The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-26
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And although slightly dcmolaizcd
81 the first round comes 10 time fresh
und smiling
We have ~ electric light plant nor
street railway franchise, but We "glt
tatr Ell allthc same.
$500 voted COR new school house.
Asscss'Qents being madc;building will
soon commences.
a2I ,0Oe raised inside Of tweuty-four
lor- torstock III the newly incorpor-
a,cd woalen Mil company.
Sl7,099 subscribed in one hour for
stock ~ the Eagle Woolen oils.
$50,pep can he rnsod In the same
lcrgth Of time should that amount be
necessary TO keep Brwnsyille us 1t has
always been, one Of the best business
poiats III the Willamette valley.
$4,000 placed to the credit ofourncw
wool industry w subscription, to
ttocli; time, three days.
New ouions and Tdishes on the
market for the past week.
j. Z Galbraith returned from Alba-
ny on Wcdnesday.
Mrs. q. w. Wright, Of 1Ieppner, is
visiting her fathers family G.C.Cool-
Is.
The hillsidcs are covered with wild
strawberries which ure, in many plac-
es, ripe.
Jay. a. Rishop, Of Fast Portland,
paid Brownsville friends a visit during
the past week.
Wild blackherries ARE III full bloom,
Should no late frost occur the fruit will
be very plentiful
Died, april lg, 1850, Ava May, aged
year, months, daughter Of Emma
s. and s Percefull.
Rev. XII. V. McGhec, Of Cottage
Grove, WAS In town Inst week. Won
der what he came for?
The Eagle Woolen Mills Company
IL the name Of the new Brownsville
wooden mills, p. +. w. NJ. Co.
a. Gentry during the past week pur-
ehused from A. J. Bishop his residence
and SURROUNDING property, located on
Depot street,
Dir. L. +. Tucker, wife and family,
left for MeMtnnville oa Wednesday,
but will shortly remove from that
place 60 The Dalles.
Miss Kittic Cooley, one Of Browns
ville's most accomplished young ladies',
returned horxe last week from visit
TO her sister at Heppner.
Within the past week woven wire
mattress factory has been started and
will shortly he running on. time, turn
lug out first-grude "wire r&d spring
mattresses
The subject of 8 fruit cagaery has
been under consideration, aud SHOULD
il be deemed advisable the necessary
funds will be subscribed to equip and
operate this Industry.
O.p. Coshow, Jr. whofor some time
past has been attending to business at
Butte City and also visiting friends at
Joseph and Lostine, Wallowa valley,
on Wednesday returned home,
II. A. Sanders has the agency for the
sale Of Coblentz and Levy's Sarsapa-
rlllu and Iron, Il sparkling efiervescent
drink from the springs of Oswego, Or
'cgon, celebrated for its blood purifying
qualities and also is considered great
cure for skin diseases.
S. p. Barger has during the past
week received the necessary mchinery
for operating woven wire mattress
factory. The upper portion Of Hume's
building has been leased and Is being
fitted mp preparatory TO all early start.
Mattresses will be made for regular
trade custom or TO order as may be de
sired.
The frat meeting Of the newly in
corporated Eagle Woolen MIL Go. took
place on Friday, at which time the
stockholders elected the following Off
GERS: w II Kirk, president; z Hume
sect'y and treasurer; Hugh Fields,
John Brown, w r Kirk, P Hume, c
II Cable, directors; J NJ Jaeger, super
intendent.
AT the North Brownsville city hall
.on the evening Of Monday, Rev. A.
Leroy delivered to good attendance