The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-11-01

NElpAy, NOVEMBER l, 1850.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

~ IL nearing tho fIIac far political
',ss.aerS to begin s'lEyrng tho wires for
M, psxt county olsction.
We hayy hoard nothing OF the graYu
,Stssd Rx aotns tnae. Is IL possible no
ias esne wNl iaAkc move III this dirpc-
.tSnii,
sHlss Jessie ncCa!ly, who wls re-
fa'4M quite III last weck, IL much mn
pfved, and the doctor lhiDks she LaS
ts,scnn chanEe for tho hettor.
a.E. Eastllam and wife lcft this w6ok
eaf East ruiriasd, where they intend
4psirding thc wllaef an account of The
lyoor condition OF Mr.. T,asthsn's
l,mlth.
AT shooting scrape ut Yaqulna hist
Friday, tho man who was to do the
shooting had HIS gun brokon syer his
hsnM and wAs shot at titro0 times with
revolver. Nobody hurt.
Plans for dozen brick buildings TO
he'bullt at Albany this coming sum
mar have been drawn up by different
parties. Lebanon should try to scare up
few bricks next summer, also.
There was u theater, a halloween
party and n lecture in our town last
right, bur that's too much for Lebanon
nt one time. We always want to take
In everything tlat corAes along.
On lnst Sunday Mrs. H. c. Klepper
received dispatch from her sister In
Tennessee announcing the de.th Of her
iAother. Her many friends extend
their sympathy In this hour OF aific-
ton.
Vim. Retherford has sold his salOon
to james Munsey aud Joel Mayer, of
this place. both the new fnen left for
Portland yesterday, where We under
stand they will lay In new supply OF
liquors.
The exhibit Of cereals, grasses, etc,
aeqit by Albany, Salem and other cities
b Milwaukee are now on exhibition In
tho Bonrd Of Trudes rooms ut Chicago,
where they are attracting considerable
attention.
Yesterday evening w. G. Peterson
spraiped his ankle very badly by
Jumping over o fence, SO he says, but
last evening no was heard to give n
much more plausible theory Of the &C.
sident. BE careful, Wait.
Prof. NJ. v. R0rk lectured ut the
hand hall last evening in the Interests
Of the Union Labor party. He is a
very able speaker, and presents his
views in fWcible manner, md his
theories are very plausible.
MIR. j. +. Bodwell leaves this morn
tng for Portland. He has been offered
position In railroad Office with q
salary of not less than $4,000 per year.
He has the matter under consideration
md goes down to see about it.
On last Saturday evening Rev. Geo.
W. Giboncy went among our people
aud solicited aid for George Cheshire,
wh0 has been having serious trouble
with sickness among different members
Of his family this full. Our merchants
contributed liberally.
The public schools at Newport were
closed last week on account of diph-
iberia, which il prevalent at that
place. Several deaths have been re-
ported recently from this disease and
it was deemed advisable 10 close the
schools to try and prevent the spread
Of this dangerous ailment.
w. a. Hill and Fred and Bert Rolfe
vho are charged with wrecking the
overland train last August, whereby
Jock Miller, engineer, and Quint
Gutkrir, fireman, were killed, were In
arfeh by the grand
shry Tuesday afternoon for murder In
tlr9 aeccr6 degroe. They were brought
CT Tor TnAe ifg ard plcsa ro'
Aullty .t3 a2 la@icVaa tAe
.ponalty will bt i'sli onmrst .9r lise,
Saturday atSWoodburn in u box CIR
Safnnel Barney split open the head Of
c. Dier with on AK, the result OF a
snmrel. Barney disappeared. He is
fhoaght to have gone south. His fam