The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-06-05


Prof. Wright has accepted position
in Peebler's grocery store
Miss Ora Ballard is suffering very
much with poisen oak.
Mr. A Hackleman past through town
Wednesday with $50 head of cattle
which he was taking over to Bunch
Grass
There are great many strangers to be
seen on our streets now which means
something.
Rey Lamar returned home Wednes-
day from below Albany, where he has
been helping in meeting.
IS pounds extra c sugar for 81 at
T. G. Peebler's.
Quite number of our citizens are
in attendance at the Linn county pio-
neers' meeting at Brownsville.
Mrs. Jno Banta and children left
Teusday for Hot Springs ON stay Of
three month
Mr.. A ] Roberts, has moved into
the house with his father, in one of
Boards houses
Mrs. w. ]. Ray will do plain sewing.
Mr.. Bennett, our depot agent, is in
Harrisburg this week visiting rela-
tives.
On Wednesday Mr. ] F Hide, of this
place was appointed by the commits
sions'court, justice of peace of Lebanon
precinct. We think the appointment
e &s..f-,
Will exchange for good milk cow,
one new sewing machine, latest inn
provements, high arm, fall set of at
taehments, fipt furniture, all walnut,
seven drawers and drop leaf. self
bander and threader Apply TO the
new Jeweler at City drug store.
Frank Thompson had the misfor-
tune to get two of his fingers cut OFF
Wednesday over on the Oregonian
r. r. DIR. Courtney was called and
dressed the wound.
Chas. Smith returned home Wednes-
day from across the mountains. Chas.
says the range is better than it has been
for years over there. He said they
had good success in getting the cattle
to CiaypooFs ranch and Chas. Walton
had expected position on the ranch.
Mr. Geo. Alexaneer formerly of the
EMPRESS left Wednesday for Eugene
his old home. He eontemplates buy
ing an interest in the Brownsville
Times, and in that event will locate
there.
Tuesdays Albany Democrat says:
This forenoon very delicate and
skilIful operation was performed by
DIR. Maston, assisted by Drs. Davis and
Kelly, at the residence of Hon. L. H
Montanye in the removal of ten
pound overarion tumor from Mrs
Anrilla Combs, of Eugene. Mrs. Combs
is doing as well as eau be expected,
with fair prospects of recovery.
It is asserted that the men arrested
and brought back from Bntte Montana
as the supposed murders of Mr.. Bar
bour, are not the right men. The
police authorities, at Portland, seem
reticent when asked as to the evidence
good deal, which will be forthcoming
at the examining trial on 10Th inst.
Mrs. Barbour will not go east until
after that date, we are informed.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Rebecca T
Jones, and her daughter Sarah Jones
middle-age woman, who have been
residing in the southern suburbs of
the city, were taken before Judge
Blackburn, and board of examining
physicians, consisting of Drs. G. w.
Maston and j. P. Wallace, and were
declared insane and taken to the asy-
lum at SaIum. They have been ter
ror to the neighberhood aud had used
insulting and abusive language in a
public manner until it became unbear-
able. Herald
Mrs Jones and her daughter form
erly lived in Lebanon and are known
! to many of the people here.
The ever glorious Fourth will be
wallis, SO says the Times
Monday night last farewell social
was tended Mr.. Geo. Alexander at the
residence of Mr.. Adams in the way OF
a surprise party. A very pleasant eve
ming was spent by all present, who re-
gret very much the loss of Mr.. Alexan-
der from the society of our town.
The post office will be in the
red front store after Judge Miller
/ takes charge of it.
Ono day this week F. NJ. Miller
bought the Is feet between Han
sard saloon and the st. Charles
hotel including the barber shop:
consideration $500. The Judge
intends erecting nice building on
the grounds in the near future.
I [. R. Borum has secured the
services of Mr. Lewis and viii here
after run two chairs in his barber
shop. Mr.. Lewis has worked in
Albany for the past year and has
the reputation of first class bar
Der.
/ Mr.. Martin Dayton, who has
Travelled by team 500 miles looking
for farm stopped in Lebanon. He
was referred to Mess. Peterson &
Garland who succeeded in finding
the long-looked for farm that suit
ed Mr.. D. to a T., and closed the