The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-01-02
ken down.
: don next Monday.

AA0n last week.
III. Elkins is painting the South
de- dist church.
aeriff SCOTS family is seriously af-
ed with diphtheria.
harley Blodgett quit work ON the
per mill Wednesday,.
The copious wers-interpreted-
lean health and wealth.
n6A Lister of Portland is suffering
j attack of measles.
Peebler is breaking on the rail-
stween Portland and Roseburg.
h the New Year with good reso-
and q clear record on our books
G. S. Hanleiter tells us that the
own of Spicer had Christmas
s0meroy, the itiuerant bookseller
his books and left the next day
ssissa christmas.
Elk Horn Restaurant for holiday
goods, bread and confectionery. Kirk
patrick's building
Rev Marcellus and wife partook of
Aountiful repast Christmas evening
CT the house of DIR. Courtney.
The Free Methodists, under the lead
ship of Rev. Brown, are holding
Ffval services in Sodaville.
rhe general merchandise store of o.
wells at Haisey was burned Satnr-
y morning; the loss is about $780,
Get on to those dress goods Montague
selling at such reduced prices; why
ople are just going wild about them.
The city council have again contrib
sted TO the convenience of our citizens
qby the addition Of several street lamps.
Considerable interest is manifested
by the citizens of Corvallis i'm the mat
ter OF building q cannery in that city.
Montague is selling s4 90 shoes for
81 90 this week. Now is the time to
get in, as the rains have commenced in
earnest
That 60-cent flannel Montague is
selling at 45 cents is going like hot
eakcs. Lay in your supply before it is
al gone.
ssaE EAEo c9s-Ioads of immigrants arrived
IN Albany this week. They intend to
canvass the country pretty throughly
before locating
We profited by the services of
Johnny Pipes of the Benton Leader. on
Christmas day and published the Ex-
PRESS in good season.
Willis Calder, who entered the Will
famelfe University last fall from this
place, IS reported very ill.
DR.. and Mrs. Skipworth hereby
tender their heartfelt thanks TO the
good people of Lebanon who kindly
remembered them Christmas
w. C. Peterson received wehster's
Unabridged Dictionary on the Christ
Haas ship. and hereafter Webster will
govern IN the recorders court.
ALI towns of any size publish the
city ordinances, and as Lebanon is
merging into cityhood, such a course
would not be amiss for our town.
Dr. j. L. Hill of Albany was re
Gently called in consultation with DR..
J. A. Iamberson in the case of Mrs.
Mckinney, who lives near town.
- Last week the approach to the Me-
kenzie bridge near Coburg collapsed,
precipitating fifteen head of beef cattle
TO the ground, distance of ten feet.
A slight unDleasantness between tSyo
young mesl Saturday evening resulted
IN nothing more serious than the i'm
position of a fine on the aggressive
party.
sesIIver heard of before; in fact his Gus
uE.lers have hegun To think that the
siH on clothing has been repealed
together.
-. E. Bladeett e4esented this Office
80 of wild strawberry vines in
bonn. We venture TO say that
is rare New Years gift outside
Oregon.
Tt occurs To us that a cooper would
! dc well in this place. Should this item
be read by one of the craft we trust
hat he will come and make personal
inspection.
In some of the windy States where
Hylng IS made so easy, they have to
tether their chickens and anchor the
turkeys or they would be on the wing
constantly.
The most delicate constitution can
safely use DR.. J . III. McLean's Tar Wine
Lung Balm; it is a sure remedy for
coughs, loss of voice, and all throat and
lung diseases.
Are you in love? If so, marry the
idol of your affections and then 90 to
Matthews & Washburn's, at Albany,
buy stove or range, raise large fam
lily and be happy.
The court house grounds at Albany
have been set to shade trees, which
looks as if Albanians had no thought
of the county seats being removed to
the rural districts.
The late rains have started afresh the
water supply, and we believe the most
II not all the wells in town are supplied
with a very good substitute for the
beaded" beverage.
If all delinquent subscribers would
pay the small sums set opposite their
names and take the ExPREss at 81 SO
year, we would hold them in ever
lasting remembrance
We take this occasion to thank the
band for the music furnished by them
on Christmas day, which, although
not intended solely for our ears, was
nevertheless appreciated by u.s.
One-half of the population are dun
5 ming their debtors and the other half
are trying toborrow money from empty
purses, and we take this to be pretty
good evidence of the stringency of the
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