The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-05-16
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VIM. Primley visited this office Mon
day.
Finest machine oils at Cruson &
Menzie's.
Mr.. Brown returned from Seattle
last Friday.
Nh. Miller bought the Weleh prop
erty this week.
Mrs. WI. Guy has been visiting rel
ntivcs at Dallas.
J. G. McFerson is painting for Kirk
patrick this week.
Thompson & Overman, harness and
saddles, Albany, Or.
The foundation for the new planer
was laid last Friday.
Why so hungry when we have two
hotels and u restaurant?
We We're glad to see our old friend,
M. T. Lindsey, Saturday.
Real estate to the amount of $1,000
changed hands last week.
O,Neil Bros. bought 200 cords of
wood of Ruff Hiatt this week.
Ruff Hiatt tells us that he intends to
erect two dwellings this season.
Kirkendali, Wcstfall & Co. are put
ting rustic on their livery stable.
:. Pereifua Of Brownsville Invested
$500 in Lebanon real estate lately.
r. C. MeClure's wife was visiting
relatives in sweet Home last week.
Rev. H. B. Ellworthy of Brownsville
gave this office call a few days ago.
For antitrust tinware call on Mat
thews & Washburn, Albany, Oregon.
The relaxation following the severe
political tension of last week is painful.
Mr. Garland and party left for their
timber claims up the Santian last week.
Now comes the winter of our glori-
Gus diseontent''-house-eieaning time.
Our carpenters are very busy now-a-
days, and have work contracted far
ahead.
T. c. Peebler is having lumber
hauled with which to build another
dwelling.
F. III. Jack of Brownsville was drink
ing inspiration at the Democratic rally
Saturday.
We were treated to an exhilarating
ride behind kirkpatriek's $500 team
last week.
We received handshaking with our
friend Jas. Pearl, republican candidate
for sheriff.
One bundled and forty-four zone
Cross men called on the EMPRESS
this week.
F. c. Godly, Republican candidate
for recorder, called on the EMPRESS
this week.
J. c. MeFerson of Brownsville has
Invested in Lebanon real estate to the
value of $500.
DR.. Hope. our efficient postmaster,
owing TO i'll health, has been resting
from duty lately
Remember you can get hot or cold
bath any day in the week at l. r. Bo-
runs barber shop.
We find that Thompson & Overman
carry the finest line of harness and
saddles in the valley.
Mr.. O'Eeil collected the stipulated
two-thirds of the 5000 bonus for the
paper mill this week.
Hackleman is too busy to write a
new advertisements this week, but look
oHt for him next week.
"A new porch in front of the FIX
change hotel. Other Improvements
will follow at an early date.
Snothered thoughts are like lead in a
musket, they need some power behind
them TO make them effective.
Say, gentlemen, how many of you
patronized the soap vender three weeks
ago? Don't all speak at once.
IF the business men offs town do not
patronize one another, can they expect
other people to trade at home?
The celebrated Charter Oak and
Jewel stoves aud Ranges are sold by
Matthews & Washburn, Albany.
Phil Smith sold his half interest in
the St. Charles last Monday to Mr.
Waldo, of Dakota; consideration $1,000.
The proprietors of the brick block
have repainted the front of the build
ing, and it now presents a very neat
appearance.
Messrs. Isaac & ]. w Ranta will
open the Exchange hotel for the reeep-
tion of boarders and the travelling pub
lie next Sunday.
Ten thousand sweet potato plants for
Sale by G. p. Burkhart, Albany 81 25
per hundred, boxed and put in express
office for shipment.
The Lebanon train ran over a COW
belonging to Mr.. Baltimore, near Tall
man. Monday, and very narrowly es-
capped being wrecked.
Mrs. F. Davis father, brother and
wife, paid her visit Monday. Mr.
Maxwell reports grain in fine condition
on the Albany prairie.
r. A Doblzins received the machinery
for his machine and repair shop this
7geek He will be ready to receive
work in about ten days.
Our 1O0-foot flag pole floats eighteen
feet of patriotism, rather than fourteen
feet as stated last week.
For buildefs' hardware, carpenters
say that Matthews & Wash burn, Al
bany, Oregon, have the most complete
stock outside of Portland
One of the incest bouquets we have
seen this season was brought to our
Office "Wednesday by two of the Incest
young ladies of Lebanon.
The building for the machine and
repair shop is nearing completion. This
shop will he thoroughly equipped with
the newest and best machinery.
If you need machine, engine or
cylinder oils you should go to Cruson
& Menzie's and get the best oils that
have ever been kept in Lebanon.
I am prepared to chop grain Thurs
days, Fridays and Saturdays; saw wood
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
II. Gross.
The music of the wood-saw is again
heard in our town, and Will continue