The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-12-25
BRIEF LOCALS.

Ladies and children ihaifcuttlnS i
specially at Taylor's.
Christmas mixed candies at Small &
Sons, Is cents per pound.
A full line Of lamps and table cut
lery at lowest prices at Hershner's.
Mrs. Sloan, from Forest Grove, is
Ia the city spending holidays with rel
atiYes.
Sec the latest improved cash regis
tiers at J. VIM. Wills The latest
thing out.
Miss Effie Leasure, of Moscow,
Idaho; is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
John Lenger.
"A. F. Hershner makes no extra
charge for delivering goods outside
the city limits.
Take your watches to U. B. Vogle,
practical watch maker, next door to
Roses cigar store.
Chickenpox is going the rounds
among the school children. l. is moth
ing of serious nature.
1t won't be long till 1892. We be-
lieve 1892 will he year Of prosperity
and progress to Corvallis.
Multi & Chase have just opened ont
a neat photograph gallery in ]. R.
Bryson's building on Third street.
Babies and children are the Gus
toners we like to have at our gallery
ezst of the court house.
MULTI & CHASE.
Sickness pervades the household of
Mr.. and Mrs. Purdy, both being aflict-
ed this week. Only temporary, we
trust,
Mondays Oregonian says r. M.
DAWSON, of Corvallis, is registered at
the Perkins hotel in Portland. All
right.
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-
chase the choicest Christmas candies,
delicate dainties and delicious sweets.
Call on them.
Mary, when you go down street
again take our baby to Multi & Chase
east of the court house, and have
some photos made.
Joseph Caskey has taken the coli
tract for ironing forty hay presses at
the Corvallis foundry, and will com.
mence the job next week,
Small Il Son are going to prepare
for the holidays with fresh and select
supply of Christmas candies, nuts, etc
It will pay you to inspect their goods
If all of those boys who have no
vet received one of those castanets al
Kline's, will call at the store on Christ
mas day they will receive a Christina:
gift.
Miss Brasfeld, from the bay, passed
through the city Tuesday, on her way
to Portland, where she will spend the
Christmas holidays among friends an'
relatives.
A. F. Hershner's large and constant
E increasing trade is proof that he
sells the best goods at the loves
prices and delivers them in a satisfac
terry manner.
Anyone wanting monument before
next Decoration day would do well tc
see E. w. Achison IL Co. at once al
they are selling at ten per cent. dis
count to all who purchase within sixty
days.
John Simpson, accompanied by hi
SON. Eugene, came up from Albany
Tuesday on business move. They
have thrifty and desirable stock rancl
in the bay section, but will winter il
Albany.
Mrs. James Carter and her two chi!
dren started Monday for Kansas
where they will spend the winte
months. Mrs. Carter will not enjo,
the winter rose blossoms Of Oregon
this season.
That elegant $40 manicure set a
Kline's rafled off last Monday even
ing, was won by Mrs. Charles Young
she having thrown the highest ant
lucky number, 43. 1t is indeed
prize to be proud of.
One of the neatest watch charms tn
writer has seen for many day is wor
by Zeph Job. 1t is highly polishe
elk tooth elegantly mounted in golc
gift from M. H. Kreibel. Zeph
Justly proud of it.
If you want to make your neighbol
happy the coming year you can do 81
If you want to be happy yourself ju:
speak kind word in the ear Of
friend and see what effect it will hay
on him and ON yourself. Try it.
Considerable sickness is reported /
our physicians. La grippe is grad
ally bending this way, but our favore
country may be fortunate enough
escape the troublesome disease. v
hope SO. La grippe is not to be smile
at