Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-10

Worthy Of Notice Gatherea BY Jssrsal
Reperters for Ts-day's ResAsrs.

Pattons bocok store for Xmas
souvenir.
Vegetables ar~. thriving In the
gardens.
The best bread In the world at
Strong's restaurant.
Bring in your Improvement notes
for the New Yean JOURNAL
Revival meetings at the NJ. E.
church at O'Clock this evening.
Large iron axle wagon only sO
cents At Crissmaps.
The Court street jeweler will have
g nice line of holiday goods in in
time.
Business men would do well 70
remember that by the use of Q little
printers ink they can dispose of their
stock. III not sold during this
month they will have 10 be carried
over till next year. Let the people
know what you have thro' the
columns Of the daily papers
New York sportsmen are endeav.
oring to have Law passed prohibit
ing the Use of hounds in hunting
deer.
The place to get just what you
want in photographs is at Mon,ee
Bros, in Postoffice block.
The woodchuck and the musk ra,
and other infsllible weather makers
are all preparing for hard winter.
McCrow 4 Willard "ges there
right alon g with the best at their
meat markets- Telephones No. 10
aud 81.
The Court street ieweler has q
good assortment of guods for the
holidays, but nothing fiAshy nor
trashy. Ali staple goods.
One Of the finest liner of leather
goods in the city lie to be seen ut
Patton's book store. 1t embraces
glove and handkerchief case, trav-
cling companions, card ca.es and
photo holdsrs.
Do you use perfumec II you do
aud want the best made s. to
Brooks 4 Cox who have full line
of the most delicious and fragrant
in the market.
The cistern on the corner of Court
and Commercial streets has had q
new platform cover constructed.
Those in charge of the Orphans
home appreciate the kindness of
Mrs- J. L. Parrish i'll giving the
children dinner at her home
Thanksgiving day and OF Mrs. T..
F. Moody aud Mr.. Yeatou in send
Ing turkeys tn the Home.
Oregonians arr wearing q broad
smile to-day. Our rain has started.
This tho seems an off year as an old
timer tells us that four out of five
years in Oregon the rain starts from
the ~ To tn. 23rd of Nov.
The prize pin made by the Court
street jeweler for the SONS Of Neter-
ans camp is q beauty, and shows
what he can do. See it in his
window. 1t
E. schoettie can make suit OF
clothes to please you, he you either
dude or granger, and that they will
not wear well, there surely is no
dauger.
The salem Water company is
about to construct an additional res
ervoir to supply the growing needs
OF that town. 1t will have a capa-
city of 1000, 900 gallons and will cost
$50 ,0O0.-ChrOpicle.
II stand By my town" is what an
old Salemite was heard to remark
to-day, land will! buy my blankets
and WOODEN goods OF the Thos. Kay
Wooden Mills" 1t is home product,
and that is what every every citizen
should try TO patronize.
Denham, at the State stree, shoe
store will give you good serviceable
shoes, and at Eastern prices. Now
is The time to lay in your shoe wear
for the winter. Any priced shoe
desired can be obtained there.
Chas. DeI.eon, the State street
barber, has by ali odds the best
equipped shop of its size In the state,
and his work Is of the same order.
In speaking OF the ghost dances
which the Indians have been in
dulging in, some brilliant genus
makes the remark "Well, If dancers
will kick, why shouldn't the kick
ers dance"
John Knight, the scientific horse
shoer, 10 making the best record yet
IN his superior work. II you have
an animal you want carefully and
correctly shod take it to his shop.
Mrs. al. Z. Mccoy, physician and
surgeon. Up stairs, over n. Burley's
eewiDg machine Office on CONNER
cial street, Salem. Cnronic diseases
a specially. Cure or no pay. Con
sultation tree. l2-s.tf
A reporter stepped into Mr..
Besner's haruess shop the other
day, and was pleased to cast his eye
over the hsatlfiftll stnck He hos