The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-06-09
LOCAL NOTES.

I ytsiiuS All tht jc~oi llho d9 o.
Aristos, aristos, at J. l.. Underwood s
photo parlors. '-
Voele has fine line of spectacles. As
sorted frames fitted to suit.
Mrs. Worley and sister, Miss Taylor, are
| on visit to relatives in Salem.
Screens made to order by the Screen Door
& Ladder Co. Hoffman's Addition.
Abate the fly nuisance by purchasing
screen doors and windows at Knights fur
niture store.
Wilson and Gibheard are now moulding
! 5000 brick per day. They have Is men
employed.
Workmen have been engaged the past
week excavating on the site of the new
masonic temple.
! Screen doors and windows made to order
at Knights furniture store. Good work,
reasonable prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan, evangelists. will
hold campmeeting at Philomath, COM
mencing June 14th.
! E. E. Paddock, formerly of this city, but
now of Independence, was in Corvallis OIL
business yesterday.
J. L. Underwood, the photographer,
makes speciality of crayon engagements.
Call and see samples.
| Sheriff Oshurn arrested a Chinaman here
last evening on telegraphic instructions
from Sheriff Nolan, of Eugene.
will 70 f.L f,s
every Tuesday and Friday afternoon at the
Royal restaurat. Mrs. E S. murray.
L. N. Butler, senator from Polk county,
was i'll Corvallis on Tuesday. Sheriff Wells,
also of Polk, paid this city visit on Mon
day.
U. B. Vogle. the jeweler, has just placed
a fine new safe in his store. Articles of
value entrusted to his care will be perfectly
safe.
| Fine stock of watches, rings, and other
jewelry at Vogle's. Large line of Seth
Thomas clocks at way-down prices. Re-
liable repairing.
Mrs. e. A. Beach, it may he seen by ref
erence to our advertising columns, is pre-
| PNANNA y" NSAi'Si PuiO oCIoCy hilh w I'LL
part of the city.
While e. D. jackson and wife, of Mount
View, were absent from home on last Sum
day some person entered their house and
stole S23 and a quantity of groceries.
The Occidental hotel has been newly
painted, and workmen are now engaged in
repairing the foundation, placing new sills,
and otherwise improving the structure.
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.
The man whom Johnny Green stabbed at
junction short time ago did not die from his
wounds as reported, SO after all Johnny may
not go to heaven by the Oregon 'Short Line
route.
| G. w. Thompson, who on Sunday suf-
fered an attack of paralysis at his home a
short distance west of Corvallis, has i'm.
proved to such an extent that he is able to
articulate.
Last week Charley Spaulding moved his
logging outfit from near Salem to point
above Corvallis hear Peoria. Charley is
doing an extensive business in the logging
line.-Dayton Herald.
The college printing office force is now at
work upon the annual catalogue of the insti.
tuition, and it will be out in good season thi.
year. 1t is expected that 1t will be ready for
distribution at commencement
San Francisco dealers promise to push the
trade in Oregon produce, but if any conces
sions are to be made on this account, it
should he understood that the Oregon com.
modities are to be labeled as such
Alex. Hunt, a practical gardner, horti
culturist and florist, announces that his SER
vices are at the disposal of those who may
desire work in his line of endeavor Leave
orders at the GAZETTE Office.
The Corvallis Screen Door & Ladder Co.
on Monday delivered their first consignment
of screen doors to J. r. Smith & Co., and
r. M. Wade and Cos. stores. Persons de
stocks, or call at the factory before purchas
ing elsewhere.
Childrens day will be observed next Sab.
bath at the Presbyterian church. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Service at IL a. m, il
which the school and congregation viii
| unite. Special music by the choir, reception
and baptism. Service in the evening will
consist of exercises by the children, and
music by the choir assisted, by an instru
mental quartette. A kind welcome to all
The San Francisco Examiner on SUNDAY
: circulated its Columbian issue. 1t contain.
100 full size pages of that paper and cover.
a wide field Of literature, containing articles
from noted specialists and from the Leaders
r IN the various lines of literary work. Ever,
' person should posses copy of this issue
not only for the valuable information it i'm
parts, but as an example of the enterprise O
the age.
The picnic at Ridders' grove, near Well
last Saturday was attended EN- masse by th
people of the vicinity and MANY delegatio