The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-03-18
LOCAL NOTES.
Fruits of all kinds at Small & Sons.

For cedar fence posts go to j. VIM VIII
Take your old silver cases to U. B. Vogl
and get new one in exchange.
Money to loan; notes discounted; appl
;. or write to A. J. Ray, Corvallis.
Wanted an experienced girl or woman fo
general housework. Apply at this office.
| q. II. Davis is now agent for Butterick'
Patterns, full stock on hand. Fashio
plates furnished ON application
i, WANTED.-To exchange $100 tpyewrite
for good, young horse. Address or cal
this office.
i A fresh lot of hand made candies q
Small 4 Sons. 1t is absolutely pure.
How about Fourth of July celebration
Isn't it about time something was bein,
done in the matter?
| Yesterday was St Patrick's day, but ou
Hibernian friends did not seem to accord i
general observance.
1t has been suggested that farmers in
stitute be held in Salem during the stat
fair this coming fall.
Miss Lou Burnett. who has been seriousl,
i'll for the past few weeks, has recovered
sufficiently to be out again.
The notorious Sandy Olds, who was re
Gently released from the penitentiary has
opened a saloon in Portland.
The latest improved children's carriage.
at J. VIM. Willis. New goods, new prices
the lowest ever given in Corvallis.
Skating rink Saturday night. There will
| be race between two of our fastest skaters.
Admission as usual; gentlemen 25 cents,
ladies free.
r. NJ. Wade & Co. are having the front
of their hardware store painted white. 1t
has its significance, for instance, 'sa white
| firm to deal WITH
The many friends of Arthur Spalding will
be greatly pleased to know that his health
| is considerably improved and he is now seen
on the streets quite frequently.
FISH! FIsH I! FISHING TACKLE! it is
coming, including the largest assortment Of
fine rods ever displayed in Corvallis to be
opened soon at j. VIM. Willis store.
Everybody should attend tho meeting in
Fishers hall next Monday evening and hear
Messrs. Wolfen barger and Huckins. They
will have something worth listening to.
The scandal which sprung into existence
last week, involving, among others, promi
nent democratic official has by some means
been hushed up nearly as suddenly as it
appeared.
This Office acknowledges a brief call from
Johnny D. Dunno, of the Great Eastern Tea
Co., of Portland. Perhaps it is our pretty
girls instead Of business interests that brings
Johnny to Corvallis SO frequently.
Clothing thieves have made their appear.
ance in onr city.4,sLast Wednesday night
eight valuable pieces of clothing were stolen
from Mrs. A. Campbells line. The stolen
articles were the property Of some college
students.
A. o. Sinks. formerly of Corvallis, but
more recently of McMinnville. where he
was employed in the Southern Pacifcde pot,
has been transferred to. Portland, where he
has entered upon the duties of cashier at
the 2. & w. v. depot.
Since the publication last week of our
article entitled "Hard Characters" the
couple in question were notified to leave the
premises they occupied, which they have
done, moving into one of Nick Beason's
houses in the northern portion of the city.
The Oregonian has instituted suit against
Aborn to recover 100 due for advertising
in that sheet. The rreprietors ought to
lose it for trusting an itinerant for SO large
an amount. The city is filed with peripatet.
les who do not deserve credit for dollar.
DR.. Bowen L ester has just furnished 4
cozy suite of rooms in Farra's block for his
new dental office. He has fitted it up with
all the modern improvements for the com.
fort and convenience of himself and his pa.
tients and invites all who are IN need of the
services Of a dentist to- call and see him.
Last week Mrs Donaldson, aged about
sixty, who had been making her home with
VIM. Blair's family at Lexington for a few
days, fell into cellar, the door of which
had had been left open by her daughter,
fracture of one of the ankle
bones. At last accounts grave doubts were
as to her recovery. ry.-HeppnerI
Gazette.
Services as usual at the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath. In the morning DR.. !
Thompson will take as his topic s'Sym-
phonies," in the evening topic suited to the
times. Sunday school at 10 a. m., Christian
Endeavor meeting at $50 p. M. Service of
song at 7:30 p. m. The orchestra win open
The service with choice instrumental |
selection.
Rebecca degree of Barnum lodge, L. o. @.
Fs were pleasantly entertained Wednes<
day evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. N. Wilkins The evening was spent
in whist and other amusernents and all the j
guests unite IN declaring that they passed al
most enjoyable evening, which is the only |
verdict possible with such host and host. |
sss
Mr. and Mrs. s. T. Jeffries entertained |
large number Of their friends Thursday i
evening of last week. A programme of elo-
;utionary and musical selections had been
prepared which were well rendered by some
Of the best talent in the city. Delicious re- |
freshments were served and all present ex-
pressed themselves as having had very
enjoyable evening.
MARRIED.