The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-03-13
LOCAL NOTES.


Hats, hats, hats, at Wilkins & Bonds.
Bargains in Ladies' and Misses shoes as
Nolan's.
Small & Sons for fancy homemade can
dies at ''waydown prices"
DR.. Thompson and family have been vis-
iting in Albany this week.
Keep your eye on Pasco. 1t has social
club called the ''Razzle Dazzle Five
Small & Son manufacture fine quality
of fancy candies. The GAZETTE pronounces
them frst-class.
The Daily Astorian thinks that twenty
canneries will be in operation in that vicin-
ity this season.
Preaching in the Evangelical church on
Sabbath at IL a. m. and p. m., by M. J.
Ballantyne, pastor.
Lew Johnson's colored minstrels at Jobs
Theatre tonight Reserved seats at T.
Graham's drug store.
The Benton County -four mills have re-
sumed operations again after having been
shut down for few days.
Try Small & Sons home made candies and
you will be convinced that they are not in
ferior to any manufactured.
r. f. Baker, who is now secretary of the
Farm, Trust and Loan Co., of Portland,
was in Corvallis a few days this week.
Rev. Geo. Gillespie of Newport, and Rev.
S. D. Fulton, of Dallas, visited our city and
were the guests of DIR. Thompson on Mon
day last.
Capt. j. ]. Winant, the veteran sea cap
tain of Newport, was in Corvallis this week
shaking hands with old friends and acquain-
tances here.
S. S. Brandonburg, of Spivey, Kingman,
county, Kansas, arrived in Corvallis Wed.
| nesday and it is his intention to make this
place his future home.
Fifty-two contractors, mechanics and ar
| tizans> of Albany have signed an agreement
| that nine hours shall constitute days work
at t he usual wages, during the coming sum-
| mer.
Lew Johnson's Famous Colored Minstrels
gave bright, interesting performance at
the Orpheum; the singing and comedians
were particularly good. San Francisco
| Chronicle.
The Newport saw mill will start up in a
| few days on a contract of 400 600 feet of
| lumber that will be used in the constructing
of hotel on the beach near Cape Foul
westher.-Republi ican.
J. M. Nolan's spring stock of clothing,
| boots, shoes and hats have commenced to
arrive. He will show this season the larg-
est and most stylish line of meu's and boys
goods ever opened in Corvallis.
''Shall the city own the electric light and
water works or not?" is the question to be
debated at the next parlor meeting, on
Wednesday, March Oath, at the residence
of Mr.. Thos. Graham. All are welcome.
| Corvallis is soon to have circulating IL
brary. Mr.. Jessup who was here recently
in the interests of the library has completed
arrangements and expects to return with
the books selected by the subscribers i'll
| about three or four weeks.
Don't buy hat until you see that fine
line of hats just received at Wilkins &
| Bonds bargain store. We are selling hats
to-day cheaper than any other store in Cor
wallis. Call and see our great bargains in
all the latest styles of winter and spring
hats and get our prices.
Services at IL m. and 7:l5 at Presby
terian church. Preaching by the Pastor.
Morning subject Harmony and Co-opera
tion in the Church. Evening subject,
Nehemiah and Washington. Song service
at 7:l5 p. m. Sabbath School at 10 a. m.
Wiggins, the weather prophet of Ottawa,
Canada has been heard frcm again. He
predicts that the greatest storm of the veal
is approaching the Atlantic coast, aftel
which We will have better weather tor two
years. He says there will be no earthquake
until 1894
1t will be we'll worth ones time to wit.
ness the refined performance of Lew John
sons colored minstrels tonight. Since thei
last visit hare number of wonderful attrac
tions have been added to what was at tina
time a superior combination. Reserved
seats at T. Graham's drug store.
Coll Van Cleve, the veteran editor of th'
Yaquina Post, and now sole owner of on
of the largest and finest undeveloped Goa
veins on the Pacific coast is in the city
His castle by the sea will be built of Toled'
coal, and will vie i'll magnifcence with tn
famous palace at Ottumwa, Iowa.-Ore
gonian.
The Prineville News says: "It was on
good fortune to be present at a farewell
party given 10 Miss Nida Ferguson at tn
residence of Mr.. M. A. Moore on Wednes
day evening of this week. jollier crew
never assembled in this town. After en-