Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-27
LncAL AND PERSONAL.

afternoon to spend Sunday.
Prof. Starr was a passenger fol
Woodburn today.
Guy Hirsch returned to Portland
this afternoon after few days visit
with bis parents.
Judge aud Mrs. Lord are in Port
land.
A fine rain settled the dust last
night.
Mrs A. r. Willard returned from
her Portland visit last evening.
w. A. Hamilton, the money
broker, returned from Albany today.
John p. Robertson come down to-
day from his Santiam ranch.
The air is full of county politics to-
day.
Two drunks were incarcerated five
days each by Recorder Goodell this
morning.
The monthly meeting of the
county Alliance is held today. D.
II. Looney the county VS.. the city,
candidate for sheriff is also In thf
city.
The s. P. rate case will be argued
Monday at 8 a. M, before Judge
Boise.
Claude Knight gave a party last
night and entertained circle ol
his young friends very nicely.
Judge Lord, Frank Baker, b. F,
Giltner, Sandy Olds, and Others
were passengers for Portland this
afternoon.
l.. H. McMahan and wife, OF
Woodburn are in the city.
r. d. Allen, of Silverton, the
popular candidate for county clerk
from the eastern part of the county,
is iu the city.
County Commissioner Grim is in
the city.
The Republican county central
Committee is in session this after
noon.
Newt McCauley, Salem's well
known barber, is on the streets to
the delight of his many friends.
There must he an immense profit
in steel bridge work, the way the
bids pour in whenever there is a
little to do and the vast difference
in the amount of the bids,
Uncle Charlie Miller, of Jefferson,
and Geo. Weeks, of Howell Prairie,
prominent Alliance men are in the
city.
The officers of the Salem Teachers
association for the term ending next
September are as ,follows:. Miss
Lottie E. Allyn, president; Miss
Morris, vice-president; and Miss
Grace PEBBLES, secretary.
We believe that every case of
pulmonary disease, if treated in
time, may be relieved and cured by
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
South Salem has a meat market
run by e. M. Starr and II. r., Will
lard, next door to Danes brick store.
The Democratic club meets this
evening at the Grange hall. There
will be an address by Napoleon
DAVIS upon "The First Protective
Tariff" to be followed by general
discussion, The meetings are public.
The construction of the electric
road will necessitate a full width
bridge on Commercial street, and
full width street on both sides APP
preaching the bridge.
Pure Oregon lard, the best on
earth, at the Electric, Simpson
Bros.
Take look at those Is cent pack
ages of lead pencils at Dearborn's
book store they are so cent pencils.
A marriage license has been issued
to &. Reber, aged AZ, and Matilda
Lehman. aged 35, Peter Steffen,
witness.
T. r. Hlbbard, H. d. Mount and
a. =. Blackerby, trustees Silver
lodge |. o. o. f.. SilvertoD, have
filed articles of incorporation with
the county clerk. They have prop
erty of the order valued at $500, and
an income of $500 per annum.
Cancers, and eancerous tumors
cured by the purifying effects of
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Remember that /. l., Klmber has
removed his jewelry store TO 81
G numerical street.
Window shades in all shades, and
at prices that shade anything known,
at Keller q Marsh's.
The only genuine pure maple
sugar, direct from the sugar camps
Of Vermont, ever brought to Salem,
at Jones 81 Bernardis.
The finest green aud roasted c0f-
fses in the city at Clark n Eppley's.
Ladies' cloth top, patent leather
tip shoes for $3.50 at II. j. Fleming's.
Hellenbrand takes a back seat
for nobody on earth when 1t comfs
to getting up a square meal.