Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-02
LOCAL Avn PERSONAL.

Attorney General Chsmberlin was
nm afternoon passenger for Portland.
Hon. Napoleon Davis is at Oregon
City today on business.
In the article on county COM
Grim, in eighth line read
instead of "move-
ment."
Judge Lord was q passenger for
Portland this afternoon.
See little Oracle Bsebe the child
wonder of the dramatic world at
Reeds opera house in her great
skirt dance and songs Thursday
night.
"a Legal Document" a perfect
performance, beautifully costumed
and intelllgently acted, at opera
house Thursday night.
One drunk cashed up before r.
corder Goodell. He had just paid ii
fiue the day before, and seems to be
in need of the Kelley gold cure.
J.W.Phillips' new banquet saloon
will open this evening where the
Rotan furniture store was.
A stallion and colt show is to be
held in Woodburn, Saturday, March
10, 1892, commencing at 2 p. NJ, a
week before the Salem horse show.
Turkeys-finest in the land,
dressed to order, cheapest at
Dawson & Whites
The rails for the Electric line have
arrived, and are being hauled where
they will do the most good.
"Wire Leaf" Jap tea the best to be
had at any price for so cts. at Blue
Front.
Nothing equals Ayers Sarsaparilla
Tor purifying the blood, and as
spring medicine.
Geo. Brown, late of ]. G. Brown
& Co., has taken place In the
county clerks office.
The Hon. Lark Bilyeu of Eugene
will speak before the Democratic
club this evening on "Pure Politics
and Party Expediency."
If the few gentlemen, who believe
th 1t the proverb, "a rolling stone
gathers no moss" is the essence of
all wisdom in city building, have
their way, moss will accumulate
and five hundred dwelling houses
will be empty inside of a year in
stead OF continuing the growing
tide of prosperity.
AS a toilet luxury, Ayers Hair
Yigor cannot be equaled. 1t is
highly perfumed, and keeps the
scalp clean and cool.
Thomas Humphreys, assisted, by
three guards, came down from
comfy Tuesday with three
men for the penitentiary. Their
names are Archie Howard, larceny,
two years; William Stockum, lar
ceny, one year; William Thompson,
larceny, two years.
Go to Jack Harkins, opposite the
foundry, the only mau in town who
puts all handmade shoes ON driv-
ing horses. 2t
The school board, at its meeting
Tuesday, decided to ask Of the next
clerk elected for district "a, a bond
If $4,000. This will be required of
the next clerk, as he will handle
over $40, 900 school taxes and receipts.
On Ed. Lamport's new house the
bids were as follows: A, Olinger q
Son, $4537; Ed. Hutchins, 5000; c.
D. Wilson, $3963; II. f. Lemoreaux,
b3998; Robertson, 1880; Jno. Gray,
S463O; u, Craven, S394O; Harvey
Nolt, 1852; Welch Bros, S8s9S; f.
B. Southwick, $500; Judson, $4351;
II. zapf, S363S; Bittner, $54OO; Geo,
Stevens, $3953. The bid of John
Gray included everything. MIR.
Lamport will have IA flne residence.
"Flor De Muria" cigars, Long
Havana flller-Sumatra wrapper
hand made, The worlds best for
) cts. Blue Front.
As Geo. Anderson and wife were
from their farm, about
three miles east of Salem, at $50
last evening, the king bolt of their
buggy broke, landing George in
mud puddle, and shaking his wife
up u little, luckily neither were hurt
to ahy great extent. The team was
captured a short distance away.
Ladies' cloth top, patent leather
Zip shoes for $3.50 at II. j. Fleming's.
Hellenbrand takes a back seat
for nobody on earth when IL comes
10 getting up square meal.
Hsllenbrand's is the standby res
taurant, as its constantly growing
business indicates.
Choice butter always on hand at
Clark Il EDpley's,
Pure Oregon lard, the best on
earth, at the Electric. Simpson
Bros.