The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-03-06
BRIEF LOCALS.
Wheat is 81 cents in Corvallis.

Headquarters for hats at Wilkins q
Bonds.
Big bargains in ladies' goods. a
Nolan's.
Judge M. L. Pipes is holding court
at Eugene this week.
Cloaks, wraps and jackets at less
than cost at Nolan's.
Egan E Achison are selling mon
nments at Portland prices. If.
If you want a monument see Egan
& Ac hison, of Albany, before purchas-
ing. If.
There has been no snow west Of the
Coast Range summit, according to re-
ports. ....
We are here to sell goods. Those
who call on us will Call again. Viii
kins d. Bond.
Preaching in the Evangelical church
ON Sabbath at p. m. by NJ. J. Bal
lantyne, pastor. o.
For bargains in monuments, head
stones, ETC., 60 to Egan q Achison,
Albany, Oregon. If.
Conductor Chas Kennedy, of the o.
p, was visiting in Corvallis this week,
having been granted furlough for IA
short time.
Ed. Sullivan, of Newport, has pur
chased fish and poultry market at
Salem and will conduct Wholesale
and retail business.
For nuts, candies, cigars, oranges
and all the light beverages go to
Small & Sons, wholesale msnufactur-
ers of fine candies. ..
Mr.. T. S. Miller, we'll known in this
county as an attache Of the Oregon Pa
cific at one time, has been chosen clerk
of the railroad commission.
Corvallis school district, number 9,
held an election on Monday at which
F. M. johnson was elected director
and E. Holgate clerk. A tax of five
mills Was voted for school purposes
Egan Achison handle the cele-
t,,o&oI Do~+l,,,I ,x,,,11e
cemetery lots. These walls Can be
furnished at half the cost of any other
and are far superior. If.
The people of Albany are taking
lively action in the matter Of construct
ing bridge across the Willamette at
their city. 1t is an example worthy of
emulation by Corvallis.
Judge Finn and L. M. Curl, attor
neys of Albany, were in this city Mop-
day and Tuesday taking testimony in
the Philomath college cases which come
up at the next term Of the circuit court.
When you 60 to the postoffice to-day
don't forget to notice that fine display
of hats in Wilkins Il: Bonds store. In
their show window is one of the finest
displays of hats ever exhibited in this
city.
The GAZETTE is in receipt. of Il com
plimentary ticket to Arthur Spauld-
ing's lecture, "Fun that Beats Fisick,"
good Through all time to come" Mr..
Spaulding delivers his first lecture on
the above subject at Independence, to-
night.
Major Bruce, of this county, has
been selected by the managers of the
Northwestern, Exposition as one of the
committee on domestic and fat stock.
Mr. Bruce holds a, high position
among the progressive stock men of
the country.
The mountain opposite the great
Cow Creek slide in Douglas county,
is said to be moving and that the rail
road is being crowded out of line. To
see some of these mountains in Cow
Greek canyon one would think it a
wonder they do not tip over.
From evidence brought before Jus
tice Turney last week it would appear
that Fred M. Seemet, threatened to
Kill Mrs. E. A. Seemet, his wife.
Fred's ill-advised assertion caused. him
to be placed under bonds is keep the
peace until the grand jury could inves-
tigate him.
Junction City was visited by an
other disastrous fire last Friday which
is thought to be the work of an in
cendiary. The fire bug appears to