The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-03-13
EYES AND EARS /!

EYES AND EARSl
Better health.
Lebanon canal.
Mining fever rising.
business Is reviving.
Building boom begun.
Il. g. Peebler's groceries.
Twenty-thousand-d mill.
Go to S. p. Bach for boots and shoes.
Try one Of peebler's favorite SC.
cigars.
T. c. Peebler gives 10 ounces for one
pound.
For fine coffee and tea go to t. @
Peeblef's.
Remember Menday night at M. T..
church, 5 o'clock.
Lew Johnson's nainstrels, Thursday
evening, March l2.
F. II. French, the jeweier, Albany,
keeps railroad time.
A little daughter Of Harvey Cross il afliie-
ted with typhoid fever.
Go TO Il. c. Peebler's and get IL lbs.
Extra G sugar, 81 90.
H. yroom has erected the frame of
his barn on Vine street.
Remember 4. G. Peebler pays cash
for al kinds Of produce.
LEBANON EXPRESS, the leading pa
per. only 81 80 per year.
All goods deliverd free of charge
from T. c. Peebler's store.
For choice groceries at bedrock
prices go to /. G. Peebler's.
Rumor points to the Chinese quarters
as q Juvenile gambling house.
T. C. Peebler keeps Schillings' best
spices and extracts. Try them.
Mat. Lonsberry added new piece OF
furniture to this office last week.
Miss Stella Ames, the elocutionist,
at the NJ. Il. church Monday night.
Carpenters are framing the timbers
for the addition to A. Dodge's barn.
&. p. Bach sells good Brownsville
roller process flour for 81 10 per sack.
The press speaks very highly of
Miss Stella Aines as a dramatic reader.
The Lebanon Literary Society will
N1CCt IA 0hioi 14ft&i 1hohoAy At5nt
next.
s. P Bach keeps line of boots aud
shoes as well as Brownsville wooden
goods.
The Barrett comedy company will
play here next Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings.
A rare treat 10 the people of Leb-
anon. don't miss it; Miss Ames at
III. E. church.
G. w. Wheeler has sold his mill,
but net his lumber; call on him for
building lumber.
DIR. I4amberson has rented the old
school house i'm which to store his cas-
cara bark this year.
As soon as the weather settles we
shall have a man in. the field canvass
ing for the EMPRESS.
Come on, let's go over to Cruson &
MenZies' hardware store and see the
new Oliver steel plows.
Merchant Bodwell will remove his
stick of goods to Port Townsend about
the Goth of this month.
The carpenters are getting every
thing ready for the erection of three
fine cottages for j. A. Beard.
Licenses to marry have been issued
J +. Gains and Villa Queener, and
: R. Il. Lee Miller and Edith Miller.
Mountain Lodge, Ne, IoS, 1. o. o. F.
was instituted in Drain two week ago
with membership of twenty-three.
The parties who bought G.. W.
WheeleT's saw mill removed their plant
TO Sweet Home or vicinity this week
There should be general cleaning
mp OF the back yards, alleys and streets
TO insure good health the coming sea-
son.
The Epworth League of NJ. E. church
intend to give several entertainments
in the future, of winch Miss Ames is
first.
Several strangers arrived by Fridays
train. As spring approaches the
number Of newcomers continues TO in
crease
There were rumors of a tornado Sun
day night; judging by the noise there
were every thing in the air except
razers.
Ladies, do not fail TO see the stock of
hne 5. *. and q. p. corsets from the
East at Montague's. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
It now looks like every village and
hamlet in Oregon is to have q news
paper. Certainly, Oregon is prosperous
country.
Before another summer passes, the
Odd Fellows of Charlottesville will
have a new hall in which to hold their
meetings.
The late snow and the abundant
rains which have fallen within the
past three weeks have dissipated all
fears of drought.
Miss Ames's readings are very de-
iightfal She renders comedy
and dramatic selections with equal sue
cess.-Oregonian
Forepaugh's circus will visit the val
ley the coming season and you cannot
conceal it from the little folks how
ever hard you try.
Ct. Lovelee our merchant tailor,
bids everybody look out for his new
advertisement next week, advertising
his stock of spring goods
After going to Cruson & Menzies'
hardware store and getting prices, we
find that they are selling goods as low
as any place in the valley.
j. r. Wyatt, deputy prosecuting at
torney, appeared in behalf of the State
In the prosecution of Thos- James for
house-breaking yesterday.
If you think the building of the Leb-
canal is an impracticable scheme, you
have not heard the latest that can be
said in favor of the enterprise.
G. G. HacIklernan had just room