The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-12-09
LOCAL NOTES.
BEAUTY's Bower.

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Only sold at T. ]. Buford's.
Post Office fancy goods store is now open.
| Teachers Institute, Dec. 25, 27, and %.
The Skating rink will be open Saturday
night,
The finest brands of cigars at the post
Office store.
Holiday Presents given away at E.
Rosenthal's.
Christmas presents at Postofice Store.
All kinds of Blanks in stock and for sale
at the Gazette office.
The skating Carnival has been postponed
until during holidays.
Stationery and books of all descriptions at
Postoff1ce Store.
| District School at PhiIomath opened last
Tuesday with II pupils.
Now is the time to buy your Holiday
| presents at E, Rosenthal's.
Wanted.-A few more cords of wood on
Inscription at this office.
Christmas cards at Postoffice Store.
Breech-loading guns from nine to sixty
five dollars at VIII Bros.
The Corvallis GAZETTE for sale on the
counter OF Buford's news depot.
Mrs. Clara Eglin, of Portland, has been
in town several days visiting friends.
Novelties oe all kinds at Postoffice Store.
Great reduction in prices for the next
sixty days at Mrs. E. A. Knights millinery
store.
W. P. Ready again appeared in our town
after a two weeks visit with his family in
Salem.
Come before it is too late and get some of
those fine Holiday gifts at E. Rosen-
thal's.
1t is already an acknowledged fact that
Will Bros have the best assortment of toys
in Corvallis.
You can get the best and cheapest
christmas goods at Carlile's. Call and see
before you purchase.
Mrs. Jacob Senders has been quite i'll
for two weeks past, but at last accounts is
getting much better.
Just received by P. P. Greffoz choice
lot of watches, clocks, jewelry. fine ware,
ETC., suitable for holiday presents.
Parties wishing to borrow money can
by applying to NJ. S. Woodcock.
Call and settle your account at Mrs. J.
Mason's. It twill save you many sleepless.
nights and bring JOY to Der heart.
Corvallis is good place for a book
bindery, Amy information concerning the
same will be freely given at this Office.
D. Garlic is preparing for the Holidays.
You can expect something nice in the line
of candies, notions, jewelry, fancy goods,
ETC., etc.
The freight train from Walla Walla run
off the track the other side of Umatilla last
week. It occasioned delay of four or
five hours. No one hurt.
The telegraph wires have been down
on Scott mountain, between here and Cali
fornia during the last week, which has made
dispatches scarce article.
S. L. Henderson during the present week
has ceied with an arched ceiling and
newly papered his barber shop which
changes the entire appearance of it.
VIII Bros sell the very best of sewing
machines at s335 to $50. Why do you pay
$50 when You can save $40 to S25? Be
sure to give them call before you buy
T. j. Buford, of Corvallis, attended the
game supper given at the Revere House
last Saturday evening by the sportsmen.
What capacity that man has for supper!
Phew!-Democrat.
Mr.. J. M. Pittenger, travelling agent for
the Universal BENEVOLENT Association of
CAL, for unmarried persons was in town
during the fore part of the week. He
appointed Mr.. T. J. Buford as agent for
Corvallis and vacinity.
Portland is to have another street railway
company Two miles Of the track is to be
built within the next year, and five miles,
in all. within five years. This projected
system is intended to be. able, when COM
pleted, to carry persons to all parts of the
city.
Mr.. James A. Yantis, our associate on
the Gazette and in the paactice of law, has
been for some days considerably indisposed
and at this writing he is confined to his
bed. For Some days evidence of an in
termittent fever have been troubling his
system.
The Supreme Court has lately decided
the contested case for the Mayoralty of
Portland. By its decision Thompson is
permitted to act as mayor, and Jos. Simon
is gently reminded that the Supreme Court
has no authority to inquire into the acts of
the city council in deciding contested elec-
ton cases.
The Second Brigade band will give one of
their grand entertainments at the city hall
on the evening of the 23d of the present
month, when the best of mnsic will be at
hand, and plenty of opportunity to tip the
toe. See their ad in another column under
the head of new this week.