The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-08-21
LOCAL NOTES.

N,bby Hats at cost at Whitney's closins
out sale.
All goods at cost at Whitney's closing
tout sale.
Mems furnishing goods at cost at Whit |
news closing out sale.
Go and see the golden voiced Peerless
Organs at Will Bros.
MIR. E. H. Harding of McMinvile was i'll
town during the week.
Men and boys shoes and boots at cost
at Whitney's closing nut sale.
Corsets, Kid gloves and perasols, at cost
at Whitney's closing ont sale.
Mr. c. Hanson, OF Eugene City, is visit
ing his son, j. w. Hanson, our city tailor.
Rev. J. f. N Bell of the Roseburg Rrvir7r
made us pleasant call during the week.
Rev. VIM. NJ. Hcnston will preach at the
college chapel this evening at the usual hour
4 new Ketchum wagon, three and one
half inch, for sale at bargain at Woedcock
& Baldwin's
Royal bargains this month in ladies,
mems and children's fine shoes at Nolan's
reduction sale.
Choose your sewing machines at Will
; Bros, where they have ten or twelve differ
! ent kinds to choose from.
A three and one-half inch steel White
water wagon. bran new, at Woodcock q
Baldwin's for sale cheap.
ROYAL bargains this month in clothing
j, and furnishing goods, boots, shoes and hats
> at Nolan's reduction sale.
n The Roseburg PIaindcaler has a new dress,
is all printed at home and is newsy, neat
journal, one of the best in the state
Maclspery owners; l am prepared to
furnish you with rubber and leather belt
ing. Cali on me for prices. s. L. KLINE.
There are a few more satteen dress pat
terms to be had at S. l.. kline's on the
same terms as they formerly given
away.
Any one desiring a good Sterling organ,
can secure bargain by calling at the resi-
dence of A. Emrick in this city, and learn
price and terms.
ROYAL bargains this month in remnants OF
table linens, dress goods, prints, ginghams.
white goods, embroideries and lace at Mol.
an s reduction sale.
For several days the weather has been SO
dry and uuproductive that the beard and
hair grew so little that jess Spencer last
Monday shut up his barber shop aud
went fishing.
Since the circus has appeared in town it
% will be well for all of our citizens t" be care
-, full to protect themselves from sneak thieves
and burglars. Wherever the circus has
;s been we learn of several burglAries and
q thefts being committed:
:. Dr. Frank Cauthorn of Gervais has been
d quite sick for some weeks past. He is get
Z ting better however and came up to Corvallis
last week and intends going to Yaquina Bay
for his health before his return home.
Mr. Geo. Corthauer gathered from his
S farm two stalks of corn, eleven anil one haf
t feet high and six feet to the first ear and
8 brought them to T. J. Buforl's ofi.e to
= send East among Oregon products for exhI-
e bition.
I Some of the fine 8 yer rock ever fnthd
in this section says Tue Jacksonville SEMI
= mel. was brought to town Thursday hy w.
+ j. Stanley, the dscoverer The lelge is In
the vicinity of Woodville and shows traces of
native silver.
Thos Read who with his wife was thrown
several days ago from his hack and severely
crippled by runaway tenn wts out on the
streets this week driving his carriage and
o team as nimbie AMI spry as boy Of sixteen
+, One thing certain he will never die by lyinS
- idle, pining away about Things he can not
help.
Mr. Henry Mcfarland was iii Corvallis
during the week Mr.. Mcfarland several
Years ago was interested with Wallace Bald
win and j. R. Bayley in the tin and hard
! ware business in this place. He now has a
- ranch near Alkali and is largely engaged in
raising stock. He says large crops were
raised there this year and thinks that
country ahead of the Willamette Valley
The managers of the Oregon State Fair
have procured the printing OF their posters
: for the present wear in Cincinuatti, Ohio,
and most of the prss of Oregon think that
g it they patrsnize Cincinnatti printing estab-
l lishments that they should go to CINCINNATI
- to get people to patIonize the fair and more
particularly they should get CINCINNATI
!, papers to publish the usual free notices of
the fair and not call on Oregon newspapers
as heretofore to do free advertising for
s them.
"a We are informed, says the Albany Bulletin,
'r that the citizens of Sodaville and vicinity
lie have subscribed sufficient sum Of money to
ID put the celebrated mineral springs spring at
O. that place in good order and beyond the
power of any miscreant to use the spring as
deposit of filth etc. Brick and cement are