The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-04-25
BRIEF LOCALS.

Street cars will roll in May.
New goods weekly at Nolan's.
Bargains in mems hats at No
lan's.
Corvallis is badly in need of a street
sprinkler.
For mems furnishing goods go
to Nolan's.
Geo. Waggoner is at Baker city on a
business trip.
Fresh invoice of ruchings at the
Ladies Bazaar.
Oxford ties, great variety, at Ho.-
gate & Helms.
Oxford ties, in pebble goat, flexible
soles, H. & HIS.
There are about 125,0OO school
children in Oregon.
Lenmox Oxford ties same tip, hand
turned, at Ell. & HIS.
Lenox Oxford ties, patent tip, hand
turned, at H. q HIS.
Don't fail to see those new corsets
at the Ladies Bazaar.
Wah Lung has an advertisement in
another column. Read 1t.
Common Sense Oxford ties, patent
tip, hand turned, at II. & HIS.
Osborn & Co. have something to say
to you in this issue of the GAZETTE.
Ladies, buy your spring wraps
and jackets and parasols at No
lan's.
Fourth OF July is coming; what's 60
ing to be done towards observing it in
this city?
Daily freight trains are now being
run on the Oregon & California rail
road, west side.
Gibbs & Aliens shoes for men, me-
diumprice shoes in congress and lace
at H. & HIS.
The Rockford So shoe, the best shoe
in the market for the money, at Hol-
gate & Helms.
A choice assortment of materials
for fancy work, novelty braids, etc., at
the Ladies' Bazaar.
Ladies, buy your drygoods at
Nolan's. Largest and most attrac-
tive stock in town.
Ladies' Congress glove kid shoes
for summer wear, very easy and COM
portable at H. & HIS.
Rev. J. R. N. Bell, of Roseburg, the
publisher of the Educational Compen.
dunn, spent last Sunday in Corvallis.
Evangelical church-Preaching on
Sabbath at IL a. M, by Rev. J. w.
Parker, and at $50 p IN. by the pastor,
J. M. Dick.
The Presbyterians have just re-
ceived their new organ from the
east. 1t is a beautiful instrument
and will add much to their already
comfortable and attractive church.
AT the request of numerous friends
| have consented to the use of my
name as candidate for Councilman in
the Second ward of this city, subject to
the decision of the voters at the en-
suing election. RALsToN Cox.
"Don" Smith, who has been for
many years settler of the EIkhorn
country in the eastern portion of Ma
rion county, is in Corvallis, being cali
ed here as witness in the case of J.
R. Myers q Co. VS.. the Oregon Pacific
railroad.
w. E. Fryer, who has been workman
for L. L. Hurd in his p!anlng mill and
electric light works for the past eigh-
teen months, left for Portland on Tues
day where he will take position in the
supply depot of the Westinghouse
electric. machinery company.
Prof. w. E. Yates, former Polk
county school superintendent, has been
selected by the republicans OF Benton
county, for that Office. The Prof. is a
fine educator and is in every way
qualified to make success of the
superintendent Office. He ought to
be eelected.-Observer.
The Highland Park addition to
Salem is near to the fair ground, and
street cars run through it every half
half hour. 1t is most desirs bic loca-
ton for residence, and large number
of tasteful dwellings are now beng
erected. Lots are for sale by the Ore.
gon Land Co. |.
B. W. johnson, E. C. Crystal, and
Misses Carl Kitchens and Maud Hoff-
man, all of Corvallis, were at Albany
on last Friday evening in attendance
at a reception rendered to Miss Flora
Mason of that city, given by her
friends. Miss M. had Just returned
from visit in the eastern states.
Owing to an extra amount of matter
coming in at a late moment for the
last issue of the GAZETTE, the an
nouncenient that Johnson, of the
Times, went to Portland ON Thursday
was omitted. He wore his best bib
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