The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-09-12

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up the twenties. Good times, busineS4
brisk.
The painters are again az work on
The new school building. When com
pleted II win be the handsomest ang
innst complete school building Ia Linl
county.
Are there any chronic grunibiers Ii
town2 Don't expect to find u smootl
sea at all times Emerson says lever,
ship Is y romantic object, except thai
we sail iM.n
Jno A. Beard has erected one Of th,
neatest appearing cottages in town II
II a model of comfort aud beauty
Those. who are contemplating building
should look at It.
John S Baker, contractor, builder
and designer. Drawings and specifl
cations neatly and promptly executed
lebanon, Oregon. Give me call be
fore letting contract.
Thos. Kay was in Lebanon Friday
last. He tells us that goods of his
manufacture sell readily, and that he
is establishing stores In different parts
of the country.
A mammoth turnip can be seen al
the office of Peterson q Wallace. 1t is
from the garden OF J. r.. kirkpatrick,
and weighs 10 pounds. Mr. X. does
everything on big scale.
I. A. Bennett, depot agent at this
place. and Miss Ida Roberts, one OF
Harrisburg's most popular young la-
dies, were married at the residence OF
the brides father Sept. 9Th.
1t has been suggested that the me-
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by pipe To Lebanon and make Of this
place u great health resort. What do
our people think of the idea?
We see farmers in our town
frequently who have heretofore done
their trading in other towns. This l.
good omen, proving that our ner-
chants do well by their customers.
IN almost every paper you pick N,
YOU see the TAD y asElixer Of Life
The best elixer we have ever found is
fresh air, sunshine and exercise. Try
it and save your money and your tenn
per.
r. w. Mitchell. one of the principal
stockholders of the wegon road com
pany, and E n Deadly, son of Hon Nj
Deadly, passed through Lebanon the
first of the week on their way up the
road.
The seats for the new school house
are on hand. They are single seats,
the latest and best. The boys and girls
will now have no chance 10 Law their
misconduct to their seat-mate's ac-
count.
Would it not be well for our city
Fathers to see If we haven't surplus
of condemned hose in the fire depart
ment and lack of available hose in
case of FIRE. "a stitch in time saves
nine-n
Hack Ieman wants to know if you
c1ll hen house a hennery and cream
house creamery, why you would not
call house that keeps first-class socks
a sockery. He says he has the best for
the least money.
Where is the town with such rush
III business as in Lebanon Saturday?
Streets crowded with wagons; business
houses 6lied with patrons; the air full
of the praises of our city; the pockets Of
all full ofmoney.
From the number at pianos and or
gans coming to our city, we expect the
long winter evenings, soon to come, to
he enlivencd by the enchanting strains
If 9saiian harmony. Now for an old
si.ise music school.
Rev. 4. P. Boyd goes to Lebanon to
preach the coming year. We very
much regret that he did not return 10
Drain. The people of Lebanon are
fortunate in securing his services, a he
il one of the rising young men of Ore
2cn.-Draia Echo.
Mr.. Russell, an architect and builder
recently from the East, will put up a
cottage on the lot of his father-in-law.
Rev. A. Leroy. in Kirkpatrick's sec
ond addition. Mr.. Russell is now a
resident of Brownsville.
f. =. Dunn, OF Salem, delivered an
Everett piano to Hon. r. G. Miller last
week. Mr.. Dunn thoroughly under
stands musical instruments, having
sold a great many during the time he
has been engaged in the business.
Joseph Riggs, of the Arm OF Mcleod
& Riggs, tanners of Brownsville, was in
town few days since with samples of
leather. He spends good deal OF his
time on fhe road and is doing much
toward building up a strong home in
dustry.
That sour-tempered, cross, dyspeptic
individual, should take DR.. j. III. Nc
Leans SarsaparilIa. Tt will make
him feel as well and hearty as the
healthiest of US. He needs bracing up,
vitalizing. that is all. For sale by
Beard s. Holt.
Rev. Grant, Baptist minister of
Prineville, will preach in the Academy
chapel next Sunday morning and
evening. The prayer meetings of the
Baptist congregation viii hereafter be
held at the Academy instead of at the
Band hall.
Frequently accidents occur in the
household which cause burns, cuts,
sprains and bruises; for rise in such
cases DR.. ). H. McLean's Volcanic Oil
Liniment has for many years been the
constant favorite remedy. For sale by
Beard & Holt.
II. Y. Kirkpatrick sold the last lot
in Kirkpatrick second addition last
Thursday to r.. b. Healey. A fourth
addition will soon be put upon the
market, and owing to its proximity to
the horticultural park, is expected to
build up rapidly.
We smack our lips in appreciation of
the cake sent us by the ladies of the NJ.
E church. You wouldn't believe how
many editors we have when anything
good comes 10 the Office. We wish
Rev Boyd would enjoy these receptions
oftener. Thanks.
S. NJ. w Hindman is always doing
something to endear himself to the
printers. The latest act of kindness
on his part was to leave at this office
more plums than we can dispose of in
two weeks. Bro. Hindman, you are
always welcome.
Rev. Skipworth informs us that his
parents expect to locate in Lebanon in
the near future. Lebanon is not only
a business center, but is sure to be a
thing of beauty and a joy forever, be-
ing selected as the choice of Oregon for
q ,aiaac 1,f hapao