The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-11-18
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Kline's.
Fresh butter ;a5 cents per pound at
Klines. i
Gold watch given away at Wheeler q
bsngely's.
,Hershner's trade is constantly increasing
'ASee the point:'
Five pounds Of good green coffee, for
100 at Hershner's
A few rolls of heavy Chinese mating at
the Ladies' Bazaar.
'trhe new shotguss and rides are now
ready at J. WIN. Willis.
"A new lire of infants cloaks just opened
at the Ladies' Bazaar.
Hershener has the largest grocery trade
In Corvallis. "Do you tumble J" l
Some good values in ladies. aprons just,
received at the Ladies' Bazaar. 1
fop RENr-A Groom house for $40
month. Enquire of s. N. wilkins.
C.P. Fullerton, a prominent citizen OF
.Alsea, is attending court this week.
Go to AT. Peterson, for Picture frames.
Best Of moulding constantly on hand'
Miss Anna Allen has returned from an
extended visit to Salem and Portland.
VIC. Shepard, attorney at Lutgen5, Is
;,.he c,ty this week attending court.
Henry Nice. one of the leading citizens
of Newport, is ON the jury list this week.
3 Largest stock Of groceries, crockery and
glassware, ever seen in Corvallis, ut a. 4.
Aershners.
Srells & Son offer no bats to draw GUS
tom. but the Little red wagon gets there just
the same.
Hon. J. w. Whalley, of Portland, referee
IN -. P. .aziiroad case, was In the Guy
this week
r F. Baker is again in Corvallis, and
his familiar .physiognouIy can be seen on
the streets. -,
INA GENTS wanted for Che best selling goods
and good pay. Cau on - ""'
Corvallis, Oregon.
The several Christian Endeavor societies
IN this city are making preparations to hoio
a union meeting in short time
Miss Lena Briggs returned from an ex-
Tended visit to Portland, last Sa'ufoAS'
and is now at home with her father.
Just arrived at Wheeler Langley s.
s;ne assortment of decorated ware, and some
more of those delicious A. & G. hams
. Don't fail to give the Salem steam laundry
4. tr;al If Won want the hest possibie worR
done. Clothing called for ana Delivered
Carl Dunder, Carl Dunder, Carl Dunder
This is the name Of the cigar that IS takihs
the city Of Portland by storm. For SAFE W
Wheeler g. Langley.
Mrs. John Forgay, mosher-in-law
James Philips arrived in this city last oa'
urday from Washington. She expects u
make Corvallis her fnture home.
Services at the Congregational chfrch oil
Sunday at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. Sunda.
School at 10 a. m Y. P. s. OF 9. Il. a
a.a0p. m. A warm welcome to all.
All ,ersons indebted to the late firm Q
Grant & Wells, are requested to make I'm
mediate settlement, with Wells q Son.
rrdsr that the books can be balanced.
County orders taken Sat par, for goods
Klines. -
a GOOD LIGHT furnihed room 10 let in tn
,.a,tes Of the CITY; near the court house
Enonire of Mrs. F. M. johnson, at res
dence corner of Fifth and Jackson streets
- Santa Claus Is coming with the bei
.ssortu,ent OF Christmas goods ever brougf
co Corvallis and low prices never be1ol
x.,al,ed in Corvallis. Headquarters wit
j. VIM. Will.
Worthy Stale Lecture Il. E. Hayes an
County Deputy DR.. NJ. V. Leeper will be
the next regular meeting OF Corvail
Grange. Saturday, Novamber 26th, at Ia
n m. A full attendance is desired.
. Fhe Peak Sisters entertainment at tt
opera house last Saturday night, was greete
with crowded house. They evoked mue
merriment, and enjoyed their musical an
literary program hugely. As cartoons
ns &C. Hogue proved himself an adep
The Portland Telegram says that Dr.
= n. Irvine, of SunRyside, grand master
the grand council of Royal and Select M
Sons. will, on the 18th and 10Th instants'
spectively, officially visit Pioneer Coun'
No. l. at McMinnville, and Oregon Coun'
No. ., at Corvallis.
8. E. Ash, aged about % years, dlea
sprineGeld, Lane county, on Thursday
IaGt week OIL IyPnoph Ae =,
member of the Sons of Veterans, OF
xene, and his remains were escorted Dy
5ay.oation of his comrades to this CIT
,vhere the burial took place Friday.
At the Presbyterian church next Saba
morning DIR. Thompson will speak upon t
..Belief of Unbelief." In the evening
harmon will be one suggested by rece
,o.;onal events. All are invited and CIV
cordial welcome. Sabbath School at
M. Christina Eudeavor at $50 p. m.
Revival services have begun in the 70
orsgatfonal church with very fair atten
snce. Rev. D. v. Polling has assisted
pa.tor during the past week. kev. Y.
Clapp, D. D., win assist during the conn
mock. Christian workers from all {
churches are invited to these services.
cordial welcome to all
Pa1sruB AccIDEsr.-Wednesday MOI
ING az Grandma Quivey was walking do,
Main street, one of the numerous dogs tt
often infest the sidewalks of the city, pu'
:. "a .oaisst her and caused her to fall to
va,k. dislocatiug one of her knees
was carried to Graham & Wortham's dl
store. where the injured limb. was set,lwf
.he was taken home.
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