Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-19

There Ia prospect NJ q big faIlfoad
war about New Years.
General Odeli has returned from a
trip 10 Portland.
Geo NJ. i,eeief Ia IN Portland to-
day.
Ilev. iiayeu, of the Unitarian
church Ia = Portland visitor for n few
dsya
I'D. dlltoer went down n Port
land OIL the afternoon train.
A party Of fifteen arrived 10 locate
10 Salem the other day from Milne.
sote
Vim. Chambers, the Salem indie
pendent hsckmaD, had n runaway
ut the Southern Pacific depot sun
day morning. The driver and horses
escaped.injury In the smashup, but
the vehicle was damaged some.
Lieutenant Milton Davis, of the
United States army Is visiting friends
in Salem for few days. He has
been stationed at San Francisco for
sometime past, and Is now on his
way to New York to undergo exam
ination for promotion.
J. II. Scott and /. N. Bentley
carpenters, had fifteen foot fall
Saturday, by n barn scaffolding
breaking. Both were hurt some.
The sagacious business man now
advertises off his holiday stock in
place of carrying 1t over year.
Milder temperatures prevail.
Two degrees below freezing is the
lowest recorded on THE JOURNAL
thermometer SO far this year.
John G. Wright will give you one
of those Worlds Fair Souvenir coins
on purchase of $500 worth of gro-
ceries.
Miss Mary Vandersol will recite
at the sociable of the w. r. c., to
be given at their hall this evening.
All are cordially invited.
If you want to enjoy pleasant
evening attend the w. R. G. social
this evening.
/ Robert s. SpauIding, a yonng
book-keeper from The Dalles HIS
been brought to the asylum.
Ayers Sarsaparilla makes the
blood pure, rich, and vitalizing.
Sold by all druggists.
The New Years JOURNAL will be
valuable historical number that
every one will want copy of to
preserve. 1t will contain much
hitherto unwritten history of
spicy and interesting character.
Salem was without electric lights
on the streets Sunday night.
Rev. 1. D. Driver preached to a
large house at the Congregational
church.
Rev. Haven of the Unitarian
church preached on Beecher Sunday
evening to large audience.
E. A. Elford returns to Rochester,
MINI. today. He expects to remain
some time and goes on business and
pleasure. He has been in Salem
several years and likes it very well.
Suppression of the Menses may
he relieved by dose of Ayers Pills
which produce the desired effect
through sympathetic action.
Elmer Crosser and family arrived
in the city yesterday from Hull,
Iowa, and contemplate making Sa-
lem their future home.
Dr. Harrington, a well known M.
E. minister, was hurt Friday last by
getting his legs caught In an iron
door that dago raised up in the
sidewalk as he was passing. He was
thrown down and his legs badly
sprained about the ankles.
Mems best rnbber boots $2x$2.25 a |
pair at krausse Bros.
Rev. J. s. White returned Friday
evening from his visit to his aged
father in Canada, and conducted
services at St. Mary's church yester-
day as usual. He was much bene-
flied by his vacation.
Beautiful large snowfiakes des-
cended at IL a. m, delighting the
children while coming through the
air, which at times was rendered
opaque so dense did they fall. This
sight is almost as rare here as
meteoric shower and childret sever
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