The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-11-06

The ladies Of the Baptist church will
give a supper at the Band Hall on
Thanksgiving evening. Don't forget 1t.
Mr.. Frank Alexander, who has been
stopping here for the past three weeks,
returned to his home IN Eugene Satur-
day. Frank Is as good a type-setter as
there is in the valley.
VIII 4 Stark Of Albany have the
finest stock Of clocks and watches ever
brought to the valley.
Dr. L. Foley, G. Ralston, NJ. A. Mil
Ter and F. O'Neil were in Albany Mon
day attending to business for the canal
company.
Mr.. A. Al. White, lately of Salem,
has rented place and moved into
town. He intends to build near Soda
VILE IN the near future.
McKinnon, the genial landlord whs
furnishes food for man aud beast cross-
ing the Cascades, will not be tried un-
iii the next term Of circuit court.
Services at the Cumberland Presby-
.erian church morning and evening.
Morning subject, "God manifest IN the
flesh, precious to the believer.
E. +. THOMPSON, pastor.
Mr.. Frank Davis, OF Sodaville, re-
turned home this week from Washing.
ton and Eastern Oregon, where he had
been looking for a location. He said
he believed that Lebanon was the best
of all, and has about decided to move
here.
One Of our subscribers IN Sodaville
WAS telling Us of d grand serenade they
had up there the olhernlght 1t was
given III behalfofspme young bachelors
ut that place. He said that ii was fine,
but that he thought the most Of th, IN
We're amateurs as the music didn't
chord.
la conversation with Hon. II. a.
Irvine be stated TO Us that in Il short
time Judge h. +. Boise and himself
were contemplating a visit to each local
Farmers Alliance i'll this county, for
the purpose ofencouraging each organ
izatlon and talk over matters pertain-
ing 70 Alliance questions. --Scio Press.
Ii you are troubled with rheumatism
or lame back, bind OH over the seat /.
Of pain n piece Of flannel dampened
with Chainberlain's Pain Balm. You
viii be surprised At the prompt reliefit
affords. 50 cent bottles for sale by NJ.
A. Miller
Tie opening service at the Baptist
church last Sabbath was very interest
ing. The program was ii follows:
Opening hymn, "Colne, Great Deliver
er Come" Invocation by Rev. Young;
Hymn, 'Halleluiah for the Cross;s
Scripture Lesson, Nehemiah, 2fd chap
ter; PRAYER bY Rev. O. s. Hanleiter;
Sermon by Rey. =. Hill, text, Nefcmi-
ah 4:s. The sermon was able and
showed thorough preparation. Bene-
aistion ~ Rev. sperry.
ThrBaptist Church was dedicated
~ last Sabbath. Rev. 9. Hill preached |
she dedlcatory seruion. The church /.
! neat substantial structure.
When IN Albany don't fail to call On
NE Ladies' Bazaar. They haye the
finest lot Of Millinery goods ever
'roughtto the valley.
The Ladies Bazaar, Of Albany, keeps
,loaks for Ladies, Misses ana Children.
When in Albany cali and zee them.
=. NJ French, ieweler, Albany, will I
sire ypa the benefit Of the big cut on
Watches. Call and examine goods and
,et pricesi
When y Albany call and see Hop
,ins Bros, They are the sole agents
or the celebrated Superior cook stoves
nd ranges, the worlds best.
F.M French, jeweleE Albany, keeps
large and complete stock ofspeetaces
~ eye glasses, and fits them by II
Johnsoil's patent eye-meter.n
II you wish to erect i monument
yer the grave ofanyof your relatives
eiore next decoration, call at once and
ct the reduction IL prices now offered
y Y. ", Achison u Co., Albany Or
Three Or four weeks ago Lillian
an mo- upnl Shnut u st,.an 10 tll..at4 (