The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1884-06-20
LOCAL NOTES.

Nolan's 25 cent bargain table.
Nolan's so cent Table.
New goods weekly at Nolan's.
Get your sheet music at VIII Bros.
If you want cook stove, see the Gar
land.
Read the special notice Of W:'' Bro s u
ibis issue.
A large assortment of canes at VIII
Bros.
New cellulo'd collars and cuffs just re-
ceived at Nolar's.
am gong to get me beautiful cane at
Will Bros.
See the new Democrat wagon at Wood
cock and Baldwin's.
J.. H. Slime, OF tue Independence W@st
SIDE, has committed naSri nony.
A full line of Ladies Mi. scs End Gents
fue shoes just opened at Nolan's.
If you want cheap Sulky Rake, see the
Champion, at Woodcock & Baldwins.
Wm Grant, from the Bay, and J. D.
Graham, of Tol 10, Were in Corvallis this
week.
Many CorvalEs;;3es W" attend the picnic
at Eoberts bridge II I'm county ne-5
Sunday.
Those Garland stoves at Woodcock &
Faldwin's are a success. Eve:y one
guaranteed.
Miss Ida Eurne.t returned , 'esJsy eve
ring com ,:sit n Po'1 and Yanb;H
counti~..
Sc; N css Hos; "A NIL iine of Ladies,
Misses and Mers seamless hosiey opened
this week at Nolan's
Popular prices, iu summer dress goods,
at S. L. Kiine's.
Frank Irvine is the ''happiest man :,
town" It's a girl, arrived last Sunday,
and weighs lbs.
The o. P. r. R. Co.'S round house and
turn-tab'e az Yaqu'aa City WI fave six
stalls fer locomotives.
We are Indebted to Mr.. c. A. Setlbrcde
of Salem for our report OF the Grand
Lodge, l. o. G. T., proceedings.
TIE inspectors of bo;'ecs and hu''s for
this DISTRICT came up from Po. Gland ore
evening last week and went on to the lay
by private conveyance the same everiny.
Why can't Benton county have county
fair? Other counties in the STATE have made
their county fsirs a success, and why should
not Benton:
John Wor5man, the McMinn1 lie banker,
came up from that place last Saturday, and
was met here by his father from Junction
City, where he went on visit.
New this week, for the 4th Of July;
new ribbons, lac"s, embroidel,os, scarfs and
tissues, silk glov"s, parasols, fsos ard fancy
goods at Nolan's One Price Cash Store
All the little girls in Corvallis who will
l.de in the liberty car on the 9Th of July,
are requested to meet at the residence Mrs.
DR.. Lee next Tuesday afternoon, June oath,
at 2 o'clock.
S. L. Kline has been appointed by Wells,
Fargo & Co., IS agent for telegraph'c
transfer of money. Eusne s men and the
public generally Will find this new de-
parture very great convenience.
Messrs. L. R. St;nson, job printer of
Salem, and Charles Toz.er, editor of the
Nuggei, Chehalis codnty, both OF whom
were delegate to the Grand Lodge, made
this Office plea-ant call this week.
JIM Nolan's one price cash store has be-
come so popular that he has been obliged to
employ two more assistant clerks. and
sti'' some men W. say SIT docs not I ay to
advertise
Marshal Pygal, acting deputy U. S.
marshal, arrested one, Frank Harris, Ias5
Tuesday for selling liquor to Indians
Il gall left with Harris Wednesday morn
ing for Portland, where the prisoner will be
tried on the above charge.
Miss Kate Car]ile and Mrs. Abbey drove
. over in Linn county in the vicinity of
Ha1sey last Tuesday evening in quest of
cherries. They returned Wednesday eve-
ring and report plenty of cherries and a
good time.
A little boy about 10 years old, son os
Mr.. Alexander, who lives between indie
pendence and Buena Vista, was thrown
from horse on Saturday, ssciking his head
against a root nearly fractus;ng his sku''
He has been unconscious most of the. time
since.
The first train over the Mo- ohe.n Pacific
railroad reached Se@tSle last Tue day.
About 500 citizens semblel to witn4ss the
arrival, and salute of 81 guns wss f ed in
honor of Seattle being actuslly made the
terminus of the Noriheln Pae'ic.