The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-09-25
BRIEF LOCALS.
Candies fresh every day at Small d

Do not fail to attend the lecture
Monday evening"
]. VIM. Willis closing out stationery
and. bird cages. Visit him.
Fresh fruit can now be had in any
variety, quality OF quantity at Small &
Sons.
J. VIM. Will is closing out all his
children's carriages. Go and inspect
them.
Mrs. Fortmlller, of Albany, is spend
ing the week with DR.. and Mrs. e. j.
Thompson.
Rev. S. P. Wilson Will conduct the
services at the M. E. church next Sab
bath evening.
Many Of our citizens are in attend
ance at the Portland Industrial Expo
sition this week.
Every student, mechanic and bust
ness man should attend Prof Riddles
lecture Monday evening
"Blunders of life and the mistakes
of the age" at the opera house, Mon
day evening, admission free.
For fine ice- cream you should try
the parlors of Small & Son. They
Keep the best of everything.
One week from. tomorrow, October
Sd, will be Jewish holiday, and Stocks
store will be closed on that day.
Small & Son are just in receipt of
fresh, arrival of California and Oregon
fruits, such as oranges, bananas, peach
es, etc.
Leo Stock has gone to Chicago.
He stopped over in this city the first
of the week and visited relatives be-
fore taking his leave.
John E. Chandler, son of ex Senator
Chandler, of Baker county, arrived in
the city Wednesday, and will resume
his studies at the State Agricultural
college.
We understand that the connection
of the o. P. R. Co. with Mr.. J. M.
Stewart as divisional and office engi-
neer has been terminated.
Richard Graham, who was attacked
with typhoid fever last week, and was
quite i'll for few days, is greatly i'm
proved, and it is hoped he will be able
to be around soon. Miss Bryson is
also rapidly recovering.
New students have arrived for at
tendance at the State Agricultural Col
lege every day this week. 1t the pres
ent rate of increase continues there
will be larger attendance in the near
future than ever went to this school at
any one time before.
We would call the attention Of our
readers to the new advertisements on
the various lines of business this week.
It is not only the local columns that
may prove of interest to you, but the
advertising as well. Read them over
and you may find something you need.
CIRCULAR No. 1O.-Oregon Pacific
Railroad Company, T. E. Hogg, re-
ceiver.-Trafic department.-Corval-
lis, Oregon, Sept. %, IS91.-All con-
cesned.-Agents will withdraw from
sale after September 30th, iron clad
excursion tickets to Yaquina and re-
turn. G. G. HoGUE, G. P. A.
The undertakes of the Northwe St
are IN session in Portland, and will
hold forth until September 30th.
These are grave men, and they have
grave duties to perform, and they call
this convention for the purpose of dis
cussing matters of interest to the cause
and electing officers for the ensuing
year. J. A. Knight, of this city lin
attendance.
The man who deserted his better
half aud then fed to Albany with the
children where he expected to further
his escape, was probably something
more than disappointed when, upon
his arrival, he was met and taken into
custody by the proper authorities, and
conveyed back to his old haunts. 1t
won't do for a man nowadays to tam:
per, with the law.
Mr.. A. Sherill who has been visiting
here the greater part of the summer fol
the benefit of his wife's health, return
ed to his home at Canyonville, Tues
day, on temporary trip of business
leaving Mrs. Sherill here till his return
in the course of another month. They
intend to spend the winter in Corvallis
Mrs. Sherill has been greatly benefited
by the change of climate.
Mrs. Gerard, whose hush and diet
recently in this city, was making pre-
parations to return, in company will
her daughter to her Michigan home
and had almost completed arrange
ments for the journey, when she wa
happily surprised by the announce
nent In letter from home, that he
son, with his family would soon be o.
his way to join her at Corvallis, an