Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-02-25
LOCAL SUMMARY.

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Mrs. DR.. Cusick is slowly inn
proving, after a serious illness.
J, New dwellings are in course of
construction all over our city.
The mail car to run on the ronte
of the o. P. is ready for service.
-Woodburn's undertaken bears
the suggestive name of Graves.
%. NJ. Smith, the abstract man,
is quite sick at his boarding house in
this city.
DIR. Skiff and wife have gone to
California to pass few weeks under
the genial California sun.
The roads are now in fine con-
dition for driving and not a few
were out yesterday trying their
steeds. s.L
"A Whiteaker man Saturday
brought in two wild cat scalps. He
had killed them near the city in the
woods.
We get the Albany daily papers
with less regularity than we do
those of New York City. Why is
this?
In Southern California last week
an oil we'll was seriously shot. 1t
flowed freely and is creating great
excitement.
The deep SHOWS visible on some
of the Cascades prove that cold
weather is prevailing somewhere
not far above us.
Regular meeting of the w. G.
T. U. Tuesday 25th, at their hall on
Court street, at 2:30 p. m. Full at
tendance desired.
The order against trotting over
the Willamette bridge is not OBJ
served by many who drive over it.
1t should be enforced.
Those who were not present at
the Rev. Rork's feature at the opera
house last evening missed a good
thing. On Sunday next he lee
lures again.
The change postmasters will no
doubt occur here about Saturday, as
Mr. Dearborn will by that time
have his bond approved and his
commission.
Long before the session was
over it had been universally decided |
that for good pStures the place to
go was to CheEringtQn's, new Bank
Block-up stairs.
Cora Lee, Mrs. Malloy's adopted
daughter, did not commit suicide as
reported, but is alive and well, being
employed at Omaha in the telegraph
exchange office.
Music reading should be a part
of our school exercises and it should
be taught as study. Then we
would have more musicians who
could correctly read music.
There are but two men now
in the Jail here. They are
Strickler and Hoeye, the one for
selling liquor without license and
the other for giving it away.
Yesterday being such Il find day
it had the effect of making our
streets crowded with both young
and old folks who were out taking
in the various sights around our
beautiful city.
Ills not all of life to live nor all OF
death to die, but you get more choice
fancy groceries than you can carry ]
away tor very little money at
Squire Farrar's. Don't take our word
'or it, but go and see for your self.
If
Everybody seemed to be bearing /
. burden, and a httle investigation $
lroved that they We're all carrying [
'll some Of NJ kerliu's fine pictures I
If the senate, ffSis selling dozens I
md dozens oathem.> I
They are arriving by the car
Dad. We refer to those fine new
sOods at the Capitol Adventure Co.
they carry n complete live stock of
foods in all classes and kinds of I
FOODS. Prices low and stock first v
lass. If. t
Teachers who are preparing for '
examination, and others who wish II
o follow a course of study, will do
veil to visit Prof, Rorks normal
lasses at the Salem Business College,
iriswold's Block. Glasses COM
nence at 1880 p. m. every day. ct. q
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