The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-04-10
LOCAL NOTES.


Bain's.
Boys clothing at cost at Whitneys closing |
out sale.
Andy Keesee went to Portland yesterday
on business.
All goods. at cost at Whitney'a closing
out sale.
Mayor Jacobs and wife went to Portland
Wednesday morning.
Corsets, Kid gloves and parasols, at cost
at Whitney's closing ont sale.
John Grove, sheriff of Polk county, was
in Corvallis Tuesday night.
Mems furnishing goods at cost At Whit
ney's closing ont sale.
Miss Franc Ryecrsft left for her home i.
the Alsea Valley last week.
Sewing Machines, Organs, and pocket
cutlery cheaper than over at, Will Bres.
Henry Graves and McElwain, of Albany,
spent few hours in Corvallis last Sunday.
The much talked of steamer "Albany
made her first trip to this place last Sun
day.
Leo Gerhard and wife, and Grant Osburn,
of Eugene City were ia Corvallis last Sun
day.
The Harden ''Star" Hand Grenade FIRE
extinguishers are for sale at Woodcock L
faldwinB.
For choice steak or roast, go Ito c. d.
Rayburn's market. whore you are sure to
get what you call for.
The open temperance meeting at Pitman's
hall last Monday evening was addressed by
Rev. T. ]. Wilson, of Halsey.
Beware of fever and agve this coming sun =
mer, by the use of few bottles of Oregon,
Blood Purifier, this spring.
Easter services at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday was well attended. The child
ren's exercises were well rendered.
Large shipments of cattle aud horses to
Chicago and other cities are being made
from Eastern Oregon and Washington.
Frank Irvine, the obliging depot agent
went to Portland Tuesday morning t o inter.
view an oculist for an ailment of the eye
Wm A. Peak, the merchant at Collins
passed through Corvallis last week en- route
for Portland, where goes for stock of new
goods.
S. L. Henderson desires his chairs re
turned. The party who carried them ava!
from the sidewalk in trout nf his place o
business is known and had best return
them without delay.
Charley Mckee came in from the Bay
last week where he is engaged in the stor'
of Jacobs & Neugass. After visiting hi
many friends in this city he returned tn
first of the week.
The Presidents handwriting is said to b.
very lndistinct and hard to decipher; bu
the worst difficulty about it appears to b
to furnish specimens Of it in the way Il
signatures to commissions.
The "Pilgrim" printer, Hazlett, called a
this Office last Monday mo; ming, but faile
to get '.25 cents with which to buy crack
| cIss W hCu 1dob ACdAo VI uo "oS oA iouS
for the Bay, having tie pass.
Immigrants continue to ride from tn
, Winter cf the Eastern States into the Sprin
of the Pacific Coast, via the overland rail
roads. They are no less surprised tha
delighted on their arrival.
N. F. Hooper, of Independence, was i
the city last week interviewing Supt. E. A
Miner. After procuring the necessar
papers he left for Kings Valley where h
Q ing.
Ali debts for job work and advertisin
done by this house are due promptly a
soon as the work is done. Patrons will COZ
fer a favor by paying up often as enc
: each month. 4 cash business il most d.
y sired.
t One hundred and eighty-fve teacher
s were enrolled at the institute last week i
Lafayette. This is the largest number {
/, teachers attending any district institute i
Y the State. The leading teachers from a
4 parts of the district were present.
On March 3oth surprise party was ha
, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs Jones, {
Philomath. A few of their many friend
gathered in the evening at their now HON
which Mr.. Jones had been building an
supplied them with many new article
suitable for their new home.
Last Sunday night officer McLagan dil
covered what would have been tirst-clas
fire in very short time. The fire ha
caught in small building adjoining tn
/. barn of Mr. Albright, but vas easily e,
$ tinguished without any damage to propert,
1t is supposed that it originated from
pan of ashes, in which there were Ilv
;, Goals, thrown in the street.
t A crowd of forty-six immigrants filed int