The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-09-07
ThS Lebanon Express.
FRIDAY, SEPT, i 1883.
Personal AND DoTHERWISE
Pleasant weather.

'to 10 Bcafu u yates Tor your Sctipoi
books and school supplies.
Mr.. L. Coins and family returned
home from the mountains last Tues.
day.
We regret to learn that Mrs. J. II.
Thompson is seriously afflicted with
paralysis.
George Unger, ten-year-old son OF
Mr.. John Unger is very sick With ty-
phoid fever.
Mr., Talbot and son returned from
their trip in the mountains Inst Tues
day evening.
The war of tariff reduction has COM
meneed not only the in Y. s, but by
Miller the druggist,
Mrs HouclS and daughter returned
home from a visit in the mountains
last Saturday evening.
{, w. Watts, the job printer, OF Al
bany, was in town last Monday and
made this office pleasant call
Rev. Lock, an Evangelical minister,
of Dayton, Or, preached in the Cum
berland Presbyterian church last Sab
bath.
Mr.. Leonard Thomas was attacked
Tuesday last by a severe epileptic par
oxysm, which caused his friends great
alarm
Mrs. Stubbletield, who has been Wis
iting her fathers family, Mr.. ]. NJ.
Marks, returned TO her home in Walla
Walla last Monday.
Persons visiting this Office should not
forget toread the office rules and abide
hy the same. 80 far Charley Miller is
the only one who carries them cut to
perfection.
Mr.. r. II. Liqgett brought to town
Tuesday a load of fine onions, and i'm
formed us that he raised from the seed
zoo bushels of onions ON one-fifth of
AN acre Of ground.
\ grand bali will be given at Albany
under the management Of L. Co, I'd
Regiment, q. \. c., on Friday even
ing, Sept. II. Music will be furnished
by Parsons & Brav's orchestra of Port
land.
The thanks OF this office are CRATE
fully returned to Rev. Martin Hick-
man and 10 his excellent wife for fine
lot of blaekberries Of the evergreen
variety. We certainly know how 10
appreciate this kind of generosity.
John Bosier, twelve-year-old son of
Mr.. +. Bosler, sustained bad injury
on Friday last by haviag his hand
badly lacerated and one finger broken
in machinery. DIR. Courtney dressed
the wound and says the whole hand
van be saved
Mr.. J. !. Swans family. consisting
Of wife and two daughters, arrived
here last Tuesday evening Mr.. Swan
has rented the Trip place, where Mr..
Churchill has been living, aud will
move in saon. ii is unnecessary 10 say
that Mr.. Swan is now wearing a broad
emile.
Last saturday Master CIaud Eaton
presented this Office with a bottle Of
soda water from Lower Soda. which
Was the first we ever had the pleasure
or tasting from that place. Claud also
brought rs some fine tomatoes on
Tuesday, for all OF which lie has oar
thanks.
The saw mill Of Chapman & Brown.
about five miles east of Scio, was en-
tirely consumed by fire on Saturday,
catching from some burning timber i'm
the vicinity The mill was insured
for 5000, and the loss was adjusted at
$500, some of the machinery having
been saved.
Mr. Jake BiIyeu and lady arrived
home from their trip in the mountains
last Friday evening. They went over
as far az Prineville, and report having
n good trip. He brought home a fine
lot of fish, which he gave to his friends,
and among the lot he included THE
ExPRESs, for which we return our
heartfelt thanks.
Last Tuesday as Ned Gilbert came
running his horse into town after the
doctor to attend to Mr.. Mike Connolly,
who met with serious runaway acct
dent, he scared team that was stand
ing in front of the postofficc, belong
ing to Mr. John Wilson, causing them
to run away. They ran out of town at
breaknsck speed, but were caught be-
fore doing any damage.
We are glad to announce that
Rev. Walton Skipworth was reap
pointed to Lebanon by the NJ. f. con-
ference. During the past year Rev.
Skipworth has been a faithful pastor
and everybody is pleased to have him
remain here. Rev. II. B. Ellworthy
was appointed to the Brownsville cir
cult to succeed Rev. +. Citizens, who
was appointed to Roseburg. =
During the past week Mr.. 4. c.
Churchill has disposed of his hardware
store 10 Mr.. e. w. Cruson and Hon
II. q. Miller Mr.. Churchill has been
in business in this town for about two
wears, ana his departure, which will
occur in the near future, Will be re-
GREETED bv his friends in Lebanon and
vicinity. The gentlemen who succeed
Mr.. Churchill are business men and
both are old citizens of this county and
worthy Of the confidence Of the people
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