The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-10-25

FfsDAY, OCTOBER aS, 1880.


=. A. Nfckcraon left for Portland on
Wednesday,.
A grcat r,atiy hops have been hanled
to toVnthis week.
Tho great Exposition at Portland
cl0gof Tomorrow night.
There was quito lively time In town
OH Tuesday, caused by the trial.
A. II. Cyrus nnd wife left for Port
hpd "Wednesday to attend tho Exposi-
tion.
AZ yct thc directors Of the academy
have not secured a teacler,so far as VIC
know.
Mrs. q. w. Hlndmau is now In lin
GrNndo visiting her daughter, Mrs. s.
II. How'd.
We are sorry to say that Miss Jessie
McCaulley Ia no better but Is still dan
gUrously Ill.
Norman Smith and Orve Thompson
left Tuesday 20 attend the Exposition
at Portland.
Mr.. G.. ii. 5,.lston and little dahgh-
ter, Jessie, spent Sunday In Albany
visiting friends.
Mrs Fannie Gr,ggs visited Portland
and the Exposition Saturday, return
ing home Monday.
Rev. J. II. kirkpatrick will MI his
regular appointment ut the G. p.
church Mt this place Sunday.
J. G. Bllyou has his house painted
and fixed up In nice shape, and made
Il atl attraction to the town.
Some of our boys Tould consider II n
pcrsonal favor If the weather clerk
woald not let II rain for q week or so
more.
There are more Of our citizens at
tending the Exposition this week than
atsny time previous since the ESposi-
tion started.
The man who minds his own busi-
ness il never ont Of work, never out Of
money, never out oil astrike and never
oT Of his head.
Ifany ore in or near town has q
house to rent thoy will do well to drop
in and let Va know,as we have n chance
t0 rent Il house nearly every day.
We zee by the Brownsville Times
that w. T. Ellis hss left thnt place.
Wonder what the editor Of the Times
will find to write about, since his
friend hns left;
On "Wednesday all Of the old stock uf
goods ss Peebler & Buhl was boxed up
and shipped AWAY, and theptore is now
vacant. We understand there will be
new stock of goods put into 1t before
long.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Wheeler and wife and
Mr.. j. II. Britt and wife, of Portland,
sro visiting friends here this week.
The gentlemen are agents for two vol
uable books, "Child's Life of Christ"
and "Child's Biblen
Mrs. McHargue, Of Brownsville, and
her mother Mrs. Moore, of Sacrament
to, was in town this week. Mrs Moore
isa sister of Mrs. Woodward, who set
tied In this place at an early day. Mrs.
Moore was up 20 look at the old home
of her sister.
One OF the series Of Monster Music
Festivals taking place throughout the
land this year, III celebration of the
twentieth anniversary Of Boston's
Great Peace Jubilee will he held In
Exposition Music Hall, Portland, Nov.
4th and 5th, conducted in person by p.
s. Gilmore, assisted by finest band
in the world.
Here is the language ofNn exchange,
but we don't agree with 1t; awe are
having just what we need-rain. Wa
tcr In Oregon s as essential as brini-
stone in some other places, so don't
abuse the weather clerk over few
stormy days. Tie man ttat woo'i
kick about Oregon weather ought TO be
sent where the rain never falls"
Geo. NJ. Wheeler and j, II. Britt, Of
Portland, are in the city canvassiRg for
"Child's Life Of Christi aud "Child's
Bible,n two neat aud interesting vol
umes, finely Illustrated with wood en-