The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-02-24
LOCAL NOTES.
ing goods at Mohr's this week,

New spring goods at Mohrs this week.
Lowest prices in town at the Ladies Bazaar
March 2nd-opera house-Alba Haywood
A new process -four at Wheeler & Lang
leys
Try Vogel's optometer for pair of spec
tacles.
Did you see those beautiful sateens at
Mohr's.
The celebrated C. B. Corsets at the La
dies Bazaar.
Hosiery, gloves, underwear, at tho La
dies Bazaar.
General Beauregard died on Monday last
at the age of Is.
U. B. Voge practical matchmaker, next
door to Rose Bros.
Gross receipts of the Marine Minstrels
amounted to Sl3S.25.
You ought 20 see the kid gloves that
NJ 'hr sells at rs cents.
Use entire wheat flour, to be had at
Wheeler & Langley's
Onion SETS the best that money can buy
at. Wheeler & Langleys.
E. Holgate. has been appointed notary
public, by the governor.
The Marine parade was great. Their
mule was ''boss OF the road.
There are still few of those elegant
infants cloaks at the Ladies' Bazaar.
w. P. Burge is laid up with an axe
wound which leaves him minus three toes.
r. A. Bensall STOPPED few hours in Cor
Wallis Wednesday, on his way home from
the capital.
Putting out shade trees around the Gen.
tral school yard was commendable act Of
the past week.
Mrs. S. l.. Kline and, children accom-
pany MIR. Kline OH the sojourn to the city OF
the Golden Gate.
Deposits received, and plenty of money to
loan in the usual line at ''The First Nation.
al Bank of Corvallis"
The price of wheat has gone down again.
1t dropped Saturday from so to % cents,
and has been weak at that figure since.
i. Ike Hume, ex-maste7. mechanic OF the
Oregon Pacific railroad and resident of va
quinia was visitor in Corvallis during the
week.
Wheeler and Langley have just received
an invoice of fine syrups i'll bulk. Among
the lot is barrel of geuine New Orleans mo-
lasses.
The board of railroad commissioners sue
ceede l, on the 27th ballot III choosing LY
dell Baker, well known to old residents
here, as its clerk.
Representative Curran of Ciackamas, a
COUSIN of G. w. Houck and former stu
dent OF the agricultural college visited
friends in the city Sunday.
F. l.. Miller comes from Iowa with his
family to reside in Corvallis. He will in a
week or so open out full line of clothing
and gents furnishing goods III Fishers block.
: Wheeler & Langley have bought the
assignee stock of groceries of the late IL.
Grant busines house and will continue to
sell the same at the present stand until all
sold.
Joel Ernst of Douglas county. has beer
visiting with old time friends-Messrs
Langly. Smith and others, during the week
He resided for time near this city some
six years ago.
Alba Haywood, who appears at the opera
house in this city Thursday evening Marcl
End, is well and favorably remembered by
tho Corvallis public. He is a favcrtC
wherever he goes.
The "chicken pie social" given at tht
reading rooms for the benefit of the NJ. E.
church, Friday evening, was a successful
affair notwithstanding other attractions.
The proceeds amounted to 5000
The Albany steam laundry is now pre-
pared to do all kinds OF laundry work
Special rates for family and plain work.
Leave orders at the Occidental hotel. TN
Hamilton, agent. Orders will he shipped
every day.
Money is scarce and times are hard.
Therefore, to accommodate his customers
d. V. Irvine the foot gear manufacturer
will until further orders take wood, hams,
butter, eggs-in fact all kinds of country
produce, in exchange for boots and shoes.
Representative Jeffreys of Benton, was
presented by Hon. John G. Wright Of Ma.
rion, with fine ebony gold handled cane,
for the former Rentlemen's service
in securing the passage of the worlds fair
bill over the governors veto.-Salem Jour
nal.
The Terpsichorean ten, after couple Of
weeks recess to give the. other folks a fair
chance, will lie on dit again .at the opera
house Friday evening with one. of their
model dances. They have the dandy music
anil ensure the most enjoyment. All in
vited.
The various leading college faculties OF
the Willamette valley had sort of con.
ference In Portland, this week which was
signalized by grand dinner at the Hotel
Portland Tuesday evening. President Bloss
and Professors Horner and Letcher of the
agricultural college, attended.
The town situated ON the North side OF
Alsea Bay in the new county of Lincoln,
called "Alsea City" will hereafter be known
by the name of stamford" the name having
been changed by an act of the legislature.
Messrs Reed and Hosford viii operate the
salmon cannery at the new town of ''Stan-
ford" the coming season. .
The annual convention of the Salem, Dis
trict Epworth League will meet in Corvallis,
Feb 2Sth, Mar lst and 2nd. Wednesday
evening Rev. Kellerman of Salem will
preach. Thursday evening Rev. Parsons,
presiding elder of the Salem district, and
DR.. MeIuturff of Eugene viii deliver ad.
dresses. All are invited to attend.