The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-12-12
EYES AND EARS!

next.
For Christmas goods call at NJ. a.
bIiller's.
The school board has employed two
new teachers.
We are glad to note the recovery Of
FIrof. ]. L. Gilbert
When in Albany call on F. NJ.
French, the jeweler.
Grass is growing everywhere but in
the streets of Lebanon.
Mr.. Bieler and family are visiting B.
+. Donaca in Lebanon.
All the display windows III town are
>aressed ill-hoiiday attire.
Some immigrants from Nebraska arr
rived by Mondays train.
Joe Nixon has laid new walk ON
two sides of his property.
Attention Is called 10 Samuel +.
Young's holiday ad. IN this issue.
James Matehett is laying a new walk
along the east side of his property.
Lumber hauling from some of the
saw mills near town continues still.
Mr.. Barrett is building a house on
his lot south Of the G. p. parsonage.
s. M. Garland will hereafter be found
in w. G. Peterson's real estate Office.
One thousand head of cattle were
marketed in Grant county last week.
John Unger is building a house in
the vicinity of the Horticultural gar
den-
The citizens of sodaville are building
a Jail.
4. Roberts little child was taken
suddenly i'll with pneumonia Tuesday
night.
DR.. Negus has taken possession OF
the house recently vacated by I. G.
Peebler.
Mrs Biggers was stricken with par.
alysis on Monday, resulting in the loss
of speech.
Rev. g. S. Hanleiter's little boy was
very sick recently, but IS now slowly
recovering.
A. Dodge bought flock Of fine me
rino sheep last week of Mr.. Burkhart
near Albany.
All persons knowing themselves in
Ciebted TO l.. NJ. Wheeler win call ana
settle at once.
VToom Bros. have established shin
gle depot on Vine street opposite tn,
M. e. church
Our depot is nlueh improved sine,
undergoing repairs and some additiona
improvements.
a. Williams has plated another nd
Clition 10 Lebanon, and our town i
growing in every direction.
All persons knowing themselves in
Slebted 10 the firm of Beard Il Hol
must call and settle at once.
The niekeI-plate shoe rack in c. c
FIackienian's display window shows
his footwear to good advantage.
Lucien Gilbert Is employed in tn,
agricultural implement house o
Knapp, Burrell & Co, ct Albany
Mrs. NJ. Banta has moved from TIN
upper story Of I&lrkpatrick'S buildin:
into a front room of the Exchange.
All parties knowing themselves in
tlebted to me viii please call and settle
as I need my money. NJ. A MILLER
From the Ochoco Review we lear
that our old friend s. 5. Brown ha
sold his farm on Willow creek to And.
Lytle.
W. c. Peterson and s. O. Waliac
have dissolved partnership. 5. o. Wal
lace is now in the employ of G. Z
Montague.
Rustic has been added to the dwell
ing occupied by Zan Parrish, addin
greatly to the comfort and appearance
of the suilding-
MA. Miller returned from Portlan,
last Saturday, where he went to pIl
chase a holiday stock of goods, of whiel
his store is ample proof.
IF YOU spit up phlegm, and are treJ
bled with a hacking cough, use DR.. :
H McLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm
For sale by J. A. Beard
Inthe approaching city election me
viii vote, not as Democrats or Reput
Iieans, but according to their convit
tions on the liquor traffic.
Buy your watches, clocks and jew
e1ry of F. NJ. French, Albany, and g
chances in the drawing. See list {
the presents to be given away.
Everybody is invited to call and e2
anime my stock of holiday good.
whether you purchase OF not.
NJ. A. MILLER.
Settle Bros. shipped 1000 bushels {
wheat to Oregon City and 1000 bushe
of oats to San Francisco this weel
Wheat is worth 80 cents and oats
cents per bushel.
Are YOU in love? If so, marry tt
idol of your affections and then go
Matthews & Washburn's, at Alban,
buy stove or range, raise large faa
ily and be happy.
Smith to Jones, on the o. Ry.: "Wh
do you think that man on the fror
seat a railroad commissioners Jone
E.He holds to his seat with both hanC
and shuts his eyes"
J.R. kirkpatrick has $50 worth
fruit trees for sale at wholesale price
These trees comprise some choice "
rieties and viii be retailed to the pu
chaser at wholesale prices.
The Literary will meet again nes
Monday night. Subject for debat
Resolved, that the mortgage-tax la
should be repealed. Music, literaI
exercises and election of officers.
IT. Bryant went to the Santa
mining district lately via of the Swe
Home and Big Bottom trail. We a
told that the mines can be reached |
this trail at any time of the year.
Those desiring thorough instructic
in music will please call on me at Il
home of Mrs. e. Carothers, and NAL
themselves acquainted with nay term
BLANCHE ECKLER.
Do you want the earth? If SO, CT
on Matthews & Washburn, Alban
Or, and they will take pleasure
showing you the largest and most COZ
plete line of hardware, stoves al
ranges in the valley.
Master Major Wallace and the Miss
Addie and Vena Cfibler made the
debut in Opera hall Tuesday nigf
This is worthy company and we
speak for them good houses in tht
tour of the country.