The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-03-17
0CHL NOTES
New poot1s-Kl;us's.

o Examine goods next door to this office.
Try vogers 6ptdEetsr for pair of spec
tacles.
Goods at your own price next door to the
GAZETTE office.
U. B. Vngie practical wltchm .ker, next
door to Rose Bros.
II. N. Foster of Chitwood was in Corva!-
lis on laud business this week.
See those souvenir " Webfoot" spoons at
Vogle's-somethiug new just received.
Dress goods, table linen. napkins, towe'-
ings and lace curtains, nezt door to the GA
zETTE office.
Ladies will take notice that lot of del
salt corsets have just arrived at Mrs. G.
Murrsy's store.
Deposits recsiyed, and plenty of money to
lo,n in the usual line a5 ''The First Nation
81 Bank of Corvallis
The Congregational convention Of the
Willamette district will convene in Corval-
lis next Wednesday.
County assessor A. b. Alexander lett for
his home in Kings Valley yesterday, prepar-
atory to starting out on his assessment tour.
y. a. McBrsycr and Old Grow wliskies,
and also imported wines and liquors for
medical aurposes ~ Tommy Whitehorn's.
Bed spreads, ladies shoes, mems boots
and shoes, mems working pants, mems
overshirts and undershirts, next door to the
GAZETTE office.
As Mr. Spencer has exhausted the En-
glish language in his personal locals, there
is nothing for me to do but resign from the
correspondence. II. N. SToUDENMEYER.
The third quarterly meeting of the II. E.
ehiirch will be held in Corvallis next Sat
uriay and Sunday, March is aud 10, Rev.
John earsons, the presiding elder, will he
present.
The statement that the O. ?. syndicate
or any member thereof wrote or dictated
any article on the railroad troubles. publish
ed Ii last weeks GAZETTE, is a malicious
falsehood.
A mothers meeting was held at the
Evangelical church, with upwards OF sixty
present. Interesting and useful topics were
presented and warmly discussed by many
of the mothers.
The city council will hold meeting tc-
morrow evening, and will elect night
policeman, unless the deadlock continues
as did the Washington legislature in ba! :
loting for q. S. senator.
The Albany steam laundry is now pre-
pared to do all kinds .ot laundry work.
Special rates for family and plain work.
Leave orders at the Occidental hotel. TN.
Hamilton, agent. Orders will he shipped
every day.
Four potatoes on exhibition in Wells &
Sons grocery store. weigh in the aggregate
e7 pounds. The largest one weighs u
pounds. They were raised on the Aisea,
and is fair indication of the productivene;s s
OF the soil in Benton county.
The Y's gave very delightful socable
at the reading rooms last Tuesday evening.
This auxiliary of the w. G. I. U. is -four
ishing and they are doing good work.
Miss Minnie Oshurr is president, and Miss
Eva Whitaker is secretary.
A. Strange, j. c. Meyers, A. L Lamb,
W. L. McPherson, G. n. Stewart, j. F..
Frantlnan, o. v. Bridges, J. S. Livingston,
r. n. Morris and o. p Hendrcson, were
among the Sir Knights from Albany, who
attended the Macabees installation Wedues-
day evening. Some of them were accom-.
panied by their wives.
Mr. and Mrs Wallis Nash are making
preparations to move to their farm on Rock
creek. They will however return to Cor
wallis Saturdays and stay over Sunday. A
reception will be rendered Mrs. Nash by
members of the W. G. r. u at the resi-
dencs'of Mrs J. A. CIuthorn next Monday
evening. Mrs. Nash has actively and faith
fully served the w. C. L. U, as president
for a long period.
"A o1eeting of delegates from the various
oranges in Benton county was held in this
city last Saturday MIR. and Mrs Cam
Vanderpool and Mr.. and Mrs. John Whit-
sker were chosen delegates to the state
grange, which convenes at The Dalles on
May 23rd. The delegates were instructed
to eudeavor to secure the next annual
meeting of the state grange if possible.
Linn county members will assist them.
The Marine M;nstrels, of Corvallis, were
here ;sst Thursday evening-mule and all
and gave one of their entertainments to a
very small house. Their parade aud music
on the outside were dalyi appreciated, and
called forth many! complimentary remarks
from our citizens; and the the only way we
can account for the small house is the lack
of the necessary four bit pieces, which, at
this time worth great big so cents at
this place, in common with other parts of
the country.-Dxllas TRANSCRIPT.
TOM THTTNR,S WEnnTNH