The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-04-10
EYES Ann EARsi

II {. Peebier,s groceries
Go 10 S. P. Bach for boots and shoes
Try one of Peebler's fayorite sc
egara
n. Q. Reebler gives 10 ounces for ON
pound.
For due coffee and tea go to t. c
Peebler's.
E. G. Carr started delivery wager
this week.
Additional local news on the edi
torial page.
Sasn Case has fenced bis iots neal
the rallr0ad.
Sulky plow for sale. Inquire at Eli
Horn RestaGraut-
Machinery is arriving for the paper
mill almost daily
F. nc. French, the jeweler, Albany
keeps railroad time.
Go to r. G. Peeblerssand get II lbs.
Extra G sugar, 81 90.
Get yoar Sunday go to- meeting
clothes Of q. Lovelee-
= A young gentleman In town wants
TO teach penmanship.
-..s, - <5sts tzitt1yueff at Mrs NSeo. hice'S
straw hats for 80 cents.
Renaenaber 70 q. Peebler pays cash
TOR all kinds Of produce.
For choice groceries at bedrock
pg5cess 80 20 r. @ Peebler's.
Clean out the alleys and the marshal
Will take care of the streets.
Mat Lonsherry built picket fence
Scr g. NJ. Westfall last week.
r. C.. Peebier delivers his own goods
at any hour TO suit customers.
Work will be begun in the Horti-
cultural Garden In a few days.
Mrs. Geo. Rice, milIiner. The lar
gest stock and the lowest prices
r. C. f'eebier keeps Schiilings' best
spices and extracts. Try them.
For various reasons, our oatmeal mill
has not been running this week.
NJ. A. Miller Is agent for the cele-
brafed Cleveland ready y-mixed paint.
It is thought that the paper mill will
be in operation about the last of June.
s. r. Rach keeps a line of boots and
shoes as well as Brownsville wooden
goods.
The Singer Manufacturing Company
has permanent agent in Lebanon,
Oregon.
We hear it family whispered there
will be brick block built in Lebanon
this year.
We have money to loan on improved
farms and ranches. s. n. Steele & Co
Albany Or.
J. c. Frey & Son manufacture their
own horse collars. Call and examine
their stock
A span of match three-year-old
mules for sale; inquire at Elk Horn
Restaurant.
6. P. Bach aud II. C. Peebler each
received q fire and burglar proof safe
Wednesday.
J. II. Kirkpatrick went to Corvallis
Monday, to look at a farm which he
recently purchased.
JIG. Gross, of Waterloo, keeps on
hand a 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.
J. g. Gloss of Waterloo keeps the
Walla Walia garden seed. Fresh |
seeds and sure to grow.
E. Goan's planer was brought to a |
stand-stiH last week, caused BY a break
in some of the machinery.
The carpenters began wook on Brown
Hanssrd's new store this week. The
lnilding will be 60x27, two stories
high.
Why is it that there is no market for
CATTLE Farmers and stock men COM
plain of the extreme low prices for all
kinds of cattle.
After going to Crusou & Mepzies,
hardware store and getting prices, we
find That they are selling goods as low
As any place in the valley.
Rev. A. Marcellus came down from
Oakland Saturday and occupied the
pulpit at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning and evening
Mr.. and Mrs.. n. Frey wish to
ttkantS their many friends, through the
EXPIRES, for their kindness and sym
pathy during their late bereavement
DIR. Booth has very interesting and
stuehorn patient on hand in the person
of himself. The DIR. has an attack of
the Russian Importation called la
grippe.
Seven immigrants arrived in Leb-
anon from Kansas Friday last. The
newcomers are Germans, are not with
cut money and will be a benefit to the
It looks like Cruson & Menzies in
tended to sell every farmer a plow,
judging from their stock of Oliver, /,
Bisseii, JeAn Deer, ]. L Case and Nor
wegian plows.
J. 7. Harbin has decided not to build
a third blacksmith shop He may form
q eo-Rartnership with Messrs Dobkins
& Osburn, proprietors of the Lebanon
Machine Shop.
DIR. Barker went to Albany last week
to see some miners who lately returned
from GMartzville and to ascertain from
them W hen il would be safe to start for
the ST. ntiam mines.
The Park addition to Lebanon will
soon be thrown open and it behooves
those whe have set shade trees around
their property to protect their trees
against the town cows.
Mayor Cowan, of Albany, tells us !
that the Albany Mining Co., have al ,
ready purchased a boiler and saw mill ,
and will soon have ten stamp mill at
work ON the company's mines.
Rev RedEig,e, an evangelist of the /
Christian church, began a series of ,
in Band Hall Thursday even |
ing. A cordial invitation is extended
to ali to attend these meetings. i
Rev. &. A. Mcdonald is agent for =
.ase famous Epx-orth pianos and
organs, which for tone, durability and
inish, are uneXcelled. Inquire at Ex- !
PRESS office fer prices and terms.
The Seattle Touring mill, which was v