The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-12-14
LOCAL NOTES.

was in town last Monday.
Toys in endless variety at Will Bros.
Geo. W. Houck, of Monroe, was in town
last Monday. He says all is peace and
quiet in that town.
Sheet music, accordions, violins, ETC., at
Will Bros.
Messrs. N. B. Avery, John Rickar1 and
Pun. Avery, made flying trip to Portland
nd returned last week.
The best assortment of pocket-knivss at
Will Bros.
Mr.. AL. P Churchill of the Salem Sta;es-
man, came up to Corvallis last Saturday
and remained over Sunday.
Pocketknives harpy: fsh-hooks and lines
and notions generally at Mattoon's.
Thos. Jones, who formerly worked for a
time in the GAZETTE office, has retdrned to
Corvallis again.
Young man. you are bound to 'tshine" if
you treat your sweetheart to some of that
fine candy at MatSoons.
The lectures at the College chapel will be
resumed on Tuesday next, by P-of. Emery.
Subject, ''The True Sphere of Woman" B"
The girl didn't die, but she was tickled
most to death at the big chunk of tafy she
got for dime at Mattoon's.
At the weekly meeting of the ". C. 7.
o., on Wednesday next, scripture lesson,
l, Sam 81, 7-l3 Reading Beer ard wine
in ancient times
Mr.. E. H. Hawkins of Monroe precinct
was in Corvallis looking after wheat busi-
ness this week.
A fine display of jewelry. silverware and
holiday goods, just received at w. C..
Crawford's, and will be sold at reasonable
prices.
Mr. E. E. Cooper has this week moved
with his family to this place, where they
will make their future home.
Albums very cheap at Will Bros.
n1Afr. B. T. Taylor has bought the large
Gales formerly owned by Geo. Sim
i'm this place and is repairing and re-
them for future use.
en and Woodward have recently re:
sd full line of goods for the holiday
Ae, consisting OF Gift Books, Photograph
Ind Autograph Albums. &c, &c. which they
offer at very low prices.
At VIII Bros. you can get your choice
of sewing machines from the Singer up to
Eldridge the best out as acknowledged by
nachinists
Mr.. Samuel McLain of Philomath who
recently bought the general merchandise
store of N. w. Allen of that place is sell
ing the entire stock of goods out az cost.
He invites all to come and buy cheap.
Contemplating a change. in my business
in the spring, l am marking the most of my
goods down to bedrock prices. Call and
see at Mattoon's.
Mr.. M. W. Watson of Kings valley
was in town during the week, who thinks
tho move on the Yaqaina road will mater
illly enliven his section of the country.
L. G. Kline, & Co.'S sale will continue
until their entire stock is disposed Of
composed of new goods.
DIR. o. F. Wiley, practicing physician,
recently of San Francisco, has moved to
Corvallis and established his office in the
first building north of the old GAZETTE
office.
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 Mattoons.
Mr.. J. r. Baldwin is in town during the
week visiting friends He came from
Dallas, Polk county, where he was last
week reporting the case of Shepard against
Yocum and Delashmut
For dolls, china, rubber, bisque, wax and
dressed dolls, toy kitchen sets tin and
china, also tea sets, toy casSors, cradles,
dol sbuggies, tool chests, flies harmonicas,
tool chests, &c. &C., go to Will Bros.
We are informed by Mr.. NJ w. Watson
of Kings valley, that Mr.. Joseph Caves oi
that vicinity has been very sick for the last
few weeks and in fact he is thought to be
In dangerous condition.
We have on hand at this Office a new
stock containing latest designs in ladies
and gentleman's cards, business cards, &C.,
which we print at very low figures. Cal
and get some of them.
Punderson Avery of Jacksonville, who
has been visiting his family here for severa
days, returned last Monday morning to hi,
home in Jacksonville, accompanied by hi!
mother, who will remain two or thre.
months on visit.
Willard Price, of Kings valley. was ii
Corvallis during the fore part Of the week
He has recently bought the interest of hi
brother in the store and will hereafter con
duct the business alone.