Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-25
PERSONAL ANp I.ncAI,.

| w. L. BOOlnpN Il III Tortianu ior
u few days.
Hon. +. r. Geer is putting out IN
apple orchard of 500 trees.
Mar. aud Mrs. /. \. Manning left
this afternoon for Tacoma,
Fresh Ohio chestnuts at NJ. T..
Rneman's grocery store, 1872 State
Street.
Commissioners j. NJ, Watson is In
town looking after the bridge mat
ter.
| The finest of all views at the
wreck are those at Nlontec Bros
gallery.
a family by name of Dorsey, from
y ork, Neb., have just arrived to
settle at Salem.
j. \. Hershey goes to Portland
this afternoon to lay IN some stock
for their new firm.
DIR. j. III. Minthoru, of the Oregon
Land Co., went to Albany on busi-
ue~s last night.
j. G. Cawood of Turner, expects
to remove with his family to Salem
in few days and reside among IL
Our spices are the purest: our eA
tracts have no equal. Great Easter
Tea Co., 3l7 Commercial street.
II. b. Holland, of the Salen
FIGURING mills, went down to Ore
gon City on the local train thi
afternoon on business.
For Thanksgiving, choicest Cape
Cod crauherries nj 90 cents a gallon,
at Steiner n Sonneman's, l24 State
street.
L. s. Marshal McGarry, was
one of the worst injured men In the
wreck He slept all night last night,
far the first time.
Just received for Thanksgiving,
best California sweet POTATOES, at
Steiner & Sonneman's, IA State; 6
pounds for % cents.
X. b. Duncan who had first
right hand finger caught IN the
saws at his North Salem lumber yard
mills, had 1t amputated o.day.
Announcements of Thanksgiving
day services must be handed in for
Wednesdays paper, as no EVENING
JOURNAL will be issued or that day.
Call and examine our prices on
Crockery, Glassware and Tinware If
you want the lowest. Great East
.rn Tea Co., 81 Commercial street.
The singers from different churches
Ire requested to meet at the Congre-
gational church "Wednesday evening
ii 80 O'clock to practice for union
Thanksgiving services. Don't fail
t. come.
All the pew juvenile books--such |
ts Chatterbox, Nursery, Zlg-Zag
Blue Jackets and Oliver Optics |,
Dool:, TOR 1890, a"e now on sale at F.
;. Dearborn's book store.
Chas. Metzger and wife, of Albany,
have lought out c. +. Townsend In |
the ST. Paul restaurant, and will take |
charge ID C. lst. Melzger is an ex
perienced restauranteur.
linn grafton continues to pour in.
to Salem. The arrivals to-day are
mostly from Northern Ohio and Ne
oraska. They are nice people and
well pleased. If they iarry here
iong, they will not go away again.
A. j. Hackett, an attorney at Tn
ION, Oregon, and +. o. Potter, pros
ecutlng attorney in second district,
ire IN the city to-day on legal bust.
ness. Both these gentlemen were
ellow students at the State Univer-
'ity with our county treasurer a. o.
,ondit.
The JOURNAL does not pursue the
lnuendo method. If IL has any,
hing to say about the public ser
vice or public abuses, it strikes right
1t the thing to be corrected, gives
Ihe facts, let them hit whoInsoever
ley will M iuIIpuIn ehon rnn-
iucted here.
One of the gr'ndest events of the
season will be the Lecture at the Bap-
list church, next Monday and Tues
lay, December lst and "a. Let
every one make calculations to he
here. Remember. the admission is
only % cents; children under twelve
free. The lectures are very instruct.
We as well a. amusing