The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-06-14
Isn't Il hot, though.
About tIlrse Inches Of dust.

r.. N. French, Jcweler, Albany, Or
egon.
A copper mine has been found near
Eugene.
Better get your mowers and reapers
In shape.
Strawberries are not as plentiful ~
while back.
Oh, yes! knew It's hot; you need
not tell me.
Next "Wednesday Is the day for the
circus to be In Albany.
Remember there will be Ice cream at
the sociable tonight.
Mr.. Ruff Hiatt started to Eugene to-
day after bunch Of sheep.
Mr.. Clint Gordon took q chr load Of
cattle to Portland yesterday.
Mr.. Grant Roberts Is clerking In Mr..
Hacklcman's store this week.
Tinware and hardware Of oil kind at
Doyoe & Robson, Albany Or.
Winter has had over Thirty years
experience In the photo business.
There will I've gaand ball at Soda
vile on the night Of the Fourth.
A finc line Of buggy busters and fly
nets Mt Thompson and Ovcrman's.
Call and aec M. A. Miller before Won
buy your machine oil; he defies compe-
| tition.
Fine line of guns and good stock Of
ammunition at Deyoe and Rohson's
special bargains.
Mr.. J. w. Guy and wife returned
home Yesterday from visit to Mr.
Guys parents at Dallas.
MIessrs. G. G. Hackleman and J. A.
Beard went to Portland this week to
attend the Masonic Grand Lodge, and
expect to go to Seattle before return
ing.
Readers of this paper will save mon
ey by going to Dcyoe and Robson
whenever you want to buy anything
In his line.
The the contract for carrying the
mail from the depot to the postofiice
has heen let to Mr. Arnctt, his bid be-
ing The lowest, s125.
Deyoe Il Robson are agent for the
new high arm DAVIS vertical-feed sew
ing machine. Best machine in the
market. Albany Oregon.
Mr.. IIealv, our road supervisor, and
the town marshal are both working on
the road from town to the bridge,
Vhey will get 1t in first-class order
now.
| Mrs. n. J. .Redparth, Of TT. Stella
COON, w. r., is visiting friends and
relatives at this place Mrs. II. is q
daughter-iu-law Of Mrs. Montague
and is well known IN our town.
i /Mr. Dennis Kum hss sold his livery
stahle at Soiaville and has rented The
Cager place at Waterloo, where he in,
tends running a board and lodging
house and feed stable through this
summer.
The ladies Of the NJ. u. church viii
give lawn sociahle this Friday ev
ening on the academy grounds. Lex
cream, lemonade and cake will bt
served. The publle cordially invited
4 good time is expected.
We heartily return thanks to Dr
Peterson fra large branch Of Roya
Land cherries They were certainly
fine, and we tried 70 keep them, bu
10 sooner was our back turned thar
they were gabbled up By The
Mr. Holt brought as tiue aas'Set 0
cherries as we ever saw 10 this Office
last Wednesday, There were ftur dit
fsrent kind of cherries il II, bat to saY
ourliyes we could not name them now
but they We're real good and Mr. hos
has our heartfelt thanks.
Mr.. w. W, s'taIker and family, con
4isting of his wife, three children AM
sister, last Wednesday arrived from
Idaho. 1t vii. ne remembered tha
MIR. Stalker has been here for q montl
orso and has bought property, W
gladly welcome Mrs. and family i
our midst, and hope they will be wei
pleased,
Mr. Oscar Iiealy, the road supervise
of this precinct, is putting all his roa'
in good shape now, which certainl,
needs it. He is making all worl