Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-31
LOCAL NOTES.

e al scream?" No; cream part,
Q tonight.
4 Call on Winters & Thomas for tn,
; best groceries in town
Painless dental operations at DR.
I. c. Smiths, 80 State street.
Cream soda, ice cream soda, mill
shakes, lemonades, at Strong& Co.'S
Willamette Assembly, X. of l.
, meets tonight in Good Templal
hall.
The sheriff Of Josephine county
brought in a very violent lunatiC
yesterday,
Who said the 2ud regimental band
was dead? Hear it toot tonight ON
Wilson avenue.
w. NJ. Sargent and wife are very
anxious over the illness of their
child that has had an attack of
cholera infantm.
When out of machine oil use
kerosene and fresh lard, equal parts.
This is good substitute.
The Sisters school opened on the
9th of this month. Some under
stood that it would commence on
the 9th of next month.
The sky is cloudy. Such a rain
as comes at this time of year would
clear and purify the atmosphere,
lay the dust and do no particular
damage.
For good candies, ice cold lemon
ade and fruit, call at Frank O'Don-
AIDS, late j. II. McCormick's, next
door to the armory, ON Commercial,
near High. S-2S-l-w.
The lilliputian paper carrier ran,
barefooted, through a pile of ashes
carelessly left burning all night and
part of the next day, and he is
temporarily laid up for repairs.
The children of the Orphans Home
are thanked for bountiful supply
of as large blackberries as we ever
saw. Such is testimony of all in
the Office who freely sampled them.
The Monroe House is having a big
run of custom these days. They
have quiet house, no bar, and no
Cinnamon in the kitchen. 1t is
home like in ITS style and cooking.
Nora Froman, l4-year-old daugh-
ter of Thomas Eroman, living three
miles east of Albany, died yester-
day of diptheria. This is the second
child lost recently in this family
from this disease.
The Oregon Railroad and Navi-
CATION company evidently realize
that there will be large river trade
this fall and winter, and are extend
ing their warehouse and shipping
facilities on their Willamette wharf
at this place.
The first lawn party Of the fall
season will be held tonight at the
residence of Prof McElroy, Court
street, opposite the State house.
A cordial invitation is given to all |
to be present to enjoy social time,
ice cream, cake, fruit and music. |
BE sure and go.
Ben Critchelow's horse ran nearly |
to the pen before 1t was caught.
Probably it knew its assault with
intent to commit murder was a
criminal offence and was willing to
surrender to the authorities with
out putting the community to the
expense of a trial. Pity some BIZ
peds have not that much horse
sense.
Private advices say that the bot
tom has fallen out Of the Los
Angeles boom. And now we learn
that a firm ofenterprising merchant
tailors Of San Francisco and Los
is in Portland. A store
has been rented and the Arm will
open up there between the 9th and
10th Of November with a fine stock
Of goods. Portland is coming TO the
front.
Strong & Co. are smart. They
hang thermometer outside their
and ice cream parlOls.
A fellow goes by on these hot days
almost persuaded that 1t Is isjustlfiAble
10 indulgein theOoOl luxury. Seeing
-he mercury going up towards 80 he
i convinced. II his best girl is with
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