The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-10-10
RRowNsvaLLE DREKzEs.

so are some OF his children.
October 8, 1880. REPORTER.
BRowNsvuLLE BREEzEs.
Daisy Lee lett for Corvallis Monday.
J X McCormick went TO Corvallis
Monday.
There were several real estate trans
fers lately.
Maurice Jaeger has put new roofon
his dwelling.
We have had some refreshing
showers lately.
T s Pillsbury is selling good time
pieces at four dollars.
J NJ Rice and w b Smith went to
the mines this week.
Lizzie Hausman Is attending the
exposition at Portland this week.
Dick Larkell says he prefers Browns
Vile to any town that he has seen.
Jessie Stout contracted a cold last
week which disabled him for active
duty.
Zoni Hagen has for several days
been suffering the agonies Of rheumatic
fever.
Mr. Dodson and family, from near
Spicer, moved into Brownsville last
week.
Lew Tycer raised seventy bushels Of
corn on less than an acre or land this
season.
Jake Bilyeu owes ms quart OF milk
for lifting his cow out Of a sack Of
bran, Sunday.
Died, in Brownsville, Oct 5th. Raphael
Goodrich, infant son of Mr. and Mrs
John Goodrich.
DIR Reese is necessarily lonesome
since his only daughter IL married and
moved 10 Seattle
The Brownsville Cornet Band have
been invited to attend the Military
Ball at Lebanon.
Curran Cooley returned from the
Calapooia mines last week. This
was his initial trip.
Charley ArnsFslser, nom the neigh
borhood of Harrisburg, will occupy J
b Morelock's house.
John Waters and wife and Mrs ] II
r Morelock moved TO kirkland, suburb
to Seattle, this week.
Alvis Gentry no longer EMPLOYS a
clerk but he and McHargue weigh and
wrap their own goods.
Alex Howe returned from the lower
end of the o Ry Saturday, after an
absence of several weeks.
Henry Window and family and
Jessie Wimdom and wife LEFT Tuesday
for their home in Crook county.
Minor jackson not only gives his Gus
toners n clean shave, but serves his
patrons with good cigars as well.
Watermelons have disappeared from
the market. Their sequel as the
doctor would say, lie being reaped In
all its fury.
The LEBANON EXPRESS does not
make good time on the narrow gauge
road; it does not reach US with any
regularity of late.
Several families have recently moved
into tewn, some Of whom have long
been residents of this State, while
others are newcomers.
F Venner returned from Portland
Saturday. Assayer Hampton was
absent from the city and samples of
ore which he took with him were not
assayed.
w ID Washburn, while at the State
fair, bought a brace Of Scotch colliee.
The consideration was small when
weighed against the qualities of this
breed of dogs.
Porter Elmere has been seeding a
medow this week. Porter has lived
long enough In the country OF bunch
grass to understand the requirements
of a stock farm.
We cannot understand why the Mon
golian pheasant shouldbe hedged about
by law while the domestic fowl is
left without protection i'm its domestic
duties of scratching up flowers I'm
neighbor's yard. They should at least
be allowed the benefits of martial law,
and we know some ladies who will see
that they have them.
DIR Starr bought an Indian pony
that for kicking qualitses is unsur-
passed. By dexterous movement of
his hind feet he painted for the Dr's
gaze several starry consultations and
made a prismatic display of the primary
colors. This is among ehe least of his
he has two other members
tha. are truly dramatic in ther way.
The genufiections of these supernumer-
ary members are generally followed by
lasting impressions.
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