The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-09-26
LOCAL NOTES,

Cox.
Fine California and Oregon fruits at Cam
eron's.
Wanted-Fir wood at Osborn's Clothing
Store.
Buy one of those fine lots in Jobs addi.
tion.
Something new at A. F. HIS in the shape
Of lantern.
Rubbers, rubbers, just received at Hol.
gate & Helms.
Infants wear in robes, slips, hose, etc.,
at Ladies' Bazar
Materials for fancy work, stamped linens
etc. at Ladies' Bazaar.
That new drink "Frui Miz" just flies this
weather at Cameron's.
J. s. ;Moore's for shaving, hair cutting and
shampooing. Shaving Is cents.
DR.. J. M. Applewhite has returned from
business trip to San Francisco.
Willis Vidito, of Alsea, was in Corvallis
the first of the week on business.
Money saved by buying your groceries,
crockery, glassware, ETC., of A. F. II.
A new line of LudIows shoes for ladies',
Misses and children, at Holegate & Helms
If you want absolutely fast black hose
for ladies and children 60 to Ladies'B Bazaar.
VIM. Kneeland & Co. 3 fine shoes in hand
and machine sewed, for mems wear, at Hol-
CATER & Helms.
Seasonable underwear, corsets and ladies'
furnishings generally, at attractive prices,
at Ladies' Bazaar.
A fresh supply of California fruits and
Southern Oregon Watermelons and peaches
at Cameron's.
Geo. Fish has just received a car load of
new stoves. Notice his display of elegant
heating and parlor stoves.
The ties for the street railway extension
have been deposited along the line and the
rails are daily expected to arrive.
John Osborn makes new and startling
announcement this week, and according to
reports of recent purchasers he is doing
just what he advertises.
Mrs. Mason's grand opening of millinery
goods took place on Wednesday, and was
largely attended by the ladies of Corvallis
who wished to see the prevailing styles Of
feminins head-gear.
S. L. Kline will have his grand opening
of fall and winter goods at his new store
on next Tuesday, September 30th. The
people of this vicinity will miss treat if
they fail to be present.
R. L. Taylor the barber wishes to inform
the public that he is still at his old stand
opposit the The Peoples grocery store, and
he will cut your hair or give you shave in
the latest approved manner.
Stop that hacking cough, and soreness of
the throat and lungs before it becomes a
seated trouble beyond the reach of medi-
cine. Wright's Red Cross Syrup is unfail
ing. Sold by all druggists.
A large lot of galvanized iron ornaments
to be placed over the windows and doors of
the new state reform school building was
shipped to Salem last week by J. D. Clark.
Edward Quinn will superintend the placing
of it in position.
Lustrous Pearly White Teeth and firm
ruby gums, make beautiful faces more
charming, and the plainest ones attractive.
Use Wrights Myrrh Tooth Soap and re-
store them. "a Toilet Gem" 25c. Sold
by all druggists.
The Statesman, commenting upon the
display in the art department of the state
fair, says: "One of the finest exhibits of
oil paintings is that of Miss A. M. Wins,
of Newport. Her work will stand close IN
spection. Her paintings from natural his
tory are especially worthy of attention.
Charley Albrecht has curious potato.
1t bears striking resemblance to side
view of the physiognomy of the lower class
of negroes. 1t has been photographed by
Pernot and one of the pictures will be
placed on exhibition at Portland's exposi-
tion.
Observe the new advertisement of Nc
Allen & Mcdonnell, l6l, 1853, Third street.
Portland. They announce grand clearance
sale of cloaks, jackets, sealettes, etc.,
which began September 25th. This house
has well-earned reputation for honorable
dealing.
Carl Karr, the Chicago shoe muanufac-
turer, formerly of Holgate & Helm, has
opened store and shop next door to R.
Graham's drug store, where he may be
found prepared to fulfill any obligation
which he has assumed in his advertisement
which appears this week. Call and see
him.
The junction City Pilot says: Prof. E.
Bond was in the city last Monday and Tues
day, shipping his goods to Corvallis. Prof.
has concluded to fe-enter the merchandise
business, and will open general merchan-
disc store in Corvallis, where we hope to
see him succeed, and we doubt not that he
will, for the man with energy, enterprise
and push such as Mr.. Bond, must alwaysl