The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-10-31
LOCAL NOTES.
One price to all at Nolah's.
For fine shoes 90 to Nolan's.

Stamping done to oruer at Laftles DaZar
Rubbers of all kinds at Holgate & Helms.
Red School House shoes at the White
House.
For valises, satche1s and bags 60 to
Nolan's.
Children's trimmed hats at cost at Mrs.
j. Mason's.
The White House for any style of ladies'
gossamers.
New line zephyr goods opened this week
at Noian's.
The finest workman in the state at Hol-
gate & Helms.
Boys clothing in endless variety at the
White House.
New clothing and over coats opened this
week at Nolans.
Cash paid for potatoes apd dried fruit at
The Peoples Grocery.
Reserved seats only so cents tonight at
the Modern Miracle entertainment.
For ladies', misses, and chlidren's cloaks,
wraps and jackets 60 to Nolans.
Baths at all hours for ladies or gents, at
the Occidental Shaving Parlors.
J.S Moore's tor shaving. hair cutting and
shampooing. Shaving Is cents.
An excellent quality OF cranberries may
be found at the Peoples Grocery store.
E. E. Paddock wants your potatoes and
dried fruits-casf OF trade as preferred.
The ladies of the coffee club are arrang-
ing to give social the coming month.
Call and examine the work of Pernot
Bros, photographers, Main street, Corvallis
Pernot Bros. photographers, enlarge pic
lures by any method desired by his patrons.
All kinds of dressing for mems ladies,
children's and misses shoes at Holsate &
Helms.
Ladies, it will paw you to look at the line
of fall and winter underwear at the l. aides
Bazaar.
Hon. R. A. Bensell, VIM. Grant, John
ley and N. l.. Butler, citizens OF New
port, are in Corvallis this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Pape returned on Wed
nesaay from visit to Jacksonville, their
former home
Mrs. G.. Ii. Pearse is in Portland attend
ing the bedside of her mother law, who
is seriously i'll.
The new tariff law is in force but J. W.
Will sells guns, rifles, pianos, and organs sc
cheap that everybody can buy one.
Rev. r. NJ. Auuks. of Michigan, will
| preach both morning and evening next Sun
day at the Congregational church.
| Go to the Occidental Shaving Parlors fol
tirst-class shave, haircut. shampoo ol
bath. The only two-chair shop in the city
A fine line of standing and hanging lamp
have Just been received at L. E. Paddock :
Call and see them before purchasing els.
where.
The protracted meetings which have been
in progress at the NJ. Z. church came to
close Sunday evening. These meeting
were largely attended.
The time of the Evangelical Sunday
school has been changed. 1t will open here
after at IL o'clock A. NJ. and close at P. N
| All are invited to attend.
G. NJ Stroud was in Corvallis Wednes
day and Thursday. Here, as we'll as il
every other town in Oregon, Pap" ha
very many friends who rejoice to- see bin
Work is being pushed to completion or
the Roseburg and Coos bay railroad. Nor
men are being put to work every day ant
new camps are being established along tn
| route.
A three-dollar piece, used as bangle, up
on which there was some engraving, wa
lost upon the streets of Corvallis on M on
day, 9th. The finder will confer a ia vo
by leaving it at this Office.
Stop that hacking cough, and soreness OF
the throat and lungs, before it becomes I
seated trouble beyond the reach of mc'ii
cine. Wrights Red Cross Syrup is unfail
ing. Sold by all druggists.
Nick Baesen and P. Avery have just is
| pOS6U VI d Ddutl VI -ooo otiNSP Al "
land. These sheepwere driven from Eas t
ern Oregon and were purchased by Messr S
Baesen and Avery at Eugene.
Lustrous Pearly White Teeth and fir
ruby gums, make beautiful faces NOR
charming, and the plainest ones attractiv
Use Wright's Myrrh Tooth Soap and rs
store them. ga Toilet Gem" 25c. SOL
by all druggists.
wilkins art store is now conducted b
Wilkins, Bond & Co., the former proprieto
having disposed of an interest i'll the estan
lishment on account of the increased bus
ness and the consequent draft upon his ell
ergies by the various departments.
Ernest korthauer returned last Tuesda
from Clatsop county where he has bee
working during the past summer on the A.
toria and South Coast railroad. He say
that company is five months behind in the
pay and the prospects for pay day is ue
ysry good either.