The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-11-10
LOCAL NOTES.

Take your worn-out shoes to Weber &
Son and have them made good as new.
First.class cedar shingles, 50. Is per M at
F. ]. Oberer's River Front planning mill.
HOODS PILLS are the best after.dinner
pills, assist digestion, prevent constipation,
Wheeler & Langley are advertising hang
ing lamps at cost. Call and inspect their
stock.
Attorney s. T. Jeffreys has moved his
| office.
Burt johnson returned from his country
camping expedition Tuesday, looking as
| fresh as salmon trout.
U. B. Vogle. the jeweler, has just placed
| fine new safe in his store. Articles of
value entrusted to his..care will be perfectly
safe.
The ministerial association will meet next
Monday at 3 p. m, in Southern Methodist
chapel, and all ministers are requested to
be present.
| The latest novelties in toys. ETC., at j
VIM. Wills, Santa Claus headquarters.
The most complete line and lowest prices
guaranteed.
| The first game of football ever played in
the city will occur tomorrow afternoon be-
tween the Albany and Corvallis teams. We
expect our boys to win.
The GAZETTE publishers are prepared to
furnish first class nursery stock from either
Corvallis, Albany or Tangent nurseries.
Call and get particulars.
Tomorrow Saturday evening Prof.
Rosebrook will conduct another of his pop
ular dances in the opera house, and as
usual, good time is promised.
THE ToRTUREs of dyspepsia, the suffer-
ings of scrofula, the agonzing itch and pain
of salt rheum, the disagreeable symptoms
of catarrh, are removed by Hoods Sarsa'
parilla.
The Corvallis street railway was sold
yesterday afternoon at sheriff's sale to sat
isfy mortgage of about s., 900 held by the
Security, Saving and Trust Co. The price
bid was $3.50.
The vacant lot between Hotel Corvallis
and Skipton's livery stable was sold at
sheriff's sale on Saturday of last week to a
Mrs. Wyatt at $2,7O5. The lady held a
mortgage on the property.
Ladies interested in the purchase of fall
and winter cloaks are invited to call at s.
L. Kline's and procure one of those new
catalogues just published. The stock or
hand is complete and extensive.
The ministerial association have decided
to observe the 30th as Thanksgiving day, in
accordance with the presidents proclama
ton. The services. will be held in the
Presbyterian church and Rev. P. A. Moses
of M. E. church south will preach the ser
mon.
On Monday next there will be formed {
dramatic company that will put on the
boards the classic play 'Julius Caesar.
Several of our best citizens will be identi-
fed with the movement and lovers of the
Shakesperian drama may expect rare enter
tainment this winter
The best in the world" This is wha
w. D. Woodring, of Bordley, KY, says
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. HI
spoke from personal experience in the use
of it, himself and family having just beer
cured of bad coughs and colds by it. Fol
sale by Graham & Wells, druggists.
Weber & Son, the reliable shoe dealers,
are enjoying good trade, notwithstanding
the hard times, and the people are in the
habit of going where they can get the best
value for their money. Look at their stock
before buying your winter supply. Then
repair department has the reputation oi
making the old as good as the new at little
cost.
Saturday evening last Messrs. Sol. NJ.
Stock, w. T. Peet, George T. Smith, o. G.
Hopkins, M. NJ and z. Fl. Davis visited
the masonic brethren of Albany, assisted in
con ferring the M. NJ degree, partook of a
delightful spread and enjoyed themselves
hu gely, returning home in the early morn.
ing hours, These fraternal visits will do
much toward spreading the cement OF
brotherly love.
We have before us the October number OF
the Western Pedagogue, &. Anson Byrd,
publisher. This paper is calculated to ad
vance the interests of all engaged in educa-
tional work, especially that of teachers in
the public schools. The current number is
replete with interesting matter of varied ma.
ture. The form of the Pedagogue has been
changed to conform with other journals OF
like nature and should meet with an agree
able reception.
| Eighty columns is a whole lot to put into
country newspaper, but such is the
achievement of that progressive journal, the
Roseburg Review. "Review" it is called
and review indeed it was of the many re-
sources of Rosebrrg and the county in
which it is published-Douglas. The pub
| fishers are to be praised and it's patrons