Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

on university business.
Father ]. y. White went to Mil
waukie on the afternoon train.
The Baptist people of Dallas, are
raising money to repair their church.
Charlie Hodgkin, of Salem, is at
Goldendale visiting his uncle, w. r.
Dunbar.
Newberg has received a pressed
brick plant and will spend $500
graveling streets.
Polk county's district fair will
begin at Talmadge Sept. 20, and
continue five days.
Miss Lille Bernardo aud brother
Jake, accompanied by Miss Linnie
Statesman went to Portland this
afternoon.
A runaway accident occurred at
Ballston, Sunday, in which U. HI.
Hyde had his color bone broken
his daughter suffered concussion of
the brain, his wife painful bruises
and other damage was done.
State Treas urer and Mrs. Phil
Metschan started today for East
ern Oregon, where they will visit
old time friends. They were ac-
companied by two of the younger
children.
The amount of road tax the city
will bring suit against the county for
is SO, 76l.77. This is the city's share
of the two mill road tax levied by
the county court.
For the complexion use Ayers
Sarsaparilla. 1t brings blooming
health to the cheeks.
Mr.. Hatch, of Salem, is at Mon
mouth with a full crew to move the
livery stable, Mr.. Hawley's resi-
dence, Mr.. Bentley's blacksmith
shop and Mr.. Huber's residence, all
because property is increasing in
value and these old buildings are to
occupy cheaper lots and new ones
take their places.-Itemiser
The attention of notaries public is
called to the fact that they should
have their commissions recorded by
the county clerk, as provided in sec
2, page 147, of the general laws.
This is necessary in order to enable
the clerk to certify to the official
character of the notary upon legal
instruments.
There were five Oregonians at
Washington and Lee university,
Lexington, Virginia, during the ses
sion of lS9l-92, viz, Messrs. s. b.
Herman and Charles Hamilton, of
Roseburg; M. S. Warren and A. M.
Smith, of Astoria, and G. N. Mad
dock, of McMinnville. Mr.. S. B.
Hermann, who is son of Congress-
man Hermann attended the aca-
demic departments of the univer-
sity, the other gentlemen were stu
dents in the law school. Messrs.
Hamilton and Warren were men,
bers Of the junior law class, and will
return to the university to complete
the course. Messrs. Smith and
Maddox received the degree OF
bachelor of law at the late COM
mepcement. Mr.. Maddox also won
the Cranshaw law prize, which is
awarded to the student attaining
the highest proficiency in the senior
law class. The prize consists of the
sum of 800, TO be expended by the
recipient in the purchase of law
books. Among the Washington
and Lee alumni in Oregon are l..
BerKley Cox and w. III. Wimper,
of Portland; John III. Smith, of AS
toria: George E. Chambelain, of AL
bany, and John d. Slater. The
friends there of Mr.. Chamberlain
were pleased to learn of his election
to the position of attorney-general
of Oregon.
Druggists and all others who sell
Ayers Ague Cure are authorized to
guarantee cure in every instance.
Try this medicine first.
Go to the auction Saturday after
noon at Lunn's.
Dress goods at auction at Lunn's
Saturday afternoon.
Branson & Geibel can supply you
with any fruit you want for can
nIng. If they. haven't it in stock
they will get it fresh.
Summer goods at auction Saturday
at Lunn's.
Bargains for you, at Jackson's.
Halibut-Davison & White.
Lunn has to move before August
1st. Everything at auction.
Nothing competes with the New
York ice cream made by Westacott
q Irwin.
Church and picnic committees
who want ice cream cannot afford to
miss what Westacott & Irwin have
to offer.
Express wagons. VIM. Sargent.
For choice meal In a cool dining
room always go to Helianbrand's
Hats! Hats! at the New York
Racket, cheap and good. 2t-eod-w