The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-03-16
PERSONAL ANDoTHERWlsE


Eli Mayor. who has been very i'll
with typhoid fever for some time past,
is now able to be around,
The city council on Tuesday evening
last repealed the ordinance compelling
stores TO be closed on Sundays.
DIR. J. A. Lanlherson was the lucky
: man, and carried Off the prize watch
2 -eegerea by T. c. peebler on the sale OF
cigars.
Only two weeks more of the Great
Closing-out Sale, as Churchill & Mon
teith leaves Lebanon on the first of
next month
Mr. z. B. Moss called to see us ON
Saturday last. We are glad to know
his political prospects are good. They
ought to be, too.
Marion Farrier, of Hamilton Creek,
who has been quite low with typhoid
fever, is fast improving under the treat
ment of DIR. Lamberson
Churchill & Monteith have decided
to move their stock of dry goods else
where on the first Of April. Vow is
rare chance to get goods cheap.
Me name and fame Of Oregon is be-
ing noised about IN the land and the
people are coming to take a look st US
and to learn that the half has never
yet been told.
As Churchill & Monteith are 10 move
their stock away by the first of the
conlinganonth, those desiring bargains
should not loose this opportunity to
get goods cheap.
A jaant over town brings to mind /
the fact that our back alleys need clean /
ing up. The alert city council has
come TO the same conclusion and has
ordered the work done.
T. E Roberts, brother Of J. \. Rob /
eris, of the firm Of ISeebler & Roberts,
grocers, this city, is at Palcuse City, 4
w. r., where. we are glad to know, he
is doing well as a farmer
1T. Harbin, of Portland, brother
iil-law of w b. Donaca, visited Ieba-
non this week with a view of looking |
up a location for his business. NJ
1Iarbin is a carriage smith.
Joseph Riggs, OF Brownsville, has
staeked a broom factory, and we are in
aforsaed IS making No. article. All
PERSONS should encourage home enter /
prise by patronizing air. Riggs.
Rev. J. r. kirkpatrick writes from
seio to a friend at this place that his I
neeting there is growing more and i
nnre interesting. We learn that scores /
{ people arc protesting christianity
ct the good work COON.
The people of Waterloo and vicinity
endeavoring TO secure a bridge
oss the SantiaTn at that place. The /
MY court would do we'll to give the /
iect their consideration We will
re more to say regarding this matter
he future
looks as though congress would re-
81 the pre-emption and timber cul-
acts and amend the homestead and
-rt acts this session. 1t is some
lg that should have been done long
and the general sentiment of con-
ss favor it.
se are informed the firm of Staver
Walker, of Portland. are going to
.blish a branch agricultural imple-
1t house at this place, with Mr.. G.
Cruson as manager. Under this
4ngement competition in this line
i be lively this summer.
e regret to announce that Church.
Monteith are soon to leave us.
They have decided to leave us and take
L..
heap since they have been closing out,
and they win continue to be cheap for
two weeks longer. We advise you ali
10 get IN.
On Monday last DIR. IA. Lamber-
son was called to the residence of N.
fitzgerald and extracted eleven teeth
Mrs E5fzgaxald with the admins
alton Of cocaine. They were very
rye and judging from their condition,
lust have given the patient many
eepless night.
Plans have been prepared for the de-
of, wharf and warehouse of the pub
ic Ievee for the Portland & Willamette
alley railway at the foot of Jefferson
treet, Portland, and the wharf at the
evee is to be pianked at once and the
obstruction of the buildings will be
onnmenced forthwith.
Charley Harmon received informa-
ion on Monday evening last that he
9ad been granted patent on his re-
golving oven bottom. That it viii
prove convenience in many ways,
there is no doubt, and we hope the
artles interested viii realize hand
ftf from it as a useful inyen-
eff. Myers, one Of Scio's best
men, was in town on Saturday
eff has been spending the win
California, on account of poor
We arc glad to see him look
well upon his return. He comes
ceiling vigorous enough TO tackle
animation for county clerk, and
bt will make it interesting for
npetitors in the county conven-
Like Mr.. J. p. Galbraith, the
t incumbent, and our fellow
man, Mr.. f. E. Montague, JEFF