The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-10-03
EYES AND EARsi

-. They are cosning to stay.
hniiaine material Is legal tender.
Lumber IS asAd So per III at wheeler's
saw tAlll.
Migratory fowls proclaim the APP
preaching winter.
Bart II. Alien was Registered at the
Se Charles recently.
A coed rain fell In this part or the
cotntry wednesday,
Ef yon want good crop of wheat,
COW early IN the fall.
Henry Parrish has two sick horses
cause, water founder.
Run. Hiatt IL again III; this time he
b confined to his room.
T.. NJ. Miller is building another
alltnw 0R Park street.
Main street Is being graded after the
most approved city style.
Remember that M. A. Miller keeps
fnil supply of school books.
Eureka meat market for fair dealing.
Live and let live is my motto.
john Bania viii begin work on VIM.
ketherford's dwelling In q few days
Our principal streets are being graded
and otherwise put In first-class order.
Elrst-elass cabinet photos only 50 50
per dcs. by Briggs for few days only.
According 10 Lane county papers,
timber land lecators are not always
reliable.
J. A. Briggs, photographer. Gallery
on public square, Lebanon, for few
days only.
T. g. Reed has hogs Of all ages and
I'm all conditions of hesh which he
offers for sale.
Smith a Hammaek, Of Tallnan,
have handled about Is, 900 bushels of
grain this fall.
Rev. McIlroy will build a residence
In the Cowan addition; lumber Is al
ready on the ground.
Briggs photos are first class. Call
and see them. Gallery on the public
square, Lebanon, Or.
Old plunnes, tips and feathers dyed
and re-curled by Mrs. Nellie b. Smith,
nilliner and dressmaker.
Judging from present indications, 1t
la dOaletfal IL the street sprinkler will
be seen again tefore June.
Mr.. Lawrence assembled the bell
tower last Friday and sketehed our
town from this lofty perch.
TfLebanoa could only furnish houses
for oil the applicants for shelter. her
population would be greatly swollen.
VIM. Rutherford, having sold his res
idence, has bought lots in aaother part
uf town and viii build another dwell
ing.
Died. At Sweet Home, Sept. %, 1890,
Ariel j. Prill, son of DIR. A. q. and
Anna c. Prill, aged ? menths and
days.
Have you noticed the Ave dwellings
under construction on Bridge Avenue?
Others will be built in this part Of town
soon.
Our school board were negotiating
last week with ore Mr.. Cochran for
shade trees TO set on the public school
grounds.
If you like the EMPRESS, whisper
your compliments gently; IL you do not
hike st, proclaim it aloud so that all
may hear.
J. J. Swan moved into Judge MiIler,s
residence this week. He viii occupy
this house until his own dwelling is
completed.
To rent, three bed rooms and two
Office rooms Of comfortable dimensions,
over Variety store. Inquire of HI. Y.
kirkpatrick.
The strong indications of rain for the
past week have, by creating a desire
for shelter, given an impetus to the
building boom.
1t Is the opinion Of some that pota-
toes viii command good price before
spring on account of the light crop on
the valley lands.
The Oregon Presbytery of the
Cumberland Presbyterisn church will
convene IN Lebanon on Thursday, Oct.
9th, at 7:30P. N.
Our friend w. X. Temple was taken
sick while baling straw near Tallman
last week, since which time we have
not heard from him.
Charley Wilson, our drayman. won.
ders where the owners of the house
hold goods which crowd the depot, are
going to stop this winter.
John Beard has repainted two OF
more of his houses recently. John is
getting hold 81 some valuable property
in different parts of town.
Lekanon is to have a tailor shop
Mr.. @. Lovely, Of Portland, a cutter
and filter of many years experience
VIII oren on Monday next.
1t the o. Ry. time table which We
received this week is any criterion
passengers bound for points south
must be at Tallman at $40.
We stated last week that E. r.
Skipworth had bought property in
Lebanon, whereas il was his mother
that had bought real estate.
The Warm Spring Indians wrapped
their drapery about their comedy for4pi
ON Tuesday and beaded for the land O
sage brush and smoked venison.
Our customers all speak highly il
praise of st Patrick's Pills. They ar,
the best.-BERRY Bros, Carroll, Ne
braska- For sale by M. A. Miller.
The ladies of the M. e. church vii
give a social next Friday evening a
Union hall. Everybody cordially in
vited- Refreshments at the usual price
Our correspondent at Lacomb i
either busy selling goods or delVing fo
coaI-at any rate we haven't heart
6nena him lately. Let us hear from you
G. Lovely will open tailor shop il
q few days in the store building soutl
of Beard & Hollis drug store. Lates
styles of fine woolens win be kept il
stock.
Are you in love? If so, marry tn
idol of your affections and then go t,
Matthews & Washburn's, at Albany
buy stove or range, raise a large fam
lily and be happy.
John S. Baker, contractor, builde
and designer. Drawings and specifi