The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-04-27
PERSONAL ANDOTHERWIsE
Fntertnlnment to-nIglnt.

Entertainment tonight.
VIII Morrow paid Salem visit the
first Of the week.
Don't fail to see the "Champion Of
Her Sexa tonight.
L. L. Buckner Of Providence pre-
cinct, was In our town Wednesday.
q. 4. r.. and w. r. c., entertain
naent at the old Band hall tonight.
.sThe Chief Of all Liars who Could
not Falsify'' ut the Band Hall to-hight.
we are sorry to hear that DR.. J. III.
p. Hope is seriously iii. We trust he
win soon be out again.
W.B. Donaca is now in the stock
hog business Hog raisers can now
find a ready niarket for their stock
with him.
Died.-w. w. Writ living ten miles
northeast of Lebanon died April "a,
1855 and was buried at Providence
church the ..
Mrs. 4. G. Peebler left "Wednesday
morning for Stayton, Or, where she
will remain about month, visiting
friends and relatives.
The steamer Bently has been success
fully raised from the waters below Lin
coin, and after being repaired will be
taken down TO Oregon City.
Ben Donaca returned from Center
willie, Umatilla county, Or, on Friday
last. Chances are Ben will make Cen
terville his future home yet.
The teachers Institute for district No
will convene at Tangent April 18th.
All teachers and friends of education
are cordially invited to attend.
We must remember that liberty con-
sists not alone in our right to differ
from cur neighbor; that is small part
of 1t; it consists also in our neighbor's
right to differ from US.
Fred Rowland now carries the mail
between the postoffice and depot, at
this place He being the lowest bid
der, was favored by "Uncle Sam Civ
ing him the contract.
y What think YOU Of train running
from Chicago to CeaRcit Bluff, Iowa
Ras 500 miles in little less
II = being done every
eE IS getting Enere eli is
On Friday evenfAs. May t1sr slss sss
the Lebanon Fire Departures viii
give a grand ball, in Union Halt
Nothing will be spared toward ntAskHNH
it prove to be the grand ..turncslE of
the season.
We are credibly Informed that the
o. P. railroad company viii push the
work on that road this season, and
that Lebanon Will be the base of sup
plies for the front SO mote it be.
&c. n. Harmon received the patent
for his even attachment this week. 1t
Is great convenience for the good
housewife, and we hope Mr.. Harmon
will receive large returns from it.
Our enterprising merchant, w. b.
Donaca, went to Portland last Monday
and brought up fine baby carriage.
This shows that Mr.. Donaca has a
commendable enterprise, and an eye
to business.
A convict in the penitentiary, at Sa-
lem, was severely burned on Monday
last by hot lead. BY the carelessness
of one of the foundryTnen it was spill
ed from Iadle and run down the IN
fortunate mans leg into his shoe.
Mr.. John Slater of w. T. who has
been visiting friends in Lebanon de-
parted for home last Tuesday. Mr..
Slater has risen to the honorable posi-
tion of county judge, and is bound TO
make his mark wherever he may be.
We wish him success.
A fire broke out in Albany on Tues
day evening, at $50 O'Clock, and it was
found that a barn on Montgomery
street between First and Second streets,
was on fire. a horse, two buggies and
COW were taken out, bat the barn
was destroyed. The barn belonged to
Edward Coin.
The building committee of the NJ. E.
church commenced work again on the
church building last Monday. They
expect to be able to complete the build
ing at once except pIastering and seat
ing, and possibly that also. Tt is to be
nODoQ Incy Will III
it this season, as will be quite an add
ition to the town, as well as great
convenience to the congregation.
II you.have bought piece of land,
don't wait for the newspaper man to
find it out from the county records,
but let him know it yourself. If you
are going on trip, don't be afraid to
drop into the Office and say SO. If
some of the flmily have been sick don't
expect the editor to find it out from
neighbors or the doctors. If making
improvements, drop a line to the office.
A country editor can't hunt up every
detail, and must largely derend upon
people themselves to furnish the items.
A clerk by the name OF Galusha ran
away one time and took some of his
employers money with him. The
man gave pursuit, found the clerk and
the money, and telegraphed TO his
wife: "Found Galusha. Hope for bet
ter things.r When she got the mes
sage it read thus: "Found girl, shall
elope and get her things" A message