The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-09-05
EYES AND EARsl

EXPRESS inquired for on every hand.
More than sixty new buildings in
town
Read the funeral notice in another
column.
Lumber ss aud - per NJ Mt wheeler's
saw mill.
Guaranteed machine oils at Cruson
q Menzies'.
Screen doors and windows at Cru
son s Menzies'.
Dr.. Dudley has slightly ofiiee over
the brick block.
Mr.. Carson Is huilding q residence In
Cowan' : addition.
Lebanon could boast (?) of a NOR
phine nend last week.
Lebanon was favored with a good
shower on Sunday last.
sou seen Barbour Bros. mann
moth stock of furniture?
Mr.. Pierson. moved into Guys new
store building this week.
Tce cream every Friday and Satur-
day at the ten-cent store.
A. L. Mouser Is building a residence.
also barn, in East Lebanon.
Thos Parker has sold his interest
In the livery business to Mr.. Crabtree.
John Hope has greatly improved the
sidewalk along the Band hall property.
Messfs. Peterson & Wallace removed
their effice to Guys new building Mon
day.
The ruling prices tor grain and hops
naaketh glad the heart of the husband
man.
Egger Eggers, of Albany, bought
the Ballet farm near Rock Hill this
week.
Mrs. Biggers is having two dwellings
built in the addition lately purchased
by kirkpatrick
cur IN our town. are you ready to battle
with the flames?
Rev. ]. R. kirkpatrick will preach
at the G. p. church next Sunday morn
ing and evening
Remember you can get hot or cold
bath any day in the week at l. r. Bo-
runs barber shop
=. Nj. Brown sold his residence
property this week aud viii build
another right away
We viii send the EXPRESS on trial
from Sept lst 10 Jan. /, 1891, four
months, for 80 cents.
It Is remarked by everyone that
Lebanon is Improving, and the verdict
Is accepted by as as true.
The large crop of melons in this Vi
vinity has reduced the price of this
commodity considerably.
Julius Hyde, Harvey Cross and Mr..
Springer run the steam pump at the
paper min day and night.
Stephen gets lot of melons oc,ca-
sionally, but they dissolve like ice in
the presence of MONDAY sun.
Peterson & Wallace have a curious
device in their real estate office on
which they cut and dry trades.
Furniture, upholstered goods and
hardware at Barbour Bros. in Lebanon
Churchill & Monteith's old stand.
Humphrey & Taylor will soon be
running two engines in their saw mill.
Dan Shaw is one of the engineers.
Improvements are confined to no
particular part OF town, but are seen
on every street and on every hand.
Z. Goan has three carr enters at work
04 the rear end OF his furniture store,
converting it into a dwelling house.
The parties to the barroonl- fight on
Monday pleaded guilty and squared
aeeoants with the recorder next day.
Barbour Bros have Just opened q
complete iis1e Of furniture and hard ware
at Churci1ill & lKonteItIa's cid stand
John Nichols is building a geod
house on Bridge avenue. Masons
began work on the basement this
eeak.
Mr.. Crowdrey arrived in Lebanon
Monday He came frsm Missouri
and will probably locate in this part of
the State.
A young lady WAS heard to remark
that she would marry him if he would
buy some of that nice furniture at Bar
bonr Bros. store.
News reached the EXPRESS office
last night that Boone had surrendered
the Fort and left Jake to Settle the
terms of capitulation.
1t is expected that several teams will
be set TO work soon hauling ore from
the paint mine to Lebanon to be man
nfactured into paint this winter.
Surveyor Warner, of Albany, came
up Wednesday To do some more work in
our town. 1t seems to us that he
would do well 10 locate in Lebanon.
we guarantee our machine oils to
contain no cotton seed nor fish oils;
bat pure machine oil.
CRUs0N & MENzIEs.
Married, at the residence of the
brides father in Waterloo, Sept 8, by
Rev A. Marcellus, Joseph w. Day and
Irene NJ Ansorge, of Shelton, Wash.
Dan Shaw and Abe Lovean are
breaking young horses right off the
range. What others would consider
4 hard work is to these men recreation.
See notice of sale in another column
of $50 acres of the Peterson donation
claim; also the blacksmith shop which
is now run by Jos. Hardin, IN Leba-
non.
Parties knowing themselves indebted
TO Cruson s. Menzie's since 1889, please
call and settle, as all of our old accounts
will soon be put in the hands of col
Iector-
J. S. ATnes of Sweet Home was in
town this week making some invest
lnents. Like wise man, he concluded
TO buy some real estate and build a
house.
The A. o. u. w. have changed sonle-
what their method of doing business.
Assessments are published in paper
endorsed by the order instead of on
cards as heretofore.
Wednesday. The crop is good, prices
are satisfactory and the country will
be made much richer by the cultivation
~ f37a hon vine