The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-12-02
LOCAL NOTES.
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First National Bank of Corvallis, Oregon.
See those sl.25 umbsellas at the Racket
store.
County orders taken at par, for goods at
Klines. |
Fresh butter at Klines. 2.lb. roll for
SO cents.
A splendid line of Seth Thomas clocks
at Vog!es.
Holiday goods way down at J. c. Mohr's
new store.
A fine line of tablets at the Racket store,
five cents up.
Ladies' storm rubbers. As cents q pair at
the Racket store.
Hsrshaers trade Is constantly increasing.
a.See the poiut?'
Five popnds of good green coffee, for
fSi.o0 at Hershner's
few rolls of heavy Chinese mating at
the Ladies' Bazaar.
An extensive line of spectacles at Fo
g!e's jewelry store.
If YOU want to save money, 60 to j. c.
Mohr's bargain store.
August Schloeman is now soiourning at
Pullman, Washington.
HE new silOtgunS ana Tl0eS are HOW
ready at J. WIN. Willis.
A new line of infants cloaks just opened
at the Ladies' Bazaar.
Jsst arrived, completed line of all wool
underwear at The Racket.
The best assortment of holiday goods
ut vogle's jewelry store.
Hsrshener has the largest grocery trade
in Corvallis. "Do you tumble?"
A nice assortment of ladies' and gents
furnishing goods at ]. C. Mohr's.
Some good values in ladies. aprons just
received at the Ladies' q war.
Miss Susie O'Brien, of Yaquina City, has
been visiting Mrs. ]. NJ. Nolan.
e. P. Greffoz makes a speciality of ladies
and gents victoria and vest chaius.
Philomath as well as Newport will hold ;
municipal election next Monday.
Go to A. F. Peterson, for Picture frames
Best Of moulding constantly on hand.
Wells & Son hsve some beautiful holi
day presents. Come and see them.
Miss Pauline Looney, of Jefferson, ha
been visiting Mrs. q. Job, of this city.
All goods bought of Wells & Son are war
ransed to be as recommended, or money re
xunded.s
Largest stock of groceries, crockery an
glassware, ever seen in Corvallis, at A. I
Hershner's.
Wells & Son offer no bats to draw cui
tom, but the little red wagon gets there jus
the same.
Holiday goods way down at J. C. Mohr
new store.
Call and examine the large variety of soil
gold rings, jewelry, pens and apectacles ;
E. P Greffoz.
Rev. e. X. Prichard, of Albany, will a
sist In the music at thesPresbyterian churc
next Sabbath.
The Y's gave q pleasant sociab at Il
residences Of Mrs.. Wallis Nash last Wes
nesday evening.
Agents wanted for the best selling good
and good pay. Call on J. VIM. VIII
Corvallis, Oregon.
If you want to buy present for q re
ative, lady or gentleman friend, inspect Il
stock at Vogle's.
sCall at the Racket store at your earle
convenience, and examine the. new goo
constantly arriving.
Nns. Stock came up from San Francis
Wednesday, and is visiting his parents al
friends in this city.
If yon want to save money, go to j.
Mohris bargain store.
Miss Kate CarliIe has returned from Ea
ern Oregon, and is spending the winter wi
her parents in this city.
Elegant scarf pins, earrings, cuff by
TONS, studs, ETC., with solid stone aud d
mond settings at Vogle's.
Bishop Hott and lady arrived at Phi
math last Saturday, and on Sunday occupi
che United Brethren pulpit.
Preparations are being made for social
to be gwen under the auspices of the
E church one week from tonight.
Don't fail to give the Salem steam laund
trial il you want the hest possible wo
done. III Clothing called for ana delivered.
Gold and silver watches, rings, wat
chains, gold pens and pencils, just
the thing for holiday presents, at Vogle
E. P. Greffoz has the largest line of sol
gold. silver, gold filed and sllverine watch
for the holiday trade, ever brought to t
city.
Great preparations are being made by t
primary departments of the public scht
for an entertainment to be given on Dece
bsr 22nd.
Judges Kelsay, McFadden, Bryson a
Huford attended the supreme court Il
week at Salem, where they were attorne
in important cases..
An important suit from this county is
ing tried before the Supreme court this wee
viz: The tax case of the Oregon Paci
railroad vs.. Benton county.
w. E. Paul left Wednesday for a t.
months visit to his old home in N
Hampshire. 1t has been thirty years sir
be visited the old homestead
Little Winnie Rice. infant daughter ;
Mr. Mrs. Rice, lately from Southren Oregt
died last Saturday, and was buried at Loc
cemetery on Sabbath afternoon.
A nice assortment of ladies' and gen
furnishing goods at J. G. Mohr's.
Danial Grady, who had one arm back
and the other one badly injured at t
government rock quarry near Toledo, abe
month ago, is slowly recovering.
The union meeting of the Christian
deavor societies of this city, held at
Presbyterian church last Sunday !evenil
was very successful and interesting.
The directors of the worlds fair will