The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-10-10
EYES AND EARsl
Wet and aFy. shlck and thin;
This Is the way our winters begin.

w. Guys little girl has been quite
alek.
Hop raisers are baling and shipping
hops.
Dave Gentry is down with typhoid
fever.
Lumber 50 and 80 per N at wheeler's
saw mill.
Carpenters are at work on Carson
Hollis house.
M. Miller is building q dwelling
on Park street.
Mr. Osborne Is painting his dwelling
on Bridge Avenue.
One of J. F. Hendrickson's children
has been very sick.
Ben Barker will build two houses
tgae FwllFcaa soon.
Rev. c.. A. McIlroy began work on
his house wednesday.
Barbour Bros. have about as full line
OF furniture rs we have seen.
Remember that M. A. Miller keeps
a full supply of school books.
Several leads of machinery for the
paper mill have been received.
Several OF our citizens contemplate
visiting the exposition at Portland.
The finest and most extensive line
of PERFUMES In the county at Beard &
Holt's.
Cali az Briggs gallery and see the
photos Of Lehanon people now on exhi-
hilton.
Paper hangers are at work on the
room to be occupied bp Mfr. Lovelee as
tailor shop.
Mrs. I. C. Peebler presented this
ofiice with nice, frgrant bouquet on
Friday last.
John Banta sold his dwelling before
IL was completed and will build
another at once.
The Swiss Bell Ringers gave a good
performance to a full house Thursday
might of last week.
H. Y. Kirkpatrick, Ruff. Hiatt and
Mr.. White shipped car load Of horses
toSeattle this week.
Briggs will still continue to make
cabinet photos for $3.50 per doz. at his
gallery on public square.
Married, near Lebanon, Oct. 5, Rev.
C. A. McIlroy officiating, John Zinc
and Miss Polly Ann Hodges.
Owing to the non arrival of his goods,
q. L.oveIee, merchant tailor, will not
open his shop until next Monday.
It required some skillful engineering
and some hard pulling to get the big
boiler from the railroad TO the depot.
To rent, three bed rooms and two
Office rooms OF comfortable dimensions,
over Variety store. Inquire of H. Y.
kirkpatrick.
Died, IN Lebanon, Oct. s, Geo. Frey,
aged 25 years. Deceased was . native
OF Rhode Island and had but recently
came among US.
We are told that the stars and stripe:
are kept floating from the postoffice
building in Sweet Home. Otto is moi
ashamed of his colors.
Married, in Lebanon, Oct s, 1890, al
the house of Martin Hickman, Mr.
Sherman Wood and Miss Jennie Sni
der, all OF Linn county, Oregon.
Our customers all speak highly IN
praise of st Patrick's Pills. They arr
the best.-BERRY Bros, Carroll, Ne
Eraska. For sale by M. A. Miller.
Mr.. Whited. who formerly lived neal
Brownsville, is living just outside o
town. He was inauiring for farm tt
rent and we presume he has found one
Certain kinds of No. / seasoned
lumber seems yeay scarce. A grea
deal Of siding and flooring Is required
Just now, but we are told it cannot b,
had.
Are you in love2 If SO, marry tn,
Idol Of your affections and then go Il
Matthews & Washburn's, at Albany
buy stove or range, raise large fam
lily and be happy.
So great has been the demand 70
the EXPRESS of late that the price ha
been advanced to cents per singl,
copy, and we are not particularly anx
ioas 60 sell at that figure.
The new city ordinance requiring
everv man to clean the street in from
of bis door, may prove arduous T.
those not industriously inclined, but i
is good law, nevertheless.
Since work began on the basemen
of the paper mill stone quarry ha
been opened near town and we fin,
that there is an excellent quality Q
building stone near at hand.
Hiram Powell called at the EXPIRES
office this week. He tells us that il
sinking a well on his farm betweel
this place and Brownsville he strucl
some very good coal groupings.
At regular meeting of the Lebanon
Literary Society on Monday evening
the old and vexed question of woman
suffrage was discussed, which results
in the loss of the ballet to her ladyshiT
Our communications on some of tn
prevailing vices of the day have sey
eral times been intermitted from lac
of space. We publish very trench
ant article this week which all shoul
read.
F. p. Bod well, who lives six mile
east of Lebanon, reports the finding {
several nuggets of gold in a ditch o
his farm. The source of the metal,
not already found, will be discovere
ere long.
Do you want the earth? If SO, ca
on Matthews & Washburn, Albany
Or, and they will take pleasure i
.eF4ovvivanr xyo41 tho LARGEST and most on1r