The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-02-20

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The hills near town have worn their
white coats for the past week.
Don't fail to visit Garland's Botan-
tcaI Gardens while in Lebanon.
James Swenk, Jr., of Brownsville, is
11oFp-Er1 ti1e employ of DIR. Negus.
DR.. Barker was compelled to take
some of his own medicine last week
Follow the crowd, and you will
wind up at MoEtague's Mammoth store.
The general health of the town is
better than it has been for some time.
A light covering of snow was depos-
ited on the foothills Wednesday night.
Mrs. C. B. Skipworth is building
neat picket fence in front of her prop
erty.
Only ones bad elements stand
between him and the greatest achiev-
4nents-
BE sure to buy pair of those fine
oil-grain shoes at Montague's, just from
the East.
CraubesTy culture on the Coast
streams is a success, says the Albany
Democrat.
The Willamette Pulp and Paper Co.
turned out their irst news paper last
Thursday.
One hundred and fifty houses will be
built in Lebanon this year, so says a
conservative
Eugene is to have a cannery. The
business is to be carried on BY joint
stock company
On hearing of the death of Gen W.
II. Sherman, the @. A. r. fioated their
flag at half mast.
Don't growl because there is no side
walk lumber; go to Wheeler's mill and
get all you want.
Did you hear that noise yesterday?
-thet was the drop in prices on winter
go IDS, at MoRtagae's-
Work has been suspended IN the
Horticultural Garden until the weather
becomes more favorable
Anefher addition to the paper mill
has been framed. O'Neil Bros. have
some extensive buildings
Rev. II. P. Boyd will occupy the pull
pit In the NJ. G. church as usual Sun
day morning and evening.
Two members were received into the
NJ. e. church, South, on last Sunday
the meetings still continue.
@. Lovelee went to meet a CONNER
ciaI traveller in Portland lately, and he
expects his spring stock soon.
Rev. Lamar, pastor of the First Bap
9lst church Lebanon, makes his home
with his cousin, S. o. Wallace
Rev. A. Mareellus will remove tc
Oakland soon to take charge of the
Presbyterian church at that place.
There were two men in town Thurs
day, who contemplate building saw
mill in the vicinity of Sweet Home.
Some of the people in East Lebanon
don't know how many-have tobooed
vinegar from the table, cause-mumps
Rev. n. l.. New will preach his fare
well sermon next Sunday, having ac
eepted call to the Brownsville church
Owing to tho scarcity of hay and the
high price of this kind of provender
straw has been substituted by some
Mr.. CheadIe is shipping baled hay
to Portland. We understand tha'
baied hay is worth $50 per ton aboard
the cars.
I'VE saw lad chasing volume o
ke a few days ago, and we did no
To hesy that he would be our mex
E-Asident.
Duck hunters Were reconnoiterinI
along the banks of Oak creek last week
and as a result some of them had wile
fowl for dinner.
A Seio man informs the Democra
that the Salvation Aarny have capt
uTed the town, and that thirty con
versions is the result.
We heard young man say that h
was given too much prominence Mon
day evening bv having supplement
pinned to h1s coat-tail-
We call attention to Mr.. G. E. Ranou
card in this issue. Mr.. Ranous is
good workman and may be found on
door South of tailor shop.
Prof. RiddelI examined number G
heads in Lebanon this week, revealin
the usual grades of good, bad, or in
different cerebral texture.
The Evening Telegram, publishes
i'm Portland, has been purchased b.
Mr.. Moffet and will be published here
after as democratic paper.
The mail route from Lebanon t
Sweet Home, via Sodavllle and Water
loo is a hard one; nevertheless Nj
Matehett makes the trip daily.
The heavy rains last week f1oode,
some of the low lands below towr
but it is not likely that the water wi
do any serious damage to grain.
we look for no settled weather unit
the legislature adjourns tomorrow eve
ming, then we prophesy good roads, i
some parts of the country at least.
All parties knowing themselves ir
debted to me will please call and settle
as I need my money.
NJ. A. MILLER.
A man who arrived on a Dakot
blizzard last fall, says he prefers sno'
to so mucn rain. Keep quiet, Dakots
your wood will keep another twelve
month.
Rev G. S. HanIietfr's Sunday aftel
noon lectures and blackboard exc
cises for children are very instructiv
and cannot be otherwise than prC
ductive of good.
Are you in love? III SO, marry tn
idol of your affectiona5 and then go
Matthews q WashbuFn's, at Albany
buy a stove or range, reise large ia +
jiY and be happy.