The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-04-26
BRIEF LOCALS.

Eli Perkins will be here on Tuesday even
ing, June 4th.
C. B. Crosno was in Corvallis on We'd
nesday. He is now in the real estate bus
mess at Toledo.
sweeping reduction in guns, amuni-
tion, fishing tackle at j. VIM. Wills, the
regulator and leader in prices.
Wanted-Board and lodging in private
family for man and wife, also use of barn to
keep horse and buggy. Enquire at this
office.
M. M. Davis wife and children, and
mother, were in Corvallis yesterday bound
for Yaquina City, on their way home from
Eugene.
Bert P. Van Cieve, formerly of Yaquina
City, has been appointed mail clerk on the
route between Pendleton and Pennington,
w. T.
Warm weather is coming; don't forget
| that our new oven is double the size of our
old one and that we bake fresh bread, cakes,
etc., daily. Cox's Bakery.
Herbert Ray, having just graduated at
the Philadelphia school of pharmacy, has
returned to Corvallis and is now. at the
home of his parents.
Ladies go to Nolan's for ysur dress goods,
silks, velvets. plushes, embroideries, laces,
ribbons. parasols, hosiery, corsets, muslin
underwear. fine shoes and slippers.
H. Meade arrived direct from England on
| Wednesday, and went to visit Mrs. Lawer
and son. He had white bulldog along
with him, it costing him $40 to get him
here.
West Rosehurg, North Roseburg, Eden
bower, Fruitvale, Brookside are all progress
sive suburbs of Roseburg and give evidence
of thrift and prosperity, says. the Umpqus
| Herald.
]. H. Penn, of Portland, who was dis
been restored and assigned to duty on tn.
Oregon Pacific railroad between Albany anG
Yaquina.
Remember fellow.citizens that Irvine
Helm do an exclusive boot and shoe bus
mess. They have nothing else to offer yo,
and part of your custom would b. thank
fully received by them.
Henkle Bros. have left Corvallis witt
what stock of goods they had remaining
from their closing out sale, and gone t.
Philomath. q. II. Davis will move hi
goods into the room recently vacated b.
them.
A. Burr, of Portland, is in the city a
, present. He is the artist of West Shor
magazine and is doing the city on the bus
ness of preparing illustrations for the ma,
number which will be devoted to Coz
| Wallis.
} Spokane Falls has been designated as tn
place for holding the republican convention
for the purpose of nominating a rcpublica
state ticket for the first election of stat
officers for the new state of Washington.
| The Young Peoples Methodist Alliance
will meet in the M. E. Church Saturda
evening. April 9th, at 8 o'clock. A
young are invited to attend. an opportunit
will be given for the reception of new men
: bers.
t Prof. D. c. Eckert of Ohio, spent sewers
I davs with old school mates, A. F. and Re
j. L. Hershner, and on Tuesday left fl
! Linkville, Oregon, where he has aecepte
the principalship of the public school. Il
enters upon his work April 29th.
The Baker City Blade, of April l8t
J says:-"Hon. Coll Van Cleve arrived he
It from Yaquina Last Friday on a visit to
family. He expects to move his fami
back to Yaquina in a, short time where
|, is engaged in the real estate business. !"
5, A man has been placed in the insa
d asylum at Salem who is possessed of a T
II cnliar hallueination. He is oft times wi
9 and imagines he owns thousands of head
. stock, consisting principally of rabbit
e wolves, wild geese and such wild animals.
Guy NJ. Powers is again at his old po