The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-10-21
BRIEF LOCALS.

/ ""htC1l, tHIet UT IOQr cCfOS OF Oai
wood at this office.
/ Ladies' and clildren's hair cutting :,
specially at Taylor's.
| Dried fruit wanted. Highest mar
! ket prices at Klines.
/ Collins and caskets at L. Welker &
Zoos. Hearse furnished.
| E. Woodward, and family are visit
ing the exposition at Portland.
/ The most beautiful decorated table
sets can be seen at Wells & Sons.
Mrs. DR.. Farra has been spending a
few days with relatives in Portland.
! Postmaster Moor now occupies his
elegant new residence on Third street.
Messers. Patterson and Gross, oil
Albany, spent Wednesday in this city.
Marion R. johnson is prepared to
give instruction on the guitar by note.
/ The highest market price paid for
all kinds of produce at Wheeler &
Langlcy's.
Just step into Wells & Sons grocery
store and examine those beautiful H.
braTy and stand lamps.
ga clean sweep" Yes, you will get
it by purchasing one of those broorns
at Wheeler Il Langley's.
Do you know that you can save fifty
per cent by buying extracts at Wheeler
& Lansley's9 Try them.
w. S. Gardner, photographer, cor
n,r Third and Monroe streets. Sue
cessor to Chase and Gardner.
"Our Belle" cigar has no equal; try
one and you will smoke no other. For
sale only by Wheeler & Langley
Keep warm, the finest line Of heat
ing stoves in Corvallis at R. M. Wade
& Cos. Now is the time to buy.
Highest market prices paid for but
ter and eggs at the New Era.
WRELs & Son.
| Mr.. L.. Eberhart, returned home
| last week, after an absence OF several
months, in Oregon City and Portland.
IF the present stage of water con
tinues, 1t is almost certainty that the
10. P. boats will soon be making their
regular run between Portland and
Corvallis.
The athletic Club organized a Short
time ago, received their first lot oI
goods this week. The club has about
70 members and is in a fourishine
condition.
On Tuesday, G. B. Wells disposed
of young pet deers to J. G.. Taylor
However Mr.. Taylor does not intend
to make the fawn into steaks for his
customers, but will raise the animal as
a pet.
The firm Of Chase & Gardner, pho
| tographers, has dissolved partnership.
Nj. Chase departed for Salem We'd
nesday, and the business will be con-
tinued by Mr. Gardner, who needs no
Recommendation to the public for ar
tistic work.
Rev. Joe. Waldrop, a noted orator
of the peoples party in Oregon, ad-
dressed the citizens of Corvallis at the
court house last Saturday night. Had
the lecture been more extensively ad-
vertised the crowd would have been
much larger.
Rev. E. 7. Thompson, who Has been
attending the Presbyterian Synod re-
Gently IN session at Albany, has re-
turned, and will conduct services as
usual both morning and evening, at
the Presbyterian church. A cordial
welcome to all.
] Frank voight and Gus Seol, who Sc
cured the contract for giving the court
house roof new coat of paint, have
commenced operations, and are using
nothing but the best materials. Mr..
Voight also has the contract for paint
ing the city hail.
Wells & Son are building up an ex-
tensiye business in the grocery line by
keeping only the best goods, and
selling at bottom prices. One advan.
tage in purchasing goods from this
firm is the assurance ofprompt delivey,
as they have their own delivery wagon.
E. M. Mays, an enterprislng mer-
chant of Elk City, and family, have
been spending the week with friends
and relatives in Washington. On
their return they expect to attend the
deposition at Portland, and also spend
a few days with the family of John
Scrafford, in this city.
| An average Of more than two car
loads of merchandise is being received
over the Southern Pacific route from
Portland at present for Corvallis
merchants, regardless of the fact
THAT the bulk of our merchandise
comes from San Francisco by way OF
THE Oregon Pacific.
Quite an amusing incident oc-
cured on our streets Monday morning
some of-the workmen engaged on the
|street were trying to haul slush on a
wagon, the led of which was composed
of poles very loosely put together.
the load was lost before he had gone
many blocks, to the amusement OF the
passers by. The workman evidently
has not been a resident OF Oregon
very long.