The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-09-11

lies fresh every day at Small Il

you WANT Hle groceries yea Gall
Rnd them at PadGoc'i's.
]. VIM. Will is closing out stationery
anl bird cages. Visit him.
Mr.. Henderson, an attorney at Seat.
de, is in the city on legal business.
One hundred and fifty rolls of wall
paper, 10c. a roll, at Philip Weber's.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Stock
of Seattle, September 7tll, "a daughter.
Fresh fruit can now be he'd in any
variety, quality or quantity at Small &
Sons.
Prof. Cove1l returned Wednesday
from his vacation tour through the
East.
7. VIM. Will is closing out all his
ehildren's carriages. Go and inspect
them.
A new invoice of wall paper, the lat
est designs and shadings, at Philip
Weber's.
M. H. Krlebel, the rustling bool =
keeper of the Niagara Mills, is in the
city on business.
Born, in this city, Friday, August
27, 1891, to Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny
Hayes, son. Good.
M. Stock went down to Portland
Wednesday on a business trip. He
will return home today.
Rev. J. Bowersx, of the Evangelical
Association, of Salem, was in the city
the fore par5 of the week.
Those who trade with Paddock once
never fail to 60 there the second time.
His groceries are excellent.
For fine ice cream you should try
the parlors of Small & Son. They
keep the best of everything.
John Lenger and family went to the
bay Saturday to see the sights and
sniff the fragrance from the foaming
sea.
Small & Son are just in receipt of a
/ fresh arrival of California and Oregon
fruits, such as oranges, bananas, peach
es, etc.
Plutarch Lewis has opened up bar
Der shop at Philomath, and promises
the public to fulfil the whisker orders
of the city.
F. M. Johnson went over to the
Bay Wednesday to look after his
family, with whom he will return the
first of the week.
If the river were in good condition
or navigation to Corvallis, the boats
would have all the freight they could
handle at present.
Mrs. R. NJ. Davisson returned home
yesterday from Chito, Calf, where she
las been visiting with her parents dur
ng the past month.
Miss Julia Selberg went to Buena
Tista, Polk county, the first of the
eek, where she will visit with acquaint-
nces for some time.
Hon. w. F. McCarty, of San Fran !
sco, was in the city Wednesday and
thursday. He is on pleasure tour at
resent through the Northwest.
Mrs. j. Mason returned Monday
om San Francisco, where she has been
purchase her fall stock of millinery
ods which will arrive next week.
Ducks are becoming plentiful in
me parts of the state. This is the
gn of an early winter, according to
% dictates of our weather prophets.
Miss Minnie Osburn is spend ing the
EEK at the bay. Miss Nettie Spencer
turned from there the latter part of
week, after the summers sojourn.
Apples are quite plentiful this season.
is pitiable thing to see this valuable
it deprived of the benefits of cult
ton, and thus be allowed to go to
ste.
Uncle Jesse Huffman has been suf-
ing with sciatic rheumatism during
week. He is able to walk about
premises, but is not improving very
pidly.
We notice large number of
Fangers on our streets lately. There
great demand for houses to rent,
bile many are looking for purchasable
operty.
A myrtle log shipped from Coos Bay
Portland sold for $50 The freight
id on it was $18. This is very
1uat1o f;p,hor fbopch II 6oec pot