The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-09-08
LOCAL NOTES.

sorted frames fitted to suit.
Doors and Windows sold at cost by F. J.
Oberer at the River Front planning mill.
The streets presented quite animated ap-
pearance yesterday, despite the falling rain.
A wedding in high life, and other sensa.
tions are i'll store. Be prepared for sur
prises.
The electric light ''fizzled" on Wednesday
evening, to the det-iment of many street
pedestrians
The home of Jos. Hecker, of near Wells
Station, was burglarized to the extent OF
$50 III cash one night last week.
A band wagon occupied by four co!"red
gentle|en passed through the city on Mon
day. They failed to stop and feed.
Charley Pearse, S. L. Kline's popular
salesman, has purchased farm on the Big
Elk, formerly owned by Mr.. Feaglcs.
Miller, the merchant, is now selling 81 so
straw hats for 81 90; 81. 25 hats for 75c; 75c
hats for 50c; SOC hats for 25c; 30c hats for
20c.
Now is a good time to remove some of the
rubbish from our otherwise beautiful streets.
The city council should take the matter in
hand
U.B. Vogle the ieweler, has just placed
a fine new safe in his store. Articles OF
value entrusted to his care will be perfectly
safe.
Have you tried the Hotel Corvallis under
the new management? If not, why not?
Take your wife and babies there for Sunday
dinner.
Next Monday, the llth inst, dates the
beginning of the state fair at Salem. Good
exhibits are promised. See cad" eise-
where in this paper
! Ladies should not forget that the cloaks
have arrived at Kline's and all who wish a
nice article should give the cloak depart
ment an early call. (4t)
! F. L. Miller. the merchant, has moved his
family from the property of Mrs. L. G. Kline
| to that of Mr.. Polly on 4sh street. This
| happened on Wednesday.
! In Septcmber the stermer Willamette
Valley sails from Yaquina for San Francisco
oil the 3rd, 18th and Odd; from San Fran
/ cisco on the Sth, 18th and 9th.
A lot of blank books, letter files, etc,
which have been slightly damaged by water
will be retailed at the GAZETTE stationery
store at the purchasers own price
| Adam ASSET, whom everybody knows,
has again opened up his place for business,
serving the hungry with good things to eat.
He is il, the old Royal Restaurant stand.
| Hotel Corvallis dining room is a well-kept
comfortable place, presided over by that
prince of walters, Oliver Williams, and a
good meal is quickly served to all who come.
Portland's great industrial exposition will
be open to the public on the 9th inst. By
| reading ALI advertisement in another column
Won NAV be advised of its many attractions.
ladies. attention! w. Taylor, house clean
er. gardener and general jobber carpet lay.
ing and cleaning, whitewashing and window
cleaning specially Leave orders at Moore
& Taylor's barber shop.
The S. P railroad company have placed
a new turn.table in position in their yards,
which greatly adds to the convenience oi
those for whose use it was intended. Work
continued all day Sunday.
sSee here. landlord. somebody took my
straw hat while was in to dinner. " "Well
don't get excited; don't you know you car
oct better one of Miller, the merchant, fol
so cents?' He bought one.
Mrs. M. NJ. Armstrong says that flies arr
) plenty in Corvallis; but that there are nom
on that new colored cook at Hotel Corvallis
Go there for your breakfast or supper an'
try one of his nice, juicy beef-steaks.
The course of true love never did rui
smoothly. At least such is the experienc
of Lee Porter, of Monmouth. recently mar
,, ried with difficulty, and in consequence HI
! new wife has gone and left him. rumor says
B. The county court yesterday served notice
T through Sheriff Osburn, upon the bondsme
of County Treasurer Burnett that the
would be held responsible for the funds los
through the failure of Hamilton. JOB "
IS A Colusa. CAL, woman recently lost ne
# husband, his life being insured for S2,OUt
. The heart-broken woman at once Telegraph
ed to her relatives in the east: ''Jim die
this week loss fully covered by insurance.
While returning from Belknap springs
~ Monday AL. Cummings little daughter fe
: from the wagon an6 was run over 1t WI
ID thought that her leg was broken; but an e:
d animation by DIR. Applewhite proved tn
te no serious damage was done.
,e Young America fire company had NEE
at ing on Monday evening and good atten
y ance is reported. One of the principal
currences of the session was the appolntme
of fire delegates, as follows: s. L. kline'
a w. Will and Charles Small. Other ma
ters of Importance were considered.