The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-03-20
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r. Q. Peehler,s groceries.

A. ~. ESSofet gives 10 VuhGeS loE ohe
fsDund.
Fbr fine coffee and tea 40 TO 4. c.
PeebleF's.
The work of laying walks ON MaiR
street goes on.
q. Il. Cotton will add an awning to
his store soon.
Abe Isoveall took load Of horses to
seattle this week.
MI. Ray had two carpenters nc work
ON his house lately
F.M. French, the |eweier, Albany,
keepa railroad time.
Go 10 t. c. Peebler's and get II lbs
Extra Gssugar, 81 90.
The woodbarn Independent Is now
published semi-weekly.
Remember r. G. Peeblcr pays cash
for all kinds of produce.
All goods deliveFd free OF charge
from ~ C. reebler's store.
Mr.. Kirkendall, q newcomer, has a
J. very sfcix child this week.
For choice groceries at bedrock
prices, 60 TO I. e. Peebler's.
A carload Of furniture was received
by VIM. Barbour this week.
T.C. peebler keeps Schillings' best
aplces and extracts. Try them.
&. p. Bach sells good Brownsville
roller process -four for vi 10 per sack.
Our carpenters would I've busy to-day
were It net for the scarcity Of lumber.
4. Bosiar's little girl has Just re-
covered from an attack OF scarlet fever.
The efforts to secure 10 Union two
eet woolen mill are likely TO be success
fai.
vacated by Rev. MareellNs last Mon
day.
ID. o. Fellows has been released, the
] grand jury having failed TO find true
bill.
The Barrett Comedy Company
played TO good houses two nights this
week.
8. r. Bach keeps line Of boots aud
shoes aa well as Brownsville woolen
goods.
Call at Earhonris and see the carload
OF furniture, window shades, etc, Just
received.
J.C. Frey & Son manufacture their
own horse collars Call and examine
their stock
l.. NJ. Wheeler In getting the lumber
for barn and will soon have another
building up.
II. M. Miller will leave Iowa for his
home in Lebanon, about the twentieth
of this month
MIR. Cats Is setting out shrubbery
ON the lots which he recently purchased
or A. Williams.
II. G. Peebler bought Of r. 0. Whited
forfy-two acres of land one mile east of
town, Tuesday.
q. w. Wheeler has sold his mill,
but net his lumber; call on him fer
building lumber.
NJ V. Doud of the st. Charles means
TO keep a supply OF fresh soda water on
hand this summer.
s A Il. Mouser has begun work on a
new house. Many other buildings
viii be erected soon.
q. b. Gross, of Waterloo. keeps on
hand full line of groceries, which he
sells at bedrock prices.
Come on. let's go over to Cruson &
Menzies' hardware store and see the
new Oliver steel plows.
o. p. Coshow Jr. has been canvassing
the southern portion of the county in
behalf of the Albany bridge.
Uncle Sammy Case had the mis-
fortune to cut two of his fingers very
badly with an AK Wednesday.
About 10000 shares of mining stock
I'm the Santiam district changed hands
In two days last week in Albany.
The United Brethren, with the help
of those living IN the vicinity, have de-
cfded to build a church in Plainview.
Farmers in the vicinity of Water
loo viii find it To their interest to pat
ronize their home grocer, @. b. Gross
The grand jury found not true bill
in the case of those who were alleged
to have broken into the Sweet Home
church.
Ladies, do not fail to see the stock of
fine 8. X. and e. p. corsets from the
East at Montague's. Satisfaction guar
Anteed.
It is probable that the burned dis
tT1ct in Junction City will be rebeilt
with substantial brick buildings this
season.
ing the w. q. T. u, was announced to
lecture in the C. p. church last (Thurs-
day. evening.
Grain is growing rapidly in this
section and it is said by some that
grass will be four inches high by the
last Of the mouth.
James Cox will vacate the c. p.
parsonage the last of this month,
when it is expected that Rev. Thomp-
son will take possession.
After going to Cruson & Menzies'
hardware store and getting prices, we
find that they are selling goods as low
rs any place in>the valley.
Hiram Bakerewflhcarry on a general
merchandise business in the building
heretofore occupied by b. +. Bodwell,
known as the "Red Front.n
/ take this occasion to thank my
many friends for services rendered and
sympathy expressed in my late be-
reavement. G.. b. Gross.
J. NJ. Nichols, of Piainview, gaye
this office a call Wednesday. Mr..
Nichols IS the owner of a fall blood
Shire horse which he was pleased to
show us.
At congregational meeting of the
C. P. church, on Monday, the follow
ing trustees were elected: j. Wassom,
A. E. Williams, B. F. Donaca, VIM.
Carlyle.
Coughs and colds come uninvited,
but you can quickly get rid Of these,