The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-03-10
BRIEF LOCALS.

Any price napkins can he had at J.
FL. Harris.
Cents furnishing goods, big assort-
| at j. II. Harris.
Sewing machine headquarters at J.
VIM. Wills.
Standard patterns can only be found
at j #. Harris,
Ladies' and children's hair cutting a
speciality at Taylor's.
Call at J. II. Harris aud get stand
ard fashion sheet free.
Furniture at cost prices for 80 days
at J. A. knights furniture store.
An elegant new line of shoes and
half shoes, for ladies and children, at
Stocks.
School shoes and shoes for children,
misses and boys, ill a variety of styles
at J. H. Harris.
We handle none but the best cas-
kets ind cofin$. He.rse furnished
when d,;sircd. L. WELkER & Co.
~FoR SALE.-A secondhand, nncov-
cred buggy for sale cheap. Enquire
at this Office.
The Pedagoguc, the ne~ school mag
sz.ne ISSUED in Corvallis is received.
It is very creaitable production.
For r;cturs frames and fine mould
ings so to ]. 4. Knit t,ht's furniture store,
the cheapest a..d best place in town.
Don't fail to see the pretty little
shepherdesses ct Tom Thumbs wedding
in the opera house next Wednesday
evening.
Ladies wanting a sewing machine
will do we'll to call at A, knights
furniture store and examine his new
style Davis Sewing Machine"
Buying directly from factories we
guarantee material and workmanship
in all Our shoes. Call and see
them. II. HARRIS.
T. L. Hurl, Of Rcseburg was a Wis
itor with old time friends in Corvallis,
this week. He was formerly iii the
electric light business of this city.
We have just added to our shoe line.
Fargo's complete line of $50 shoes,
Every pair warranted Ask to see
them. J. H. HARRIS.
Officer Erwin has rendered his res
ignation and it will probably b. acted
upon at the next meeting Of the city
council, Moudsy night.
WANTED-Everyone to know that
Peterson keeps tie fest moulding and
makes the finest picture frames in town
as well as turning out the best job
work. Shop two blocks south west Of
publis school.
While looking for 3 good article of
foot wear, bear in mind the fact that
Webber L. Son are selling boots and
shoes cheaper than ever and of d quail
| ity that defes competition. Call and
see them.
Mr.. George Waggoner, who has
been spending several weeks at his
rrune orchard in the region of Mon
roe, returned the first Of tie week
bringing good report o. frujtprospects in
| that section.
W. E. Newton, superintendent OF
the North Pacific Cycle Company, of
! Portland, was in Corvallis several days
during the week, exhibiting several
beauties in the wheel line and estab-
fishing an agency in the city.
Gen. w. H. Odell, once editor of
the Salem Statesman and always a
prominent figure in Oregon's history,
was up from the capital on business
the first of the week, and gave the
IGAzETTE pleasant call.
Mr.. L. w. Taft arrived in Corvallis
from OHIO some time since and has Sc
cured a home here for his family
whom he expects this week. He has
rented Mrs. Gray's place and intends
to make business of gardening.
! Joseph Bergin, for years an en-
ployee with the Oregon Pacific rail
road in various clerical positions. visited
his many friends in Corvallis during
the week and received cordial greet
. ing. He is now in, the commission
business in Portland.