The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-11-07
EYES AND EARS

BNsiness is improving.
Strangers in the majority.
Lebanon as mining center.
Keep your eye on Mortar and PAN"
Wholesale legislation by Council.
The building boom stiIl continues.
s. P. Bach has number of fine Ii
brary lamps.
A good deal of new walk is being
laid in town.
JOS. Welt has his grain sown. Who
Is ahead Of Joe?
James Boyles is building a nice cot
tage on Grove street
When in Albany call ON F. NJ.
French, the jeweler.
John S. Baker is working on the
public school building.
Died, near Lebanon, Oct. so. Grant
Eastman, of typhoid fever.
John Beard has built picket fence
in front of his new csttage.
A. E. Williams has moved into b.
Cleaver's house near the depot.
Born, Nov s, to the wife of Everett
Miller, a son, standard weight
R. H. Liggett sold forty acres of nm
improved last week at $40 per acre.
M.A. Miller's little girl was afflicted
with Group lately, but Is well again.
jim Mulvehill is working in Smith
& Hammack's warehouse at the juno
ton.
Rev. n. L. New win begin revival
service in the G. P. church on Sunday
next.
from town, agreed TO disagree this
week
John TTnger, at the Lebanon flour
mill, pays the highest cash price for
wheat.
The Switzerland butcher has two
stag hounds which he prizes very
highly.
Settle Bros. would ship great deal
more grain if they could get ears when
needed.
New millinery goods, beaver hats,
plushes and ladies, furnishing goods,
at Mrs. Rice's.
Mr.. Lawrence, an artist on the West
Shore staff, visited our town the second
time last week
Ed Kellenberger was sick last week.
Ed says it was pretty difficult breath
ing for awhile
There was public sale at the farm
of R. G. Miller saturday. We are told
that stock sold well.
The best and most substantial bed
steads ever sold in Lebanon, at bedrock
prices, at e. Goan's.
It will be seen by this paper that
there are some business changes in
Lebanon this week
Why is a man in gun-powder ex-
pfosion ike last-year's whiskey bill?
He Is hard to collect.
Ben Barker is building two houses
near the railroad; the frame of one was
up as early as Monday
Farmers IN the vicinity of Plainview
are taking advantage of the weather
and are farming in earnest.
Ruff. Hiatt and Fl. Y. Kirkpatrick
are about to conclude to take another
carload of horses to Seattle.
The proprietor of the Lebanon meat
market is building small house for a
pork-paeking establishment
Go to E. Goan for window shades,
oil paintings, wire beds, wool beds,
sofa beds and feather pillows.
Do you like to read? Subscriptions
for all the leading newspapers aud
magazines received at this Office.
At a meeting of the town council
Wednesday night an ordinance was
passed placing the saloon license at
1920.
Contractor Schell is Fastening work
on the school house, but it viii not be
ready for occupancy much earlier than
Christmas.
Jack Hickman was in town Tuesday
with double-barreled gun and belt
of cartridges, bat we were assured that
ne meant no harm.
Buy your watches, clocks and jew
eIry of f. M. French, Albany, and get
chances in the drawing. See list OF
the presents to be given away.
VIM. Watkins, the coal expert from
the Sound, did not appear last week
according to promise. He has doubt
less been detained in Coos county.
The revival services at the M. E.
church are stin in progress. There
have been several conversions reported.
The services are growing in interest.
A surprise party was rendered the
Misses Swan on Halloween, Friday
evening last. The evening was passed
in pleasant manner by those present.
1t would add much to the appear
anee of East Lebanon if that dense
growth of young frs between Messrs.
Meuser's and Dobkins' were cut down.
A free Thanksgiving dinner will be
given by the lady members at the c..
p church on the 27th The member
ship and their friends invited TO at
tend.
For sick headache, female troubles,
neuraIgic pains in the head take Dr. J.
FL. McLean's Little Liver and Kidney
PiIlets. 25 cents a vial, at Beard &
H0lt's.
idol of your affections and then go to
Matthews & Washburn's, at Albany,
buy a stove or range, raise large fam-
lily and be happy.
J. H. Slime, of the Brownsville In
fO7a007st, LEBANON EXPRESS and every
other paper of note in the country, is
again mist. This time he is editor OF
the st. Helens 1fist.
DIR. III. A. Leininger, dentist, of Al
bany, will be at the st. Charles hotel,
Lebanon, Friday and Saturday, Nov.
z and s. Painless extracting and gold
filings a speciality. All work war
Ianted.
the Willamette Valley and Coast Rail.
way Co. were placed in the hands of a
receiver last week. It. e. Hogg, presi-
dent of both companies, was appointed
receiver.
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