The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-22
l6DaIlon Express.
EYES AND EARsl

PuSh or be pusded-which?
New buildings every quarter.
ssand-still policy wont work.
JEFF Tsorn raised 1000 bushels of graf,
this year.
Mr.. Mayberry completed his cottag
this week
Guaranteed machine oils at Crusol
4 Menxies'.
Screen doors and windows at Cru
son 4 Menzies'.
DR.. Lamberson was stocking up Will
drugs this week.
A Young man was fined S. Saturaa,
night for ulsordely conduct.
Work was begun on the Southern M
E. church building this week.
Mrs. I. Banta moved upstairs owe,
Moses's variety store Tuesday.
@. W. Wheeler has all kinds o
lumber at his saw mill in Lebanon.
A load of furniture for the Exchange
hetel came in from Albany WeGnes
day.
Isaac Banta who was Imprisoned last
week. has given bail and is now at
liberty.
Thirty-two columns of solid reading
matter every week for four months for
so cents
FS1een houses to be builtin Lebanon
Just as soon as the carpenters can get
20 work.
It was cloudy and threatened rain
Monday, but it mist-ed this part of the
country.
The wicked flea when no man pur-
sueth.n For proof. sleep in some coun-
try bar1-
Both the Academy and public school
give promise of a liberal patronage the
coming term.
A new walk was laid in front of the
bleck lying south of the Mammoth
store this week.
Renaaaber you can get a hot or cold
t<ath any day in the week at l. r Bo-
runs barber shop.
Rev. J. NJ. Price, who was committed
to the insane asylum last spring, is
slowly recovering.
John Boards cottage on Main street
VIII be unlike any house heretofore
built in ISssanon.
We u1ll send the EXPRESS on trial
from Sept. ist TO Jan j, 1891, four
months, for so cents.
NJ A. Miller has large stock Of
machine oils of all kinds and will meet
4E1y and all competition
The man who borrowed TT. Bry-
ants smoothing plane, about a year
since, will please return it at once.
We have some choice town property
s1e%- which we viii trade for eooSi
young horses. II. Y. KIREPATRIC,R.
Thomas Balch, from near Browns
vile, Is teami;sg in Lebanon. The pa
per mil eniTtays good many teams
Superintendent Downing of the
Oregon penitentiary was in town !
Tuesday in quest of an escaped convict
The travelling public viii please note
the tine table of the Lebanon and (
Sweet Home stage line in another COT
umn.
There are eight carpenters at work
ON the paper mill, and this force will be /
more than doubled when the LUMBER is /
ali in. /
Now that the waters have subsfded. /
would it not be an op2ofTuGe time TO 1
dza5a that pond near the center of
town?
Mr.. Mayberry has about completed
his cottage on Park street. The house
was spoken for some time before it was
finished.
Clint Gordon finds his business in
cfezssl1lg at such rate as to make the E
sa1dltlon OF two more wheels almost a
necessity.
Agent Hearn has been succeeded by
i. A. Bennett, who n1anipuIates the
fcrf1 nd r. !
an expert.
Eureka meat market, just opened on
Sherman street oposite ST. Charles
hotel Wheeler & Troutman Call [
and see us :
The Lebanon paint factory will man
1za&cfare paint in seven different shades
ana we understand that their paint :
viii not fade.
The lawn social at Jos. EIkins on
Friday evening last was enjoyed by !.
many, and viii be followed by others J
equally enjoyable. I
Some people may think that our s
town is having boom; it is a mistake. i.
houses are being built to meet actual y
demand, that is all. i,
Fer variety OF drinks go to G. t.
Cotton's new pump. We wonder how n
long Il Will be before this well will con- t
duct itself Alright. q
Boon Fort has severed his connec- {
ion with the Mammoth planer and =
will hereafter run the steam engine y
or Humphrey & Taylor. y
Mr. Tamplin has surrendered the
'azor and mug to his employer and :.
viii ind permanent employment 7
With Mr.. Jones of Albany.
Joe Hardin drives a trotter that q
az1cises the earth in high places only. OF
little patient training, Mr.. Hardin. p
Vsia give yoHr colt notoriety. h
We noticed Fred Peebler riding a q
lew style of bicycle on our streets.
ust as soon as 'cycle with four wheels
invented we propose to ride. b
The young men don't object TO Mr.. "
. taking partner out riding, but = :
0 take two at a time looks too much p
Ike monopoly of the fair sex. aa e
Rev. c. P. Bailey, solicitor for the al
saptist Sentinel, preached in the Pres m
yteriian church Saturday, Sunday. 70
1onday and Tuesday evenings.
Lumber is being hauled and new to
ur principal streets. Bv the time rain so
Ills it viii find US high and dry. ST
The train on the o. P. Monday last Ia "a
bear. 1t is rumored that 20
ne train stopped, the bear went one We
say and the passengers another. ri,
The work of clearing the ground in
ISABELLA Park goes steadily on. di
mother autumn will find q wonderful ca