The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-10-05
we are Glad 70 learn that MIR. Swan

4 Is conNa1eScent-
The best harness and low prices al
Thompson & overman's, Albany.
Miss Fannie Hackleman, of Albany
is visiting friends in town this week.
The recent smallpox case west Of
Millers station cost Linn county over
$500.
Several hop growers of Brownsville
have refused 20 cents per pound fol
hops.
MIR. Blackman, one of Albany's lead.
ing druggists, was in town one day
this week.
Mr.. NJ. A. Miller now resides at the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. A. c.
Churchill.
Miss Bellroie kirkpatrick left this
morning for Salem TO attend the Will
lamette University.
The Democrat says the o. p. machine
shops will be built at Albany in all
probability next year.
Mr.. c. n. Harmon is confined to the
house by sickness, and Ben Kirk has
charge of the barber shop.
Mr.. D. Hart has bought Mr.. Seam
lan's place aud moved into town, Mr..
Scanlan moving 20 the country.
Mr.. Jas. Davidson is fixing up the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. f. f.
Montague and will soon move into it.
The time for holding Sunday school
at the Cumberland Presbyterian church
has been changed from 10 o'clock A.
NJ. to o'clock P. NJ. Everybody in
v.ted.
The annual tax levy for the ensuing
year was made Wednesday by the
board of county commissioners, the
levy being fixed at Is mills.
The wheat market is firm in Albany
at 75 cents. Little, comparatively, is
being sold, although the advance to
this figure has caused some of it to
move.
For any pain use Oregon Electric
Relief 1t win cure YOU. You will
find it at MilIer's drug store, who
keeps a splendid assortment of drugs,
patent medicines and druggists sun
dries.
The Big minstrels, composed OF
four little darkeys, gave performance
to a good house last evening at the
band hall. 1t does seem our people
ought to find better place to spend
their time and money.
A C. Churchill and wife left this
place last Tuesday morning for Port.
land. We have not learned what Mr.
Churchill intends doing. 1t was re
ported that he was going on to New
York, but we 10 know rs to the truth
fulness of the report.
The camp-meeting at Philomath fol
the past three weeks under the leader
ship of Prof Jones and wife, has ceased
it, iabors. The professor has shipped
his traps and tabernacle and viii tackle
the wicked in the Waldo hills, Marion
county.-Corvallis Times.
Some fiend put bottle of stryehnine
in a spring OF water near PhiIomatI
recently. and now the indignant eiti
zens of that place offer a reward o.
800 for the apprehension of the wretch
The spring was one from which watel
was used for camp-meeeting purposes
An exchange says: f'Don't judge :
man by the clothes he wears. Goo
made one and the tailor the other
Don't Judge a man by his family, fol
Cain belonged to a good family. Dom
judge man by his failure in life, be
cause many a man Is too honest to sue
ceed."
The total taxable property in tn,
county this year is S, ,445, ,9S4, which il
$50, los less than last year, fact no
due to the depreciation of property
which on the contrary has been gen
orally raised, but to the Withdrawal
of foreign mortgage money and con
siderable Of the school fund.
Newspaper libel suits are becomin.
fashionable and are being quite gen
orally worn. They are not usual,
very expensive to the editor, as he get
/ them for advertising. The Mercury
Siftings, Seattle Post-Intelligencer an,
California Alta have each been coveret
with one of these sensational suits.