Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-19
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Front. 8-18 ct dw
The great peach house of Salem, is
Clark q Eppley's grocery on Court St.
"In blood up to our horses bridles'
is all that is required to render histori-
cal such names as that of ex- Governor
Waite.
The "Lightning'' at Clark & Ep-
pley's makes fruit canning pleasure.
The Lebanon merchants are talking
of having their goods brought up from
Albany by wagon. Wheat buyers are
also talking of transferring their wheat
by the same method. By hauling
wheat down and goods back it would
pay well.-Advance.
Everybody wants the state capital
news. The JOURNAL is the paper that
makes speciality Of giving 1t.
The state fair opens September IL,
and continues six days. Don't forget
the date.
Sunday In the country can be enjoyed
very happily with one of Lockwooi's
Columbia bicycles. For rent by the
day or hour.
The pravillion at the State Fair will
again be superintended by VIM. H.
Savage this year. Having the care of
Oregon's horticultural exhibit at the
worlds fair, Mr.. Savage rendered his
resignation as pravillion superinlend-
ent at the state fair this year. Recog-
nizing his capacity for that place the
board has refused to accept the resigna-
ton and Mr.. Savage will again have
charge of the horticultural display at
the State Fair.
A straight talk to young men by Rev.
Gilman Parker, of Oregon City. Y.
M. G. A. hall, Sunday, Aug. Goth, at A
p. m, Every man should come. We'll
come.
The Silverton 1. o. o. +. lodge will
celebrate its twenty-fifth anniversary,
25th.
Company B, Second Regiment will
return home on the overland this even
ing.
A. Angerman, the piano tuner Of
Portland, arrived in the city today.
Hugh Eldridge, of Gervais, is in the
city.
Miss Grace Neal and her mother re-
moved to their former home at Turner,
today.
Bread, cakes and pies made fresh ev-
cry day at Strong's restaurant.
Warren Richardson of Stayton is a
Salem visitor today.
We will be pleased to have you and
you will be pleased to take dinner at
Strong's restaurant Sunday.
Rev. Parsons and Roork returned to-
day from Seattle. Presiding Elder Par
sons has been In attendance at the NJ.
K. conference and Rev. Roork at work
In the interest of the University.
Eugene merchants continue to haul
their goods by teams from Corvallis.
The teamsters make good wages and
This custom will be kept up till the
rainy season when merchants hope to
get their freight by steamer. Railroads
hat can't compete with teams are not
IF much service to the country.
DR.. Skiff went to Newport today to
DIN his family by the seaside.
Mrs. J, NJ. Martin bearded the Rose
BURG mail this morning enroute to
Idahna.
V. Waiter, the miller of near Geryals,
5 In the city today.
Jno. G. Fay and family of Yew Park,
will move to San Jose, CAL, next week,
o make their future home.
VIM. Dumars went TO inhale the
ait sea breeze at Newport today.
The case Of the state Of Oregon VS.. w.
Brady charged with stealinga load
( hay was dismissed, there not being
ufficlent evidence to establish case OF
arceny.
DIS Contris and Finley and Claude
tarr returned from Newport today.
Messrs. Thomas Simms, VIM.
haw and Mrs. Stish, of Mil city, |
arted on the afternoon train, for Wal
Walla, to attend the funeral Of the |
IoInlosh brothers tomorrow.