The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-02-15
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The roads are getting dusty.

Fresh 1ish every Friday at Mcnts
gue's cash sore.
Mr.. John Wsthers has been sunei
Ing frem a very sore foot.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. d. II
Ambler has been quite sick.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Wiley and Rev. ]. II
kirkpatrick visited scio last Weanes
day.
Prof F. Nj Mitchell, Of Albany
made this Office pleasant call Tues
day.
Three lots were sold in kirkpatrick
addition to The town Of Lebanon thi.
week.
Buy the Thempson s oyermau
brand of harness Mt Albany. They
warrant all work.
n. A. Miller received an elegant
show csse from Portland Monday.
Something new; call and see 1t.
Mr.. B. Burtanshaw, one of our best
citizens and an employee Of the state
prison, is In town attending his son
who is quite sick.
Mr. A. Boyaes, OF pitzviile, w. r.,
has spent several days looking oyer
the lands III this vicinity We trust
he will decide to locate with us.
All old accounts due me must Be
paid by the last Of january or / will
place them IN the hands of an attorney
for collection. TIC. PEEBI.KR.
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We printed bills for a public sale
which is to take place on the farm Of
Mr.. 6. F. Sylvester, about six miles
northeast Of Brownsville on Tuesday,
March 5.
Jacob Arm, the boss harness maker.
invites every body to come in and ex-
anime his work. He guarantees an
honest job.
When you 60 to Albany do not fail
To see and examine the mammoth
stock Of clothing at l.. f. Blain's.
You will receive prompt attention and
honest goods at rock bottom prices.
Rev F. w. Parker. pastor of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church at
Neodourn, was on visit in Lebanon
on Hoadas, the guest of Rev. ]. r..
Kirk patrick. Mr.. Parker has many
warm friends in this place
This lovely weather is standing
advertisement of oregon's saIubrious
eiinlAte. The sun shows his warm /
and genial face every day, the murcury
hebs up serenely in the temperate |
neighborhood and tbs hills are covered
with the verdure Of fspring.
We have spent = wfaters in iha
serth and three in the north. aI3 tlrs I
IS 80 far, the nnldest winter that We
remember of having ever experienced. i
II Is more like dream than reality, i
and this valley is more like a fairy /
land than "Terra Firna."
NIr. w. c. Hindman, # Baker CITY, +
Is on visit to his brother, = "
IIindman, of this place lie is 6 large
stecknan, and one ofthe carly settlers
of Oregon. We extend 10 him cor
dial welcome to our town aud hope
his stay among US viii se pleasant
Died, in Albany, Saturday, Feb. eth,
EErs. Rebecca Cooper, in the 77th year
Of her age. Mrs. Cooper was a men,
her Of the Baptist church. She was
born in jackson county, Tenn, in
1912, and in 1s47 enimigrated to Ore
goa. and settled in this county. One /
by olss the pioneers are leaving Us.
The meeting at the NJ. Z. Church
elased on Wednesday evening, having
continued about eighteen days. The .
meeting was well attended through /
eat ard has resulted in much good to l
our town. There were several addi-
tions t. the church and a general I
awakening of new life among Chris
tians
We are glad TO learn that the Ma
sonic fFAternity have passed an order /
aud nAde-the necessary appropriation I
to pat their beautiful cemetery
grounds, one half mile north of town,
IA first class condition. This is said to
be the most desirable and elegant loca-
tian fer burying ground in this eoun-
~ They are offering lots at very low
rares and, as this is destined to become
the future city of the dead, now is the
tiae to select a lot.
Died, 1T the residence of her son-in-
law, z. B, Vroom, at Cedar Flat, Linn
county, Feb. IL, of softening of the
brain. Afrs r. NJ. Garrison, aged Il.
The remains were taken to Salem
"Wednesday, accompanied by her SON
ia-Iaa. Ms. E. B. Vroom, ana
his daughter, Mrs. Minnie Menzie, of
Portland, no attended her grand
mother during her last illness. The
remains were iAterred in the Lea Mis-
sion cenletsry.
Married, 1t the residence of the
brides grandmother. in Jefferson, Or,
Eeebrpafy II. 1850, Edward J. Hearn
and Fife 7. Reid, both of this county,
". r. Ian Scog officiating. After the
ceremony waq over nice dinner was
served ana number of valuable pres
ents were given 20 the young couple.
They we're ftiea escorted to the depot