The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-03-08
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

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Encourage new eoalers and give
them hearty welcome.
We have nicely located town, and
enterprise will make big city here.
Awake Is your interest, even II YOU
have to stick pin IN yourself to ,lo It..
Rev. j. w. Snoderly will preach at
The Gore school house Sunday at II
A. NJ.
Jake Biiyeu and wife and little
daughter paid flying visit to Scio this
week.
Coll Van Cleve, Of Yaquina Bay.
was IN town the first Of the week, and
made us pleasant call
After Jan /, 1890, the University al
Eugene will be a free school to any one
passing the required examine ton.
The ladies' Of the NJ. L. church will
March 18th. Further particulars next
week.
Engine Co. No. viii meet at the
engine house next Monday evening,
March IL, 70 elect officers for the ensu-
ing year.
PIT. Coursey, of Kentucky, has been
here several days looking at property
with the Intention of locating, which
we trust he win do.
Ar. Cyrus sold to Chas. Cawrse
last Tuesday, Jas. CofTett's farm OF 200
acres near Providence school house.
Consideration. $500.
Engine Co. No. met at the hall last
Friday, aud n motion was passed that
the engine should be repaired, which
viii be done as soon as possible
Call at THE EXPRESS office when
YOU wish TO subscribe for any leading
paper in the United States; we will
make it TO Your advantage TO do so.
For rent. new house with five rooms,
in the moth end OF town, with about
three-fourths of an acre Of ground for
garden. Apply at once nj this office.
The machinery of the saw mill which
was burned last week has been sent to
Albany for repairs. The mill will he
removed 70 Lebanon aud operated this
summer.
We now have all kinds of stationery,
and are prepared to do all job work a.
cheap as it can he doIre this State.
Call in and see onr stock and get prices
on good work.
Mrs II. J. Trine left on Tuesday
for Springfield, Lane county, to join
her husband, who IS now pastor Of the
NJ. f. church at that place We re-
ksret having them leave Lebanon.
Mrs Biggers, of Scio. has bought the
Iiggcft house, on Main street, adia-
cent to Mr.. Bpyeu's, AMI has movc,i
into the same. We welcome this cx-
eellent Christian woman among us.
Rev. j. r.. kirkpatrick goes to Salem
this morning, and win preach IN that
city on Sunday. Rev. b. Fe Moody
will occupy the pulpit of the G. y.
church al this place sabbath morning.
a great many immigrants in Leila
non this week from different parts Of
the East. Several sales of real estate
have been effected both i'm town and
country, and a general stir in all bust
ness
IF you want to buy cheap lot on the
installment plan call at THE EXPRESS
office. The lots in the new addition TO
Lebanon are being rapidly taken, and
IL YOU want a desirable lot now is your
time.
We have nice free reading room
fitted up in connection with this office,
~-&-saSshich all our friends and subscribers
ar1 cordially invited The latest news
from all over the country. Come in
and read.
The G.. A. r. Of Lebanon had a very
pleasant open meeting on Monday
evening, and gave nice supper to the
W. r.. c. at the popular st. Charles
hotel, where all went merry as a mar
riage bell.
The entertainment aud supper given
at the PRESBYTERIAN church last Friday
might was a success both socially and
financially. The attendance was good
and the proceeds amounted to thirty
five dollars.
Wanted, two or three cords Of wood
from several good clever subscribers ot
THE EXPRESS, on subscription. Chick
ems, eggs and all kinds of country pro
DutG taken us current 4Fl
THE EMPRESS.
Mr.. J. G. Gross, who has been in AL
bany circulating the bridge petition
made us a call Thursday. He was sue
cessful in getting many signeis, an6
thinks Waterloo is sure to have thi:
much needed bridge.
The Ladies' Missionary Society o
the First Presbyterian church vii
give a public meeting on next Sabbath
evening at their church. An interest
ing and Instructive programme will b.
carried out. All are invited to be pres
ent.
Hon. W. C. Hindman, of Bake
City, who has been on visit to hi
kother in this town for the past thrc
weeks. returned to his home on Tues
day He is quite an Intelligent gen
tleman, and is thoroughly conyersan
with the history OF this country, and i
identified with all that pertains to he
welfare. -
Therswwas a little unpleasantness a
the school meeting in the adjoinin
: district north Of town. The belligel
ents both left the marks of battle, bU
We're separated without great loss {
blood We understand that there wa
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