The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29
EYES AND EARs

Business good.
Isclanon's growth Is phenomenal.
Lumber s. aud ss per N at VIII. eler's
saw mill.
Guaranteed machine oils at Cruson
& Menzies'
The health IA this Town and vicinity
is very good.
Screen doors and windows at Cru
son a Menxles'
Work i progressing on the southern
Methodist church.
A. Dodge il having barn built. Mr..
Barret is the workman.
Ice cream every Friday and Satur-
day at the ten-cent store.
Has the bridge been repaired at this
place? ffnot, why not?.
One coat of paint has been given the
new school-house already.
The painted front of Guys new store
bespeakes good workman.
Fourteen men aud one boy run over
yesterday-with pefspiration.
One building at the paper mill viii
Several men wanting TO rent houses
lately, bur there were none to be found.
Mr.. Springer is finishlng the outside
Of his dwelling by the addition of rus
tic.
We sampled some fine plums, pears
and apples at j. Marks expense, Mon
day.
A few car loads OF lumber were
shipped TO this place from Cobnrg last
week.
Thirty-two columns of solid reading
rnattes every week for four months for
80 cents.
dered to put their walks in good con-
dition.
More miles Of sidewalk are being laid
IN Lebanon to-day than in any town in
the valley.
At an auction on Monday, Uncle
Billy Nichols bought a very good
horse for S4s.50.
Geo. Gross takes one hundred and
forty-four bottles of soda water to Al
bany every week.
Several Lebanon men are about 10
conclude to visit the Calapooia and
Blue River mines.
Remember you can get hot or cold
bath any day in the week at I. R. Bo-
runs barber shop.
We have not seen a school building
anywhere that will compare favorabiy
with ours thus far.
from Sept. 1st TO Jan. l, 1891, four
months, for 80 cents.
A. W. Moses bought lot in Kirk
patricks second addition this week
and adH build On it.
Wheat in the ssForks'' is averaging
hxfeen bushels and oats thirty bushels
10 the acre. says Mr.. Ray.
We notice grapes in the market, ha.
zt viii be Scnlc time before they SUM-
plant the delicious melon.
). r. kirkpatrick intends to huiia
a house this fall on the block which
he bought in Sweet Home.
Married. in Albany. Aug p, VIM.
Bay Ct Eastern Oregon, and Miss
Neftie MouseT, OF Lebanon.
The Santian Mineral Paint Co.
had representative in town yesterday, !
in the person of Mr. Dayton.
As evidence that our town is grow
ing in population. every new house is |
occupied as soon as completed.
}. A. Archilald's new dwelling in
Wason's addition will be little ahead /
Of the average residence in town.
Furniture. upholstered goods and /
hardware at Barbour Bros. in Lebanon. l
Churchill & Monteithis old stand.
Ambrose Powell was looking for a I
man Tuesday to fill the place of his son,
who was kicked by horse Sunday.
W. F.. Ray on Tuesday was thrown /
from horse and kicked on the back of +
the head. hurting him pretty badly.
Barbour Bros. have just opened a /
complete line of furniture and hardware
at Churchill & Montefth's old stand
j. H. Frey & Son will remove their
harness shop next week to the room
now occupied By Peterson & Wallace
The M. T.. conference closed Mon
day morning and the several ministers
went hopefully TO their allotted fields
of labor.
Mrs. Biggars has contracted with
John Banta for the building of two
houses in Kansas City, our northwest
ern suburb.
1AIc W CSG CtiOEO came 10 nd0Q last
week enlarged and improved. This
publication is credit to the North
Pacific coast.
Wilcox. the photographer, will open
his gallery in Lebanon Friday morn
ing, Aug. 18th, and remain until Mon
day evening
w. j. Guy and James Smith had an
unpleasantness this week that resulted
in few scratches and a repleDished
city treasury.
Ifa survey of the government timber
lands on the Santiam be made this fall.
there will be found man for every
quarter section.
We noticed another new building
west of the railroad terminus, and We
shall credit it 10 Joe Harbin without
farther inquiry.
We have been told that the county
board Of commissioners have let the
contract to build the the abattnlents to
Our crippled bridge. /
The ladies of the w. r. G. viii be
pleased.to regale with ice cream and
cake as many as see fit to patronize
them this Friday evening.
John Elliot came in from PrineviIle
with several head of horses Tuesday.
He says the range has been unusually I
good in his section this year.
A private letter received by G. C. /:
HackIeman from the West Shore as
SIIrnS MS that Onn of the Of # will h, /