Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-18
LOCAL NOTES.

aAuASSS ueulal OperaJlOnS at Ut.
/ L. c. Smiths, 90 State street.
The mayor of Portland was one of
the judges at the races yesterday.
Call at Watkins restaurant for a
good meal. All the luxuries of the
season. lw
Edward Purdin, of Portland,
gave this office a pleasant call
to-day.
1t is said that c. \. Reed, former
ly of Salem, is to take the stump for
the republicans.
Call and see the immense cattle at
the fair ground, opposite Willl's
restaurant, the largest in the world.
County Clerk Babcock is busy
making transcripts in the Patterson
case, which is appealed to the su-
preme court.
The Sheriff's sale of the Nails
property, at Silverton, yesterday did
not bring enough to satisfy the
Judgment.
For sale a good Durham bull to he
seen at the fair grounds stall No. IS
in cattle stalls or address w. w.
Dickinson. 1t.
c. Rocker of Aurora keeps fancy
breeds Of poultry, the six leading
varieties. Their stock is from the
best eastern breeders. 1t.
Rev. c. C. Polling, presiding
elder Of the Evangelical church,
has moved his family into the
Bowersox house, on Liberty street.
Don't fail to see the Standard
Museum & SIscialty Co. tonight,
corner Court and Commercial
streets, opposite J.@M. Rosenberg
& Co. If
The opening session Of the
supreme lodge I. o. o. f., met
yesterday in'the city of Los Angeles,
CALIFORNIA; The order is in most
promising condition.
r. H. Price, Salem pioneer hack
man, viii wait on passengers to or
from the depot with promptness
and politeness. Leave orders at
the White Corner where his slate
hangs out.
A. J. Basey is at al times ready
to attend orders to take intending
passengers to the train or meet them
there and take them to any part of
the city. Also ready to attend all
calls night and day. IT,
There was some kind of opera
troupe performance last night in the
theater, but the attendance was not
large-perhaps on account of the
slimness Of the newspaper adver-
tising. ".'.
Cal. Morgan has a couple Of as
fine trios OF brown leghorns at the
fair, as we ever saw. They are per-
feet pictures, and appear full grown
although barely five months old.
They are bred and raised in Salem.
Probably owing to the change in
the weather from hot and dry to
cool and moist, Eugene England
was taken with severe hemorrhage
OF the lungs, on the fair ground yes
terday. To-day he is resting easy,
at home. '''
An adjourned meeting of the
pastors union took place this morn
ing at the Baptist parsonage, but a
bare quorum being present. The
next meeting will be week from
next Monday, at the pArlors OF the
Christian church, Mt 9:9Oa. m.
"Nigger John" the Chinaman
who was assaulted some weeks since
by Chas. Smith, near Downs
is at Yuen Sings washing
and appears to be getting
along pretty well. 'Higger John"
wants $4,000 damages for Smiths
pitehfork practice on his craniun.--
Appeal.
Silverton Appeal says: We are
glad to note that several Howell
Prairie young men are taking ad-
Of the educational facilities
u the state and have gone to attend
school. Mr.. Bennie Fletcher and
Philip Welsner are In Salem attend (
Ing the Willamette University, and
I. T.. Woodwork leaves on Satur-
day Of this week TO resume his
studies in the State University at
Eugene
Or. A. g. Deardoff OF Fresno, CAL,
arrived In the city yesterday from
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