The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-12-19
xpferrs.
DECEMBER 10, 1890.
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fench, the jeweier.
s-aaRr Bewdrick is handling baggage
the Lebanon railroad.
The Drain gas well has reached a
1ebth OF six hundred feet.
The public school was reopened in
the new building Monday.
Messrs. Hale & CleSinger win open
"a blacksmith shop in Lebanon soon.
4. &. Mouser is painting his house
nd otherwise Improving his property.
We are pleased to learn that our ply
sicians have fewer calls than formerly.
Ten teams and about twenty men
tind regular employment at the paper
mill.
At the city election in Brownsville
Monday, the low license ticket was
elected.
80 weeks since, snow had fallen to
4SsG depth OF six inches on the upper
Calapooia.
Joha s. Baker is repairing Firemen's
hall. which was damaged by fire two
weeks ago.
Mrs. Funk and Miss Ulery have
been added TO the corps OF teachers in
oar public school.
Elk Horn Restaurant for holiday
goods, bread and confectionery. Kirk
patrick's building.
other men, left for the Quartzville
mines Wednesday,
NJ A Miller has a few webster's
Dictionaries that viii make elegant
Christmas presents.
The potato crop Of the United States
is estimated at i45, ,OO0, 900 against 49,
e00, 900 for last year.
Ben Barker has built one house and
il at work on the second building, the
frame of which is mp.
3. C. Miller has laid new walk in
front of his property recently pur-
chased of Mr.. Cariile.
Now that the dfphtheria excitement
has abatad, people need be no longer
afraid TO come to town
new sidewalk has recently been
built on the south side of 3. T. Dom
aca's residence property.
John Banta and Ed Kellenberger
are building q tWelve-hundred-doll
house on Bridge Avenue
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to Mrs. George Rice must call
and settle by February 1st.
The LEBANON EXPRESS has added
another nemDer to its staff in the
person of G. F. Skipworth.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the firm of Beard & Holt
must call and settle at once.
]. A. Beard went to Portland this
week and un his return helped to bunt
the narrow gauge off the track.
A. 4. KEGS left Thursday morning
for Port Townsend. He will visit rel
atives in that section during holidays.
All parties knowing themselves in
debted to me win please call and settle,
as l need my money. NJ. A MILLER
Oar winter is so mild and summer
like that Christmas fowls have been
Inveigied into occupying the lower
roosts-
We have had but little rain so far,
and the little which has fallen is very
largely mud-so it appears to an on
locker.
Afr. Perry was In Lebanon Saturday
circulating petition asking of the leg
islature an appropriation for the min
eral spring at Sodaville.
IF you spit up phlegm, and are treu-
6led with a hacking cough, use DR.. j.
II. McLean7s Tar Wine Lung Balm.
For sale by J. A. Beard.
Buy your watches, clocks and Jew
eIIy-ef r. M. French, Albany, and get
chances in the drawing. See list OF
the presents to be given away.
An Eugene correspondent sends us a
curt reply to Nemo's arraignment OF
prohibition some two weeks ago. 1t
will appear in the next issue.
On or about january Ist, }. r.. and
III. Y. kirkpatrick expect florist and
landscape gardener to plat and adorn
the PARK and horticultural garden.
Mining stock in the CaIapooia and
Blue River Mill and Mining Company
for sale at this Office. For full particu-
lars. call on or write to LEBANON Ex-
PRESS.
Jos. Harbin intends to build an ag.
ricultural implement house on Bridge
Avenue. The building will be 90x3C
with blacksmith shop in connection
with it.
The young man who expects tx
marry in this community and do well
call and buy one of those nice presents
at NJ. A. Miller's.
Are you in love? If so, marry the
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Matthews & Washburn's, at Albany
buy stove or range, raise large fam
lily and be happy.
Hugh Swenk drove his team acros.
the railroad track just little in ad
vance of the incoming train on Mon
day, when his horses broke the tongue
out of the wagon
Owing to the wreck on the Southern
Pacific Tuesday, overland trains were
cut off from the wood supply, necessi.
tatlng an extra trip for the Lebanon
train for load of wood.
J.R Kirkpatrick has $50 worth o
fruit trees for sale at wholesale prices
These trees comprise some choice va
rieties and will be retailed to the pur
chaser at wholesale prices.
J. Wassom is having the brush Gu
which skirts the swale running through
his land near the paper mill. He ha
ing all parts of his land productive.
Mr.. Stokes, although a new-come
amongst us, has caught the spirit o
improvement which distinguishes tn,
town of Lebanon and is adding to TIN
value of his property in many ways.
From five to seven men behind C. B
Montague's counters selling the neces
saries of life. A great business, wei
conducted. What others call boom
is to Montague commonplace bust
ness affair.
The holiday number of the Yves
Shore is before US, neat, readable ant
artistic. We West Shore Publishing
Company, by common consent, take
the lead of illustrated journalism ol
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