The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-07-14
LOCAL NOTES.

Clothing made to order at Nolan 8.
Ben Job is rusticating in Southern Oregon.
Everything id the jewelry line at Vogle's.
Buy your Gloves at Nolan's, best line in
town.
Ladies, ask A. Hodes how to preserve
fruits.
! Souvenir spoons at Greffoz' jewelry en-
| porium.
Fine violin and guitar strings at Greffoz'
| jewelry store.
New outing shirts, neck dress and suspen-
| ders at Nolan's.
Aristos, aristos, at J. l.. Underwoods s
photo. parlors.
Buy your worlds fair valises, satchels
and grips, at Nolan's.
For bicycle and base ball hose, shoes belts
and caps, 90 to Noian's
MIR. o. Il. Addition and family are prepar-
ing to remove to Portland.
Vogle has fine line of spectacles. As
sorted frames fitted to suit.
Police Judge Porter is in communication
with Seattle trm regarding the sale of the
city hall bonds.
The I'll. and L. Co. will hold an election
of officers at their regular meeting next
Monday evening"
j. L. Underwood, the photographer,
makes specially OF crayon enlargeinents.
Call and see samples
l.. w. Taft has begun the manufacture of
boxes, barrels, tubs, etc, at the north end OF
Third street. See ad.
The steamer s'rhree Sisters" is undergoing
f,r not
business early in the fall.
Rev. George F. Plummer and family went
over to Rock Creek this week where they
will camp for few weeks.
Mrs. and Miss Williams, of Hakensack,
N. j., mother and sister of Mrs. Robert
Wilson, are visiting Corvallis.
w. A. Wells has leased the Cauthorn
warehouse for the season and will be pre-
pared to receive grain for storage.
Any steady young man wanting steady
employment Will do well to call on Gardner,
the Photographer. Corvallis Oregon.
Among the visitors from the Bay this
week were Judge Blue, Commissioner
Stearns, L. O'Brien and Il. A. Beusell.
J. II. Wilson is spending brief season at
the bay. In his absence j. 0. Wilson is the
chief deputy in the county clerks office.
u. B. Vogie, the jeweler, has just placed
a fine new safe i'll his store. Articles OF
value entrusted to his care will be perfectly
safe.
President Bloss, Profs. Lotz aud Horner.
of the Agricultural College, were in Salem
1 81, lfrr
Society meeting
Rev. E. J. Thompson has Sc cured leave
IF absence from his ngregation until Sep
tember. The doctor is net in robust health
and ne is much in need of rest.
Hoxie Simmons, who had been sojourning
in the Benton county jill for six months In
expiation Of the crime Of selling whiskey to
Indians, was set at liberty this week.
A magnificent new stock of both gold and
silver watches Of the most reliable move
merits has been received by Greffoz as we'll
as large invoice OF other hlgh.class jewelry.
Among the lawyers from abroad who at
tended the special term of court were r. S.
Strahan and L. c. Bronough, Portland; JEo.
P. Fay, S.attle, and j. K. Weatherfori, of
Albany.
Ladies, attention! W. Taylor, house clean
er, gardener and general joDber, carpet lay
ing and cleaning, whitewashipg and window
cleaning speciality. Leave orders at Moore
& Taylors barber shop.
Remember the bicycle riding school for
ladies at the opera house Saturday afternoon
and evening. Conover & Ready will give
free instruction, beginning at o'clock Ill the
afternoon and at 1880 in the evening.
c. B. Wells has accepted position with
the Benton County FIGURING Mills Co. of
this city, Mr.. Wells is wide awake indi-
vidual, and to whatever he undertakes he
lends the full force of his faculties.
On account Of the low water in the Will
lamette the .. P. boats will discontinue the
service between Portland and Corvalli, on
the 10th. On ner last trip up the Hoag
broke number of paddles from her wheel.
Samuel E. Young and L. E. Blain, promi
nent business men Of Albany, were in Cor
wallis Thursday and spent considerable time
in investigating the principal industries OF
the city. These gentlemen have some prop
erty here.
Prof. Berchtold and family, Prot. Craig
and Miss Smell are others of the college fac,
ulty who will visit the ;, worlds fair. 1t is
gratifying that all the professors who can
will visit the exposition and become ac.
qualnted, from observation, with the latest
scientific discoveries.
The mills and warehouses of the county
are undergoing the usual preparation fol-
the seasons crop CT grain. In ordinary
years the cutting of grain begins ON the first
of July but this season there will perhaps be
none cut before the first of August. This
seasons crop will be about an average.