The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-09-22
RRIEF LOCALS.

StIce OF the peace.
Miller, the merchant, makes a new =
announcement this week.
Call at THE GEzETTE Office and in s
oect their stock of stationery. |,
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ews. Why not subscribe for ltt /
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GAZETTE. It contains all the news.
Keep cool head by wearing straw
bats purchased from Miller at hard
time prices.
Go to Vogle, have your eyes tested
and get pair of spex for compar-
atively nothing.
F. Oberer is constructing a COM
modious business office IN his k''ef
Front planning mills.
J. M. Nolan calls your attention to
his fine stock of shoes in another COL
umn. Read his sad"
Stocks cash store and Blumbergs
grocery were closed on Wednesday on
account of a Jewish holiday.
1t is estimated that the hop crop OF
Polk county will bring to the people
of that community about S25o,oOo.
Nelson Bros. are popular with those
who like clean, easy shave. Barber
and bath rooms in Occidental build
ing.
Parasols, sewing machines, carriages,
guns and any small machinery re-
paired at 7. VIM. Willis. Work guar
anteed.
Report has it that the steamer
sThree Sisters" will be on the move
next week to ship the freight on the
upper river.
IF YOU want delightful bath, go to
the Occidental bath rooms. The pro-
prietors make it point to keep every
thing clean.
Chief of Police Taylor is continu-
ing the good work of building sub
stantial cross-walks in needful places
on main street.
Go to the River Front planning mill
of f. J. Oberer for all kinds of turn
ing. Prices reasonable and satisfac-
ton guaranteed.
The revival services now in progress
at the Christian church are said to be
full of interest. Evangelist Powell is
doing good work.
Boys, do not forget to go and look
at Kline's clothing. You can buy
suits at your own price. They are sell
ing them cheap this season.
Straw is cheap since threshing be-
gan and Miller, the merchant, is offer
ing what he has in the form of hats a
frst-co It prices. To price them is te
buy.
"Taps" was sounded at the college
at 9:45 Wednesday evening for the
first time this season. Our lights die
no 90 out for two or three hours later
however.
Mr.. Carmichael, a well-todo stock
man, was here in the interest OF tn
Prineville Irrigation company, tryin
to place on the market about $500
in bonds. -.....
The Oregon agricultural college ex-
hibit at the state fair was turned owe
to the worlds fair commission of tn
state and is now displayed at Chicago
great show.
For the best value for your none
in pocket-knlves, razors, SCISSOR:
children's carriages, sewing machine:
pianos, organs, or anything in thes
kind of goods, call on 7. VIM. Viii
J. Harry Gay the famous ophtha
mic optician and optical specialist wi
be at the Occidental Hotel next Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday. MI
Gay has done excellent work in GU
city.
1t is not necessary for Nelson Bros
to keep poet employed to write u
their praises as they still continue t
do good and thriving business at tn
Occidental shaving parlors and bat
rooms.
Advices from the U. S. department
of agriculture weather bureau inforr
us that the weekly crop report, whic
has been regularly issued, owing to tn
advanced condition of the crops, wi
be discontinued until spring.
It is an eastern editor, who when
subscriber fails to respond to the SEE
ond bill, publishes an obituary of tn
delinquent on the theory that he mus
be dead or he would pay up. That
very reasonable conclusion.
Wednesday evening at the home {
Prof and Mrs. H. T. French, the Coz
gregational ladies held coffee an
cake social, which was pleasant, an
we are informed, profitable affair. Tel
cents was the bill of expense.
A gentleman who is thorough
posted upon most all subjects, inform
us that the rains of the past few day
will result in loss of from eight t
ten per cent of the unthreshed grail
in this 1ocalitv of which there is We