The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-05-30
RIDAY ....... MAY 80, 1890.
EYES AND EARsl

Decoration day.
Election dinner Monday.
Political speaking this afternoon.
This viii be a big day In Lebanon.
A drop ofink makes hundreds think
Several real estate transactions lately,
Refreshing showers of much-needed
rain.
Guaranteed machine oils ut Cruson
u MenRiea'.
J. II. kirkpatrick returned from Sc.
attic Monday.
Born. May 2Sd, to the wife Of NJ.
Hoblnett, son.
Screen doors and windows ut Cru
eon q Menzies,.
The roof Is being put ON @. T. Cot
toms new stsre.
Born. May 25th, to the wife Of J. d.
Smith, q daughter.
Thompson & Overman, harness and
saddles. Albany, Or.
Egscial and supper at the new City
restaurant this evening.
Many heavy loads of lumber are
rolling into town daily.
r. McC,alley went to Junction City
this week to see his sons.
The plesterers are now at work ON
the big hotel at Sodaville.
r. Hiatt sold two lots last week to
Mr. Simonds, of Sweet Home.
Where are the Lebanon people uo-
ing on the ever-giorious Fourth?
DIR. D. w. odell, the Sodaville ply
stefan, was In to see US this week.
Several Lebanonites attended the
speaking at Brownsville Monday.
Prof. r.. N. Wright is attending the
teachers examination at Albany.
No fish oil In our machine oils.
CRUsoN & MENzIEs.
For antitrust tInware call ON Mat
thews & Washbnrn, Albany, Oregon.
Mrs. G.. w. Rice has something of
Interest TO the ladies In another column.
The ladies of the C. p. church will
give strawberry festival in the near
future.
A 'jay bird'' tells us that there will
be one or more weddings in town before
very long:
- - tcltbtkCu ttidI the DUTHt ufS1EleA
of Seio will be rebuilt with substantial
brick blocks.
F. NJ. Miller has been appointed
census enumerator for Lebanon and
Liberty precincts.
Remember you can get hot or cold
hath any day in the week at /. R. Boz
rnm's bari,er shop.
Miss Daisy Daniels, of Albany,
visited her cousins, the Misses Swan,
few days this week.
We find that Thompson & Overn1an
carry the finest line of harness and
saddles in the valley.
The first cherries Of the season were
on sale at s. p. Bach's. They were
brought In 10y A. Dunn.
For board, with or without lodging.
Inquire of Mrs. j. Elkins one door
south of the G. p. Church
Messrs. Ben Donaca and L. r. Bo-
rum, accompanied by their families,
visited Brownsville Sunday.
Run Hiatt has sold 200 cords of fir
wood To 0'Neil Bros. for the paper
mill. Price paid, 3 per cord.
Lebanon viii have street sprinkler
this summer. Messrs. Westfall & Co.
are having the machine made.
The celebrated Charter Oak and
Jewel stoves and Ranges are sold bv
Matthews & Washhurn, Albany.
: : Do not fail to see the Improved
store. j. A. ARCHIBALD. Ag't.
The census enumerators will get I'm
only q days actual work i'm June un-
less they are allowed to work on Sum
day.
The Philomath band will give an ex-
hibition at the band hall Saturday
evening.
C. B. Montague and son. Robert re-
turned Wednesday from weeks stay.
at Maley's.
i. r.. Borum has nice new chair
at his barber shop. 1t Ii very easy,
and he now has to talk fast to keep his
customers awake.
Dan Shaw returned from Seattle last
Saturday. Dan is glad 10 get back,
and saye Seattle is "Nixy," when COM
pared TO Lebanon.
J. r. kirkpatrick has fitted up
neat Office for himself in the upper
story of his new building, one door
north of EXPRESS Office.
Next Monday is the day to walk IN
and hand in your little ballot. There'il
probably be some one around who
will tell you how to vote.
For builders hardware, carpenters
say that Matthews & Washburn, Al
bAIiy, Oregon, have the most complete
stock outside Of Portland
Seven thousand brick are being
turned out daily at the brick ward:
There are nearly 10o, 600 brick i'm the
kiln which will be burned soon.
We guarantee our machine oils TO
contain no cotton seed nor fish oils: |
but pure machine oil.
CRUsoN & MENzIEs.
I am prepared to chop grain Thurs |
days, Fridays and Saturdays; saw wood |
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. |
III. Cross.
All parties knowing themselves in |
debted to me will please call and settle, |
as need my money.
NJ. A. MILLER.
While in Albany call at Thompson &
Overman's and examine their line of
saddles, fine driving and team har-
ness. All goods manufactured at home. |
Rev. Calder held quarter ly meeting at !
Charlottesville Sunday. Mrs. Calder /
visited over Sunday in Brownsville, !
and they returned home on Tuesday. |
Over three carloads of stoves sold by
Matthews & Washburn, Albany, Ore |
gon, the first year they were in busi-