The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-15
anon Express.
EYES AND EARS

Carpenters began work on the paper
salill this week.
Screen doors and windows at Cru.
son d Mcnzics'
Hon: Jetf Myers, Of Scio, was III Leb-
anon this week.
Miss Beuna kirkpatrick left for Sc.
atTae Wednesday.
Uncle John Nichols is having lumber
hauled for dwelling.
Ice cream every Friday and Satur.
day at the ten-cent store.
Elmer Rogers, of Eugene, is spend
rag few days at the springs.
Mrs. TIlotson and Miss Mamie Swan
are camping out at Waterloo.
Mr. G. Reed has begun work on
ms large eight-room dwelling.
Frank Wayne went up the narrow
gauge Friday as far as Rowland.
Dr. Dudley has removed his Office 10
brick block over City Drug Store.
Jos. Buhl has built a good substan-
tial walk in front Of his property.
Miss Matte Nixon left this weel.
Tor protracted visit in California.
q. w. Wheeaer Fiss all kinds Of
humber at his saw mili in Lebanon
SIR. Garland : maiden speech lin .his
country at least) WAS happy effort.
Jack Hickman lost horse this
week. Cause-too much green feed.
Two car loads of lumber for the
paper mill were received Wednesday.
The marshal Is repairing old walks
and building new ones where needed
w. R. Bilyeu was in Lebanon tn is
week as counsel in the Banta-Williams
trial.
2. r. Bryant has the contract for
building the NJ. E. church, South, ed
ifice.
Now that the smoke of battle has
cleared away, our town has resumed its
wonted qnietness.
]. A. Archibald has commenced
work on his large residence IN the
Wasson addition.
Remember you can get hot or cold
bath any day in the week at l. r. Bo-
runs barber shop.
There is little or ahsnIut.y no sick
ness in town, for which we are pro-
foundly thankful.
The heavens seem to be closed TO
rain, but the piercing rays of the sun
make themselves felt.
The Nj. Z. Church, South, have the
brick on the ground for the basement
Of their church edifice.
NJ A. Miller has a large stock of
r2aaehine oils of all kinds aud will meet
any and all competition.
Boon Forte, the engineer at Goan's
planer. was compelled to cease work
last week on account of i'll health.
From six to twenty carpenters find
steady Employment in Lebanon. What
conclusion do you draw from this2
j. Vulgainore, having spent 4 few
DAYS OF last week in cur town, returned
10 his home i'll Brownsville Friday.
C. T. Cotton is digging We'll in
front of his store. Our town has an
abundance of pure drinking water.
Mr.. Hoyel1. who has the contract for
buiidagtlf paper mill, Went to Coturg
Saturday last and returnSd Monday.
We have some choice town property
now, which we viii trade for good
young horses III. " KIRKPATRICK.
Enoch Ridgway came over from
Brownsville Wednesday. He barely
escaped being mistaken for that man
Friday"
Married. IN Albany, August :, by
Geo HETnphrey, Esq, Mr. Mart ID.
e1lsH2 and Miss Rosa Daggertt, both of
Lebanon.
We received for publication a reply
to Rev. Fishers article in our last issue.
Lack of space forbids its publication
this week.
Eureka meat market. inst opened on
Sherman street opposite ST. Charles
hotel. Wheeler & Troutman. Call
and see us
The family of ID. Torbet. A. NJ. who
Is to take charge of the Santiam Aead-
sTny, are expected here from The Dalles
next week.
Work is progressing rapidly at the
paper mill, and it will not be long until
cur merchants will buy wrapping pa
per at home.
A. Dodge has completed enc dwell
ing near the railroad, and has lumber
on the ground with which to build
another house.
J. G. Bilyeu, J. B. R. Morelock and
J. w. Waters were in Lebanon Mon
day: They expected some fun, bat were
. "ittle too previous.n
Ex-County Clerk E. E. Montague
Aas bought 81 acres of land east of Al
eazy for 81, 700. No risk involved in
purchases Of this kind
E. Goan of the Mammoth planer
has been compelled to take rest. We
&aQse that Mr.. Goan will regain his
wonted vigor by resting.
Rufus Hunter received the sad in
telligence on last Thursday that his
another, who lives not far from Browns
Vi1Ee, was dangerously ILL.,
Rev. F. II. Calder and family
reefed their canvas last Saturday after
n two-week's vacation and returned
to their home in Lebanon.
J. D. Walton was called by telegram
70 Albany last week to see his mother.
who was not expected to live. At last
reports Mrs. Walton was still alive
s. NJ. Garland, formerly of Virginia.
and man of some experience in news
paper work, VIII open law office in
Lebanon before many weeks elapse.
J. r. kirkpatrick informs us that he
has fine supply of wood on hand, |
both hard and soft, which he will de-
liver to any part of the city. Notice
ad.
Robt. Mcclure and family came
home this week from their mountain |
meanderings. Bob's beard would
indicate that he had been gone six /
weeks.
j. G. Eaton brought to this office
Thursday a rutabaga that weighs nine /
pounds just how this root happened |
to escape the notice OF John Chinaman /
puzzles us.
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