The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-09-18

Red Hot Taffy
E. O. Chamness has a fine line of Tissue
and Shelf Paper.
Boys and Youths clothing just opened
up at j. w. Hanson's.
Corsets, Kid gloves and parasols, at cost
at Whitney's closing ont sale.
A Portland News reporter went to the
Bay on last Wednesdays train.
M. S. Woodcock has been in the vicinity
of Monroe this week on legal business.
The latest style of gents furnishing goods
and hats and caps at ]. w. Hansons.
E. o. Chamness carries a full line of Mt.
Hood papers-the best in the market.
Rev. p c. Hetzler will hold services at
the M. L. Church next Sunday evening.
Mrs. Canaan returned Monday evening
from a three weeks visit in Roseburg and
Riddle.
81. SO to $1,000; pants from ST. SO to Sc. 90
at J. w. Hanson's.
Dug. Irwin returned to Corvallis Wednes-
day evening for a two weeks visit with
friends and relatives.
4 certain disciple of Blacklist in our
city is now turning his attention to the
study Of Pole on whist
DR.. Chas Lee started for his old home III
the east last Saturday. He went to San
Francisco via Yaqujna.
Geo. w. Mccoy. a job printer of Port
land, was i'll this city Wednesday and made
this Office pleasant call.
We acknowledge receipt of an invitation
and complimentary ticket to the State Fair
which convenes next Monday
/ just received, new lot of cloths which
can make to order. Pants $6. so to $500.
Suits to order $25 90 to $1,000.
Remember if in want of stove of any
kind, Woodcock & Baldwin keep the Gar
land-ssThe Worl's Best" Do not fail to
see them.
An Albany dramatic company will pro-
duce the drama ssThe Hidden Hand" at
the dedication of the new opera house about
October lst.
The o. P. train was stopped near Little
Elk station last Monday night by a band of
deer. Our nimrods are planning trip to
that Locality.
Those having children to school will find
it to their advantage to buy their school
books of E. O. Chamness, as he sells at pub
fishers prices.
Rev. J. I. Wolfe will preach at the
Methodist Episcopal church in Corvallis
next Sunday morning at IL o'clock. All
are cordially invited.
Since the shipment of grain to Yaquina
has begun, the company has received orders
to commence at once the construction of
of warehouses at the docks.
The celebrated No so Violin Strings used
and recommended by the most distinguished
violinists Such as Sivori, Lauterbach, Wal.
ter Rampazzini. Serti, Thomas jacobson
and otherss for sale by P P. .Greffoz, jew
eler
E. W. Al en- writes that the Oregon mis-
sionary car is creating a furore wherever
exhibited. At Oskaloa sa three police Off
GERS were required to com pei the crowd to
keep moving At Des Moines nearly l00,-
| 900 people viewed the car and its contents.
Leslie Lilly met with a painful accident
last TUESDAY. While saving wood with a
'Esteam saw his hand came in contact with
the saw which badly lacerated three of his
fingers. DR.. j. B. Lee dressed the wounds
and may possibly be compelled to ampu-
tate the middle finger which was injured
the most.
| The two brass bands of Albany the
Mechanics band and the Albany City band,
held meeting last week and by unanimous
consent consolidated the two bands under
the name of the Albany City band. Both
leaders will remain in the band which now
contains fifteen pieces.
ssSay," said the editors smart little son,
as he entered store, ''do you keep knives?'
s'Oh, yes" responded the stcrekeeper, ''we
have kept them for years. ''Well," re-
turned the 10y, starting for the door, lyon
ought to advertise and then you wouldn't
keep 'cm SO long. Boston Journal
i Willie Emery with his blushing young
bride returned from Yaquina last week, and
have been visiting friends aud relatives here
prior to their departure for the klamath
agency. Willie failed to remember this
office with the expected cake, cigars, ect.,
bue we take 1T for granted it was an over
sight on his part.
| Some men refuse to take the county pa
lper, and give as an excuse that they take
several papers published IN the cities. just
watch them, however. and you will find
those skirmishing around each day as
soon the local paper is published, en-
deavoring to sponge reading from some in
telligent subscriber.
When the editor makes mistake in his