The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-07-03
LOCAL NOTES.
Cedar shingles and posts at Clarks:

Cedar shingles and posts at Clarks:
Buggies and spring wagons at Clarks.
Cherries are cheap and plentiful this year.
Plano binders, mowers and hay rakes at
Clarks.
Eadies' Bazaar.
The Pacific will wash anything without
soaking or chemicals:
Strawberries will soon be thing of the
past for this season.
Don't buy washer until you have seen
the Pacific thoroughly tested.
New invoice of those black and colored
corsets at the Ladies' Bazaar.
Mrs. Thompson and Edith are visiting
relatives in Albany this week.
w. P. Lyman and wife, of Portland, are
visiting old friends in this city.
Mrs. q. o. Samuels returned to her home
in Tekoa; Washington, Tuesday.
Call in,opposite the brick livery stable
and see the Pacific Washing Machine oper-
ate.
This week witnessed the hottest day of
the season in Corvallis, SS degrees i'll the
shade.
DR.. Thompson was in attendance at the
State Teachers Institute at Newport this
week.
A family's weekly washing done perfectly
white as snow in twenty minutes by the
Pacific.
Read the endorsements of the Pacific and
see what the prominent latlies'of Corvallis
say about it.
Buya Pacific for your wife and she will
greet you with smile when you go home
uash'day.
Kinder Blair, of Pittsburg. Pa, is visit
ing his sister Mrs. VIM. Cress who resides
near this city.
Auction every afternoon on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Saturdays at Osborn's
clothing store.
J.W. Will is prepared to furnish bicycles
of all kinds at the lowest prices Also
bicycle extras.
Thomas Kay, of the Salem Woolen Mills,
was in Corvallis the first of the week in
the interest of the mills.
A large wharf is now being constructed by
the Benton County FIGURING Co., on the
river bank at their mill
j. H. Malin, formerly in the real estate
business in Albany, has leased the Bay
View House at Newport.
Osborne Davy, of Portland, is visiting
relatives in this city, and is guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Hitchins.
The boat excursion to Salem Saturday
was fairly we'll patronized. About 200 al.
tended from Corvallis and Albany.
A petition will soon be presented to the
city council asking that the barber shops be
prohibited from opening on Sunday.
The Arion orchestra left Tuesday noon for
Newport, where they will furnish music for
the teachers institute now in session.
Miss Linville, who has been visiting with
itAcnuo Ia WIG S1Vy iOA VIC kooo~t tC" uoy'S
returned to her home at Siletz, Monday.
Mr.. j. w. Lepger desires to inform the
public that there will be no delivery wagons
run after o'clock in. the morning on the
Fourth of July.
A hose team will go from this city to
Eugene to-day to compete for the prize Of
fered at that city for hose races. on the
Fourth of July
Samuel Kitchens and family and Mr. and
Mrs. E. e. Paddock, returned from Albany
last Tuesday, where they had been to at
tend the funeral Of Iva Lee.
The governmentsteamer, General Wright ,.
has been commissioned and is now at work
making survey of the various bar harbors
calang the coast of this state.
There will be three first class BARRIERS to
do the tcnsorial work at Cases barber shop
ON the Fourth of July. If you want a
shave on short notice call on him.
Karl Karr, of the Chicago Boot and Shoe
Store, in this city, has made an assignment.
His liabilities are $500 while the assets are
but $475. j. R. Bryson has beenappointed
assignee.
The Corvallis Marine Band has furnished
some excellent music on the streets every
evening this week. They haye been prac-
ticing for the Fourth, when they will play
at Eugene.
One of the fine horses owned by Mr.. Eglin
snd which he drove to his hack, had its fore
leg broken this week by being kicked by
another horse, aud was rendered worthless
and was killed.
Tom Bell started last Tuesday evening
for German Town, California, having re-
cetved a telegram that his father VIM. Bell,
-agedi64 years, was dangerously ill and was
not expected to live.
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