The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-04-29
LOCAL NOTES.
Fruits of all kinds at Small 4 Sons.

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and get new one in exchange.
fresh lot of hand made candies al
Small & Sons. It is absolutely pure.
Go to A. F. Peterson, for Picture frames.
Best of moulding constantly on hand.
The Arion orchestra will. give socia
dance at the opera house this evening.
Miss Ollie Thompson returned today from
an extended visit to Portland and HilIsboro
The skating rink, after a successful run O
two or three months, has closed for the sea
son. .s
The date for completing the sale of ths
Oregon Pacific railroad has been postponed
to June Esd.
| z. H. Davis is now agent for Butterick' 9
Patterns full stock on hand. Fashion
plates furnishedson application.
A severe wind and rain storm prevailed
all day Sunday, but little Or no damage was
done in the vicinity OF Corvallis.
The line and style of ladies' Oxford ties
can not be surpassed or equalled in the city
at j. H. Harris, price from cent to So.
Mrs. Washburn and her mother, Mrs.
W AASohs ACUuihCo lIouA l. VI 1itItl ldSt nlOu.
day, aftes two weeks visit with friends.
E. O. Samuels, was in the city Wednesday
arranging his affairs preparatory to removal
from here to Anacortes, Wash. He left for
that place Thursday.
If you have boys whose ages are between
and 5 years. call on j. H. Harris and
price suits before purchasing elsewhere.
New goods in nobby styles.
Services Of the German Lutheran church
on Sunday May lst, at the Presbyterian
church at 2 o'clock p. m, by Rev. Fr.
Busche. Everyone welcome.
A. w. Thompson and wife are visiting
friends and relatives in Albany. They may
decide to make that city their future home,
says the Albany Democrat.
Chief of police Scrafford has been Kidding
the town of vagrants and loafers this week.
Seven of these hard characters needed the
warning this week and left for new pastures
aud a more congenial climate.
Carl Karr is increasing the capacity of the
Corvallis boot and shoe. factory, by the addi-
tion of new machinery. Already nine men
are employed in the factory and orders are
coming in faster than they can be filed
Z. G. Wells has returned to Corvallis,
having accepted position in S. L. Kline, 8
general merchandise store. Ed. thinks that
Corvallis is the best place after ALL He en-.
tered upon the duties of his new position
last Tuesday.
Whila .1aesa wilkins
fine Altamont colt last Monday, the horse |
he was riding fell dead. The horse belonged |
to Joe Carbon, and was apparently in the |
best of health up to the time he fell dead
Plaindealer.
Miss May Meagher, who has for a long |
time been employed in the services of the |
Oregon Pacific r. R., has resigned her posi-
ion with that company and left last Satur.
lay tor Portland. where she has accepted |
position with Lang & Co., wholesale grocers.
The steamer Willamette Valley arrived at |
faquina last Monday. with good cargo Of
ruit and vegetables, and the following pas
Miss Mabel White, Gordon c.
Ives, John Dunbreck. w. Churchwood,
Herbert Nelson, J. McHaffie, and Mrs J.
D. Wilson.
We are informed that Prof. Blanchard,
principal of the Corvallis public schools,
will soon open up job printing Office in
he rooms over j. NJ. Nolan's store The
ype, press and material have been ordered
md are now on their way here. The trade
viii surely be well represented here in Cor.
'allis.
Capt. James Robertson, assessor that is to
re, is the happy parent of a live republican
10Y of tender years. It is birthday pres.
mt to Cap, arriving this morning, his 45th
irthday. Another veritication of the old
dage, " Misfortunes never come singly."
Zeal estate in South Newport has advanced.
Newport Times.
Several parties in Salem have imported a
arload of quassia wood for the purpose of
iaking infusions for the destruction of hop
ce. The wood looks like scraggy stumps
vine maple and will be cut into shavings
7hich are soaked in water, mixed with
hale oil soap, and then sprayed over the
ines. The carload cost $1,000 and freight.
Mr.. Wallis Nash, leader of the choir of
t. Marks Episcopal church, of Corvallis,
,gether with Mr.. Coote, Mr.. Clark, Misses +
'dith Coote, Ida Ray, Cora Fisher, Amy
hummer and Louise Burnett, members of
ae choir, went over to Albany with Rev.
60. F. Plummer on special train Sunday
nd assisted in the morning service at St.
eters church.
All the candid ates on both the republican
nd democratic tickets have filed their
ames with the county clerk as required by
w, except the candidates for justice of the
eace and constable in several precincts
here the candidates have not yet been
ominated. The Corvallis precincts are
mong those that have not yet nominated
heir candidates.
The Corvallis Marine band came out on
le street last Tuesday evening and enter ,
lined the citizens, for while, with num-
sr of excellent selections which were highly
,preciated. The boys present fine ap-
sarance in their uniforms with their new
struments. They are deserving Of much
edit for maintaining and keeping up such
i excellent organization for the benefit Of I
le citizens, ell at their~yn expense. The /
,ys have just received a large collection Of |
rand-new music, and have smother ship /
ent on the road; it will probably reach
are in few days.