The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-11-21
Lebanon Express.
FRIDAY NOVEMBER u, 1870.
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french, the jeMeier.
Rev. Huliinger preached In the e. T.. |
church Monday evening.
Rev. l. Carleton preached in the e.
r. church Sunday evening.
Machinery for the paper mill arrives
BY the carload almost daily.
Rev. McIlroy preached In Holly,
also In Sweet Home, Sunday.
We learn that the wife OF j. X.
Charlton Is greatly improved In health.
A fishmenger was on our streets Sat
urday retailing mammoth sturgeon.
DIR. Hope Is having Band hall re-
work,
a Thanksgiving ball will be given
az Union hah by II. 4. Kile and VIII
sharp.
J. y. Swan has built barn ON his
property iiear the new public school
building.
Ed Kellenberger tells us that he
shipped seventeen beeves TO Portland
last week.
j. Settle of this place sold to Cyrus
Bahr Of Sweet Home ten head of cat
Vie ON Monday.
The hest aud most Substantial bed
steads ever sold In Lebanon, at bedrock
prices, Mt e. Goan's.
Jos. Saltniarsh recently purchased a
carload of five-year-old steers which
he intends TO stall-feed.
Mr.. Cats, recently from Kansas, has
rented Kirkpatriek's store building
and will open bakery soon-
Co 10 Il. Goan for window shades,
oll paintings, wire beds, wool beds,
sofa beds and feather pillows.
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Ernest Case had runaway on Mon
day. Beyond spilling the occupants
OF the vehicle, no damage was done.
j. n. Kirkpatrick sold to Rev. A. b.
Wade two lots In Isabella Park. Rev.
Wade intends to build on his property.
We learn frem H. c. Moran of Sweet
Home that party left that town Mon
day TO work on the trail TO the mines.
Mr.. Fleetwood now drives span of
mules. The donkeys cover less ground
than the greys, but they cover IL well.
Several wells have gone dry lately
been for many years. says one of our
citizens.
A gentleman by the name of Wealth
erby came over from Albany a few
days since to learn what he could about
our mines.
Several wells in town refuse to pump
or be pumped. Whether this fact Is
chargeahle to the milkman, deponent
sayeth not.
Rev o. r. Whitmore was expected
in Lebanon last Thursday evening t.
Initiate candidates into the order of the
A. .. u. w.
A carload of lumber wes received a
few days since, and we expect soon to
see the depot undergo some changes
for the better.
The recorders court presented a
lively spectacle Saturday last. There
were four cases tried before his honor
on that eventfal day.
The interest in oreharding seems to
be reviving in these parts, IL we are TO
judge by the large invoice of trees re-
ceived at this place last week.
Buy your watches, clocks and jew
elry OF K. NJ. French, Albany, and get
chances in the drawing. See list of
the presents 10 be given away.
In an indirect way we learn that
there have ben several weddings in
Sweet Home lately. Bring ON your
cake and receive eur congratulations.
For sick headache, female troubles.
neuralgic pains in the head take DIR. J
III. McLcan's Little Liver and Kidney
Pillets. . cents vial, at Beard &
Holt's.
We will begin a serial story in the
EXPRESS next week. Now is the time
to subscribe and get the first chapter OF
this serial, which we promise you Will
be good reading.
The old store building at the south
end of Main street which has served
as an art gallery for the circus bill
moved last week.
We predict cold winter. and we
base our predictions on the fact that
woodrats are building large dens and
our Dakota friends are building high
their wood-piies.
Are you in love? If so, marry the
idol of your affections and then go to
Matthews & Washburn's, at Albany,
buy stove or range, raise large fam
lily and be happy.
First street has been opened beyond
the new school house. The street has
been graded, new walks have been laid
and that part of town is much more
attractive than formerly.
The Switzerland butcher lost one oi
his young stag hounds last week. II
YOU see the Lebanon meat market
draped in mourning, just attribute il
to the loss of this blooded dog.
1T will be necessary to extend ON
corporate limits very soon. East Leb.
anon has built so rapidly this year
that about one-third Of our population
reside just outside the city limits.
The report that T. G. Peebler bo ught
the goods in the Variety store was pre-
mature Mr.. Peebler's stock is new
and well selected, having bought
nothing from this store save some
glassware.
Do you want the earth? If so, cal
on Matthews & Washburn, Albany,
Or, and they will take pleasure in
showing you the largest and most com
pIete line of hardware, stoves and
ranges in the valley.
Ad. Nye, well known and respected
citizen of Linn county living near
Sweet Home, departed this life Sunday
night. He was buried by the Masonic
fraternity, being an honored member
of that brotherhood
II. G. Moran of Sweet Home was il
this week gathering what news III
could concerning the late wreck neal
of fIlf