The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-06-17
BRIEF LOCALS.

Lie MeDonaid, pants are all wool.
Lady fingers, .n,acaroons at Pioneer
3. bakery.
The hlcDsaaiE pants wear like
feather. ~ IL
The First National Bank, of Cor
wallis, Oregon. y,
For fresh bread, cakes and pies g
TO the Honoerbakery.
Ladies' aiY chiIdren's hair cutting
specially at eaylor's.
A new, and fine assortment of ladies
eapes and tickets at Kline's
NobbS Styles of straw hats for men
boys, gin aSd ladies at Kline's.
New asl nent 6f spring and sum
mer jackets Kings this week.
Highest caA price,. paid for wool al
Kline's. sasts anetvine furnished
The McDop( lid pas Sare the best fol
farmers, mech4nics and workingmen
The weather. for tue past month has
been fine f0r prspesi,,g thes sth Of
fruit trees. ! 80
The finest cup Of conseIn town al
the Pioneer bakery, coffee and ice
cream saloon n
Eight. and three-fourth. tons of
clover were cut from one acre on the
college farm, one day this week.
Our place is the finest and our &C
cemodations the best-Pioneer bakery,
coffee and ice cream saloon.
w. P. Ready, formerly resident of
Corvallis, was one Of the representa-
tives elected in Multnomal county.
w. D. Pugh, of Salem, architect of
. the new city hall, was in Corvallis the
first of the week looking after the
work here.
For the best saw filing 60 to J. VIM.
Will. Also razors and scissors sharp
ened. Work warranted. Try US and
be convinced.
The usual services at the Presbyter-
ian church next Sabbath. In the
morning, communion service. A
welcome to all.
Whitelaw Reid is the first news
paper man, except Horace Greeley, ever
nominated for an office as great as that
of vice-president.
The stone foundation for the new
Christian church is completed and
the workmen are engaged upon the
frame work Of the edifce
Mrs: f. A. Helm, Mrs. r. J. Wilson
and Mrs. M. S. Wcodcock, of this city,
were registered at the Perkins hotel, of
Portland, Wednesday last.
All boys l0'years Of age and under
wishing to ride on the boat as sailors
on July 4th, report to the committee
Saturday at A o'clock at the court
house.
1 Would You like to- have a blcycle2
If so call ON J. W. Will for information
how to get one, any kind you want.
Also agent for Fred I. Merrill, Port
land Oregon.
The officers OF the state penitentiary
and Sisters school of Salem, exclude
newspapers published in Oregon from
those institutions. There is no sense
nor reason for such exclusion at either
place.
j. Brown, of Corvallis, is visiting
on Beaver creek. He recently crossed
The Cascades by the Santiam route,
aad reports the snow softening 1t
remains six feet deep, and travel over
it is very rough. News.
The splendid corner stone of the
new college building, which was laid
yesterday with imposing ceremonies,
was cut by E. w. Acheson & Co., and
was presented by them to the college.
1t is fine piece of work.-Albany
Herald.
Rev. Hummer, of Portland, will de-
liver the baccalaureate sermon at the
commencement exercises of the state
normal school, at Monmouth, which
takes place next week. DR.. Thomp-
son. of this city, will deliver the COM
mencement address.
Judge Kelsay, of this city, one of
the old Indian war veterans, we'll
known among all the old pioneers, of
the state, went to Eugene last Mon
day to attend the meeting of the In
dian war veterans and for the purpose
of delivering the occasional address.
Mr.. John Applewhite, principal of
che Vale public schools, Malheur
county Eastern Oregon, is visiting his
parents and old friends in Corvallis.
John is graduate of the Oregon agri-
cultural college, class of 1890. Since
chat time he has made the bunchgrass
tuntry his home.
F. E. Wilmarth has purchased the
neville News, and assumed his du-
as publisher of that paper with its
issue. Mr.. Wilmarth was until
all resilient of PhiIonotb aud