The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-09-11
LOCAL NOTES.

Go to E. o. Chamness for fine writing
material.
All goods ar cost at Whitney's closing
out sale.
Go to E. o. Chamness for blank books
and stationery.
Go and see the golden voiced Peerless
Organs at VIII Bros.
Mems furnishing goods at cost at Whit
ney's closing out sale.
Men and boys shoes and boots at cost
at Whitney's closing ,ut sale.
Miss Annie Mansfield, of Albany, spent
several days this week with friends in this
city.
A three and one-half inch steel White
water wagon. bran new, at Woodcock &
Baldwin's.
Samuel Case returned to Corva lis from
Portland last Saturday and went on home
to Newport Wednesday.
A new Ketchum wagon, three and one
half inch, for sale at bargain at Woedcock
& Baldwin's.
Choose your sewing machines at Will
Bros, where they have ten or twelve differ
ent kinds to choose from.
Go to E. o. Chamness for the Kerner
stylographic pen, thebeste tpenfortheleast-
estmoney in the world. Try it.
No one can afford to buy stove without
examining the Garlands. and after seeing
them and getting prices, none others will be
accepted.
Go to E. o. Chamness for poems and mis-
ceIaneous books; in fact everything usually
kept in first-class book store. Everything
sold very cheap.
Remember if in want of stove of any
kind, Woodcock & Baldwin keep the Gar
land-"The Worl's Best" Do not fail to
see them.
MIR. Alf. D, Bowen, travelling for Messrs.
Palmer Rey, was in town last Monday
afternoon, returning to his house the follow
ing morning.
Charley Hnuck. an old time typo now en-
sdCdtloh afit 1901 iio" eho S''SS All
| the vicinity of Monroe, was in Corvallis last
Monday and ''gave US lift.
Mr.. Ed. G. Phelps is the newly ap-
puiuted Post Master for Newport under the
democratic administration. Patrons Of that
office think Ed will make a good P. NJ.
John Bryson has been under the weather
slightly since his trip to the Bav. The sup
posed health invigorating qualities Of the trip
did not have the desired effsae on hin.
Having receive no encouragement to run
| it, the Excursion train to Philomath Sept.
| llth, has heen abandoned.
CHAs c. HoGUE.
A. G. P & f. It. q. P. R.
Since Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Avery returned
home from the coast, Mr. Avery has been
quite sick, part of the time confined to his
room. Somehow The ocean breeze did not
agree with him.
been rusticating over on the Yaquina Bay
| for the last two or three weeks, returned
home last Monday looking well from the
effects Of the trip.
Mr.. Rowe who has been at work at the
Yaquina hay termins for the railroad COM
pany, returned to Corvallis on last Mondays
| train with hts child which had been sick for
some time. The child died soon after reach
ing here.
R. w. Cannon, the man who shot senator
Voorhees,, of Marion county about three
years ago, was on last Friday sentenced up
on his own confession by Judge D-ady to
serve term of twa years in the penitentia
ry for robbing the post office at Forest Grove
of about $3.50.
are the leading article in this line in market.
Every stove or range hearing the name of
Garland" is offered with the absolute
guarantee of being the finest finished and
best article of its kind that can be made for
| the price asked.
Gov Moody accompanied by A. Bush. ].
| A. Stratton and about thirty other persons
from Salem. went over the Oregon Pacific
| railroad to Newport last Friday, and return
ed on Mondays train, and passed on home
ward the same afts rnoon.
VIM A. Basket, prosperous young far
n1er of near Derry, Polk cnunsv, went over
to the Bay in company with VIM. Dawson,
Portland commercial traveller. They re-
turned Monday with no fatte,iny accounts
of Newport's accommodations.
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