The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-02-03
BRIEF. LOCALS.

Tablets, copy-bookS, etc., at MIS-
Murry's.
Wells and Son pay the highest mar
ket price for good apples.
New goods arriving and trade in
creasing at Wells & Son.
Ladies' and children's hair cutting
specially at Taylor's.
Furniture at cost prices for 80 days
at J. A. Knights furniture store.
Little Elk people are expecting a
colony of Germans to settle i'll that
country soon.
We handle none but the best cas-
kets and collins. Hearse furnished
when desired. l.. WELKER & Co.
Do you know who Carl Dunder isl
If you wish to find out call ON Wheeler
& Langley.
Eugene Register: Miss Libbie Yor-
an has returned from an extended visit
at Corvallis and Salem.
Senator Buffers bill tor an appropri-
alton for the normal school building at
Monmouth failed to pass.
For picture frames and fine mould-
ings go to J. A. knights furniture store,
the cheapest and best place in town.
Operatives on the Yaquina bar I'M
provement have recently been transfer
red from the north to the south jetty.
Albany has nine arc lights and still
complains of darkness in part OF the
city. Come over here, where we have
good moonlight.
Messrs. Beal Gather, Toledo, J. w.
Ball, Newport, and Allen Parker, va
uuina, were visitors in Corvallis the
first of the week.
Sunday dinner at the hotel Corvallis;
everything new and neat; tables
spread with the best the markets afford.
All for % cents.
AS predicted at the out set the
steamer Messenger failed to fill the bill
in Fishers carrying trade and has been
hauled off the route.
There will he preaching in the
Evangelical church at Wells Station
Sunday morning, February 9Th, at l l
a. m. by Rev. L. s. Fisher, of Albany.
Jingle, jingle, Jingle, jingle, jingle
clear the way, lis the merry, merry,
merry, merry, merry sleigh. And
he that isn't in it waxeth jealously.
Swan johnson, chief engineer of
the Corvallis prune orchard, pruned
bis own foot, just below the ankle,
with an axe, and has been laid up
just week today.
Judge Fullerton will hold an ad-
journed term of the circuit court in
this city March 4th, to confirm the sale
of the O. P. railroad advertised to be
sold on tbs lst prox.
The governors FIRST veto reached
the senate Wednesday. 1t related to
private corporation, involving the
water rights at Riddle. The bill failed
to pass over the veto.
The last ''tumult of the terrigenous
terpsichorean ten," was great in every
particular. Tonight they will branch
out in blaze of glory, at the opera
house. Git thar everybody.
A. J. Porter, travelling agent for the
Keeley institute at Forest Grove, was
a visitor among acquaintance in Cor
Wallis a day or two this week. He ex.
tended llis trip to Yaquina bay.
An eastern paper handed to us by g
Corvallis resident speaks of the "ther-
mometer down to 40 deg. below zero
On this coast tile coolest reported wa:
at Spokane when mercury lowered tt
l9 deg. below.
Capt. Fred Olsen the solid old pi-
| oneer of Newport, passed through thl!
| city yesterday on his return from :
| weeks sojourn at the capital. HI,
was in high state ofspiritual enthusi-
asm over the successful prospect of thu
Bay county offset plan.
| Services at the Congregations
church at IL a. 10. and 7:30 p. m
Preaching in the morning by the pas
tor, in tile evening by Rev. III. A
Shorey OF Portland. Union endeavo
meeting at 6 p. m. Sunday school a