The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-08-29
LOCAL NOTES.
eghlar harvest weather this.

What is Nj. K? Ask A. F. Hershner:
Farmers insure your grain with Ralston
Cox.
Fine California and Oregon fruits at Cam
eron's.
Wanted-Fir wood at Osborns Clothing
Store.
Buy one of those fine lots In Jobs addi-
tion.
Kline will close out summer lines at a re.
duction.
Something new at A. F. HIS in the shape
of lantern.
Hal Lyons is in Corvallis on a short visit
to old friends.
Infants wear in robes, slips, hose, ETC.,
at Ladies' Bazar.
Kline will make liberal terms to buyers
in GUNNER goods.
Bargains in lingerie: ties and handker-
chiefs at Ladies' Bazaar.
That new drink "Frui Miz" just flies this
weather at Caperon's.
Ladies', gents and children's caps at
Osborn's Clothing store.
Kline reduces prices to close out para
soils and summer goods.
Tourist and other ruchings, good choice,
low prices, at Ladies' Bazaar.
j. S. Moore's tor shaving. hair cutting and
shampooing. Shaving Is cents.
Chilaren's tan shoes with or without
spring heels at Holgate & Helms.
Ladies' Oxfsrd Ties, in tan and black for
81 per pair at Holgate & Helm s.
J. Scheemer, of Portland, was in Corval-
lis this week a guest of Philip Phile.
Money saved by buying your groceries,
crockery, glassware, ETC., of A. f. H.
New arrival of mems fine shoes in narrow
and wide widths at Holgate & Helms
w. A. Wells returned Wednesday from
visit of three weeks at Foley Springs.
If you want absolutely fast black hose
for ladies and children go to Ladies Bazaar.
Prof Fl. F. French's new residence near
the agricultural college is nearly completed.
Pernot Bros. are prepared to enlarge
pictures to any size, at reasonable prices.
Miss Francis Harris, who has been for
the past four weeks at the bay, returned
Wednesday.
A fresh supply of California fruits and
Southern Oregon Watermelons and peaches
at Cameron's.
The United States flag ship Charleston
has been ordered to Immediately return to
Honolulu.
Materials for fancy work, stamped linen
goods, and artistic designs for stamping at
Ladies Bazaar.
Merino underwear. smooth and soft az
silk, for ladies' and children's wear al
the Ladies' Bazaar.
The Oregon School for Deaf Mutes al
/ Salem will open for the session Of 81
| Monday, September 20.
| The attention of our readers is called t,
| the Benton County FIGURING Mills new ad
| vertisement in another column.
Mrs. Q. A. Quivey, of Corvallis, ano
Mat Brown and wife were among the pas
sengers to the seaside this week
The young men who We're out serenadiu,
Tuesday evening furnished some excellen
music. Thanks boys, come again.
Sheriff VIM. Mackay is building new
residence on his place near Toledo. 1t will
cost when completed about $4,000,
Mrs. Dan Cameron is visiting her parent
in Lewis county, Washington, having beel
called there on account of the illness of he
| mother.
Miss Clara Fisher. who has been visitin,
her college friend and class mate, Mis-
Clara Irvine, at Independence, returne
home Wednesday.
Buy your tickets of George F. E glin, fo
the east over Union Pacific railroad an
save the fare from here to Portland, Oregon
Free reclining chair cars and tourist sleep
ers.
Prof. B. L. Arnold and Prof. Coote hav
gone to Fish Lake and will be absent abon
two weeks. They expect to bring back
number of native trees to be planted O
the College campus.
Miss Mary F. Brown, of Portland, VIII
has been visiting the Misses Mollie an
Anna Thompson, of this city, went to tn
bay where she will remain week or NOR
before returning home
Stop that hacking cough, and soreness O
the throat and lungs, before it becomes
seated trouble beyond the reach of med
cine. Wrights Red Cross Syrup is unfail
ing. Sold by all druggists.
The Niagara Lumber Company are build
ing a new office and large building l20x2
feet at their lumber yard near the depot
The new building will be used for STORM
dry lumber and shingles in the winter tins
Prof. Bglow, assistant chemist at til
Oregon State Agricultural college last yea1
has been appointed assistant chemist in tn
Amherst College of Massachusetts,, one
. the oldest institutions of the kind in IL