The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-03-27
LOCAL NOTES.

day.
For bargains unequalled go to E. Rosen
4 thai.
Nobby Hats at cost at Whitney's closin
out sale.
10 tons of chop for sale at depot ware
house, cheap.
| A. J. Ray, the Newport banker, is in tn
city this week on bus ness.
John Burns, well known here, went t
Monmouth last Monday on a visit.
Trunks, valises. cigars, tobaccos and no
tions below cost at E. Rosenthal's.
Tommy Whitehorn had tumor cut ou
of his neck last Tuesday by DR.. Apple
white.
A Good Spring Tooth Buckeye Broadcast
Seeder for sale cheap at Woodcock & Bald
wins.
Examine the date appearing after your
name on the GAZETTE. If you are in arrears,
remember the printer.
For choice steak or roast, go to c. D.
Rayburn's s market, where you are sure 10
get what yoa call for. -- .--
A Corvallis girls ansu er to the current
conundrum: "Will the coming man work.
is: "He will if get him."
The Ladies Coffee Club will meet at the
engine hall next Mon,lay at tie usu. i hour
A full attendance of the members is desired
Do you want fine fitting boot or shoe
that = ill give yon pleasure in wearing it,
at E. Rosenthals is tie only place to find
them.
s. G. Irvine, came in IN the train from
Newport last Sunday, and has been looking
after rea. estate interests in Corvallis this
week.
The skating rink was rather slimly at
tended last Monday evening, and the ven-
turesome proprietor gave up the bu -inesa in
disgust.
J. NJ Nolan is having erected sub tan
tial awning in front of his place of business
to shelter him from the suns rays the C: M
ing summer.
J. w. Hamilton. prosecuting attorney for
this district, attending court now i'll session
here, is accomp .nied by his y.ung wife,
and also his sister.
Mr.. F. McGregor, civil engineer in the
o. P. R. R. office in this city, last week
went to Co las, this county, where he will
reside i'm IN. futn-e
The Portland Gas Company have given
up the business of ..i4bting The streets, and
hereafter the metropolis will be illuminated
by electricity AID coal oil.
The entertainment given at Philomath
last 'Tnestl@y evening WIS well patronized
ty the young people of Corvallis. Nearly a
dozen rigs were usel to convey the pleasure |
seekers.
Since Mrs Atwood has taken charge of !
the Temperance R ssaurant il is more sue
,essful than ever before. Under her man !
it is coming a very popular place
or city boarders.
J. E. SorbiI is erecting substantial
place of business, which, when completed,
will help the appearance of the east side Of
Main street.
Messrs. Glass l. Prudhomme have leased
md taken charge of the Polk county ltenaiz-
r. The first issue under the new manage
nent bears marks of improvement both ed
torially and geographically.
A twenty dollar confederate note was
passed Oh Chinese merchant in P.rtland
asst week. 1t was difficult for the police
udge TO make him understand that the note
vas not for 5ery but simply worthless.
had never heard of the 'lost cause"
Mr.. Wilson, of Portland, gave one of the
best temperance lectures in or city at Pit
nan's hall las Monday evening. These
weekly meetings are growing v..ry popular
nd are well attended. j. w. Webb will
ddress the audience next Monday evening
Books at the Free Library are to be
oaned at 10 cents week. A few taken:
" "French leave" ought to be brought
ack. viz: Egypt and Iceland ''Tale of
tub, "Anderson's F, Try Tales" "Alfred
he Great" and some children's looks.
The minstrel entertainment which was to
ave baen given for the benefit of the Cor
allis Cornet Band has been indefinitely
oitponed, and in lieu thereof preparations
re being made for the reproduction of the
drama enti. lied ''Among the
Breakers" hy the Thespian Club. 1
Agents were here during the week in the
interest of Siie II rden Hand Grenade Fire
and on last Tueslay evening
indled a bonfire on Main street and showed
low easily he flames could be conquered
" the use of their chemical fire extinguish-
r.
A contemporary notes the fact that
boy was seen on the street yes
erday, also a lot of wild geese flying
orthward. Now if a wild boy had been
ying northward and lot of bare-footed
eese seen on the street it would have been