The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-12-28
LOCAL NOTES.


Christmas presents at August Knights.
MIR. Samuel Case, of Newport, came in
last Thursday and left for home again on
Saturday morning
Young man, you are bound to ssshine" if
you treat your sweetheart to some of that
fine candy at Mattoon's.
Prof. Arnold went over to Yaquina bay
last Friday and returned the first OF the
week.
Miss Bellinger, of Portland, was in Cor
wallis over Sunday, the guest of Miss Ida
Burnett.
Miss Nettie Spencer came up on last Sat-
urday from Portland and spent Christmas
with her friends in Corvallis.
Your wife will forever thank you if. you
buy one of those patent rockers so cheap at
Knights for Christmas present.
The Roseburg Plaindealer will suspend
publication for this week in order to give
the printers and editors on that journal
quiet rest during the holidays.
l.. G. Kline & Co. offer special bargains in
the dry goods line for the holidays as they
are desirous that this line be entirely closed
out by the end of this year.
Mr.. VIM. Wrigh and Ed. Abbey spent
Christmas in Albany, and attended the ball
given at that place on Monday night.
The steamer A. A. McCully came up on
Wednesday and went up to Bonneville to
Lad wheat.
All Of the clouds of family discord will
disappear and sunshine appear instead if
you will buy your wife some of that ele-
CANT furniture so cheap at Knights.
Hon. Chas, E. Moore, superintendent of
the blind, at Salem, is spending the holli-
days with his son Charley living near Cor
wallis.
A fine display of jewelry, silverware and
holiday goods, just received at w. C.
Crawford's, and will be sold at reasonable
prices.
Rev. Mr.. Albright will hold services at
the Methodist Episcopal church next Sun
day morning; in the evening services will
be conducted by the pastor.
If you want your wife to rejoice with
gladness, buy her one of those handsome
walnut bedroom sets so cheap for Christ.
mas present, at August Knights.
The quarterly meeting of the Methodist
Episcopal church, which began at Newton
school house, about miles west of this
place on the llth. inst is yet progressing
on the protra sted form.
Ii you want your husband to be as one of
happy family, buy him one of those hand
some folding and easy armed chairs for a
Christmas present at August Knights.
Miss Maggie Currie has recovered from
severe attack of scarlet fever. Mr.. Craw's
little girl is recovering and the other scar
let fever patients are generally getting bet
ter.
Allen and Woodward have recently re.
eeived full line of goods for the holiday
trade, consisting of Gift Books, Photograph
and Autograph Albums, &c. Sc. which thew
= offer at very low prices.
A lodge of Ancient Order of United
Workmen was instituted at Cottage Gro e
last Monday evening the 18th of the pres.
ent month.
The incest chairs, both rockers and COM
MON, of childrens and large sizes, suitable
for Christmas presents at August Knights
furniture store near the GAZETTE Office.
The Rev. Murgatroyd, Presbyterian min
lister of Independence. Or, will preach at
the Presbyterian church in this place next
Sabbath morning and evening at the usual
hour.
Contemplating change in my business
in the spring, am marking the most of my
goods down to bedrock prices. Call and
see at Mattoon's.
A Pullman sleeping car has been put on
the east side train to run from Portla, Id to
Grants Pass. 1t will make two trips per
week and if found to be in demand the
company will run Pullman cars regularly.
What is the use paying for money orders
and postage for newspapers and magazines
when you Can save all this and still get
any paper or magazine you want at less
than regular rates at Mattoon's.
The remains of Maggie McElroy, who
died at Salem Thursday afternoon the 18th
inst, seven year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. McElroy, was brought up to
this place for burial in the Odd Fellows
burial ground last Friday, where the last
sad rights were paid to the departed.
Mr.. Mark F. Brownson, formerly of this
county but now with Foster aud Robertson
of Portland, o., allighted our office with
the genial rays of his brilliant countenance
last Monday. He is on a visit with parents
and friends in this county.
Something in the atmosphere, Or some
other unknown cause, had peculiar effect
on some of the dogs in Corvallis on last
Saturday night. On Sunday morning no