The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-04-24
LOCAL NOTES.

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Yaquina oysters, fresh from the beds, at
B .in's.
Boys clothing at cost at Whitneys closing
ont sale.
All goods. a5 cost at Whitney's closing
out sale:
For choice hams, can OF lard, or groceries, |
90 to 5. L. Kline's.
Notice the new lettering on Jesse
Spencer's windows.
Mems furnishing goods at cost al Whit
ney's closing out sale.
E. Rosenthal displays neat new sign at
his place of business.
Will Bros. are again the lead with lar e
variety of fishing tackle.
Chas Kohn, of Po tIand, spent Sunday in
Cor 7allis with friends.
A few secondhand sewing machines for
sale cheap at Will Bros.
jeff Frantz of Kings Valley, was in the
city Monday ON business.
Corssts, Kid gloves and parasols, at cost
at Wiitney's closing ont sale.
The residence of Mr.. Bayies, in Albany
w4s barne;l last Moadly night.
rhe Garland stove still lead, cap and see
them at ~ oo,'cock & Daldwius. 3.
Messdanss c. H. Whitney and J. NJ.
Campbell are visiting frlen.ls in Portland.
Pc. Adams, manufacturer of Agricultu-
raj implements in Salem, is in Corvallis on
business.
The ia lies of Corvallis propose getting up
= May-day .j:Ie to Ds nsid if possible in the
open air.
The Harlem ":Star'' Hand Grenade fire
extinguishers are for sale at Wcodcock &
Baldwin'Y.
Nose Neugass. Misses Ro7a Jacobs and
Berth Neugass spent few hours in Albany
last Tuesday.
J. w. Ball, deputy sheriff, arrived in the
city yesterday morning with an insane man
from Oysterville.
For choice steak roast, 60 to C. D.
Rayburn's market. whore you are surs to
get what you call for.
Beware OF fever and agve this coming sum-
mer, by the use of few bottles of Oregon
Blood iuritier, this spring
Nolan marks all mis- goods iii plain tigares
at uniform scale Oh low prices from whi, h
there will be no deviation
Mr. J. fl. Blair, of Newton, has been in
the city this week on business, and visiting
his brother, T. J. BAR.
The Ladies Coffee Clnb viii meet next
Monday at the regular time and place.
Members are requested to attend.
Joe Hirshburg, of Indel tendance, was in
our city Tuesday night, visiting frieldf
and returned home Wednesday mornins.
Miss Eda Jacobs and Mrs Senders, VIII,
have been making :,n extanied visit with
friends in Portland, returned home last
evening:
Mrs. John Smith gave another of her
very enjoyable parties at her handsome res
dence last Monday evening. A very pleas
time is reported.
Marshal Pygall finished covering the long
talked of sewer on the street by st. Ger
mains residence Yesterday. The street is
now open to the public.
Mr. +. McGregor, who was formerly an
en- -ineer in the o. P. office here, but now
located in the Alsea valley, was in the city
last week. He has recently been appointed
deputy sheriff for his precinct.
Frank Irvine and Bob johnson returned
from Portland Wednesday evening, where
Mr. Irvine nal been for the purpose of re-
ceiving treatment OF his eye sight. We are
happy to state that lie returns much i'm
proved.
MI. Ruben Kiger of this place returned
home last Saturday from six weeks trip
to Texas, where he has been to look after
ms herds of sheep. He reports a pleasant
trip and was we'll pleased with his trip.
During his rounds he took in New Orleans.
The Corvallis and Albany stage barely
escaped a fracas On the streets of Albany
last Wednesday. A runaway dray team
colided with the lead horses the stage,
but by the good judgement and prompt
action of the driver serious runaway was
avoided
Waggonsr & Buford, real estate agents,
display a bunch OF volunteer barley, grown
this season, standing three feet high. 1t
was grown on the farm of Lou Wilson near
this place and certainly speaks volumes for
the climate and soil of Benton county.
Mr.. r. B. Vunk, CARPENTER and builder.
from Glendale, NJ. T, arrived in Corvallis
last Saturday evening with view of max
ing this his future home, provided after
C ,mmunicatinS with his family this place
should sult them. AS he could not obtain
W ,rk here he returned the first of the week
to Portland.
By private letter from Lapgell valley in