Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Supt. Yoder will spend Sunday et
SilvertOn.
Sheriff Croisan is at WOodhurr
this afternoon.
b. f. Giltner left on the afternoon
train for Portland.
s B. Catterlin is putting in the
day at Oregon City and Portland.
State Printer Baker was a passen
ger to Portland this afternoon.
e. f. Mckinney, of Turner, is in
the capital city.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. H. McNary took
the train for Roseburgh last night.
Judge aud Mrs. w. p. Lord are III
Portland today, and will return
this evening.
Chas. Wrestling, of North Dakota,
is in the city looking about with a
view to locating.
The Assembly party is changed to
Wednesday evening, Feb. 5.
Democratic club meeting at Vatol-
dia rooms this evening. A full ats
tendance is desired.
The Aka .Hesperiau society debate
the question of Saloon licenses this
evening. Temperance people should
attend.
d. II. Looney came down from
Jefferson this afternoon, and every
body is asking him about politics.
Miss Nora Manning, from the Stay
ton Times, is down on a short visit
to Salem friends.
Mrs. John Knight and chiIdr n
are at Candy to spend few days
with Mr.. KS brother.
Madame Peyton, worlds fair con =
missioner, left this afternoon for
Portland, her present home.
Rev. III. H. Brown went to Port
land today to exchange with Rev.
E. M. Wilbur, who breaches in
Unity church tomorrow.
Rev. E. M. Wilbur, of Portland,
exchanges with Rev. H. H. Brown,
tomorrow, and will preach at 1870
a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Ed. Cross and A. I. Wagner re-
turned this afternoon from their
hunt up near Lebanon, having bag
ged good lot of snipe and ducks.
A. ]. Basey, the State street con-
fectioner, proposes to be in the lead
on all good things in his line. If
you have q sw eet tooth Walter can
fill it for you.
Have you used sun cured Japan
tea? The Great Eastern Tea Co,
3l7 Commercial street, have just
received a consignment of the most
delicious quality ever imported into
this city. Try them.
I when you see man going about
with his face drawn down so mar
row that he could kiss his girl
through square picket fence, you
may know that he has had the
grip.
A supplemental report of Napo-
lean Davis, as clerk of the board of
land commissioners, is just issued
from the state printing office, cover
ing the period between Jan. LIST,
and Aug. lst, 1891.
The special revival services at the
Methodist church have been Of
great interest, and and the interest
is steadily growing. There has
been quite a number of conversions.
The meetings will be continued
next week. Prayer and Bible SER
vices in parlOr every afternoon
next week al p. M.
Il. II. Blundell has converted his
fish market back of the Insurance
block into meat market, and VIII
continue to handle some poultry.
Give him a call.
Singers and public speakers find
Ayers Cherry Pectoral invaluable.
II never fails to cleanse the throat
and strengthen the voice.
Geo. f. Smith has temporarily
rented one Of the COttle buildings
near the State Insurance block,
whence he will remove the balance
Of his stock until it is closed out.
Eugene Guard, 8Oth: A young
man died at Mr.. Smiths on Cayote,
a few days ago by the name Of
johnson. His father arrived from
about half an hour after
he died. He was buried in the
Gates cemetery.
Best i0dides and vegetable altera-
lives make ayers Sarsaparilla lie
best blood medicine.
The JOURNAL prints the new
constitution Of Republican clubs,
and II Is perfectly IA harmony with
the resolution adopted by the Salem
club held before the convention.
The Salem delegates have returned
quite slated over their sueeess at
restoring that Republican simplicity