Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Finest weather In the world for
grip.
Frank Lowell left for Turner this
Afternoon.
DIR. J. N. Smith returned to the
city today from Linn county.
2. A. Moody left this afternoon
for Portland.
State aud county taxes will not be
ready for collection for several weeks.
The library committee meets at
DR.. CusicKs S Office at p. m.
James Warner, Stlem's expert
buggy painter, is at Albany today.
Rev. Corwin, who was unable to
fill his pulpil last Sunday, is still iu-
disposed.
Mrs. John f. Miller left on the
afternoon train for a short visit to
Portland.
August Rothenburg, q native of
Germany, has been made a citizen
of the United States.
Get in aud pave part Of u block at
least with broken rock, Mr.. Street
Commissioners.
Pacific lodge meets this evening
for n special communication in
Masonic work.
Term examinations are proceed
ing in all the city schools.
Supt. McElroy is home from his
trip to Eugene.
All the crockery, glassware,
lamps, ETC., at Gilbert & Patterson's
will be sold at cost to close out the
stock.
Mrs. S. b. Catterlin left this
morning for Monroe, Or, where
she will visit the family OF Senator
Thompson.
Sampson Jones is again able to be
about after more than n months
protracted illness.
Superintendent Irwin of Cinema
wa is reported down with la grippe.
Sickness among the students is
growing less.
Al Herren is taking a lay-off and
Chas. Roberts is agent for the Union
Pacific in his place and will attend
to all business for the Elwood and
Manzanillo.
That $75 free lunch at the opening
of the new Western saloon last
night was an elegant affair and pre-
pared at Strong's-the royal caterers.
The blood-cleansing qualities Of
Ayers Sarsaparilla render it invalu.
able in skin disorders.
Eastern oysters-Davison &
Whites.
Judge Strahan Informs close
friend that he will not be IA candi.
date for re election, but after the
close of his term on the supreme
bench, will retire from pubic life
and resume practice at Portland.
AT the election of officers of the
First National bank of Salem, Ma,
poleon Davis was reelected presi.
dent and DR.. w. HI. Byrd was
elected vice president. John MoiI
was retained as cashier. The bank
is now working under the new CAPT
tai stock of 100000, and has fine
future.
Plenty ysalmon--Davison s &
Whites.
Salem whist players will be in
terested in the following purely hy-
pothetical item from the Eugene
Guard; "a man who is playing
whist, and who has been holding
poor cards for four hours, then gets
niue trumps from the ace down
and the other three aces, and then
the fire bell rings and all the rest
of the players runs away and
leaves him alone, should not be
held accountable if he does some
thing rash."
Ayers Hair Vigor prevents the
hair from falling, and restores gray
hair to its original color. Ayers
Almanac, at your druggists.
Window shades at cost--Wm.
Sergeant.
Chase and Sanborn Coffee,
"Blue Front"
The J. M. Russell Co., ofPortland,
to buy aud sell wool, grain, etc.,
stock $4,000; Multnomah Lodge
Sons Of Hermann; the l.. T.. Blaine
Clothing Co., of Albany, stock
$4,000; the M. e. church, of Yon-
calla, ID DJuglas county; have filed
articles Of Incorporation.
The funeral Of Hon. j. b. Me
Clane was largely attended. 1t is
certain that he was Salem's first
postmaster, and the postofiice used
by him Is still part Of Judge Boise's
residence at North Salem.
The county court has reduced the
number Of justices Of the peace from
twenty-four TO ten. There will be
one at Salem in place Of four.
Salmon, salmon, salmonsRnd 9th
er fresh and salt water fish In end.
less variety at Dawson & Whites
Court street fish, game, and poultry
depot.