The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-05-31


Eli on next Tuesday night,
The circus and the 4th Of July come next.
See Sells circus ad. in another place in
the GAZETTE.
JIM. Nolan has. been over to his Yaquina
City store this week.
Charlie Young is at work again having
nearly recovered from his runaway OF last
week.
A number of items are crowded out
of this issue on account of want OF
space.
Salem Has decided not to celebrate
en- the 4th, but will assist Albany IN
whooping her up.
The windmill at the waterworks has been
rearranged and is now working like charm
whenever the breeZes blow.
Four .scoons" have been giving exhibi-
tions on Main street during the week, IN
singing. dancing aud tuInbIing.
Ross Hibler, cf the job printing
firm of Royce & Hibler, of Albany,
was in this city Oh last Sunday.
The snag boat is again at work on the
river, the water being low enough now so
that the snags and oistructious can be got
| at.
| A splendid new shot gun with all the nec-
essary loading apparatus. is offered for sale
Enquire of F. s. Craig, at the GAZETTE Of
flee.
While you are thinking about the circus
don't forget that Eli Perkins will lecture in
the city hall on the 4th of next month
Admission so cents.
Quite number of masculine and femin
inc switch wielders were in Corvallis or
Wednesday afternoon attending the quar-
terly examination Ct teachers.
!. The general association Of the Con
II gregational churches of Oregon will b.
, held at The Dalles Thursday, Fri1ay
Saturday and Sunday, June p, %
29 and 80.
Next Sundayat the Congregational churc
, the pastor will speak in the morning on
.sThe Publican" and in the evening o
2 s'The Pharisee' The seats are free an
: there is room for all who may honor us wit
, their presence. A. Rogers. pastor.
$ One million six hundred thousan
dollars represent the value of brio
blocks now in course of erection i
Tacoma, eighty-six brick blocks, ave.
ing four stories in height.
+ M. E. church, south. Revival Sc
y vices will continue every evening tn
y week. Preaching by Rev. ID. I
Il Comoun of Albany. Regular service
. by the pastor. Sunday morning an
u evening.
Lieut.. Dupuy, w. Lyman, and
Stock of E Company, went to Albar
y on Decoration Day with large lot
J. flowers to decorate the grave of F.
Mattoon, buried in the cemetery ne
that city.
>, At their meeting on last Saturd
III evening E company of this city decl
l. ed to 60 to Albany on July 4,
st There were, before the meeting, sol
n kicking about going, but when the m
'e tion came up for final test the ay
e. were unanimous.
aJ Service at the Presbyterian chur
he next Sabbath both morning and eve
d. ing. Preaching by DR.. Thompse
er The service of song will begin at 3
" m., at which there will be solo a
ar instrumental selections. DR.. Thom
,p son breaches at Oak Ridge at 2:3O
ce m.
es John T. Apperson Of Oregon Ci
y. has been appointed register of the @
ter gon City land Office, in place of w.
ed Burney, removed MI. Apperson
It known all over the state, having be
IN. member of the last legislature, ane
ng president of the state fair society, 9
en- one of the regents Of the agrlcultt
p. college.
W. ~ The plans for mechanical hall a
T. dormitory building were decided VI
by the executive committee of the a.
cultural college last week. The
Dol chanical hall is to be two-story bi
will 78x3S feet and have small office
tached, and will be built near the
on lege on the Arnold tract purcha
rd, lately. 1t will be frst-class in ev
IL particular.