The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-03-25
BRIEF LOCALS.

l. sdies' and chlldren's haircuttinS
specially at Taylor's.
Organs and pianos cleaned and re
paired at J. w. Wills. Prompt atter
zion to all orders.
How about that horse show thi
year. Is it not about time to bsgil
preparations for it.
John A. Bacon, of Monroe, wa
recently appointed "a notary public b.
Governor Pennoyer.
w. A. Wells spent Sunday in Port
land where his. wife had been visitin:
for the WEek previous.
Now is the time to get your sewing
machines and cliildren's carriages re
paired att W. Wills. All work war
Yanted. .
The picture of the College band is
os, exhibition at Multi and Chases
photograph gallery. They are fine
looking lot of boys.
The famous Fisk jubilee singers will
appear at the opera house April 4th in
une of their inimitable concerts. Re
served seats at T. Graham's.
Mrs. Williams will lecture on Shake
spear, on Monday evening March 2Sth
ut 7:3O o'clock in the agricultural
college chapel, Come prompt.
No trace of the body of Isaac Stone,
who was dronwed Tuesday of last
week, has yet been found, although a
diligent search has been kept up.
Rev. Kantner, of Lafayette, who re-
Gently accepted the pastorate of the
Congregational church of this city
will move his family here the first of
April.
If you contemplate building this
summer call on A. F. Peterson, con-
tractor and builder. He will prepare
the plans and guarantee the best of
work at reasonable prices.
The Hesperian lyceum will hold an
open session at the agricultural college
this Friday evening to which every
body is cordially invited, it being the
first open session of this year.
Election is drawing closer and closer
at hand. A. F. Peterson, to whom
the county court awarded the contract
of manufacturing the election booths,
has already delivered a large number
of booths at the court house.
Prof. and Mrs. H. T. French enter
tanned the officers and faculty OF the
agricultural college last Saturday eve
ming at their residence on college HILL
A very pleasant evening was passed
by all who were in attendance.
The class meeting held at the Con-
,gregational church every Sunday at
10 a. m. proves quite success. Many
of the brightest scholars of this city
attend regularly. The discussions are
very interesting and Of much benefit.
Regular services at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday. Rev.
Kantners subject in the morning will
be "The Reality of Christian Expert
ence;" in the evening he will take for
his subject "The Three who would
not Bow"
The summer excursion season is
rapidly approaching and with the ad-
vent of settled weather no doubt nu- =
merous excursions will be projected. Is
At Salem the steamer Elwood will
probably make a regular feature of
Sunday excursions.
Mr.. O. G. Hopkins, accountant o. =
D. Co. and secretary of Corvallis Can $
merry and Cold Storage Co., made a
trip to the metropolis last Saturday.
He reports Portland is lively and his
beauty in good health. 7
Now is the time of the year that a S
good system of sewerage would be ap- a
preciated by all of'our citizens, except IL
The doctors. Many doctor bills would a
be saved this spring if Corvallis poss- t
,ssed good system of sewerage. II
The Fisk jubilee singers, who are 9
billed to give one Of their concerts in u
his city April 4th, have performed =
,ere before and have established an ;;
reputation for their entertain !.
nents. Seats may be reserved at I. :;
iraham's. +
Many of our citizens are availing 1t
OF the opportunity offered Il
'y the present fine weather and are
leaning up their yards and premises
FOR the sake of good health, this II
hould be done before the warm o
weather. sets in. u
Captain J. J. Winant, the veteran e
aptain of the bay, was in the city t.
tuesday and Wednesday of this week il
haking hands with old timers. He e.
peaks with regret of the schooner t.
Mischief, which he says is now cap il
uring seals under the British flag. Il
Monday evening, April 4, the origi- Il
al Fisk Jubilee singers will give one Il
f their concerts at the opera house in 4 4
his city. This is the company that y y
evoted over $150,000 of its earnings ~ :,
0 the building of Fisk university, "
Nashville, Tenn. Reserved seats may -
" had at T. Graham's
According to the Newport Times, d. u
,. Blue, of Yaquina, has recently 81
,lanted near Nashville, in this county, o
200 Italian, 1000 French and 1000 cl
ilv ver nrunes 600 near 600 cherry &c