has been visiting the sew
sral churches in Yamhill county, is expected
home to day.
r. A, Bsnsail of Newport, spent day or
SO among friends in Corvallis this week, on
his way to Portland, whittier he went on
business trip.
Rev. j. A. Hanna, formera.ly,sof this
city, made brief visit to his daughter,
Miss Hattie, during the week, returning to
Eugene Wednesday.
Preaching at the Evangelical church next
Sunday at l l a. m by w. D. iRisey, grad.
uate of McMinnvile college. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
"Uncle Jesse" Huffman is and has been
for some time sick with tc0mplication of
asthma and dropsy, and at pr esent his case
has taken turn for the worse,
1t beats auy other investment you
can make. You will need cloaks & iackets as
ong as you live-s,ve 81 per cent. and bu v
them now at Kline's.
Regular services at the Congregational
church on Sunday at IL ia m. and 7:3O
p. m, Sunday school at 10 a. IN, Y. P
s. E. at 6:30 p m. Everybody made
welcome.
Stanley Umphlet, who died last week
near Anity, was % years Of age, having been
born ID the first year of the present century.
Hs has daughter 81 years old, and came to
Oregon in l84O
County court has been in regular session
during thes week, adj ,uruing yesterday.
Besides readjusting the tax levy to the
new state board scale, there was little
business to transact.
The Albany steam laundry is now pre.
pared to do all kinds of laundry work.
special rates for family and plain work.
Leave orders OF the Occidental hotel. TN
Hamilton, agent. Orders will he shipped
eyery!day.s
Money Is scarce and times are hard.
therefore, to accommodate his Customers
II. V. Irvine the foot gear manufacturer
Will until further orders take wood. hams.
bntter, eggs-in fact sll kind, Of country
produce, In exchange for boots aud shoes
The poem Legend of the Willamette II
and story: "L;fe is not What We Make
1t that lately appeared in the GAZETTE,
have been published in pamphlet form
and parties wishing copies can procure
them at I. Grahams. or Allen & Wood.
wards.
Both ). Z. Fletcher, of Mccoy, and WIN.
Martin, of McMinnville, have during the
LAST winter nada nearly perfect records as
@Ay pigeon shooters. A match is now on
she taps between these two gentlemen, and
II arranged will prove battle of piaat,. and
bring cut all the sports in ihe country to see
It,
The employees of the Roseburg & Coos
bay railroad struck the other day, because
Manager Grahsm insisted ON their taking
lunches with them instead of returning
10 town every day for dinner. They were
Immediately given their time, and paid off.
is thought that no serious trouble will occur
81 ths men had no othsr cause for complaint
and are taking the m.ttsr very quietly.
Sovernor Pennoyer'was at the substau-
fial end of the joke after all. That frotbv
bit OF dispatch sent by Col. Bob Miller,
about cannonizing the governor in his polti.
cal after-desth, cost the seiiervesceut Bob
AMI his able-bodied friends ST. 10 because
the governor had his wits about him and
didn't receive 'tcollect" telesrams on in
Inauguration day.
Two dago musicians. struck the town |
one day this week. One was armed with |
squawking haughtboy and the other with |
double-geareo bassoon. Now the voice
OF the "gureat'' bnll-frog is hushed in the |
land; rusty gate hinges brood their pent up |
strains in silence;-even the proverbal s.pig |
under the gate" raiseth not its heart stir
ring melody.
The levy of state taxes on the 1892 as.
sessment has not yet been made, although
the estimates and .tfgurea are about ready to
be acted upon by the state board, which
CONSISTS OF tovernor Pennoyer, Secretary of
ssate Mcbride, and State Treasurer
Metschan. This levy will be made on the
assessn as equalized by the state board
Of equalization, the supreme court having
dismissed the suit. brought by Multnomah
county.
at the late convention in +h;s ;t