The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-06-01
rhe Lebanon Express.
FRIDAY. JUNE i. 1883.
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE

Jim Murray, of Albany, was seen on
our streets Thursday.
Notice Andrews & Hackleman's new
add in this issue.
Attention is called to the new add ef
Churchill in this issue.
Harper Craner, one Of Albany's cap
1talists was in town Friday.
We noticed Uncle Jimmy Charlton
on the streets of Lebanon yesterday.
We noticed the smiling face of our
little Sheriff on our streets on Thurs
day.
The special sale of boots and shoes
will close at Montague's Saturday
night.
Bring your Job work here and we
viii guarantee you good work and low
prices.
C. w. Watts, the Albany Job Printer
made this city business call the first
of the week.
One thousand men and boys straw
hats to be sold at Montague's next week
ut cost for cash.
J.. A. Winters is photographer of
twenty-eight years experience; call and
see his work, he can please YOU.
Miss Florence Ballard who has been
visiting her uncle at Seattle, returned
last evening on the train.
Owing to the crowded state of our
columns, two very interesting letters
from our corres spondents are unavoid-
edly crowded out.
Persons having Job Printing to do
viii do well to call on US and get our
prices on the same before sending it off
TO other places TO have done.
Rev. ]. r. kirkpatrick of this place
went over to Brownsville to attend the
- asrrt, Z H.
will also hold services there Sunday.
E. E. Mckinney, of Turner station
,VsS1s in town yesterday and made this
Office apleasant call. He reports poll
ties as badly mixed in Marion county.
A r. Cyrus hes been busily engaged
this week in putting q new binder in
running order in Churehill's hardware
store. Call in farmers and examine il.
Rev. Jones, assisted by his wife VIII
hold campmeeting at SodaviIIe, COM
mcncing today. They have large
tent for the purpose. Everybody is, in
yited.
Henry Parrish, proprietor of the St.
Charles hotel returned from his ranch
at the mountain house at the foot of
the mountains on the Lebanon road
and reports the road in excellent con-
dftion.
buy dress for less than cost will be
given at AfontagzIe's during the COM
ing week. Bring the money with you
as nothing but cash or produce will
buy these goods at such sacrifice.
We are glad TO state the reported
case of nleasels at Klun's Hotel at
Sodayille, has been pronounced by DIR.
Folly not to be measles. The attend
ance at this popular watering place is
4, Hm,- f.S7 Al
Nice, round, plump, red, luscious
cherries them was that was sent TO DR..
Courtney office, of which the EXPRESS
was kindly invited to share; never
mind Doc, when we get popular with
the ladias we viii return the compii-
naent.
Hon. j. K. Weatherford, w. r. Bill
Seu, o. H.. Irvine, w. r. Kirk, JEFF
Myers, Judge Blackburn, Judge Whit
ney, L. NJ. Curl, J. f. Hyde, John
Censor, John SIaailman, and Capt \.
B. Humphrey stopped over night in
this city Thursday night.
Z. a. Winter. the Brownsville photo
Erapller IS in town and will remain for
two weeks providing the business JUS
tifies. Give him a call at once; he does
- first class work and guarantees satis-
&fisction. He is prepared to take family
groups, and uses the instantaneous pro
cess,
After a short dry spell the glorious
rain has come, and abundant crops are
fully assured While all sections of
the east are visited by tremendous and
violent storms Of wind, hail and rain,
rivers breaking over all bounds and
destroying life and property in every
direction. the Willamette Valley is Ell
loving peace, prosperity, abundant
crops of all kinds and fair weather.
Miss Mary A. Jones of Portland can
yassIng agent Of the Horne Library
Association ofNew York and Chicago
Is canvassing in town, and will go to
Brownsville IN day or two, and will
thoroughly canvass the town. We
would recommend our readers to care
fnIly consider the proposition of the
company as it furnishes an opportuni-
ty to procure any standard work at
absolu re cost.
The second annual meeting of The
Presbyterian Social Union will be held
ut Aurora, Or, June g. In the Sunday
School division of the work Rev. CIV.
Gibony of Lebanon will open with
prayer. The music viii be conducted
by Prof Lee, of Albany. The rate OF
fare on the railroad from Lebanon for
the round trip will be $3.50.
We return our grateful than ks to the
sixteen new subscribers from Scio this
week, besides other new names from
different localities. We are truly CRATE
full for our increasing circulation. The
Aweeks issue is seventy-two copies larg
xAr than any previous week since We
assumed control. Adv ertisers viii
please make note of this, that as we
succeed your interest is best subserved
Our friend Gross, the jolly and affa
BILE host at Waterloo, has displayed {
coinmendable public spirit in arrang
ing at his own expense, many conyen
fences for the travelling public, and ac
comnodtIon of campers at that cele
brated watering place He is an epi
ctrean and knows exactly how to cater
to the wants of his patrons. Travellers
will find him attentive to all theil
wants and moderate in his charges.
Business CHANGES. - During the
past week G. w. Smith, Esq, has dis
noged of his Stove and Tinware bus:
hess to Swan Bros, recently of Kansas
Mr.. Smith has been in business in Leb
anon for eleven years, and his depar
ture, which will occur in the near fu
ture viii be regretted by his many
Il. =, abapon o,,d vicinity Th.