The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-01-30

that they sell on their own good merits
when once tried.
Are you In lover If so, marry the
ldol &C Your affections and then so to
Matthews 4 Wnshburn's, nc Albany,
buy Il stove or range, raise 4 large fam
lis aud be huppy.
Rev. gs =. ITanlelter win dellveran
illustrated lecture 10 the children on
Sunday next, at 3 II. nj. h, the M III
church. South. Let all the children
attend this meeting.
Santianl Grange Installed officers last
Saturday. The Grange AZ this place Ii
one Of the largest organizations Of the
kind IN the county, and Is composed
OF active energetic men.
Since the o. Ry. was wldened two
or three cartoatls OF lunihel have been
shipped from Coburg 10 this place
This Is great convenience over trans
ferring the lumber at the Junction.
We learn from n man iust from
Douglas county that the marble quarry
in that section Is almost unlimited IN
extent and that it Is of texture that
is susceptible Of u very high polish.
During the past year nearly all the
available lots on Park and Grove
streets have been built upon, and II is
surprising 10 note the improvements
which are being made In East Lebanon.
DIR, a. q. prill Of sweet Home has
advertised for several species OF Oregon
birds. The Or. Is a taxidermst and he
Il buying With view 10 mounting
the various specimens of the fcathered
tribe.
In the absence of s. NJ. Garland last
week, w. e.. Peterson was kept pretty
busy. When real estate men are kept
busy we conclude that times are COOL,
for we very naturally associate the one
with the other.
On the 18th Of January, 1891, Mr.. J..
NJ. Smith of Brownsville and Miss
lone .Arthrrs of Liberty were united
in matrimony, at the home OF the
brides parents, Thos. a. Host of Sweet
Home officiating.
DO yon want the earthe II 50. call
ON Matthews & Washburn, Albany,
Or. and they will take pleasure in
showing you the largest and most com
plele line of hardware, stoves and
ranges in the valley.
Frank Mlllard, who came from Cali
foraia last summer and worked In
walton s Wiley's planer for several
months, has been prospecting on the
Sound for several weeks, and has not yet
decided 70 leave Lebanon.
d. NJ. Ferry, whose advertisement
appears in this paper, i scotsman oi
n national reputation. Persons pur-
chasing seeds from this house have the
satisfaction of knowing that they are
dealing with q reliable firm.
It would seem that james Blaine. Jr
has inherited neither the self-respeci
nor the dignity of his illustrous sire. He
was thrust out of q ball room q few
/ DAYS since for improprieties prnctice,l
while indulging IN a debaueh.
All persons knowing themselves in.
dehted &c, John Unger are requested tC
settle by Feb. 20th, or all outstanding
accounts will be put into the hands oi
an attorney for collection after that
date. JOHN UNeER.
A bear was killed on the Santiam 9
! few days ago. 1t Is unusual for bear e
make their appearance so early. five
/ do rot have an early spring we have
{ i,een mislead by the animal Kingdom
| and Faster will have to atone for like
offence.
A revival service was begun In the
/ N. +. church South "Wednesday even
! ing, several denominations uniting
/ The meetings will be protracted indef
initely. All Christians, Tegarglless
of church affiliations, are asked To 60
operate in these meetings.
We learned Saturday that twenty
eight men had been canvassing the ter
ritorv between the two SantiAms. so
liciting names to 4 petition fer divis
| ion Of the county. On the afternoon o
that day remnnstrance was circulate
with as much vigor in this vicinity.
The Salem Journal says that 81. r
Anderson brought to that office TIVE
/ pears which weighed five pounds ,
/ The variety Is known as the pound
pears, and the name was given by east
ern pomolagists, where the maximum
weightwas one pound, hence the name
I. r. Borum wsn unv,il his conS
barber pale in n few days. The pro
prietoF hopes that the ceremonies at
tending the event will he less imposing
and that public veneration may not e,
/ so FIR as 10 transport, piece-meal, th'
striped shaft, as was done en- "A forme
| occasion
As yet, no one has been found t.
builda railroad from this place 10 Wete-
loo via Sodaville. We know not how
many have beea figuring on the proiec.
but we believe that the man or com
panv of men who take ho,d of the
matter with both hands viii be well &c
| warded for the outlay.
The Lebanon Cornet Band were mu
/ sicalIy inclined Thursday evening last
/ After serenading S. p. Bach, who CAV,
the band sumptuous repast, they Wis
tied in turn the newly-eleeted city
officers and infused into each enough
patriotic fervor to serve a city of twice
the population of Lebanon.
ssSome farmers plant their crops il
the moon. others plant in the ground
The ground farmers get the best crops
The moon does not seem to he as pop
ular as it used TO be but there are youns
folks in this town who still go by th'
moon. Athena Press. The honey
moon is popular in all lands.
/ The Eugene Guard of the oath inst
says that party of six from Tacoma
left Eugene Wednesday with two teams
loaded with supplies for the BLU
River mines. They viii work nigh
and day shifts running a tunnel OF
their ledge, and If prospects warran
viii put in a mill in the spring.
We are informed that some oft tn
patrons ofthe Waterloo dance on F'rida,
night last paid dearly for their diver
sion. Some of the men lost their hat
and Others again missed their footwear
We remember reading of an earl,
preacher by the name Of John the Bap
tist who had his head danced of.
Sick Headache and a sensation of op
preston and dullness in the head, ar
/ xrarxy CON, .,anpIxy ,Arn1uoad lx- ipdioas