The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-10-13
LOCAL NOTES.

g in the jewelry line at Vogle's.
ner Vulcan came up the river
as a nice assortment of solid
n news item: Two days OF beau
be.
nks, pens and pencils at THE
ktionery store.
fine line of spectacles. AS
les fitted to suit.
quina bay oysters received daily
brning's grocery store.
d Windows sold at cost by F. j.
he River Front planning mill.
rumors are in the air. Kings
id to be the seat of disturbance.
ouldn't it kill your"
What, lover
fter the Ball"
Pns of jealousy appear upon the
official circles lately. Gentlemen,
own battles.
hieves have been making them
liar with plants and other be-
many citizens during the week.
b. E. Wilson and II. L. Holgate
their shingles out and machinery
ss for the mills of justice to grind.
ogle. the jeweler, has just placed
" safe in his store. Articles OF
usted to his care will be perfectly
horning, the busy grocer, has ad'
new coffee mill to his establish
. grinds your coffee quickly while
block next Saturday evening there
pecial meeting of Corvallis Lodge,
!. F.& A. NJ. All members are
to be present.
lice that little "snap" team Of bays
b by Mr.. Will L. Carlton, our en-
deliveryman, is wearing the har-
|efully to city delivery wagon.
of our local sports enjoyed "high
P last Saturday night, and but for
terence of some cruel eavesdroppers
|rity would have been extensive.
miserable wretch turpentined Pat
dog Wednesday evening. The
Ito suffers enough as it is and the
vandal guilty of the deed should
dose of the same drug similarly
Oberer placed in position in THE
Stationery Store and News Depot
of very neat shelves on which the
,ers, art and fashion journals will
we'd for the convenience of our GUS
man: F. 5. Craig, a newspaper
xperieuce and well known to every
lem, has returned to his old love-
now occupies the desk
ty editor.
4 Son, the reliable shoe dealers,
public to call and inspect their fine
foot wear, which they are at all
eased to show. A visit to their
iom fails to secure a customer. and
always a customer.
were served upon the board of re-
the agricultural college Wednesday
garnisheeing moneys due Wilson &
he contractors and builders who
n engaged on the college improve
The suit was brought by Lebanon
nth joint claims amounting to $3.50.
want any improvements you had
ok for the contractor, Mr.. Chas.
, of this city. He is pretty well
nd will suit you in all respects. If
job work done he is the only one
can depend upon for good job and
Up with the styles.
Whitehorn's saloon was burglarized
hight of last week, and for the
AIKEN the thief's reward was small,
Y secured few dollars and odd
including a meerschaum pipe be-
o Policeman McLagan. The next
officer is fortunate enough to pos
20 he will be more particular where
for safe keeping,
z oung purchased the unsold portion
& Sons grocery stock and will soon
ran new stock of groceries in the
stand. Mr.. Young was for long
,loyed in Hershner's grocery IN Cor.
4 has many friends who viii be
,e him in business on his own hook.
templates engaging in businesss on
ly cash plan his success is assured.
never been able to procure any
that would relieve me of rheums-
like Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I
used it for lame back, with great
It is the best liniment Ishave ever
I take pleasure in recommending
friends. Mrs. EMILY THoRNE,
Washington. For sale by T. Ora.
ppist, 81
:
nlnent resl aI. estate agent q thls
ols.s us 1hae coiony ol snrsy,
'11'ans nave liaue arrangemenss 20
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