The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-10-24
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MluoI JackSOH udS u new sIock Vi
cigars.
Ed Powers of Halsey was in town
Saturday.
Fred Gross had IA severe attack OF
erysipelas lately.
Trains on the o Ry will run on time
after Thursday of this week.
Rev Van Tassel occupied the Baptist
pulpit Sunday morning and evening.
Jas Phegley will take charge Of the
Arlington hotel on the 30th of this
month.
Mrs. Brownell, of Albany, was visit
ing L. + Powers family Saturday and
Sunday.
Supt. jaeger of the f. w NJ. Co.
tells US that their sales are unprece-
dented.
Thos Kay came in ON Saturdays
train. He took our Pullman sleeper at
Tallman.
Rev F w Parker severed his connec-
ton with the e z church at this place
on Sunday.
Lev J Bowersox of the Evangelical
church held services in South Browns
vile Sunday.
Wm Wilkins is clerking for r n
Thompson during the illness of his
clerk, Mr.. Gross.
Mrs Orebaugh. who left for Georgia
few weeks since, died soon after reach
ing her destination.
The stereotyped question asked
every sleepy individual is, "Did you
come via Tallman?"
JJ White, Eley Wood, Alex Howe,
Geo tioble and Nennum spent Sun
day in Brownsville
Noplace like home, ifyour wife be ab-
seati but the nearest approach to it is
the society of deafm
A protracted meeting was begun
under the auspices OF the c p church
on Saturday evening last.
Mrs. NJ. E. Wilson has traded the
Arlington hotel, which she has run so
long, for farm adjoining town.
Mcdonald. of the Times, and F c
Stanard are building good two-story
dwelling in Hausman's addition.
Lert Bennett returned to Brownsville
last week. after an absence of eight
years. His home at present is on the
Sound.
Beb Blanchard, who lately took
charge of the card room in the Albany
woolen mill, was visiting his family in
Brownsville Sunday.
The depot platform aud other appur-
tenanees of the .. Ry. at this place are
undergoing many rapid changes, aud
evidently for the better.
Miss Bessie Irwin, who left Browns
vile last spring with the Intention ii
making her home in Seattle, returned
to this place last Friday.
Frank Malone, who has been LONG
and fayorably known in Linn county
died AT his home four miles aboy,
Charlottesville on last Friday.
Mr. McLeary, who resides two mile,
north of town, took his daughter, VIII,
has been suffering from some ehroni
,ilment, to Portland for treatment.
Isaac Louden, who in company viii
r NJ G. Bradley started for the Gala
pooia mines last week, teok the Inump
! and was compelled to return 10 hi
home i'm Brownsville.
IT is rumored that E ID Hagen an,
Ed Narr will have a brewery ii
Brownsville soon, and that they vii
consume the product right at home
nothing like home consumption.
b Keeney Joined the railroa
bridge carpenters this week If Jin
works as hard as formerly, every par
| ticle of eombustible material along tn
line will be consumed inside of weeh
The indications are that the wider
ing of the gauge of the o Ry will b
begun in about thirty days. TIL
! equipments for this road are said tu
| tirst-eisss. and soon we can boast of 8
good road as there is in the valley.
Jack McI<ereher, of Crawfordsvill,
! who is afflicted with tulnor on IN
neck, is better. He has reduced til
size of the tumor by the application {
kendalfs SPAWN cure. II Is though
, that if Mr. NJ, Kercher persevere in tL
treatment that he will recover.
{ There is a good deal of earnest tai
: ameng the busin IS men of the tow
= with reference To building canner,
No doubt sufficient anouut of stoc
\ would be taken in a short time, if onl
someone would lead in the matter, I
build and equip a first-elass cannery s
his place.
The boys who went to Albany la
Saturday feel that some of the papel
have done them great injustice
intimating that they had been inlbil
Il ing, turned the hack over, lost YES
II etc. An explanation of the unhapp
r affair is to be sought in the fact til,
s the vehicle in which the unfortuna
e men rode was of that primitive sty
IS known as rockaway, and that q ia
d tory hand can no more account for
e freaks and lurehes than an untutore
e savage can calculate an eclipse. "
n hope that the parties to the mishs
v will not be called upon a second tin
v to vindieate themselves.