The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-11-28
LOCAL NOTES.


to Nolans.
Cases barber is dandy on hair cutting
and shaving.
New line of plaid dress goods opened this
week at Nolan's.
Buy Oregon City blankets and fannels.
They are the best.
Cash paid for potatoes and dried fruit at
The Peoples Grocery.
the reading room.
New silk handkerchiets and mufflers open
ed this week at Nolan's.
An excellent quality o: cranberries may
be found at the Peoples Grocery store.
E. E. Paddock wants your potatoes and
| dried fruits-cash or trade as preferred.
| Call and examine the work of Pernot
| Bros, photographers, Main street, Corvallis.
Pernot Bros. photographers, enlarge pic
tuses by any method desired by his patrons.
The celebrated Columbia yarn and zephyrs
opened this week at Nolan's. Finest goods
made.
Some person with wicked intent broke
into J. w. Wills gun store Wednesday
night and stole revolver and dirk knife.
| A fine line of standing and hanging lamps
have just been received at E. E. Paddock's
Call and see them before purchasing else
where
Cal Hutton has returned from a tonr of
Eastern Oregon and Washington, not hav-
ing discovered the opportunities which he
was seeking.
P. P. Greffoz has large assortment of
clocks from which to make selections. At
his store may be found large number of
handsome designs.
The board of trade has decided that
Toledo should be Incorporated, and the mat
ter will be brought up for consideration by
the next Legislature.
Greffoz, the pioneer jeweler, does repair
ing and engraving to the highest satisfac-
tion of patrons, and his prices are consistent
with good workmanship.
A magic lantern with upwards OF fifty
large sized slides to interest old and young
on the 18th OF December, under the aus
pices of the Ladies Guild of the Church Of
the Good Samaritan.
P. P. Greffoz is offering some great in.
! ducements to purchasers of Christmas pres
ents. Patrons of Mr.. G.'s establishment
may be assured that goods purchased from
him are as represented.
Stop that hacking cough, and soreness O.
the throat and lungs, before it becomes &
seated trouble beyond the reach of me'li
cine. Wrights Red Cross Syrup is unfail-
ing. Sold by all druggists.
.. Little Jerry Job, who was stricken will
. scarlet fever some time ago, has now full.
recovered. By the exercise of care upor
the part of the parents asl the attendin
! physician no other cases developed.
1t is announced semini-offciallv that Gen
: eral J. M. Sigin will once more embarl
, in the newspaper business at Marshfield
. Coos county, about the beginning of tn
= coming year.-Eugene City Guard.
= Charley Mahew has been granted a d
l. vorce from his wife, Abbie, to whom he wa
y married in this city few years age
Charley charges his wife with desertior
The parties are now residents of Portland
" At the Episcopal church services on Sur
- day as usual at II A. NJ. and P. NJ. l
70 connection with the evening service will b
" held musical service of anthems, hymr
70 and other sacred music. Sunday school :
rs 9:45.
d I am better prepared than before to q
" dressmakinglat home, near railroad crossin!
le and wish the patronage of the ladies of Co
ar Wallis. Will always try to please. Wor
c. we'll and promptly done. Mrs. Fl. E. Val
Hoosen
The Toledo Dyking Company has abot
completed dyking its sixty-acre contract {
u the tide land above town. They put IN
fair summers work, for which they g
half the land dyked, worth great deal
!. n. money, says the Yaquina Post.
10 Nj, NJ. Bloch, indicted for manslaught
lie growing ont of an alleged criminal oper
Ut Ut tion performed upon Elizabeth Mecklin
|
he there will be no trial as the most importa
xt witness for the state, Bertha Thompson
" cannot be found.
Next Wednesday foot race will tai
nd place near this city between Braiuhwait,
n Independence, and Ellsworth Cameron,
70. 10. Corvallis, brother of Ephraim, who
ny gained considerable distinction sprint
sel The race is 100 yards, 500 side. 1t
al Al understood the race will take place sh
on distance below town.
=. ii. S. Horton, a Benton county farm
and fruit grower who aas been in Pendle
for several weeks past, claims the champ
6 ~, peach tree of Oregon. 1t was started
rrb the orchard from slip five years a
md The third year bushel of fine peac
~, was gathered, the fourth two bushels 6
ION a half, and this year the limbs were loae
no. down with the fruit, it being necessary
prop them.-East Oregonian.