Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-10

Portland for short time.
Get your poultry and pet stock
ready for the show. Make it a great
success.
Barr & Petzel are moving their
stock to their new store between
Bush's bank and the hotel.
The pile driver is at work on Front
street covering the race and the
people thereabouts ere justly elated.
Mrs. May Smith Mccarthy, of
Portland, is a guest at the new
paternal home of Col. Smith on
Front street.
Homer A. Craig, of Brown, Craig
4 Co., general insurance agents at
San Francisco, is in the city.
A fancy line of carpets, including
body Brussels, hall and stair carpets,
all in the --latest styles, just received
at A. b. Buren & Sons.
J. M. Carroll, secretary of the
state tax board left on the lao train
for his home at Union, Or.
The city recorder sentenced two
drunks this morning. One paid,
the other will labor.
Sam Adolph went to Portland
this afternoon, and will probably
visit Moscow, Idaho, before his re-
turn.
Miss Susie Cooper, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. H. Ross,
left today for The Dalles, where she
will teach school,
Messrs. Wolfenbarger and
Huckins, the Prohibition agitators
aud third party organizers, arrived
in the city this afternoon, and are
the guests of Rev. j. H. Roorke.
Mrs. ]. A. Henry, of La Grande,
left for home today with her
daughte Bessie, who has been quite
i'll at the Woman's college.
THE JOURNAL desires complete
reports of all social events at Salem
q elsewhere. Its friends will
please hand them in by Friday even
ing and greatly oblige.
Lair, Schober & Mitchell of Phila-
delphia have shipped to The Palace
Dry Goods & Shoe Co., of this city
the most complete line of their
ladies', misses and childrens shoes
ever brought here, which will arrive
in few days.
Ayers Sarsaparilla will remove
that tired feeling, and give new life
and vigor,
j. G. Booth, l.. b. Huffman, and
Lon VAIN are home from Eugene,
where they served as witnesses in
the trial of two horse thieves. The
defendants were acquitted, but have
already been rearrested for the theft
of two other horses, and will be
tried before Judge Boise in Linn
county.
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