The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-09-05

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compliment, but modesty frobids our
giving it TO the public.
The carpenters have finished their
part of the work on John Boards cot
tage. AS soon as the building is plas-
tered and painted John will change
his residence to the west side of the
street.
The bartsring, chaffering spirit which
Is leading trait of the New Highlander,
seems to have entered into several OF
our citizens, and they can drive bar
gain with ali the adroitness of a genu-
inc Yankee.
As we were coming home on the
Lebanon train Monday, the break rod
on the rear car dropped and made such
u noise and tore up the gravel ut such
i rate that we thought Ed. was rum
ming a gravel train.
The members of the Nj. E. church
will give a reception to their pastor,
Rev. Boyd, at the residence of w.
afenzies Friday evening, Sept 5th, from
1880 until 10 p. NJ. The public are
cordially invited to attend.
The Lebanon Cornet Band opened a
serenade on the city MT an hour of
quiet, when our people had retired for
the evening. The sweet strains were
continued until late hour, much to
the satisfaction of music-loving COM
munity.
That sour-tempered, cross, dyspeptic
individual, should take DIR. j.. HI. Nc
Leans Sarsaparilla. 1t will make
him feel as well and hearty as the
healthiest of US. He needs braelng up,
yitalizing, that is all. For sale by
Beard & Holt.
Frequently accidents occur in the
household which cause burns, cuts,
sprains and bruises; for rse in such
cases DR.. J. HI McLean's Volcanic Oil
Bininent has for many years been the
constant favorite remedy. For sale by
Beard 6 Holt.
Mr.. Michener, who is engaged tc
teach the Halsey school, went into the
mountains Monday armed with 4
Winchester and encircled with a belt
Of cartridges He has declared wal
against every species of game known
to the Cascade mountains.
Plainview does not propose to wait
until the railroad is widened before
booming. Three houses will be buili
soon. There is now blacksmith shoT
in town and there are other indi
cations of prosperity. Crops in this
section of country are said TO be very
good.
1t Is a requirement of the postoffice
department that the stamp shall be
placed upon the upper right-hand cor
ner of the envelope This is for con.
venience in caneeliug. If a letter is not
stamped in this way, the postmaster
has a right to send it TO the dead letter
Office.
We have not learned whether the O.
Railway will be built through ouI
town-in fact we have not heard the
matter mentioned for some time. The
grade is being widened rapidly be
tween this point and Portland, and
whatever is done will have TO be done
quickly
Married, at the residence of the
brides parents in Lebanon, Sept. 3, by
Rev. J. R. Kirkpatrick, @. A. Propsi
and Miss Maud Nickerson. We ac-
knowledge the receipt of wedding cake
IN triplicate- The couple have our
well wishes, which are happiness and
prosperity.
Families not already supplied should
lose no time in procuring a bottle ol
Chamtrersain's ChoIic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. it is the only
remedy that can ALWAYS be depended
upon for bowel complaint in all it'
forms. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale
by M. A. Miller.
w. l.. Jackson, r. Y. Jackson and
Everett Parrish of Scdaville, E. Niche
ner of HaIsey, and Guy TaIbert of Sa
lem, went into the mountains Tues
day to shoot, kill and carve 'sall man
- 80 1@s,f RI fFan
and chew the cud, and as many othel
species as cross their path.
No doubt great deal of news escape:
US owing TO the fact that we are no
omnipresent. If you know anything
new do not be so selfish as TO keep it Il
yourself. but go to the nearest news
paper office and confide it to the editor
and we guarantee that YOU will sseeI
better and knowledge will increase.
Lebanon had distinguished visitor
last Friday in the person of Capt
Connor. The Captain headed al
expedition that was sent to Africs
in search of Stanley when it wa:
thought that the great explorer wa:
lost. He was sent far up into northern
latituies at a late date, and is a mar
who has seen good deal of the world
CIaud Reed and Charles Waters, two
painters, left for parts unknown last
week. They had engaged to paint the
school building at this place and the
Presbyterian church at Albany, re
ceiving from the above-named souree;
$685. OF course the material was not
paid for, which they had bought o.
Price & Robson, and these painters car
well afford to go on ali excursion.
A newcomer from one of the storm
ridden States of the West reached
Oregon last year and purchased land
near Salem on whicE was a nice young
orchard. He was in town the Other
day, complaining of the country. He
said he would "as lief live in a cyclone
country as in a country where the trees
broke down under the loads of fruit
He is surely to be pitied.-Salem States
man.
The social given by the w. r. G.
last Friday evening Wac very pleasant
affair. tits said to have drawn together
a larger crowd than ever was seen on
any similar occasion. 1t was said by
f. NJ. Miller in his speech, that the
object in giving these socials is to build
hall for the use of the organization
No one wishing to pass the evenings
pleasantly, can afford to miss these
social gatherings.
Prof. D. Torbet, our new principal ot
Sautiam Academy, comes well recon-
mended from the various schools where
he has taught. These recommends
tionS were cheerfully given by both
school boards and pupils, and all testify
to ripeness of scholarship and an envi
able faculty in the management o.
schools. The Academy will DOUBTLESS
take new lease Of life under SO eff
ficient a management.
Several men and teams are at work
this week clearing the ground fol
Kirkpatrick horticultural park
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