The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-12-14
son Express.
DECEMBER ii, 1855.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

IN mustard at w. b. Don,
5, only Is cents per box.
ol roast coffee at w. b. Don
eos. Something good. Try it
Just received at AIiller's drug store,
one gross Red Cross Cough Cure. Try
ii.
Farmers, remember that Peterson &
Bush pay cash for produce, hides and
furs.
Miss Matte Nixon, who has been
stopping in Portland, returned home
last week.
<rGo to w. b. Donaea ( Co.'S and try
suaale Of their prepared mince meat,
81 per bucket.
Mcssrs. Hyatt 4 Gordon have left
for the mountains to get the remainder
of their cattle.
A Rosehurg man who eats seven
pounds of steak at sitting is referred
TO rs a big stakeholder
Mr.. Frank Miller, OF Portland, came
up Tuesday evening on visit to his
father, Hon. r. G. Miller.
Buy 81 worth of goods aud get a
chance at that fine toilet set now on
exhibition at Miller's drug store.
The Graphic is the name of new
paper just started at Newberg, YAM
hill county. 1t is bright, neat and
newsy.
We return thanks to Mr. G.. W.
Wheeler for large potato which he
presented to this Office. 1t weighed q
pounds.
ADon't move in with your wife's peo-
pie for the winter, but buy yourself
new stove. They are down to bedrock
Mt Swan Bros.
Mr.. Laforge, former resident of
this vicinity, was in town this week.
He now has charge of the Coleman
hotel at Eugene.
= Rev. F. NJ. Parker former citizen
Of this place, is visiting in town and
helping in the protracted meeting at
In. C. p. church.
Mr.. NJ ]. AIonteith, of Albany, paid
our town n visit on "Wednesday. 1t
looks natural TO see Mae on our street.
Come again, Mac.
The children of Mr.. Brewster, who
lives several miles from town, have
tsse scarlet fever, but DR.. Courtney in
forms us that they are convalescent.
~Eor novelties in dressing cases, al
bunls, picture frames and toys, optical
goods, tSc., for the holidays, call on
Owen 0sburn, druggist, Brownsville
Oregon.
Married, Dee. 9, 1855, by Rev. VI.
Hickman, at tlie residence of SiIas
Reynolds. Mr.. Walter Reynolds aud
Miss Elmina Crump, all of Linn coun-
ty. Oregon.
Everybody goes and everybody
comes with smile on their faces, a.
much as to say will see You some
othei time, but Miller still leads in the
holiday trade.
= A young lady OF Nevada City, Cal.
is pw under the treatment of ply
sic en- for nervous affection brought
orf$s..g excessive gum chewing. Girls,
ia warming
4fotracted meeting IS now in pro-
gress at the c. p. church, conducted
by the pastor and assisted by the other
ministers of the town. So far the con-
gregations have been good and the in
terest is increasing.
There has been various answers to
the eonundrum: Why is a ship called
she? We think the proper answer is:
Because she is handsomest when she
is welI-rigged. Wives should cut this
cut and show it to their husbands.
Raising poultry is a good business
in this part of Oregon. There is always
n market for chickens and eggs at good
prices. Some families almost supply
themselves with groceries and dry
goods with the eggs they take to mar
ket.
J. NJ. billiard, of billiards. station,
recently took a carload of live poultry
100 turkeys and 900 ehicllens-which
he had bought in Douglas county, to
San Francisco. They were in crates
on an open car covered with canvass
awning.
Don't fail to attend the auction sale
in Albany. NJ. J. Monteith has auc-
lions every afternoon in the stcre-room
formerly occupied by s. +. Young.
Everything will be sold to the highest
bidder. Don't miss this chance to get
dry goods, etc, at your own price.
Having enlarged our business with
complete stock of everything kept III
first-class furniture house, we. invite
the public to call and give US trial.
We make a speciality of everything
kept in the undertaIer's line
FoRTMILLER Il IRVING.
Albany, Oregon.
AS will be seen by our Brownsville
correspondence, the family of Mr.. Gus
Thompson are not afflicted with small
pox, as was reported here and else
where, but are enjoying good health
and were not at any time exposed tC
the disease. Everyone will be glad tC
hear that the report is untrue.
Mr. John b. Slater has retired from
the editorship Of the Stevens County
CIV. t. Miner, in order to give his at
tention TO the duties of probate Judge
to which Office he has been elected thu
second time. Mr.. Slater is well know
in Lebanon, having been raised here