The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-01-23
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City Restaurants.
4. c. Peehler erected q slgn In ffont
of his store last week.
Mrs. Biggers il enclosing her property
and layingnew walks.
David Peehier has laid new walk
In front Of his property.
There has been slight advance In
the price OF wheat lately.
Grove street has been thrown open
70 the canal on the north.
Guy Gaylord killed am elk in Big
Bottom about ten days ago.
4. NJ. Wheeler has three or four men
ut work on his new dwelling.
The revival services closed az The
Presbyterian church "Wednesday night.
Andy Jennings killed very large
bear on Mcdowell creek few days
since.
Dr. Barker brought some rich con-
centfates from the Quartzville mines
last week.
After sitting Bun was beefed 1t was
comparatively easy TO roundup the
common herd.
We understand that they have the
measles severally and collectively at
J. ID. Walton's.
We are Informed by the local weather
bureau that Easter comes unusually
early this year.
]. G. Boyle has built a nice residence
on Grove street and is now improving
the surroundings.
Fresh oysters served in any, style at
the City Restaurant
Our public school grounds are very
nice, but they could be Improved by
setting the same to shade trees.
James Cox rented house in Leh-
anon Saturday and will move his FAM
lily over from Crawfortisville soon.
Board by day or week at City Res
taurant. +. s. PEARSON,
Proprietor.
Get ON to those dress goods Montague
Is selling at sach reduced prices; why
people are just going wild about them.
The wagon road bills before the legis-
lature up to Tuesday OF this week call
for appropriations aggiegating Sl65,00o
It seems to be the general opinion
that the building boom will be greater
in Lebanon this year than it was in
1890.
d. e. Moore of Albany bought the
gallery OF Wilcox in this place last
week and will take possession right
away.
Jak Hickman is enjoying the com
panionship of one or more Of the
plaques which nearly distracted good
old job.
Montague is selling 81 90 slocs for
: Tx Se l,sa fr,
get in, as the rains have commenced in
earnest.
That 6o-cent flannel Montague is
selling at As cents is going like hot
cakes. Lay in your supply before IL Is
all gone.
w. X. Temple of Piainview was par
in Albany, but has about recovered
from the stroke.
NJ. V. Doud, proprietor Of the st.
Charles, has had some artistic lettering
done on ons of the windows of this
mamouth eating house.
w. Bish0p of Hamilton Creek
tells us that farmers in his section OF
the country are doing more work than
for many previous years.
Stock in the c. & b. r. Mining Co.,
Brownsville. to the amount of several
thousand dollars has been transferred
within the last three months.
Geo Wilcox came up from Albany
Tuesday to take photographs OF the
paper mill and ssnae other buildings,
but the foggy weather forbade.
Jerry Shea of Sweet Home was in
town Monday. He presented this
Office half bushel of onions which
for size and flavor are hard to beat.
Last Sunday a communion service
was held at the Presbyterian church;
nine members were received into the
church at the eleven o'clock service.
- Deputy Sheriff Vanny Smith went ia
Sweet Home Tuesday and arrested
seven or eight of the leading spirits
who Instigated the church row on Sun
day.
Montague is selling clothing at prices
never heard of before; in fact his GUS
toners have begun to think that the
tariff on clothing has been repealed
altogether.
The most delicate constitution can
safely use DIR. j II. McLean's Tar Wine
Lung Balm; it is a sure remedy foI
coughs, loss of voice, and all throat and
lung diseases.
Are you in love? If so, marry the
idol of your affections and then so to
Matthews & Washburu's, at Albany,
buy a stove or range, raise large fan
lily and be happy.
The weather has been exceptionally
mild lately, indeed we should conclude
that winter has given place to spring
were itnot that appearances are some
times deceitful.
Ramor says that negot iations are
pending between the Catholics and
Mr.. Mossholder for the public school
building, to be used by that denomi
nation as church.
Geo. Howell of Harrisburg bought
two lots of kirkpatrick in Park Addi
ton, also two lots of J. @. Eaton
Mr.. Howell will build two dwelling
the coming summer :.
G. S. Hanleiter says he has patro
nized many railroads and travelled
in all kinds of cars, but the cart (buncles
on the trunk line have no sleepeTs anC
few accommodations.
Tt isl Just barely possible that the Ode
Fellows will remove the Cash Store t.
the Southwest corner of their lot ant
build brick on the corner now occu
pied by that building.
At the NJ. E. Church on next Sun