The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-09-26
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Several teams are husily Engaged /
giaveting STREETS.
Brown Hansard has been granted n !
renewal Of his license.
j. F. Hendrickson will paint Kirk
patrick's store building.
G. G. Hackleman SAYS the cash sys-
tenn calls for third clerk.
VIII the council please remember
that pond near Main street?
Teansters will finish hauling rock
fuf the paper min this week.
Born, to the wife of IL. r. Parrish,
Sept Is, an eight-pound boy.
Eureka meat market for fair dealing.
Live and let live, is my motto.
There was an open-air dance at
Hiatt's hop yard Friday night.
One boiler, six feet in diameter, has
been received for the paper mill.
Grove street Is outstripplng all other
streets In the matter of building.
1t takes from flve to seven men to
wait upon Montague's customers.
The M. Il. lsouthl church cdIilce
VIII be completed in few weeks.
A. Dodge is building two dwellings
In kirkpatrick's second addition.
Mr.. Langston sold to Mrs. Philip
Smith a lot for $500 cash this week.
Jas. Matchett bought j. II. Rether-
ford's residence property this week.
BY some means our devil broke his
chain and visited Sodaville Sunday.
f. r. Skip worth of Eugene recently
bought some real estate In Lebanon.
Mr.. Barrett will begin work on n
nice dwelling for himself next week.
Cabinet photos for $3.50 per dog. for
one week only at the Wilcox gallery.
John Banta will have a new dwell
ing on Bridge Avenue In short time.
Ed Kellenberger ships large quanti-
ties OF beef, veal and pork to Portland.
Eirst-ciass cabinet photos only 50 so
per doz. by Briggs for a few days only.
John Donaca has the sympathy Of
everyone who has suffered with stiff
neck.
For comfortable seats aud sound
''sleepers" go Barber Bros. furniture
store.
Mr.. Sutton has sold his farm TO Mr..
Eound.
Every one of the fifteen houses which
are now under construction are en-
gagged.
j. A. Briggs, photographer. Gallery
on public square, Lebanon, for few
days only.
John Mckune, who has been absent
from town for few weeks, returned
Wednesday.
An Indiana family is camped near
the school house until they can set a
house 10 move into.
Wm. GUYS parents and three
brothers, all from Polk county, are \ Is
iting him this week.
Briggs photos are first class, Call
and see them. Gallery on the public
square, Lebanon, Or.
T. R. Kirkpatrick is carrying his
hand in sling. He is suffering from
a 'Jhorn in the fiesh.n
Last Saturday we saw STRIPPING
about IA years of age extracting the
fragrance from cigar.
Old plumes, tips aud feathers dyed
and re-curled by Mrs. Nellie B. Smith
milliner and dressnaker.
Afohbery was committed in the towr
of Dallas last week, in which the rob
bers escaped with $4,000.
If there he any malarial districts il
the State, the present weather vii
bring them into netorsety.
Carson Holt will huiid u residepc,
on Grove street soon; some OF the ldn
Der is on the ground already.
Pay your road tax. that when tn,
fioods come and the rains descend, yoi
may be found high and dry.
''Vannyn Smith was in town Satur
day. Whether he was visiting, o.
scenting crime, we know not.
Lumber is in demand Just now. TIL,
lumber yard near the depot was aImos
cleared this week by one sale.
Henry Parrish's boy has cost him
box of cigars already. The lad ha
taken to smoking rather young.
If you want to see some fun, go t.
Isabella Park and watch Mr.. Carlil
grub stumps with giant powder.
Winter is coming on apace. As We
we have had no frost, but the mercur,
Is thicker than it was in August.
Furniture, upholstered goods an,
hardware at Barbour Bros. in Lebanon
Churchill & Monteith's old stand.
Remember Cruson & Menzies' hard
ware business will be run on a strictl
cash basis on and after Oct. 1st, 1890.
The uniforms for the Lebanon Coz
net Band have arrived. The boys wi
be out on dress parade this evening.
The ironcIad policy of our tow
council is strongly condemned b
some, while others enthusiastically az
plaud.
The Lebanon Cornet Band will Civ
q uniform drill and cencert on thi
Friday evening in front of st. Charlie
hotel.
Tt is easy to fill paper if one has th
news, but when the editor turns mar
ufacturer the task is altogether di
ferent.
An interesting communication ws
mailed to this Office the first or tll
week, but for some cause it failed (
reach as.
Wednesday was the first whole da
that the sun has been obscured for
long while. Really, we shall cxpe,
rain this fall.
Stephen has returned from the fai
He took no premiums, but he w;
awarded some ribbons, which were ju
as acceptable.
John Powers of Santiam brougl
two varieties of potatoes to this offiC
which for size and quality are n,
easily beaten.
a man who has been travelling ov,
the State told us this week that v
have the finest school house in IL