The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-08-04
LOCAL NOTES.
HOOPS PILLS cure constipation. 2.

HOOPS PILLS cure constipation. DC
Every thing in the jewelry line at vogle's.
Ladies, ask A. Holes how: to preserve
fruits.
| Souvenir spoons at Greffoz' jewelry en-
porium.
Fine violin and guitar strings at GrefIoz'
/ jewelry store.
Aristos, aristos, at j. L. Underwoods
photo. parlors.
Voele has fine line of spectacles. As.
sorted frames fitted to suit.
The little son of j. L. Cain, who had
been seriously ill for some days, is now
much improved.
DR.. Lester will shortly move iuto the
dental rooms formerly occupied by DIR.
Campbell iu the Burnett block.
| a fine new safe in his store. Articles OF
value entrusted to his care will be perfectly
safe.
gationl church during the month Of August.
Sunday school at the usual time, 10 a. m.
The Corvallis boys play ball with Indepen-
dence nine at the grounds of the latter next
Sunday. Kid Green will pitch for Corvallis.
One hundred people took dinner at the
Hotel Corvallis on Sunday last. The house
is becoming quite popular under its present
management.
A number of teams were in Corvallis this
week to load with freight for Eugene. Here
is a striking commentary on the ''e. ,uitable'
freight rates of the S. P. railroad.
A lot of blank books, letter files. ETC.,
which have been slightly damaged by water
will be retailed at the GAZETTE stationery
store at the purchasers own price.
The first tame black berries of the season
in this vicinity were picked by G. W..
Qaivey on Monday at his residence in the
northern part of the city.
A magnificent new stock of both gold and
silver watches of the most reliable move.
rts has been received by Greffoz, as well
as a large involce of other high. class jewelry.
R. L. Taylor start ed on Thursday for the
worlds fair, with the expectation of being
gone month or more. Clint Moore is
assisting his father in the barber shop dur
ing Mr.. Tayloi's absence.
| Ladies, attention! W. Taylor, house clean
er, gardener and general jobber, carpet lay
ing and cleaning, whitewashing and window
cleaning a speciality. Leave orders at Moore
& Tayior's barber shop. ....
A. III. Carson, of Grants Pass one of the
proprietors of Redand nursery and patentee
of the Redland fruit evaporator, called at
| ti,io f,aI .yF oil Mr. is
selling rights to construct and operate the
evaporator, which, he endeavors to prove,
is superior to all others.
While going to the bay on Saturday Harry
Hogue, of this Office, lost gold watch in
an orchard near where the train made tenn.
porary stop. The watch was not missed at
| the time, but fortunately it was found by
little Pearl Chandler, and "a soon as its
ownership was ascertained the watch was
returned.
A gentleman named Curry, who resides
near Oakville, Linn county, arrived in this
city Tuesday on the Portland train. He
had been travelling in the hope thathe would
he relieved of an affection of the lungs, but
he has been growing weaker and when he
was removed to his home he was unable te
sit up. His physicians are unable to give
him any encouragement concerning his con-
dition.
Caskey & Otterstelt, blacksmlths, on
Thursday shod twelve head of horses and
set the tires on forty wheels for Charley
Pao1 10 r,,, , raoh
ing machine and the wheels belong to sep
arator, cook wagon, feed wagon, bundle
wagons, etc. He is probably the originator
of novel manner of shoeing his "straw-
buck" horses. The shoes have inch and a.
half heel and toe .corks with sharp points,
the latter double pointed. These it is
thought will enable the horses to hold their
footing in the straw.
Gen. +. L. Apologize will crate at the
Portland exposition on the subject Of ''Pio.
neer Women of Oregon" We hope the
general will have more appreciz tive audi.
ence than he once had in this city. Upon
the occasion we refer to he was to speak upon
the political issues from the populist view,
and large audience greeted him at the
court house. When the foundation of his
remarks had been constructed it was half
past ten. aud only half dozen persons re.
mained to hear his speech proper. The gen.
eral then gave it up. He thanked those
present for their attention and kindly dis.
missed them.
DECIDEDLY SHAKy