The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-02-08
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Ae Il RORY OF s-oSayliie, paid
ssssiiee Just that kind of a visit that
makes the printer glsa. with the "eIo-
euent ehink Of a dollar or two.n We
hope many viii do likewise. Glad to
see you. call agaii.
Swan Brothers are going to open
new line Of goods in Iheir stove and
Tin heuse next week, something new
and novel Walk in, see for yourslf,
costs nothing 10 look ard Swan eharg-
. You nothing to laugh.
At an informal meeting in the City,
Hall on Tuesday evening a majority
OF the business men being present, the
ssbject Of new school house was dis
cussed, and there was not dissenting
voice, bat all agreed that it must be
built.
On last Friday the Editor pro tenn. >
ard wife were invited to dine at the
residence of AEr. and Mrs. G. w.
Wheeler, the occasion being the 5sth
anniversary Of mine host. May we all
meet again for siaailar enjoyment in
the days yet to come.
Died, in Lebanon, on Friday, Feb<>
/, in the 18th year of his ssng life, at
the residence Of Mrs. G. w. Wheeler,
Freddie the noble canary singer.
Ten thousand, ten thousand or more
sweet songs he has sung, but now his
sweet voice is hushed forever.
There seems to be a general air of
improvement in Lebanon and a firnler
confidence that this year will mark
tIle,most rapid growth in the history
of Lebanon. Several new lots have
been sold this week, and just es soon
as lumber can be hauled there will be
building boom here.
We call the attention of our new city
fathers to the necessity of several new
crossings needed in the RaIston addi-
ton to our town. These people are
not complaining that we know of, but
recent walk in that part Of town con-
yinced us (while-in the mud1 that tax
payers deed accommodations.
Last Sunday afternoon about one
o'clock our citizens were startled by
tie firebell, but before the fire men
could get to the engine the ''fire''
had been put out. 1t was in the root
Of the st. Charles hotel, and might
hsve resulted very seriously if it had
not been seen and promptly put out by
tile porter.
He call attention to the new ad. ot
e. G. Coolcy & Co., of Brownsville
Tiae senior member of this firm has
been IL business in South Brownsville
fer thirty-two years, and perhaps nj
man II Linn county IS known bette
or more thoroughly trusted for homes
ty and integrity than Geo. G. Cooley
The junior partners are both men o
fine bnsiness qualities and "native t.
the manner bcrn.D
Los angeles emigrants are movins
from taat overboomed section to thi
favored alley. Mr.. @. w. Whitcomb
c. P. Gregory and others whose mann
ne failed to get. weIe in Lebanon 70
supplies f8r Their new founded home
up ca the 5antialn. They informed
rs that fifty familits were on thei
way and wouId all locate on the Nortl
Eorth fork # the South SantiaRl. w
extend to them a cordial welcome an
would be glad 10 enroll more OF thei
names on our mailing book.
The fprinter's) devil informs US tina
there are Just thirteen families in Lei
anon who &c s4ot take THE EXPIRES
Last Friday morning three of thes
- persons we're at the same house at TIA
eaale tnne last week to borrow the p;
per, and oa the same day a lady
town coala not wait until she washe
tie morning dishes until she had DO
rawed 9 y of THE ExPREss No
al tlat are too poor or too Siiagy
ksefiba fsr the paper, just come |
= <ae ofiee and we will give you
cops for re don't want our hone
payI1s as3scribers imposed upon