The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-12-26
Express.
cEMBER IS. 1890.
IS AND EARsl
greeting to you.

Several teams are engaged in hauling
rock for the paper mill.
MFR. Pengra, of narrow gauge fame?
was in Lebanon Wednesday.
School was dismissed at the Academy
on Friday last, for one week only.
IL. Swan is building fence around
his premises near the school house.
Rev. g. S. Hanleiter occupied the
Presbyterian pulpit Sunday evening.
Rev. C. A. McIlrny preached in the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning.
a born, to the wife Of Harvey Cross,
Dec IL, a girl weight, twelve pounds.
g. Lovelee, the merchant tailor, re-
ceived an invoice of fine goods Monday.
Charley Smith, formerly of Browns
vile is now located three miles east of
Lebanon.
Elk Horn Restaurant for holiday
goods, bread and confectionery. Kirk
patrick's building.
a crowd of boys organized a char
iTari and gave newly-married couple
= benefit Tuesday night.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to Mrs. George Rice must call
and settle by February lst.
,. G. Mossholder bought the old pub
lie school house and the two lots bC-
longing with it, Wednesday.
Let old and young step into our office.
and see our stock of cards. We have
a full stock from which to select.
Get on to those dress goods Montague
is selling at such reduced prices; why
people are just going wild about them.
The charity which begins at home
and never gets outside the yard fence
is neat pocket edition of selfishneSs
All parties knowing themselves in
debted to me will please call and settle,
as need my money. NJ. A. MILLER.
Prof. ]. W. Wilson has just closed q
very successful term of school and has
gone into winter quarters at Sodaville.
Mr. Hamilton of Sweet Home was
after DIR. Courtney Saturday TO visit
one of ilis children, who was very sick.
The o. Ry. has been widened, but the
change has not given additional speed
TO trains, which are tardy as formerly.
Montague is selling 81 90 shoes fol-
SS 90 this week Now is the time tc
get in, as the rains have commenced in
earnest.
About two hundred of our population
are enrolled at the public school and
Academy We are justly proud of oul
schools.
That 6a-cent flannel Montague i,
selling at IS cents is going like 10
cakes. Lay III your supply before it
all gone
Rev. c. A. Mcdonald will spend !
week in Lebanon, after which he vii
60 TO Heppner TO begin meeting in
that town.
Mr. Baker is painting the depot
We understand that he is employed by
the s. p. Co. to do the painting along
their line Of road
One Of the best points for an oct
meal mill in the valley is in Lebanon
For futher particulars call in person
and see for yourself.
If you spit up phlegIn, and are treu
hled with hacking coagf, use DR..
II. McLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm
For sale by J. A. Beard.
Mr.. Hamnack tells US that cne-hal
the grain stored in his warehouse a
the Junction has been shipped and tba
there is no market at present
al bU6 Et-t0C1CC III lltt
brides father, near Lebanon, Dec %
J. L. Gentry and Miss Edna j. Settle
Rev. G. A McIlroy officiating.
Bay your watches, clocks and jew
eiry OF E. n. French, Albany, and ge
chances in the drawing. See list o
the presents to be given away.
The nickel mines in Southern Oregon
are creating some excitement at present
1T is thought by some that these ar
the richest nickel mines yet discovered
J.w. Bishop of Hamilton Creek wa,
in town Tuesday. Mr.. Bishop ha
bought flock of goats and will Sc
them to work cropping his oak grubs
Some choice bargains in real estat
will be offered by Peterson & Garland
in the next issue. Watch for the nev
ad.
A. C. Harden left with Peterson 4
Garland turnip that weighs twent,
pounds. Ye men who are waiting 70
something to turn-up, come to Leba
non.
From the Eugene Guard, we lear
that G.. A. Wooley, who formely live
in Lebanon, fell from scaffold, break
ing two ribs besides receiving severa
bruises
Montague is selling clothing at price
never heard of before; in fact his Gus
toners have begun to think that tn
tariff Oh clothing has been repeale'
altogether.
J. r. Kirkpatrick has $50 worth c
fruit trees for sale at wholesale prices
These trees comprise some choice va
rieties and viii be retailed to the pul
chaser at wholesale prices.
The mud has accumulated on ou
Cross-walks to such an extent as
throw open a valuable area of territor
to persons seeking homes under tn
pre-emption and homestead laws.
A. NJ. Wilson, of TalIman, tells U
that Miss Matte ellison has returne
from RitzviIle, Washington, much in
proved in health, having gained thirt
pounds in weight during her absene'
A grand ball will be given Ne
Years eve by the Harmony Orchestr
of Lebanon. This orchestra, but r.
Gently organized, is composed of fly
pieces, and will furnish excelle1
music for the ball.
G. r. Cotton showed us his Chris
mas hen. She is of the Lang Sha
breed of fowls, the fattest we ever saw
Had we not been restrained we woul
undoubtedly have damned our hea
ag'in de wall free or four times"
Frequently accidents occur in tt
household which cause burns, cut
sprains and bruises; for use in sue
cases DR.. j. H. McLean's Volcanic o
Liniment has for many years been Il
constant favorite family remedy. FC
sale 10y j. A. Beard.
Everything will soon be in readipe
for working the MyrtleCreek mines Il