The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-01-25


NAeet next Tuesday.
ggist, NJ 4. Miller, returned
rom SsIem, where he had
iseen TO take peep af the solons-
SIR. J. G. Gross. postmaster and pro-
prietor Of the hotel at Waterloo, mace
yIlis Office pleasant call Saturday.
A. Beard and T. G. Peebler, two
Of the live men Of Lebanon, have made
business trips TO Portland this week.
Mr. A Erwin, OF Murray. Idaho,
vas in town during the week. He left
Tor the Cour d. Alene country Tuesd@y.
Leave orders at the new Cash Store
md have your gods delivered TO any
part Of the town for less money than
geu ever bought them.
See the display Of mems and boys
sseets in c. 3 Montague's center win
riov He intends to sell them for cost
. make room for spring stock.
Al old accounts due me must be
paid BY the last of january or I will
gslecs them In the hands of an attorney
Tor collection. T. C. PEEBLER
ne have had the very best weather
Imaginable for the past three weeks.
It has been clear most of the time,
wish an occasional light fall of rain.
All parties knowing themselves in
vebted to me will please call and set
tie, Is I desire to balance up my ac-
eounts of 1888 and do cash business
hereafter. II. A. MILLER.
Readars of this paper can save mon
- bs calling on Deyoe s. Robson. Of
Albany, as they have the most com
fiete stock Of all kinds of hardware
aad agricultural implements on this
coast \
Mr. . NJ. Wiley and wife, who re-
--eentig came from Texas, are in town.
mr. Niley expects to make Lebanon
afs acme this winter We hope he
wsJ be pleased with this part Of the
country.
DR. courtney came very near having
: serious accident last "Wednesday
evening by his horse falling in front Of
the st. Charles Hotel However no
ereat tlanlage except copious supply
of mud.
All the way from two 10 dozen
cases of smallpox are reported in AM
.fy, Ya1al1ilI county. From the mest
authentic Intelligence there are two
eaaes and they are both under strict
auar6utifae.
Iook out for the red cross. It indi-
Gates t4a1 THE EXPRESS is needing a
little change and that you are in ar
q -ears-piease give attention-it may
seen 3 small matter to you, but the ag-
gfegate is large to the poor printer.
Samuel C1aypool, an old and highly
=asl1eeted citizen, has returned to Leb-
anon after an absence in Eastern Ore
go71 With his family for some eight
months. We gladly welcome them
back, and are sorry to learn that onc
or mere members of the family arr
not enjoying good health.
s party was given by the Misses
Swan on last Friday evening. a
zoodly number of our young people
gere present and participated in tn
sssaya of the evening; also in a bodnti
.ai lunch which was served them
Tire crowd, after much enjoyment
Gisuersed about midnight.
Tie farmers in the vicinity of HaT
risburg, Linn county, are complaininl
Of the depreciation of cattle thieves an
u eyil disposed persons who mutilat
etoeEz By cutting off their ears aud 9th
ervgise disfiguring them. One ma
saarFsed Meredith was found in posses
sion Of three bead belonging to ma
IT ahedd, and skipped across tn
mountains to avoid the consequences.
Mrs. NJ. Backenstow, an old pionee
wtlo settled in the forks of the SAINT
am III 1888. but has recently resided j
Albany, died in that city on Sunda.
xfss 10Th inst. She was member an
helped to organize the first Cumbe
and Presbyterian church in th
~eounty in the year 1854. Truly one
ne noble of earth has fallen, but 81
= selI at her post with trust in her God.
Rev. G. w. Gibony, pastor of IL
Presbyterian church at Lebanon, b.
eene to newport this week to assist Il
eastor of that place in series of mee
ra. It Is understood that the Re
ibony viii return with Re
Gillespie, of Newport, to til
on Monday, and together TIN
- hold a meeting here, beginnil
Monday evening the 2sCh. Ever
IS invited.
ahn Roberts on last Friday sustai
hi1c splitting rails, a small inju
4 ch caused him not little pa
I'D suffering. In striking the wed
Oh he was using a small piece
- l was split off and sent with su
y as to find lodgment in the cen
his left leg betwe
knee and ankle. DIR. Courtney,
place, assisted by DIR. Maston,
v. cut down on the steel and