The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-11-13
BRIEF LOCALS.
Burt's fine shoes at Nolan's.
For umbrellas go to Nolan's.
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Buy your hats and caps at Nolan's.
For boys school shoes GO to NoIan's.
Blankets Blankets !! Factory prices
at Nolan's.
For ladies' shoes in all styles 60 to
J. H. Harris.
A. E. Acklom, of Newport, is court
ing in the city. - H..
Weber & Son manufacturers of fine
boots and shoes.
Ladies' and children's haircutting a
specially at Taylor's.
For boots, shoes, rubber and oil
clothing go to Nolan's. ..
Prof. w. S. Gilbert, of Philomatb,
called during the week.
Buy your clothing, overcoats and
furnishing goods at Nolan's.
Ladies' and misses union suits in
white and gray at J. H. Harris's.
Go to Ed. Greffoz for violin and gui-
tar strings. A full line always on
hand.
Received this week at J. II. Harris's
II nobby line of fancy goods from Chi
cago.
Mrs. M. A.. Canaan started Wednes-
day on three months visit to Hills
boro, Ohio.
DR.. J. R. Bailey, of Newport, is in
the city courting and smiling on old
time faces generally.
L. N. Price, who recently removed
from Benton county to Eugene, was
IN Corvallis this week.
Messrs. Mullet and Chase, of Salem,
were in the city trans 1cting business
interests the first of the week.
Mayor P. H. Darcy, Of Salem, was
in town during the week, attending to
matters connected with the circuit
court.
r. F. Baker, of Newport, is attend
ing court ir the city. He left his
name with the GAZETTE for a year.
Good.
Opened today at J. H. Harris's, a
magnificent line of ladies' and misses
shoes, long vamps, patent tips, in all
widths
There is reported to be another
case of unmarriage in Corvallis. Is
marriage getting to be failure? 1t
looks SO.
The social dance last Friday even
ing was as usual a very pleasant affair.
A good attendance turned out, and
the music was good.
"Little Brown Jug was rendered
last Saturday evening at the opera
house to good-sized audience. The
performance was very good.
Willis Vidito, of Alsea, was in the
city Monday, attending to business.
Before leaving the city he renewed his
subscription to the GAZETTE for anoth-
er year.
Rev. Edward Thomson's discourse
on the crest Day For All" at the
Presbyterian church Monday evening
was we'll attended, and proved to be
quite interesting.
Energetic ladies and gentlemen de-
string to make from So to $40 per day
can do SO by engaging with the we'll
known firm of L. P. Miller & Co.,
Stockton, Calf
Protracted meeting opened at the
Methodist Episcopal church Tuesday
evening, and has been in progress dur
ing the week, conducted by Rev. H.
Gould, the pastor.
The great difficulty that confronts
the building boom at present in Cor
Wallis is the short supply of lumber. It
keeps the mills busy to run the de-
mand. 1t looks like business.
Anyone wanting monument before
next Decoration day would do we'll to
see E. w. Achison & Co. at once as
they are selling at ten per cent. dis
count to all who purchase within sixty
days.
When the reporters of the Oregoni-
an interview Benton county people
they get news of progress and prosper
ity that is equaled by but few and ex-
celled by no section Of the northwest.
L. L. Hurd is giving good satisfac-
tion with his electric light plant at
Roseburg, and the people there will
discover before the year is up that
Hufd is representative citizen. He
will do well in Roseburg.
Stock thinks it pays to advertise
and therefore he never misses an op-
portunlty to let people know what he
is doing. Read his ad. in another
column, cut out the card and get the
discount There iS money in If for