The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-12-05

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premises with nice picket fence.
Man proposes, woman disposes, mar
riage composes, and divorce exposes.
Born, to the wife Of d. b. Troutman,
Dec. ?, q daughter. Happiness reigns.
A family by the name of Hull has
moved into Lebanon from Crawfords-
vile.
The Thanksgiving ball was well at
tended and was protracted to early
morn.
The-hoys always take the girls out,
but the girls often take them Ia. Such
is life.
Solid happiness-A l5o-pound girl In
fifteen pounds of Montague's best dress
goods.
NJ. A. Miller will open the first of
next week first-elass stock of Xmas
goods.
Run. Hiatt Intends to set hundred
and fifty peach trees on his land north
of town.
f. and C. p. churches closed Monday
evening.
The literary society viii suspend
until further notice on account of the
diphtheria.
II some men knew as much as they
talked there wouldn't be any sale for
the encyclopedia.
j. n. Combs sold his farm near Leh-
anon and is the owner and manager of
trucks in Albany.
The gauge Of the o. Ry. was expected
TO be widened as far as Brownsville by
Tuesday of this week.
Winter opened with light rainfall,
a warm northwest wind and mean
temperature of so degrees.
The Eureka meat market has
changed hands and is now owned and
run BY Wheeler & Thorp.
All persons knowing themselves in.
nehted TO the firm of Beard & Holt
must call and settle at once.
In detailing Haisey's needs. the
News mentions a flour mill and bank
as essentials to the eity's growth.
Our stores are well stocked with Aol
iday goods, which fact points to 1
Christmas tree for Lebanon.
All parties knowing themselves i'm
debted to me viii please call aud settle
% . ACS0 NY hAOaFS. N. ~ 4h1&<1-E1fN
]. r.. Thompson of TasIman called
last Friday and told US that the mar
row gauge l. no more in that part oi
the country.
Some evii-disposed individual, sur
charged with wbiskey and patriotism
demolished 1. r. Borum's barber pols
Thursday night last.
IF you spit up phlegm, and are treu
bled with q hacking cough, use DIR. j
III. McLean's Tar Wine Lung Ba.m
For sale by J. A. Beard.
Buy your watches, clocks and lew
elry of f. NJ. French, Albany, and gea
chances in the drawing. See list o
the presents to be given away.
A Baltimore doctor saws laziness il
one means of longevity. We nov
understand why we had no trouble il
securing life-insnrance policy.
More than 200 pupils are enrolled ii
the Lebanon public schools, and Prof
Wright thinks the number viii reaeI
$50 as soon as the-new school house i.
occupied
The council appointed S. NJ. w
Hindmau, z. II Bryant and r. c
Miller judges of the coming city elec
tion. These gentlemen will choos,
their clerk.
We received letter from Marshall
Mo-. asking for copy of the EXPIRES
and for all the information he can ge
concerning the prices ef land, marke
facilities, etc.
C. f. Eddy, late of Nebraska, Gu
his foot very painfully with an ak OF
Monday. DIR. Booth was called ant
stitched up the foot and the patient i
now doing WELL
Are YOU in love? IF so, marry tn
Idol of your affections and then go {,
Matthews & Washburn's, at Albany
buy stove or range, raise large fam
lily and be happy.
Why do we always talk about put
ting on a coat and vest? Who puts OF
a coat before the vest? We also sa,
shoes and stockings. What's the mat
ter of US anyhow?
]. r. Kirkpatrick received two load
of fruit and ornamental trees this
week. Isabella Park and the HoIti
cultural garden will be a valuable ad
dition TO Lebanon.
NJ. A. Miller went to Portland thi
week to purchase his holiday goods
and he invites everybody to come ant
examine his stock of Xmas goods a
the City drug store.
A lady i'm Sharpsburg, Pennsylvania
wrote to DR.. Negus of this pace iatel,
for medicine DR.. Negus frequentl,
gets letters of this nature from differ
ent parts of the country.
Jos. Riggs, of the firm of Mcleod 1
Riggs, Brownsville, returned via Leb
anon Monday from canvas of som
of the lower counties in the interest o
the Brownsville tannery.
Those desiring thorough INSTRUCTION
in music will please call on me at tn
home of Mrs. Z. Carothers, and max
themselves acquainted with my terms
BLANCHE ECKLER.
Rev. G. s. Hanleiter is having som
trouble with the Grants Pass Lumbe
Co. He saws he ordered stained glas
windows for the NJ. L. Church South
and they sent him plain glass instead
Do you want the earth? If so, cal
on Matthews & Washburn, Albany
Or, and they will take pleasure il
showing you the largest and most com
plete line of hardware, stoves an
ranges in the valley.
The Thanksgiving dinner given a
the G. p. church was an enjoyahl
affair. The participants were regale
with the best that the farm, garcie
and poultry yard could afford. VIII.
not nave thanksgiving oIbenef!
Beginning with the new year, tn
subscription price of the EMPRESS vii
be 81 so per year, cash in advance;
not paid in advance, S2 per year. n
deviation from these prices. Settle II
and take advantage of the reduction.
Major Wallace's Concert Coined
Company, consisting of Master Maja
Wallace and the Misses Addie an,
Vena Gibler, will give a concert j.
Opera hall on Tuesday evening, Dec.
Doors open at z O'Clock, concert BEGIN