The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-09-02
LOCAL NOTES.
Wheeler 4 Langley.
Five lbs green coffee Sl.00
Tomatoes, l dozen cans 81 90

Five lbs green coffee sl.0O
| Tomatoes, dozen cans 81. 90
| Three and one-half TBS roasted coffee
sl.0O.
| First National Bank of Corvallis. Oregon.
| Cooking butter at kline's 10 cents per
pound.
The new shotguns and rifles are now
ready at j. VIM. Wills.
Highest cash price paid for eggs and but
ter at Wheeler & Langley's.
Go to A. F. Peterson, for Picture frames.
Best of moulding constantly on hand.
You can save ten per cent. by buying
your groceries of Wheeler 4 Langley.
Studies at the Philomath college will be
resumed on Wednesday the l4th of this
month.
The rooms formerly occupied by Small's
candy factory are being fitted up for bust
ness house.
| Albert and Herbert Ray, of Portland
who have been visiting in this city, returned
to their home Tuesday.
Agents, Agents, Agents Wanted for the
best selling goods and good pay. Call on
]. VIM. Wills. Corvallis, Oregon.
VIM. Hairless and his family, who have
been encamped at Findlay soda springs about
two weeks, returned home Monday.
Rev. W. C. Kantner will preach in the
lCongregat ional church on Sunday at IL a.
m., and 7:3O p. m. Sunday school at 10 a
M.
If You need letter heads, statements
cards or envelopes you can get just what
you want at the GAzETTE office. Before
giving your order call and see our stock and
get prices
| Seasonable goods at Fish & Murphy's.
Lightning ice cream freezers, Enterprise
cherry sroners. coal oil and gasoline stoves,
| hose, lawn sprinklers.
pHEAsANTs WANTED.-A good price will
be paid for live Mongolian pheasants on de.
livery to G. A. Loud, at the Wigwam bar
Der shop.
| Jerry Nunan, editor of the Rogue River
Courier, and family have been visiting
among relatives and friends in this city dur.
iig The past week.
c. B Wells, of Grant & Wells purchased
last week of c w, Ranwater the latter's
residence property on Fifth staeet, paying
therefor SS50-a bargain.
BICYCLE FOR SALE-A second hand Vic
tor safety in iirst-class condition; cost $l47,
will be sold at sacrifice. For particulars
inquire at this Office
The residence of N. P. Briggs, which was
burned short time since, was insured in
the Northwestern, of Portland, for $1,000,
which amount was paid this week.
c. L. Wiser, who is in the employ of
Of H"neyman, DeHart, & Co., OF Rose.
burg, who was for long time resident of
this city is here visiting among his old
fr: ends
Pres. j. Nj Bloss received his household
Effects Tuesday from Topeka, Kansas, and
has been occupied since then in moving into
the residence recently vacated by g. 7.
Wardlow.
Otto Wells started for New York last
Tuesday to resume his studies in the phar.
maceutical school. He goes by the way of
Ann Arbor and may possibly decide to take
a course there.
Some evil-minded individual purloined
Geo. Waggoner's garden hose, valued at
about eight dollars, last Tuesday night He
was looking for the thief Wednesday with
blood in his eye.
Regular services will be resumed at the
Presbyterian church next Sabbath. Preach
ing by DR. Thompson, both morning and
evening. Sunday school at 10 a. m. A
kind welcome to all.
Threshing for this year is almost finished
and several of the crews have disbanded.
| A few are still at work but the greater por-
ltion of the grain has been threshed and Will
soon be all completed.
| Prof. Berchtold has returned from an ex.
tended trip through the state IN the inter-
ests of the agricultural college. He reports
an enjoy able trip and bright prospects for
the future of the college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Childs, who have been visit
ING relatives and friends in this city, will
return this week to their home near Vaca-
vile. California. Miss Edelle Galloway
will accompany them and remain during the
winter.
Mrs. John Ray and daughter Ida will
leave next Tuesday for trip to Fremont
and Omaha. Neb., and other eastern cities.
They expect to spend the greater portion of
the winter there visiting relatives and
friends.
J. Z. Wilson, the popular nurseryman of
Chitwood, was in the city this week and paid
this office pleasant call. He intends to
| lea We next week for a tour through Califor-
mia in the interests of the fruit and nursery
business.
| Tt ia remarkable fact that the Ohio
State Food Commissioner, in his official ex-
animation of baking powders, after except
ing the Royal, found no one to contain less
than ten per cent OF impurities. The
Roval was found practically pure.
| s. L. Kline and family returned Saturday
from San Francisco. Simon has purchased
heavily this fall for his trade, and says he
has found goods at better prices than ever.
Mrs. Gerz, sister Of Mrs. Kline, and her
family came for visit.
Rev. E. j. Thompson returned Tuesday
from Ne gport. where he has been spending