The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-08-28
LOCAL NO TES.
Bird cages at Will Bros.


Boys clothing at cost at Whitneys closing
out sale.
A new Episcopal church is being built in
Astoria
Nobby Hats at cost at Whitney's closing
ont sale.
Philip Webber and Max Friendly spen'
Sunday in Albany.
All goods at cost at Whitney's closing
out sale.
Rev. Father White, of McMinville, was
in Corvallis this week.
Misses Ella and NJ y Hirsch, returned to
their home i'll Portland this week.
Mems furnishing goods at cost al w it.
ney's closing ont sale.
NJ s. Neugass went to the Bay on hns;-
ness last Saturday returned yesterday.
Go and see the golden voiced Peerless
Organs at Will Bros.
Chas Monteith, of Albany, was in Cor
wallis Monday evening.
Men and boys shoes and boots at cost ,
at Whitney's closing out sale,
The Ladies Coffee Club Will meet in Pit
mans hall, next M"n,lay.
The narrow guage railroads. being put i'll
repair to again carry the wheat crop.
Corsets, Kid gloves and perasn's, at cost
at Whitney's closing ont sale.
| AL. Houck, an enterpris;ng Merchant of
Monroe, was iii Corvallis on business last
week.
Rev J. Il ma formerly an old resident
Of this place, returned durng the week Wis
iting friends.
Anew line of Fine Dress goods, Silks,
Velvets, Rlhbens anL jersey waits just re-
ceired at Nulan's Cash Store.
y. P Burnett, Of yhe tirn of Burnett &
) Em,ry, Went to Portland Wednesday muril-
] ing on business for the firm.
Drs Cooper and Hardman, dentists at
o Lebanon, were iii Corvallis yest-rlaY oil
G business.
NJ. S. W"odcock and family went to the
Bay last Saturday NJ. ). returned to hi.
S !abors on the GAZETTE M"nl,y.
Miss Nellie Riley OF Salem, was in Cor
Wallis last Friday evening" aud went t'
Newport S saturday for a, tNu weeks STAY
Henry Keesee who moved with his fanii
f to Langei valley last spring returned t" COR
# wallis for the purpose of moving the re
4 mainder of his effects.
e Hon. F. NJ Wadsworth. Agent at til
e Seletz Reservation, AZ ived III Corvallis yes
} ter'lay. He says every tn ng is morin
V nicely on the Reservation.
1t Duncan Mnnteith went thru h C"rvai!i
d from the Bay yesterday "n Ia, Wy &" y!
ID bany. His wife slii! remlined at Newlor
ID to enjoy h, alth and recreation.
&c Prof. Johnsun lately rnm the east wi
!" take charge of the preparatory department
" i'll Philnmath c"le4e. Tnis dei'artmenl q
d the school has heretofore BEEN ausht /,
Miss DicAman.
Prof. J. w. V1rnex hrs returned fror
IS Newport to hi, home in Portl,nl. Whii
Is in our ci5 y last Fri " mig 1T h, gave L SIC
e; Ial dance at JoD hd:I, WHICH WIS d hi5 NJ
n. enjoyable affair.
vi Travel in the direction of tie By Is ii
T. r.asing with every train. About 30J passed
e: gers went over there s, Saturday, heim
], the lar sest number ever taken on any Oh
D, train over this road.
r E. w. Cressey living about two mile
| L.
rt that he has discnvere imm n>ey va uab,
g oil deposits underlying his farm. He ha
found tie oil floating on pools Of water
A test will soon he ma lie.
Mr.. E. 0. Chammers formerly of Inde
ei pendence has recently bought the hui din
:" on secnnd street heretofore occupe ly Mi
Balm. He is refittng the building wit
o. new shelves and counters and prnp"se
y starting new book and >tatinnary store
- The O. 4 G. R. R. will Ran Train o
- Saturday, Aug 29th! From Derry t" c.,
!. Wallis to connect with the Oregon PaciH
Excursion Train from Corvallis 10 Yaquina
80 Leaving Derry at o'clock A. Nj. Far
=. from Derry to Corvallis and return, 81 81
IL From Independence to Corvallis and return
b 81. Don't miss the biggest excursion Of til
Season.
Hiram Flickinger great many years
resident of his place and now OF Umatlli
ne County arrived in Corvallis LIST Frr'ay VI
:. iting frien Is, ..cquaintances AMI his broth-I
GO residing in this county. Hiram is highl
ide!iohted with his new location an think
10 there is no section of country SO pr'ductiv
" and good generally as Pen,lieton and Una
r. tilla county.
e. Stop at Avery & lrvine's boot and sho
,r store and YOU will notice the improved al
" nearanee of their store. and the many he
c. lines of fall goods which they are receivin
every day. In connection with their stor
they have first-class worhE1an who take
especial delight in filling orders satisfact'
rily. Thzir stock of winter hcots lsc"m
i,la4a aud farmers will do well to eXamin