The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-11-22

Will bc started soon.
Ed. Kellenberger has been getting a
fine lot Of pork this week.
Town lots have bcen scllisglike hot
cakes IN our town of late.
Mrs. c. H. Ralston Is visiting rela
tives at Albany this week.
Corvallis Is trying to get street rail-
way. We hope she will succeed.
Joe Harbin has n first-class veterina-
ry surgeon at his blacksmith shop.
Miss Jessie McCally took slight re.
lapse last week, but Is improving
again.
Now Is the time to have your buggy
repaired, and J. t. Hardin will fix 1t
for you.
M. A. Miller has been putting some
shelving In his store for his holiday
goods.
DR.. J. H! p. Hope has bought the
Band hall, and is putting II in good re-
pair.
There have been several new addI-
tions to our town laid out lately, and
lots are selling fast.
AR Cyrus is making arrangements
to go to Astoria, where he will open
real estate Office.
Prof. J. A. Wilson now has charge
Of the school near Mr.. Denny's. He
has 26 scholars enrolled.
How is the turkey you have been
saving for Thanksgiving? or will you
help some one else TO eat theirs?
Several papers have named Hon. r.
A. Irvine, of Albany, as candidate for
governor on the democratic ticket.
l3 acres Of land. good house, barn
and improvements, in Lebanon, for
sale cheap on Easy Terms. Inquire Of
DIR. Ballard.
Bedrock prices, new goods and STAN
dard brands at both the Mammoth and
One Price Cash Stores OF c. B. Nonta-
que.
Mr.. Casey has again taken charge OF
the engine which runs between here
and Albany. 1t looks natural to see
him ON the road again.
A Grand Thanksgiving ball will be
given in Union Hall on Thursday,
Nov. q, to which all are cordially in
vited. Tickets, including supper, 81.
Our goods reach US direct from the
and every pair Of our
boots and shoes are fully warranted.
When you need any boots or shoes look
over Montagues large new stock.
Quite number Of strangers and Wis
itors have been In town this week to
take in the boom. Well, come along
and take hand with us, now is the
time toget In and rustic If you want to
get there.
The oregenian says there are q hum
6red men In Portland trying to sell !
their timber claims, aud anxious to
take an advance Of $50 on what they
paid for them.
The foot race between w. o. Trine
and z g Cameron which was arrang-
I'd to run in Albany last Monday, was
r failure. From all accounts Cameron
seem to have been afraid to run with |
Trine.
On Saturday and Sunday even ings
Mrs. NJ. p. Krekel delivered two lee
lures In Union Hall to fair sized audi
ence, on "Frce Thought She is q
splendid talker, aud argues her side of |
the question we'll.
The Woman's Society of the Presby-
terian church nre making arrange
ments TO givea grand japanese Bazaar
and Fair on the twenty-third Of De-
cember Besides a full line OF japanese
goods there will be a full display of
useful articles. 1t will be to your in.
terest not to select your Christmas
presents until you attend their fair.
More particulars next week.
School opened at the academy Tues
day with as large an attendance as
could be expected at this season of the
year. Prof. Wright, who has charge
of this institution, is graduate Of the
college at Scio, Ohio, and has had sew
eral yearss successful experience as a
teacher. He comes highly recon-
mended from both the college and