The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-05-05
LOCAL NOTES.

or hair cut.
Aristos, aristos, at j. l.. Underwood's
photo. parlors.
Screens made to order by the Screen Door
; & Ladder Co. Hoffman's Addition.
See those beautiful new patterns of new
, carpets and mating just in at Wilkins
furniture store.
]. L. Underwood, photographer over
postofficc.
Abate the fly nuisance by purchasing
screen doors and windows at Knights fur
nIture store.
| The Royal restaurant is being newly
papered, painted and fitted up on the in.
side generally.
| Screen doors and windows made to order
at Knights furniture store. Good work,
reasonable prices.
makes speciality of crayon engagements.
Call and see samples.
Mrs Armstrong wishes to announce that
the Royal restaurant will be open here
after until II o'clock p. m.
H. G. Cotton. of the Massachusetts Mu-
tai. was in Corvallis this week showing up
the benefits of life insurance.
Prof Blanchard has accepted an invita-
tion to address the teachers institute to be
held at Hllsboro May 2Sth.
Buy Corvallis made step ladder and
take step up in life. For sale ut the
factory and at the hardware stores.
Prof. Sebring, the popular violinist of
Independence, led the Marine orchestra
at the students dance last Friday evening.
w. Fl. McBrayer and Old Crow whiskies
and also iml"rted wines aud liquors for
medical purposes at Tommy Whitehorns.
Fine stock of watches, rings, and other
jewelry at Vogles. Large iue of Seth
Thomas clocks at way-down prices. Re-
liable repairing.
"Harry Lenox," the spy ofGettysbuIg, and
the "Dutchman." He does remarkably we'll
in both characters.
Mrs e. A Beach, it may he seen by ref
erence to our advertising columns, is pre-
pared to deliver pure Jersey milk to any
part of the city.
w. w. Holgate, the well-known uphols :
terer and cabinet maker, is now employed in
Knights furniture factory. He will d. first.
class Job work in his department.
Adam Asset has packed and shipped to
Newport all his earthly pos essions, lnclud-
ing his parrot, and will open up a bakery
and restaurant in that city the first of
June.
Miss Ida Wells, who has been attending
the Philomath college, returned to her
home in Portland the first of the week,
after spending several days with friends in
Corvallis.
The Gazette stationery store is in receipt
of large invoice of new and attractive sta
tionery including fine box paper for ladies,
writing material for business men, type
writer supplies, etc.
Kline's drawing for horse will positively
take place on Monday, May 18th, and all
persons desiring clothing should avail them
selves of the opportunity oflow prices, good
goods and chance to win a nice saddle
horse.
Chester Davidson left OH Mondays train
for eastern Oregon via. Portland and The
O1ilCos "HCES hO VIII J'hb poI WIGS hS"i O"AAAP
creek intending to start for South Dakota
with a drove of horses.
The Polk County District Fair Associ-
atien, of Independence, is making prepar-
ations to have one Of the best meetings of
fast horses from all over Oregon ever held,
to take place next June Is, Is and IL.
Prof. Stoudenmeyer, formerly leader of
the Marine band. took his departure from
our city Monday. Tex. says he has started
for the worlds fair. Owing to a late spring
and the muddy condition of the ties, etc,
travel will he rather slow for Il couple of
months.
In accordance with the bill passed by the
last Legislature providing for the improve
ment of the soda spring at Sodaville, Linn
county, Governor Pennoyer appointed the
, following trustees for the springs: w. w.
Parrish, of sodaville; D. Myers, of Scio;
NJ. A. Miller, of Lebanon.
1t is frequently observed that two bodies
cannot occupy the same space at the same
time. This was plainly illustrated in a
| collision i'll front of Taylors butcher shop
last Monday afternoon. Jack also observes
that young lady can strike severe
blow with an umbrella when she tries.
She tried in this case.
| The May number of the Western Peda.
gogue, the state school journal of Oregon.
is out. Each succeeding issue OF this peri
odical shows improvement, and it appears
to be the aim of the publishers to make il
a high-cl publication. 1t is well entitled
: to the support of teachers and others who
have any interest in educational work.
Mr.. N. }. Rowan will be the surprise O
the evening to all who saw him in the pla.
last year. He is well suited to the characte
!; of" "Cyril Blackburn" the villain of tn
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