Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


news and has the most reliable
teleg aph seryice ever given the
public in Salem.
The two houses moved back to |
make room for the Hughes block,
are placed tn front on High street. |
They Will be occupied by Hong
Sing aud Long Kee.
Rev. ROht. Whitaker and wife are
back from their California trip, look
ing very much improved and re-
treshed by their vacation.
Pitcher Jo Leveque of the Salems,
is down with an attack of fever, aud
all his friends hope he will not be
laid up long.
Manager Minto of the Salem hall
club has recovered entirely from h,s
spruined ankle.
Mrs. John Mimic, Miss Thornton,
Miss Hawley, Jap and Douglas
Mimic are back from Nestuccn.
Salmon, halibut, trout aud cod
fish fresh on ice at Steiner's market.
While the old Steiner market Oh
State street is being moved out of
the way and the new pne prepared
for business, that firm will serve
their patrons with fish and poultry
from the Ashby meat market, next
door.
THE JOURNAL is the only Salem
paper that gives you all the news
aud that is not filled with CUFF for
favorites.
Thos. A, Sutherland, editor of the
Portland Sunday Welcome, who
drowned Thursday, was half
brother of A. Noltner, and the first
white child born in the state of
California, May 1, 1850.
A man-and. horse race took place
OH Ferry st. this morning. A
butcher cart animal started to run
and Jack Whitley, in true circus
ring style overlook the galloping
steed.
Mrs. DR.. Bradshaw is reported i'll,
but hopes are entertained of her re-
covery.
A person who has type, paper and
press has no rights over person
who has not. 1t is very wrong for
such a person to strike down an in
diyidual who owns no press or pub
lie newspaper to reply.
There are no charges against
Chancellor Stratton before this con-
ference. To attack him is to close
his friends solidly about him, and
his friends are the Methodist church
in Oregon, outnumoering all other
Prostestant sects. 1t is his gain and
secures sympathy and help for his
Portland enterprise.
Mr.. Terrell, of Minnesota, arrived
in the city yesterday, via California,
taking in the Pacific coast sights.
He is the guest of Il, S. Cook in
Highland, and is very lnuch pleased
with Oregon's capital city.
The many Salem friends of Miss
CIua Carey of Jefferson, will be
pleased to learn of her complete re.
covery from typhoid fever.
A. Bush does not care so much
whether you patronize his bank, but
he would like to have you let your
dog or horse take refreshing drink
of water at his free fountain when
you come to town.
Remember the special meeting of
the Fruit Growers association at the
Court house at 2 p. 10. Saturday. If
you are not already a member do
not fail to attend and become one,
and thus help the fruit palace
project.
Tn passing J. G. Wright's store
window, ladies and all should stop
to see the beautiful display of "Red
Seal" picked goods, including
Uucle Toms table sauce, red and
green peppers, capers, picked
onions, stuffed olives, mock vlne-
gar, lemon and raspberry syrup,
and all that is rare and racy for the
palate. Wright keeps the best.
Rineman's State sire ct store has
the finest and largest assortment of
fruits and vegetables brought into
Salem this year.
Slrdines, Clipped beef, and
cheese, that never were equaled, at
Clark & Eppley,s 100 Court street.
The show sell? You'll never be
sold if you deal with Sroat & Gile.
The choicest bread ever in Salem
now at Strong's restaurant.
Since the reduction in baby car
riages those little beauties at Geo.
F. Smiths are moving off right
lively.
Royal Dutch cocoa, Sroat & Gile.
/ A good house and lot in South
Salem for 500. Inquire at the
Globe, 259 Commercial street, up
stairs.
Summer goods still go at popular
prices at Il. Holverson's. 1w
House and four lots in East Salem
$3.50 on the installment plan. Apply
of Gtoha offioa of onca