The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-17
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Press Office.
Miss Ollie Wassorn, who returned
from her visit to Washington last Fri
day, has since been quito sick.
Some Of the young people who went
out slelgh-riiing the last evening, de-
nicd having to walk home before they
were accused. "a guilty conscience
needs no accuser.p
The newspapers are getting offa pun
on the prevailing disease by remark
Ing, for instance: La grippe is like
TIE EXPRESS, nearly everybody Is
taking IT. Pretty good. Ahem! shake.
A TECHNICAL WoRLD.-Ncarly ey-
erything is run BY technicalities now
adays Not only law suits but even
foot races. At McMinnyille two men
recently run. Both falling they
crawled under the rope, one ahead Of
the other. The race was declared d
a draw us neither one breasted the
rope.
WHAT IT Ts.-The matter has nj last
been settled A newspaper run by n
minister tells all about IL "The La
Grippe as IL is denominated by those
who have more technical knowledge
than brains, il nothing more than the
colds our ancestors wrestled with
from The fig leaf was discarded as q
garment and people began to live in
houses"
REAL ESTATE SALEs.--The follow
lowing are the sales Of real estate made
in Lebanon this week, which ceens az
if our tewn was still on tile grow:
7. G. Peebler & Go. to Chas. Goan,
three lots.
To WIN. A. Goan, two lots belonging
to Beard q Holt.
10 Geo. Bull, one lot belonging to
Rev, +. w. Parker; all OF which were
III Kirkpatriek's addition.
Also, Peterson q Wallace sold for u.
Huston to Geo. Buhl, two lots ia Cow
ans addition.
! For e. Huston to w. E. Hardin, two
lots ia Cowar's addition. MIR. Hardin
is lately from Dakoa, aud intends
/ erecting a nice dwelling as soon as he
can get the lumber.
4 MEAN MES.--There has long been
/ a contest in this world to find the
meancst man, and great many itoms
appear on the subject, some OF them
not very savage, but nevertheless in
tercs,ing, Hcre is one; 1If reporte
are true, Pendleton contains q very
lazy, good-for-nolhing citizen, who
has son Of the same calibre. They
4 do no work, but allow the women Of
the household @ do the rustling for
/ tie family. A cord OF wood was
bought for the family BY synpatnid-
ing reignbors, and ,he male members
would not even 10 Tie saving act, the
husband endealoriug to hire or per
suade some onoelse to saw the wood.
Pendleton lays claim to the lmeanest
man in Oregon
First-olass work ut IcClure's barber
shop.
The best job work is done ~ the
EMPRESS.
4 Pure blood Wyandotte chickens for
sale by L. s. Roberts.
one good tour-year-ol1 horse for sale
cheap--well bro&e--opply 1T this office
4 and get Il bargaa.
/ Persons knowing themselves indebt-
ed to Cruson 4 Men2ies, be kind
enough to call and settle 1T once
Wheeler IS running his aawmill at
full blast is reUdy TO fill all orders.
For sale, fine young horse, four
! years old, well broken in. Apply at
this Office.
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