The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-09-19

Afasser Miller called m extra session
Of the e0nueii "Wednesday evening.
C. &. Hacklenaan and s. MI. Garland
went 10 albany Thursday morning.
Cabinet photos for 50 30 per elox. for
one week only at the Wilcox gallery.
II. Y. kirkpatrick sold TO j. q. Reed
two lots In Hiatt's addition last Satnr-
day.
a. G. Propst had his hand badly cut
on Friday last while feeding the steam
saw.
Dir. A. q. prlli, practicing physician
Q. New York, has located In Sweet
Heme.
~. d. Washbarn, Of Brownsville,
conteinplates building on his Lebanon
property.
Surveyor Warner is plating Kirk
pa riek's third and fourth additions
this week.
The Albany papers report the di: :
covery of natural gas within four miles
Of hat city.
The little daughter of Ben Donaea is
quite sick, but at last accounts was re-
ported hetter.
Whit Crawford was In town this
wsek, but ne said nothing about that
military hall.
We would like to have some money
eal subscription. but we would die before
we would ask for 1t.
charley Walton Is carrying his hand
III . sling; he has ten-ttollar boil on
his disabled member.
Old pIumes, tips and feathers dyed
and re-euTlea by Mrs. Nellie B. Smith
nliiliner and tlressinaker.
Mrs. !. B. Alexander, of EugeH,,
y: visiting her SON. Geo. T.. Alexander
Of the EMPRESS. this week.
Walker Il Eastman, of Albany, arc
lathing the school building, and will
tinish their work this wetk.
Five teams from Eastern Oregon
fsasaed through Town Tuesday Their
destination we did not learn.
Nrs. w. J. Guy has been in very
critical condition for several days. She
Is suffering from heart affection.
Df. Barker and Mr.. Hale were the
first men TO take horses over the Gala
ssefeia trail TO Treasure Mountain.
Furniture. upholstered goods and
Ntat*18stfG f1A 1AfI0df A1tN%. ftf A1SNdllDH.
Churchill & Montelth's old stand.
Remember Cruson Il Menzies, hard
ware business will be run on a strictly
cash basis on and after Oct. lst. 1880.
l.ehanan IL still extending. htr limits
4na MID ring her borders b. Burton
sisaw i the last man To plat an addi-
ton.
Mr.. orahtree. who recently purchased
al interest in the livery and feed stable,
Viii move into the house vacated v
Phil. Smith.
A. ". Moses has built considerable
shelving III the variety store this week
asla OF course he makes better display
Of his goods.
Nneax & Coma viii open their
gallery in Lebanon Sept. 9th, continu-
ing one week, at reduced prices. See
another column.
on Monday change was made in
the ti4nc Of the Lebanon afternoon
train; il now arrives at $40 instead OF
2:S0 as heretofore.
All those interested i'm the organiza.
ton Of a literary society, are requested
70 be present at the Academy, this Fri
day evening, at 7:30.
The reduction will positively last but
orc week st the Wilcox & Conn
gallery, leeEining Sept. 9th and end
5ug Ger. 5rxl, inclusive.
The S:antian Academy opened Mon
day witls good attendance. We pre-
diet that this old institution will bt
we'll patr6nized this winter.
The people along North Main stree
are praying for more light. The towr
council 4si ve heard their cries and vii
doubtless grant their petition.
Ta one who has seen Mongoliar
pheasant run, wings certainly seen
aunerfluo4ls members, designed fol or
nanent rather than usefulness.
Our customers all speak highly il
praise Of ~ Patrickis Pills. They ar
the best BERRY Bros, Carroll, Ne
braska. For sale by NJ A. Miller.
One OF the turbine wheels slipped
from the wagon on which it wa
loaded, at the paper mill, and it re
quired Il good deal of work to put it il
place
ae learn that the iron ore nea
Oswego is not so extenrive as it wa
thought to be, and the consequence
that ncw deposits wifi be sought in tn
future.
4 photographer named Briggs i
thinking OF stopping temporarily i
Lebanon, and should the outIool
justify he may conclude TO locate pei
1naneatly.
There Is no disputing the fact that
few more lights are needed OH Mai
street and we believe that they viii b
furnished
Mrs Maitland, late of Montana, VIA
viewing Lebanon this week. She wa
very favofably impressed with til
town aud viii probably invest in Lei
anon real estafe.
John 8 Baker, contractor, builde
and designer. Drawings and specif
cations neatly and promptly executed
Lebanon, Oregon. Give me call b
fore letting contract.
Phil. w Nichols, formerly forena
Of the IMPRESS, spent Sunday in Lei
anon. Phil has host Of friends in tn
part Of the country who would be gla
70 see him oftener.
Dr. Barker and Mr.. Hale started
the Calap0aia mines last week. The:
gentlemen nave never seen this porto
= zs aa.scral belt and their curiosit
ss ,ssssa Essakened.