The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-18

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Thos. Kay Of the Kay Wooleu Mill
Co, Salem, was in to see us this week.
Mr.. Waldo, ferner proprietor of the
st. 1ilaries, came III on "Wednesday
train.
Mr. settle Is ready 10 store and
handle 5000 bushels of this years
grain.
our respected citizen Benjamin
Cleaver is visiting in Eugene this
week.
New potatoes have recently retailed
at Prineviile at seven cents per /
pound.
Mr.. Dudley is fast recovering from from, |
an attack Of IL grippe or some kindred |
complaiat.
About two thousand steel rails for the
marrow gauge line have been rcc7ivea
at Portland.
The fruit crop in this section of
country promises well in both quantity
and quality.
Mrs. b. F. Donaca and Mrs. 1. r. Bo-
rum are picking berries in the noun
t:ins this week
H.Y. Kirkprtrick drives a colt that
PROMISES when trained to crowd the
heels of Maud ;.
Remember you can get hot or cold
hath any day in the week At L. H. 30
runs barber shop.
Work will be resumed ON the public
school building just as soon as the
lumber is forthcoming.
Fifty thousand people are coming
to this Northwest coast by way of the
Northern Pacific alone.
NJ. 4. Miller hes a large stock Of
machine els Of ali kinds and viii meet
ANY and all competition.
some berry pieiSers have returned
with large stores II tiis ffuiil which
seems pleniifai tbs year.
Th.s Eli Il will lie seen that I.ehanai
has made s,,lle giant strides between
tilc nIi-ls Of ,wo winters.
The paper mill Mt this place will re
sa,iire an outlay of $4,000 before II
Mill be in active operation.
Bern. to the wifi. TO HI. Hand, neal
Scdavilie, Oh the IL inst. girl \
good many people this year
Mrs. Harvey Stanord called at thii
Office Monday last. She was en- rout'
to Brownsville, her former home
Farmers who ought to know say
that the wheat crop in Lima Co. thi
wear viii exceed that OF last season.
Mrs. r.. c. Mcclure and her mother
Mrs Howell, left for the mountain
Friday to pick berries and Fusticate.
We suppose that no one need be i'd
7ttst now when there is 50 much Wor
10 10 bc'.4 Ii town ard on the farll-
.Eas D-v.ds,.n and fanaily +; treate,
TO the E8cuutaiIs this week A pleas
ant t!iiie ai.J n.,tty berries IS eur wish
GR Splaeyn, farmer living be
tween sweet Home and Crawfordsviii'
went 10 Albany Wednesday on bus
MSS.
Mr.. TarapIin, of Kansas, viii handl
the razor and shears in McClure's ba
Der shop while Bob Tusticates for 2 fe
days.
Frank OINeil returned from Califo
MIA Saturday Frank feels that u
paper mill requires his personal supe
vision
q. r. Hardy has received a new co
eirnrnent of jewelry. MIR. Hafo
makes a speciality of doing fine jobs
repairing
Eureka meat market, just opened
sherman street opposite st. Charl
hotel. Wheeler & Troutman. CT
and see rs
Lost. near w. w. Crawfords, a pa
of a set of single harness. Finder W
leave the same at W. w. Crawfort
or this office.
DR.. Duckett is able to be on the sire
again. The Doctor has been atillet
with varicose veins and la grippe, ]
two weeks.
Runaor has it that Lebanon offers
bridge the South Santiam for the ,.
if it will run the Oregonian Ry. to u
city@Scio Press.
y. b. Moss is still carrying the g
sack and the assessment roll. MAY
Linn fisds it hard to part with
faithful an officer.
There has been a great demand
Royal Ann cherries this season. ID
tietItuirts would do well to plant IA
trees of this variety
The short letter from Sweet Ho
this week viii probably conclude
discussion between the two iactioLs
the Evangelical church.
W. r.. Barrett has bought the lot
ioininc the parsonage and VIII Dilll
dwelling house soon. Lots In this
of town are nearly all sold.
Changes in the weather have
eulted in several cases OF pleurlsy
Iste We know whereof we spe
pefn.s one of the Iuckless ones
Our regular correspondence f
brownsville reached US too late
publication; but Capt. Hagen came
our rescue with budget OF items.
/ will leave Lebanon Oh Moaday
if YOU want anything in my line
must rustle around aud get il quick
GEO. l.. WILco
We guarantee our machine Oil
contain no cotton seed nor hsh
but pure machine oil.
CRUsoN & MENzI1
The time has been changed on
y,ebaDon branch road, allowing Us
two trains daily. The train men
make their home in Albany heres
J.R. kirkpatrick informs us th;
has a fine supply of wood on Z
both hard and soft, which he Wi
liver TO any part Of the city \
- ad.
Parties knowing themselves indt
TO (ruson & Menzieis since 1883, ?
cali and settle, as all of our old aeeS
will soon be pat Dl the hands q
jectoF.