The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-10-18

Correct nIlroad time 1T +. NJ.
I1leNch's jewelry store, Albnng,
ilcv. q. w. Giboncy returned from
the meeting Of the synod Tuesday.
Miss jesse McCaley, we are sorry
u say, IL quite III with typhoid fever.
we nrc informed tint Mr., O'neil will
iein town In Il few days, from Caifor-
mia,
Mr.. PHI Smith is moving into the
Sc Charles Hotel, and willtake charge
Monday.
r.. C'oau is fixing up his storeroon
on second street, and will remove his
furniture store into IL soon.
There have hcen several drunks on
oar streets this week, but no Arrests
were nudc.
Mr.. Charles Clcavcr Of Mohawk,
Lime county, was IN town this week
visiting his father.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. ],
IIurkhart, who was quite Sick last
week, Is Improving,
Miss Efle Miller left Tuesday for
Portland, where she intends spending
some time with friends and relatives.
A bargain in n fine Jersey cow, gem
lie In all particulars, with the best of
recommendation For particulars in-
qu!re of this Office.
Arnctt aud family have resigned
their position as mail carriers, and 1t Is
now open for bids, for mail carrier
from the postoffice 10 the depot.
w. o. 'rrine was In town yesterday
and informs us he intends accepting
Cameron's challenge TO run 75-yard
foot race, and will run for $1,000.
The city council ut their last meeting
ordered considerable sidewalk built,
which has cuused considerable kick
ing. Let the good work go on
The DOG p. NJ. trnin does not bring in
the mail since the time has been
changed, so some Of the boys and
men will have to find some other cx-
cusc for staying out Of nights.
George Rice, Elial Parker and John
MAYER returned home the first Of the
week from their hunt in the noun
tains, with no bear or venison, but re-
port having good time with the cx-
ccption Of the rain.
Mrs. G. A. Mcdonald Is in town this
week attending to her sister, Miss Jes-
sie nicCaulley, who is very sick. Mr..
Mcdonald came up with her Wednes-
day, but returned TO his home Mt Har-
risbure the same day.
A. II. Cyrus & Go. sold this week G.
N. Futhills farm Of 2G acres two and
one-half miles from Lebanon. Consid-
Grafton 5000. Also sold to j. G. Boyle,
two lots belonging to DIR. L, 7. Match
cit Consideration $3.50.
Mrs. Riley and Mrs. Carr have rent
ca the diningroom Of the Exchange
hotel aud will start up restaurant
there soon, and j. Nixon will run the
sleeping department, 80 the hotel will
soon start up In all Of its glory.
The trustees Of the M. L. Church
have moved their parsonage back, and
II now faces the other street, which
throws II just back Of the church. We
understand they intend putting new
fence around their grounc right away.
Died, at his home five miles north Of
this place, on .Octobea IA, Of cholera
infantum, Charles Ketts agedabout Is
months. The burial took place ou the
10th inst, conducted by Rey: +. IL.
Calder. He was buried at the Mn
sonic cemetery. The parents have the
sympathy Of all.
We heartily return thanks for tick
ct which gives us a chance Mt one OF
thirty-six prizes offered by the firm of
Staver & Walker, of Portland. The
prizes range from On elegant stude-
baker road cart to whip, The distri-
hutton is made by the presentation Of
tickets and the drawing Of numbers on
certain pay. People unable to so TO
Portland can secure n ticket byaddress-
ing postal to the firm at Portland.
VIM. Michael, n l5-year-old boy, was
convicted of mGnslaughter, aud has
been sentenced to seven and one-half