The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-09-19

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he treated Us 10 melon.
Dr. Barker aud Mr.. Hale returned
from thc GAiapouin mines this week
they took claims while In the district
and appear 10 be we'll pleased with the
outlook for these mines.
Joe. Carey, j.. Abbott, +. Gill, T..
Butcher and III. Myers, ,ofScio, returned
from Fish Lake Tuesday, after having
caught 800 pounds of fish. We nc
knowledge pleasant cali.
One saloon was closed Wednesday
night, the license having expired.
Application was made for d renewal
of license, but the council would not
accept the proprietor's bondsmen.
All parties knowing themselves in
dehted 10 Cruson n Menzirs are re-
quested tn call and settle their accounts
hy the first of October, as we Intend To
sell for cash, only, after that date.
w. X. Temples steam baler presses
hay faster than a rr9iment of horses
can eat H. Go out 10 Cheadless farm
for proof; but leave your poor horses
behlnd--you might discourage the ma-
chine.
We hear 1t eontidentially remarked
that there Is now n scheme on foot
not an utopian scheme-but one that
Is feasible and is certain to mature. the
equal of any enterprise hitherto pro-
iected In this town.
liz conversation with one OF our
business men n few days since relative
10 the loss to Lebanon of the Santiam
Mineral Paint Factory, he very
generously remarked, 30, we'll, we do
not want the EARTH
We made an inspection this week OF
] q, Reea's new dwelling on Bridge
Avenue. The house Ii cnmmodious IN
all its apartments and IL Is evident that
comfort and convenience have dictated
the plans throughout.
If reports be true, we need the SER
vices Of apied, the Piper,n in some
parts Of town. A sturdy old rodent
went 30 far as to challenge lady tn
battle. OF course the courageous female
accepted the ehallengcs
Jas. Matehett, of Santiam, IL now
occupying portion of Jake Bilyeu's
house. The way families crowd into
every available point of space reminds
III nf the doubling upn process on the
overland emigrant train.
Phil Smith has removed his family
tu Judge Miller's house near the Meth
ndist church. Whether the late con
change we know not. but Phil. says his
presence was wanted there.
At the trial OF $. Fl. waIpoie at Al.
hany last Saturday, he was found
guilty OF vagrancy and was fined $2S
and costs. In default of which he was
sent to Jail for thirty days. He threat.
ems Vtnuapant.l an hi7 release
T.. T. Burtenshaw, Esq, went down
10 Lebanon, Linn county, this week,
to visit with his forty brothers, cousins
aneles and aunts and other relatives
h says, for few days-his first visit
home In twelve years.-Ashland It'd
lgs.
Willis Young, of Oakland, Or, died
Vt Sodaville last sunday evening. MIR
Young and wife had been Mt the
springs one week, where they had
come for the benefit OF his health. Tht
eemains were taken TO Oakland fol
burial.
Mr.. Geo, Finley, the popular young
merchant IF Charlottesville, and Miss
ina Rice, daughter of Hon. j. n. Rice
we're married AT the residence Of I'll,
rides father In CrawfHrsisville. We'd
tesslay, Sept. 10th, Rev. e. A. McIlroS
iliciating.
That sour-tempered, cross. dyspepti'
individual, shoud take Dr. j. III. Me
Leans Sarsaparilla 1t viii makSi
him feel as well and hearty as th,
| aealthiest of us. He needs hraclng up
sitalizinG, that is ALL For sale b,
/ Beard & Holt.
frequently accidents occur in TIN
4 ~ xtFhsaN a.AsaGa HKtRnS mt :
sprains and bruises; for I Sc ia sHcl
eases DIR. j II. McI.can's Volcanic Oi
Liniment has for many years been th
constant faverite remedy. For sale +,
Beard q Holt.
Several property-owners in Lebanon
who reside in other localities, have sic
niIied their willingness TO build in on
town provided they have the assurance
i renting the property. Why, sirs
.-our houses viii be rented before th'
II undations are laid.
Mr.. Garland, a young attorney o
Lebanon, was called to read the law t
some parties in dispute near Craw
ton is legally adjusted, Mr.. Garlan,
| will probably conclude to extend hi
visit to the Calapooia mines.
I
I Davis, that Peterson q Wallace, rea
estate agents at this place, recently tel
lesraphed to Albany for 500 blank deeds
Mr.. Davis jestingly added enc cipher
! and hence the rush for Lebanon can b
accounted for on satisfactory grounds
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
l church will give a Blue Point sociabl
at the Band Hall on Friday night
! Cant 0Rth MuSieaT and literary er
tertafnment to begin at O'CLOCK
Lunch and sociabie TO follow. Admis
sion, 25 cents. Come and enjoy youI
selves.
=. Percifun, of Brownsville, own
/ several lots in kirkpatrick secon
addition to Lebanon. He tells us tha
he will build ON his property provide
there is any assurance of renting tn
dwelling Samuel, "A renter will be o.
the ground before the building is com
pleted.
s. M. Garland returned from Swet
Home Wednesday. He disposed of tn
suit and remained several days maxim
the acquaintance of many of the goo
people of Sweet Home and Crawford
Vile. A little practice is all that
necessary to give our young frien
prominence at The bar.
1t has long puzzled some bushes
heads to know why Mr.. Is stoI
J is so literally patronized, especially b
the feminine gender. But now til
: secret is uncovered; the courteous cler
dumps the purchases into Gordon
! delivery wagon and carries the ia
! purchaser home on his arm.
: julius Schmidt, who eloped wit
i Mary Schlosser, is well connected