The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-08-10

acres, being over 81 bushels TO the acre.
a large amount of plums have been
shipped from this place. The crop is
abundant and great many will go 10
waste.
Help your town paper and the paper
will help you. Every dollar you ex-
PEND in this directions is dollar well
invested
a Miss Leg of Montana has just mar.
RED man named Hand. She thought
she would rather be a right Hand than
r. left Leg.
= 4fr~. Afses1Sl4s5axter has purchased DR..
Mason's dental office at Dallas and will
move to that place about the 18th Ct
this month.
DR.. Powell, formerly Of Lebanon, is
now located at Spokane falls. where, it
is said, he has made several rich strikes
in real estate.
Two brothers named Theimer, aged
20 and L years. We're drowned while
bathing in the Willamette river at Eu-
gene last Sunday.
Don't you forget Joe Harbin sets
wagon tires. He has first-class
sarinker; no cutting and Welding. All
work warranted.
New comb honey from s. A. Nicker-
sons apIssry at G. T. Cotton's and t.
G. Peebler'S, 20 cents per pound or three
pounds for 80 cents.
Rev. Nell, Of the Erangelieal church,
preached in Lebanon last sunday, and
made appointment to preach here twice
= nicntb hereafter.
AIr. Tharlton Taylor, who got his
I,.g broken last April, was to be seen
on our streets yesterday. the first time
stree the accident occurred.
Prot. Hunt returned from San Fran
CISCO last week. He made this Office a
pleasant call and informed us that he
had pleasant and profitable trip.
The narrow gauge is. to be placed in
first-cIsss condition this summer. a
contract for furnishing about 123, COO
ties has been let to J. N. Leavens and
Noses Iangtree.
A. r. Cyrus sold last Monday to f.
II. OcIe Of Marion county 200 acres of
land four and a half miles east of Leb-
anon, the property of Mrs. T. w. Da-
venp0rt. Consideration, s2700.
Judge Bean has decided the Lane
county iudgeship contest in favor oi
Rodney Scott. Mr. Fenton slys that
he viii appeal the case to the supreme
court, to be heard at the October term.
When used according to directions
Ayers Ague Cure is warranted to Grad
icate, from the system, Fever and
Aoue, Intermittent. Remittent, ano
BILIOUS Fevers. and all malarial dis
ases. Try it.
There will be lawn party under tht
uspiees of the NJ. f. church given OF
Mrs. &. G. Hack1eman's lawn Saturday
) evening, Aug. Il. Refreshments vii
aAsist of ice cream, cake and lem
I La. Every body cordially invited
Word reached US yesterday that worl
had commenced on the branch line o
the narrow gauge to Scio. 1t viii b.
,,fsbed through as soon as possible
and the citizens of Scio will soon wei
come the voice OF the locomotive t
their town
Negotiations are under way with
California manufacturer for the con
struction Of the Lebanon ditch, and
* probable that it viii be pnt through
should the project succeed we hav
the assurance that the water powe
will be fully used for nanufacturin
purposes.
ON last Saturday Rev. G. w. Gibone
and wife, Misses Effie and Ada Mile
and Messrs. Charles and Robert Nor
taoeue started for the mountains. The
intend to go up as far Matolas and WI
he gone three or four weeks. This is
lively crowd and we are sure they wi
have a good time.
"Why don't you run newspape
like that?'' a groceryman said to re
porter the other day, throwing out
Chicago daily. "For the same reaso
that YOU don't run grocery store liz
that the reporter replied, turning
an advertisement of a Chicago hous
showing a twclve-story building. III
oroceryman looked attentively at III
picture a moment and said: u nev'
looked at it in that way before. .'-h'
The Brow wnsyiIle Wollen Mills Con
pany are considering the matter OF
moving their mills on account OF the
moi being sufficient water power
. Brownsville They have purchase
the water power at Waterloo, and e:
rect to either 60 there or to Alban
They have made proposition to
Wahere in ease the citizens of that pla
offer sufficient inducements. 1t is pr
posed TO close the mills about the fir
of next ty4sr.