Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-30
Look at the Prices.
LuCAL AND PERSONAL.


H. E. Hayes will put up $95Ot
house at 18th and Marion.
d. w. Joseph, the 18th street
grocer, has built a $3.50 addition.
Beginning next Monday East
Portland will have letter carriers.
w. w. Martin is laid up with d
slight attack of rheumatism.
Col. Wagner and wife of the vii.
lamette are at Portland today.
Drs. A. J. Shimp and w. T.
Houser have formed partnership.
Good sheep are worth S4 to 81 80 a
head. Dressed hogs, 7 cts. a pound.
The Motor Whist club meets at
Banker Albert's in Yew Park this
evening.
The rains have come just right
after about all the wheat is sown.
Heavy rains and some snow in the
mountains have flooded the streams
some.
Only two more days to pay taxes
before penalty attaches. See the
sheriff.
o. G. Chase is back from Iebo,
and expects to resume business this
spring.
F. ]. Strayer is at Roseburg, q
witness in one of the Evangelical
church trials.
Archibald and Alfred Brown,
late subjects of Canada, have be-
come citizens.
All the Salem Driving association
stock will be subscribed before night
in the usual Salem way.
care you Democrat or merely a
candidate for county clerk ?" was
asked a Salem man ON the street
today.
G. A. Murphy, Salem plumber,
has bought half-interest in Geo.
F. Fish's stove and tinware store at
Corvallis.
E. f. Parkhurst writes from Idaho
that he is not at all stuck on that
region but will HE back to "Gods
country"
Mrs. r. r. Ryan is i'll of typhoid
fever and also three children in the
family.
Remember those superior $3.50
shoes at VIM. Brown & Co.'s when
you want something good.
Ed Cross says there are about as
many men in the country buying
mutton sheep as there are sheep.
Mrs. E. G. Renco has had her hair
dressing parlor in the Unitarian
building, 124 Court street, nicely
renovated and electric lighted.
There is contested will case be-
fore County Judge Davidson, in
estate of the late Andrew K. Harvey.
The Second Regiment band, Mrs.
William at the piano, and Carl
Denton's orchestra, form an i'm
mense trio at Reeds Friday night.
J. P. Spaniel, of st. Paul, Mimi,
has opened a merchant tailoring es-
tablishment next door to 10. Fusee's
barber shop. He is young man
who has just located at Salem.
A 12-year-old son of Frank j.
Bolter, living near Brooks, is re-
ported to have fallen out Of a swing
at school Tusday and broke his
right leg just above the knee.
w. E. Johnston, who occupied
part of the house with e. f. Park
hurst on Chemeketa street, has
taken a suite OF rooms in the COttle
block.
One of DIR. COrwin's members says
if they had a church that would
hold them they would have au-
diences of a thousand people every
Sunday.
The Salem Rod & Gun club "a
class" shoot for a $50 diamond
medal on the second Tuesday in
April. "B class" shoot for a gold
medal.
The road supervisors of Linn
county met but took no action.
Road reform must come from an
educated and enlightened public
sentiment.
THE JOURNAL begs leave to an
nouuce that its llsts daily and
weekly are growing rapidly and its
telegraph and news service is the
most complete and reliable ever
given the people Of Salem.
The Oregonian is now fairly roast