The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-10-31
EYES AND EARS.


Phil Smith is building a barn on
Bridge avenue.
John Beard moved into his new
house last week.
Mrs. Rice is receiving new millinery
goods every week.
Pendleton had SO, 900 fire on the
eth of this month.
G. Lovelee, merchant tailor, erected
his sign Thursday.
Died, in Lebanon, Oct. %. 1890, Miss
Moore, aged IA years.
Briggs will close his gallery in Leba-
non Monday, Nov. Sd.
The indications are favorable for
David Gentry's recovery.
JOS. Eikins is building fence around
the public school grounds.
VIM. Retherford will soon erect
dwelling on Sherman street.
Mr.. Eastman, a farmer living few
miles from town, is very sick.
The best of goods and fits guaran-
teed at G. Lovelee's tailor shop.
Mr.. Skipworth is building house
in kirkpatrick 8 third addition.
Oscar Cox is building house on
Hiatt street south of Isabella Park.
John A. Baker is painting the dwell
ing recently built by Mr.. Lonsberry.
Prof. Il. n. Wright has moved into
the house just vacated by John Beard.
Rev. Knowles occupied the pulpit at
the First Presbyterian church Sunday
last.
You will have only Friday, Saturday
and Sunday for photos at the Briggs
gallery.
Harvey Cross broke his engine, and
hence the wood-saw was silent for sew
eral days.
The case of Isaac Banta was dis
missed, the grand jury falling to find
3 true bill.
Ed Carr has laid new walk on the
nerth side of his property and has also
built barn.
New millinery goods, beaver hats,
plushes and ladies' furnishing goods,
at Mrs Rice's-
Good morning, John-what's the
matter, lame?' John-''I am drilling
for q pension
VIM. CarIile and Abe Loveall will
complete Taylor Evans country resi-
deslee this week.
Jos. Garlic moved into G. w Dag
gone TO the coast.
Abe Loveall has lumber on the
ground and viii begin work ON his res
idence next week
The hest and most substantial bed
steads ever sold IN Lebanon, at bed rock
prices, Mt Z. Goan's.
Briggs will positively close Monday
Nov. Sd. Friday, Saturday and Sun
day is the last chance.
The case of the State of Oregon vs.
J. O. Boyd, for selling liquor without
a license, was dismissed.
Soda water is yet in demand; G. B.
Gsoss takes load of this bottled bev-
erage to Albany regularly.
High license or low license, saloons
or no saloons, wet or dry, are fruitful
topics for discussion just now.
Go to E. Goan for window shadt S,
oil paintings, wire beds, wool beds,
sofa beds and feather pillows.
Samuel Case has moved into the
house recently vacated by Jos. Carlile
and now owned by r. G. Miller.
We know a good joke on a certain
young man, but nothing short of the
inquisition would induce us to tell It.
We have received package of pic
lures from that excellent weekly, the
JFcsf Shore, for gratuitous distribution.
a stray COW. pale red, with bell on,
is giving j. n. Marks trouble. The
owner is requested to call and get same.
The meadows are getting green in
the valley. Such a thing is very rare,
outside of Oregon, this time of the
year.
In few days Second street will be
opened in front of the public school
grounds and as far south as the main
road.
John Beard received a telegram on
Monday from Frisco apprising him Of
the death of his brother-in-law, Henry
Hanrihan.
Dissatisfaction with the present rail-
load schedule is universal, and it will
hardly be otherwise until a change is
made in the time.
ssBrick Dustn left at this office Tues
day a sample of wheat known as the
Surprise wheat, and it is a surprise to
every farmer who sees it.
The basement of the main building
at the paper mill will be finished and
the frame erected this week. The fouI
large Lefel wheels are in place already.
Rev. T. H. Small, at the c. p. church
last Sunday, delivered the funeral dis
course of Miss Ollie Wassom, who died
July 4, 1890. A large congregation was
present.
Several new professional cards in
this paper This is right. The mar
who stands high in his profession owe
his influence in a large measure to th'
newspaper.
Some of our citizens visited the ga'
field Wednesday, and wera satisfied
after practical tests, that the import
sHce of the discovery has not beer
overestimated.
The marshal sold to the highest bid
der on Friday a hog from the pound
A shepherd dog which had been incaT
cerated for several days was executed
on Thursday.
Are you in love? If so, marry tn
idol of YOUR affections and then go
buy a stove or range, raise a large fa0
lily and be happy.
We received this week the first cop.
of the Neaos, published at Halsey, On
The general appearance of the paper
together with its contents, give evi
dence of long life.
Miss Matte Gentry is now assoc
1fod with NrS NoIIie r Smith in th