The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-12-18
BRIEF LOCALS.


The shortest day of 1891 occurs
next Tuesday.
Ladies' and children's haircutting a
specially at Taylor's.
Christmas mixed candies at Small &
Sons, Is cents per pound.
Mrs. N. ]. Briggs has been at the
metropolis for some time visiting.
A full line of lamps and table cut
iery at lowest prices at Hershner's.
Go to Ed. Greffoz for violin and gui-
tar strings. A full line always on
hand.
See the latest improved cash regis
ters at J. VIM. Wills The latest
thing out.
Sixty head of mutton sheep, sold by
George Smith Tuesday, averaged 14O
pounds each.
A. F. Hershner makes no extra
charge for delivering goods outside
WIZ SAey 1Aull1o.
Miss Addah Gillette went to Mon
mouth recently to attend the State
Normal school
Regular social dance at the opera
house this evening, and the usual good
time is expected.
Mr.. Silas Couey, of Corvallis, is Wis
iting his many friends here, says the
Albany Democrat.
Take your watches to U. B. Vogle,
practical watch maker, next door to
Roses cigar store.
Jos. H. Wilson has returned from
Stockton, Calf, having been called
home on business interests.
Rev. Parker, of Independence, spent
the last of the week in the city, the
guest of Rev. M. o. Ligon.
Miss Allie Burch will spend the1
Christmas holidays among her home
folks at Dixie, Polk county.
Multi L Chase have just opened out
neat photograph gallery in J. r.
Bryson's building on Third street.
4 nice line of holiday goods, gift
books, albums, Christmas cards, etc.,
sn be found at Allen & Woodward's.
Babies and children are the Gus
toners we like to have at our gallery
east of the court house.
MULTI & CHASE.
Ed. Greffoz is just in receipt of
dandy new line of Roger Bros silver
ware and holloware. Go and inspect
them. |:
Philip Phile last week sold to M. Il
W. Wilkins twenty-five feet of real
estate fronting Second street for
$4,000.
Cloudy weather is as good as sun. =,
shine for making photos at the new
gallery of Multi & Chase, east OF the
court house.
Small & Sons is the place to pur- j,
chase the choicest Christmas candies, !:
delicate dainties and delicious sweets.
Call on them.
Rev. M. o. Ligon, of the M. E. 4
ehurch, South, has been ailing slightly
during the past week, but is now able r
70 be about again. {
Mary, when you go down street e
Again take our baby to Multi & Chase, c
1ast Of the court house, and have t.
some photos made. r.
For good substantial shoe, go to
Webber & Sons and get the Califor- u
ala Sunset Seamless So shoe. The d
best in the market. h
The city councils act Monday night =
n ordering the streets cleaned was Il Il
one. Much more mud
would make the way impossible. o'
Small & Son are going to prepare =,
or the holidays with fresh and select -
|upply Of Christmas candies, nuts, etc. -
Il will pay you to inspect their goods. -
A. F. Hershner's large and constant th
= increasing trade is proof that he tb
lslls the best goods at the lowest ~
|sices and delivers them in satisfac- :"
DRY manner. IN
Song service and Christmas sermon
4 the Presbyterian church next Sab pi
jath evening at 7:15. Efforts will be 81
made to give all comfortable seats. m
1shers at the door. L:
ds
e. c. Hogue and wife, of the Ore -
yon Pacific office at Corvallis, are in :.
he city the guests of Mrs. Hogue's os
,arents, DR.. and Mrs. c. G. Kelly.
'ays the Albany Herald.
th
Prot. ]. d. Letcher went to Port =
and last Friday to be treated by ply :,
icians. A telegram from him to this r
ity announces that he will not soon D
eturn to his post at the college. J.,