The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-11-14
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this week.
Abe Ioveall commenced work on bis
dwelling Monday.
Don't read the new ads. In this pa.
per. under penalty.
When In Albany call on f. NJ.
French, the jeweler-
Joe Nixon is enclosing his premises
with nice picket fence.
Mrs. MI. Banta was granted a divorce
mt the last term of court.
The stock of the Variety store has
been sold TO T. G. Peebler.
Agent Bennett saws, ssHarrisburr
and Lebanon for chickens.n
We noticed a new street lamp at q
corner near the M. E. church.
John Banta Ne building cottage on
SFfme street near Isabella Park.
The lots on Vine street opposite the
NJ. E. church have been fenced.
The town Is at present distressingly
healthy, as the doctors would say.
ne. Moran Of Sweet Home shipred
some beef cattle to Seattle Tuesday.
Ernest Case purchased three lots in
Kirkpatrick's third addition this week,
Parties who paid the West Shore art.
ist for sketching win have their money
refunded.
ID. Walton has conferred a favor
on pedestrians by laying walk along
hrs premises.
Messrs. Smith q Haunmack, of Tall
man, were shipping both oats and
wheat last week.
Klrkpatriek's horticultural garden
will be set to trees, shrubbery and
flowers by Dec. lst.
The best and most substantial bed.
prices, at K. Goan's-
The town received new invoice oI
street lamps recently. Our town will
be well lighted soon.
A.W. Marks has bought half block
ia the Wassom addition and will build
a house Immediately.
The addition Of rustic TO the M. f.
parsonage adds to the appearance and
comfort Of that building
Go to E. Goan for window shades,
oil paintings, wire beds. wool beds,
sofa beds and feather pillows
A peddler was arrested on our streets
Tuesday for vending his wares without
n license. He was tried and acquitted
Judge Miller is the proud possessol
OF q most carbohydrates letter
f.'om his little eight-year-old daughter
Bessie.
Rich 6ilgSings were struck at Tell
man SATURDAY.. In other words, jim
Mulvehill stumbled into well seven
feet deep
A letter from l.. Samuel, OF the Wesl
Shore, assures US that the sketch of ou'
town viii appear aboat the middle ol
the month.
Messrs. Garland and Barker have
returned from the Santtam mines, and
report wonderful preparations for tbs
spring work.
The ladies' ct the Presbyterian church
wiz give pie social at the residence
o. d.. Cou: 1ey this Friday evening
All are invited.
C. C. Hsekleman lost his milch COW
last week. Charley. we sympathizs
with you, but there is no use "crying
over split miIk.7
Mr.. HAMILTON, of Sweet Home, telli
US that four members OF Ad. Nye's
family, including himself, are dowT
with typhoid fever.
The demand for brick in Lebanon
hes ouiFun the supply this season
Three car loSds of brick were shipped
into town last week.
Austin Kees cut his hand very badly
Monday morning with an ak. He sayI
he lost piece of flesh about the size o.
a boarding house steak.
Nj. Bossler, formerly fireman on tht
Lebanon branch, writes from the East
60 Abe LoveaH Of this place, that thers
is no country ike Oregon.
Oregon behaves exceedingly vel
this fall as regards climate, and every
man in the East who contemplate
moving is sure to find 1t out.
We have many, and good reasons
for thinking that the bailding boom in
Leba aon next year viii eclipse tht
very creditable record of 1880.
Buy your watches, clocks and jew
elry Of f. M. French, Albany, and ge
chances in the drawing. See list o
the presents to be given away
There are from six to twelve houses
under construction constantly, and i
has been so since last spring, and yei
you cannot find vacant dwelling.
For sick headache, female troubles
neuraIgic pains in the head take DIR. J
III. McLcan's Little Liver and Kidney
PiIIets. 25 cents vial, at Beard 4
Holt's.
We.eIIo springs eased to flow last
week Should the spring continue
dry, IL would be a severe blow to g. B
Goes, who runs hotel and store Al
this place.
Mr.. Whited. formerly of Browns
vile, was ln1uiring for a vacant house
Friday. We doubt if he found one;
think your humble servant got what
he was after.
The people Of Lebanon are decidedly
fond of public speaking. Large audi
ences were in attendance upon botf
churches as well as the literary society
Monday night.
The political cyclone that swept the
codntry last week is the subject o
lively discussion in our midst. Tht
Democrats are jubilant and the Repub
Iicans are sober.
A great deal of Improvement worf
will be done in East Lebanon this win
ter, which points 10 that portion of ou
corporate limits as the handsomes
spot in Lebanon.
We will begin a serial story in tht
EXPRESS next week. Now is the tim'
to subscribe and get the first chapter o
this serial, which we promise you viii
be good reading.