The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-09-28
Iaha2on Express.
rRll pr. Is, 1883.
PERSONAL rANDoTHERWIsE

There is to be dance in Union hsll tonight.
MI j. swan i very sick with typhoid fever.
Mrs. G. Reed visited ffiends in Albany Tues
day.
Mrs. c. II. Ralston is very sick with typhoid /
fever.
Sherwood Burr of Eugene was in town on bust
ness last Monday.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. W, B. Donaca's
baby is seriously I'll.
Mrs. r. C. Miller started for Eugene City on
visit this morning.
Rev. ]. r. kirkpatrick and wife are over ON the
Alsea this week fishing.
Mr.. Clint Gordon has returned to Lebanon after
several weeks absence.
J. II. sine the former publisher Of this paper,
IS to be seen our streets
Geo. 1. sutherland of seio viii start East next
Monday to study dentistry.
We are sorry to learn that Miss frankie Laforge
Is very sick with typhoid fever.
Rpv Nsrtin. who has charge of the southern NJ. /
i. church at spIeer, in town last Monday.
Mrs.. Jenairna Ralston and Miss Maud Ralston
arrived home last night from their visit TO Port
land.
our sanctum was honored by the presence Of
Misses Ada miller and Ida Montague one evening
last week.
Mrs. G. NJ. townsend and daughter, of scio, /
were in town Thursday and made this office /
business call.
A bet on the result Of the Presidential election |
of $40 side was deposited in the Bank of Leb- |
anon last Monday.
Those who have books belonging to the Library |
Association of santiam Academy viii please re
turn them before October Isl.
Mr.. Fred Davis. brother Of Mrs. C. ". Cruson,
10, fFaf ~ Is
seriously III with typhoid fever.
On account Of the dry weather there is good
deal of sickness in this community. About a
week Of rain would be a blessing.
The steam saw Is in town this week saving
wood 1t is about as far ahead Of the Chinaman
as The railroad IS Of the old OK wagon.
Mr.. A. G Churchill offered TO bet $1,000 that Har-
rison would be the next President. and held the
offer for several days but no one would take it up
Mr.. K Brooks has sold his stage liue from
his place 10 Sweet Home 70 Asher Hamilton We
have not learned what Mr. Brooks intends doirg
Married. at the residence of the brides father,
On. Mcdowell creek, Sept. ., Mr.. Geo. H. Powell
to MIS- PATH r. Gaylord, Rev. T. Yost Of Sweet
Homo osiciating.
Peebler & Buhl are having considerable work
done on the inside of their store. which VIII
able them 70 put about double the amount Of
goods IN It, which they say they intend TO do.
All members Of the Elite Literary Society OF
Santiam Academy VIII please be present at the
next meeting Of the society on next Wednesday
evening, october4- A. MELVIN WILLIAMS See
John Roberts, a young man who has been pick
ing hoFs at one Of the hop yards town, was
taken sick with typhoid fever and was brought TO
the Exchange hotel, where he is getting along
very vel.
= Mrs Burtonshaw and son arrived here ycster-
They have rented house from F. u. Miller, the
one formerly occupied by Mr. swan, and viii
reside here this winter.
wl.a. WassoIn. cousin Of Jonathan Wassom Of
This place, recently purchased the wilson place
eight miles eas1 Of Harrisburg. containing 100
acres He says the place produced this year 10, 600
bushels Of wheat and oats
= Yesterday as NJ. Dan sinons was doing some
hauling about his place with two Old gentle
horses he STOPPED and threw The lines on the
ground. ard the horses started ard ran away.
tearing the wagon all TO pieces
Yesterday as Mr.. Trip was hauling gravel over
near PetersonS bniFe the top Of the wagon box
slipped forward and scared TIE horses, causing
them 10 run away One Of Nr. Trips bows wa;
--ssretty badly bruised up but not seriously hurt
.lld one Of the horses was badly hurt
Tais week we devote six columns Of space TO his
1orfeal and descriptive matter pertaining Il
brownsville and rs principal business men. W.
also issue an edition of $50 extra copies Of TIL
ExPEEss for the Brownsville people We expcc
sloTi 70 write up other towns in the county
The santiarn Academy opened Iast Monday Wit
about the same attendance the literary epart
1eglt as last year but much larger in the nusic
dgyartnent. Prof Gilbert says the outlook is GOO
for a fne school this year. He has made arrange
mems for an assistant TO begin about the first {
December.
Last SATURDAY VT. G. ". Taylor brought stal
Of corn 70 this Office which measured Il feet an
: inches in height, with three ears on it. NJ
Tavlor said he did not have 10 go over the field I
select this but took the first one he TO- AZ.
that he has a field of few acres just ike it, Tn
VII compare favorably with corn raised any Plae'
Inn sin some naoss-hacks VIII continue 70 say t
corn VIII not do wen in this country
Petty Sneak Thieves.
Last Friday night some sneak thieves eateEt
The hardware store of Miller & Cruscn and sole
smith & Wcsson SIS calibre revolver and son
t7,ixas etc. also about the same time q buck
Of candy from Beard & Yates drug stcre and
box of forty-eight- packages of cigarettes fro
Ben Barker a small boy traded one of the stol'
Knives to M Barker the revolver was brouS
hack wednesday night and laid by the door
the hardware store. The officers are on the ira
.,fthe other stolen articles, and they viii nodou
soon be brought IN. Unless the things are al ]
turned soon. some young boys are likely to be
.7 .-,5 cont 70 the rtfO-Tn school PareI