The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-01


will teach the Halsey school.
Mrs. ]. II. Kirkpatrick went to seio
Sunday and returned Tuesday.
Dan shaw and Mr.. Rice find en-
ployment In the ware house just now.
Several cases og sickness are reported
an town, attributable to some unknown
cause.
Almost but not quite change in the
management of the furniture store this
week.
Hot, hotter, hottest. We had II Ia
the surperlative degree In recent
times.
shipped from this place 10 Seattle
lately.
The first lead of grain was received
at the warehouse in Lebanon OIL We'd
nesday.
R.N Wright's prediction for strong
drink hurried him of TO Lower Soda
Thursday.
G. T. Cotton conte4nplates adding n
stock of gents furnishing goods TO his
grucery store.
R. 8. Roberts says he saw the grand
est sight Of his life, while in the noun-
Sains recently.
Miss Lizzie Farrell, of Eugene, has
teen visiting her cousin, Miss Ida El-
klns. in Lebanon
Remember YOU can get n hot or cold
bath any day in the week at /. II. Bo-
runs barber shop.
AfessrS. Cruson and Hindman are
decorating the har-roonl at the st.
Charles in good style.
NJ. A. Miller has a large stock of
machine oils of all kinds and will meet
any and all competition.
DIR. Foley and family are spending
vacation nc Yaouina. DIR. Booth has.
his patients during his absence.
Rev. f. H. Calder and famiiy, ia
company with Jake Bilyeu and fasnil :,
headed fer the Cascades Monday.
If peep into Moses fruit stare will
not quicken the saiivarics il would lie
hard to tell what would move them.
Our friend Marion Powell intends To
advertise for missing boy. He has
not been heard from for many months
Wenever have any fights In Leba-
non, a1d we infer from this that every
body is good-natared because doing
well.
VIM. Eldred, Of Lower Soda, was I'm
town this week. and reported large
number of visitors at that popular re-
sort.
Mrs. Tamplin, the wife Of barber
Tamplin, came up last Saturday fIom
Marion, and spent a few days in our
town.
A. w. Moses excluded the sunshine
from his fruit store by means Of "A large
canvs4Ss. y great Improvement, Mr..
Moses.
Mrs Smith, one of Iebanon's popu-
lar niiliner<, repieniShcd our fruit
stand recently with some very fine
plums.
J. A. I.amhers0n drives fine span
OF horses. He says he don't intend TO
keep III the middle of the road" any
longer.
The reputation of our mineral springs
Is widening. People from outside our
own borders are testing their medicinal
virtues
Messrs. Marks and Boyle have
within the last two weeks effected a
great transformation in Mr.. Nichols
old barn.
G. f. Hardy has filed his show
case with late invoices of jewelry, and
will make prices TO suit his many
customers.
Eureka meat market. Just opened on
Sherman street opposite st. Charles
hotel. Wheeler & Troutman. Call
and see us
Alvis Gentry, of Brownsville, was
in Lebanon Monday. Mr.. Gentry is
working with the bridge carpenters on
the o. Ry.
We learn that the II. L. church has
kindly rendered the use of their church
building to the conference of the SJ. f.
church, South.
Joe Mayer has remodeIed his dwell.
ing and the addition # fresh paint
gives il an sir of neatness equal to any
thing on Park street.
Business and growing grass are
never to be found on the same street.
Remember this before you locate per-
manently in any town.
Geo. Coshow was in Lebanon last
week. He took his brothers family
20 Waterloo. Willis Calder went
home with him Friday.
A w Moses has bought his brothers
interest in the variety store and will
conduct the business alone in the
future. Success to him.
F. p. Bodwell's paint and brush ad.
vertise him good workman. He did
s05zie lettering ON the Red Front that
cannot be beaten easily.
We understand that Rev. Geo. w
Giboney, of Oregon City, and Rev,
Marcellus of this place will exchange
pulpits on next Sunday.
If you are stranger in our midst,
@alx fIaxaI sN-N,I inf
self with the people and their mode oi
living and doing business.
Mr.. Mayberry, who recently came
from Albany, is building n house
The frame of this building was shipped
from Albany. Still they come.
There are eight houses in course q
construction in Lebanon this week
saying nothing about the paper mill
which is a small village in itself.
Mr.. R. H. Ligget brought a wagon
load of plums to town Tuesday Ee
left fine sample of his fruit at this
office, for which he has our thanks
Phil Smith came in from his farm
Friday. He availed himself Of the
late sunshine to make hay. No quar-
rel between Phil and the old adage-
guarantee our machine oils K
10 ton seed nor fish oils
ne oil.
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