The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-08-26
LOCAL NOTES.
First National Rank OF Corvallis, ores sea- -
Cooking butter at Kline's 10 cents pei

ready at j. VIM. Wills.
Take your old silver cases' to U. B. vogle
and get new one in exchange.
Hear evangelist Bateman at Fishers hall
next Sunday Inorniug and night.
Go to A. f. Peterson. for Picture frames.
Best of moulding constantly on hand.
The ladies' coffee club will hold its regus
lar meeting next Monday. evening. at 7
o'clock
Miss Nellie Pipes, who has been suffering
from severe attack OF intermittent fever, is
once more convalescent.
Agents, Agents, Agents Wanted forFthe
best selling goods and good pay. Call on !
J. VIM. Wills, Corvallis, Oregen!'
Governor Pennoyer last week appointed
a. E. Ackiom, of Newport, and A. j. Viii. =
liams, of Philomath, notaries public.
Prof. Washhurp, who has been travelling
in southern Oregon in the the interests of
the agricultural college, has returned.
State evangelist, r. IT. Bateman, will
preach forsthe Christian church in Fishers s
hall on Sunday morning and night. Evefy.H
body invited,
Regular services at the Congregational
church on Sunday at II a. m. and s p. na.-'
Sunday school at 1915 p. III. A cordial in. =
vitation to all.
Seasonabie goods at Fish & Murphy's,
Lightning ice cream freezers,f Ent.rl,ises
cherry stoners, coal Gil and gasoline stoves,
hose, lawn sprinkler5.
BICYCLE FOR SALE-A second hand Vic.S
tor safety in first class condition; cost STAT,
will be sold at sacrifice. For particulars
inquire at this Office,
Mrs DR.. j. n. Arplewhits ffsstili et'x
Thursday ssfrom San Francisco, where she
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Eddy
for the past two weeks.
@. G. Hopkins returned last week from
visit to. Denver, Colorado. His sister
came with him and will remain for. severalA
weeks visiting friends here.
J. R. Bryson, E. E. Wilsonf'S. T. ,Jei g
freys, Arthur ST.. Clair ard Ed: Brysssr' ara >
spending the week in rustic seclusior 7'on J.
Judge Bryson's farm near this city.
Ifsyou think Newport is not the rcsori 81 +
Oregon, says the Newport Times, go out to-
ward Nye Creek, where the tents g
wedged in thicker than four in bed.
W. g. Crawford and wife, for a longi itlmeae
residents of Corvallis, but who have for the :
past year made Portland their home, were =
visiting their friends here the first of the -
week.
Don't fail to go on the excursion tomors'~
row Saturday evening" The Marine band
proposes to give musical treat at Newport :
on Sunday on the piazza of the Bay View n
hotel.
A special meeting of Qui Vive encamp
ment @ O f will be held this, Friday -
evening, at which business of Importance
is to be transacted A full attendance is
desired
If you need letter heads. statements
cards envelopes you can get just what!
you want at the GAZETTE office. Before
giving your order call and see our stock and y
get prices.
NJ. Angelo, first class dressmaker just
from Los Angeles, invites the ladies of Cor -
Wallis desiring sewing and dressmaking to.
call and see her. Third street, opposite
Simon Klines.
Miss Frances Harris. for a long time Il
teacher in the Corvallis public schools, but *
who now holds position in the Portland s
schools, is spending portion of her vacation Il
among her former friends in Corvallis
CARD OF THANKs.-We wish to thank
the firemen Of Corvallis and 'otherswho as.
sisted in saving our home from the Flames 9
last Friday. for we realize that but for their ~
active efforts it would have been consumed.
III. S. PERNoT.
Some of the travellers who pass through <
Prnevile have certainly come from prolific
localities. A man and wife were noticed
going through town with thirteen children
loaded into wagon. They came from n
Nebraska.-Ococho Review.
In some localities in Morrow county
grasshoppers are very numerous, and in
some cases farmers have cut their grain forrr-
hay to keep the hoppers from destroying it,
One farmer reports that they have eaten
the leaves off his fruit trees, and are eating :.
the summer growth OF the trees.
The Royal Baking Powder maintains it's
vigorous hold Gu the public, and is active
and aggressive against the impure and injura--
ious baking powder palmed off on the peo-
pie. In this task it is performing good
work for honest and unadulterated food1
products.
Silverton has a remarkable: marshal.
Hear the Trbune: Our chief of police. be-
lieves in enforcing the law-even against e
himself. Last Tuesday one of his horses
got loose and came down town. Mr.. Weht~
promptly took it in charge and collected the =
dollar which was duly turned overto the'~
city treasurer.
E. NJ. Kiger, of Alsea, was in the city =
Monday. He reports everything in that'5.
locality is dong well. His fall wheat, he
says, turned out AZ bushels to the acre,
and spring oats So bushels to the acre. Al
great many campers rusticating in thess
Alsea country.
Zeph job returned home last Saturday,
He had gone TO Walla Walla nearly as
month ago to visit his aunt, and whlieT
there was summoned to New York on Ore
gon Pacific business, He made the returns
trip in four days and ten hours. He sayss1
he has no O. p news to divulge, but onas
would think, from the smile he wears, thas3
good times were in store for the railroassa-