The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-12-11

carr" well seleetcu llne oi peilts
furnishing goods?
Bert Van Cleye has leased the va
quina Post Of his father, and will here
Altered IL.
When III Albany call at F. NJ
French's corner jewelry store, and see
the fine display of Christmas goods.
Three Dakota men are in the valley
after tract. fland for twelve families
who have the Oregon fever.
For lhe next sixty days we will sci
tombstones and monuments for per
cent less than our regular price. If
you need anything la our line give us
call II. w. ACHlsoN 70
Mrs. Minnie Banta spent Sabbath
evening with her sister Mrs Grant
Dodge, who lives just out of town.
When III Albany call and see the
elegant piano that Klein Bros will
give away Oh Christmas Eve at their
Boot n Shoe Store, Albany, Oregon.
y. W. Paisley will leave his home in
Albany in a short time for North Can
olina tospend the winter
Don't 90 to the trouble to run all
over the town for what you want, but
20 direct to Bull & Pugk and get what
YOU want IN the grocery line. Their
stock is large and well selected.
Go to Mrs. Rice's for cheap milli-
merry. Largest stock and lowest prices,
Felt hats, fifty cents.
4 Remember you can bay an album o'
4 M. A. Miller, that will hold fifty pie
lures, for one dollar.
If you want to rent 4 house or buy {
farm. call at G. A. Elsen's real estate
office.
Heating stoves away down to cost o
H. G.Ayer & Co.'S.
Don't forget to caseh few dozens o
the rice dress buttoSs, at Iahn's. Yae
are going fast,
MIS- Wilde, sister Of Mrs. CFusoI
; who has heen visiting here ihis Fal
returned noMe Wednesday.
> Walton, Of the firm Of Walton
Wiley, Of this city has been very sic
8 the past week, with pneumonia an
= LA Grippe
The sdwnll at the head of the Lehi
y non ditch will be running in a fe'
! days il the weather is favorable. Th
meaus cheaper lumber and plenty {
Q ii.
Mr. Geo. Davis, Of Tennessee neigl
= borhood, was hauling in potatoes thi
I week, and he informs us that he raise
over 1900 bushels off of 2! acres.
James Edwards, of Buckley, Wasl
. ington, came to our city the last Of tn
week on business connected with tn
sale of his property here. Mr.. Edward
t is working in 4 door and sash factor
J at Buckley.
i The school teachers Of Morrow cour
ty have struck for higher remuners
tion. AT the institute recently hel
: there they organized teachers assoc
: alton aud passed a resolution limitin
the minimum salary TO be accepted b
any member Of the association to SIS
per month.
!. Saturday morning Rev, Hanleite
preached the funeral sermon of Mr.
Clint Mille., of this city. Mrs. Mile
! died Friday morning after prolonge
I illness. The funeral was delayed wal
ing for relatives and friends toamive.
4 The reading rooms are very niue
e appreciated by the young men of ou
$ city. There they can find the Dali
0regonian and all the leading paper
a II warm room, good company, goo
d books, and freed m from the intluent
u Of the grogshop
The first term Of our school will |
out this week. 81 far there have bee
$50 scholars enrolled. Out Of III,
number there are lis enrolled in OF
room. Wecertainly do need anoth'
!, teacher in our public school, but as
i Is it looks as though they might
d dividedup more equally,
C.P, Houston who has been Soutl
ern Pacific agent at Junction City t,
y many years, has been removed BY Il
y company He wasa faithful offlcio