The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-12-04

NNViholhbei you chu Duy an album o
M. A. Miller, that will hold fifty pic
lures, for one dollar.
will 4 Stark Of Albany have the
finest stock of clocks and watches evei
brought to the valley,
Go to Mrs. Rice's for cheap milli.
merry. Largest stock and lowest prices
Felt hats, fifty cents.
DR.. II. A. Leninger, dentist, Of Al,
bany, will be in Lebanon every Thurs
day, beginning Oct. 18th.
News reached here this morning
that the Sodaville Church had blown
down. We regret very much to bear
this, AS it will be quito blow on Soda
vile
When in Albany don't fail to call On
the Ladies' Bazaar They haye the
finest lot of Millinery goods ever
brought to the valley.
Tie Ladies Bazaar, Of Albany, keeps
cloaks for Ladies', Misses and Children.
When in Albany call and see them.
f. NJ, French, ieweler, Albany, will
give you the benefit Of the big cut on
watches. Call and examine goods and
get prices,
Last night the foundation of DR.,
Courtneys brick building gave again.
We are very sorry to hear Of their mis-
fortune, They intend TO shut down
work nov in few days, until spring,
! When in Albany call and see Hop
kins Bros. They are the sole agents
for the celebrated Superior cook stoves
and ranges, the worlds best.
i. NJ, French, jeweler, Albany, keeps
II large and complete stock ofspectacles
and eye glasses, and fits them by
"Johnson's patent eye-meter."
Buhl & Pugh have settled down tc
business in earnest, and will doubtless
command their share Of the trade.
IF YOU wish to erect monument
oyer the grave any Of your relatives
before next decoration, call at once and
get the reduction in prices now Offered
by e. w. Achison x CO., Albany Or.
The large gilt boot shows you where
Klein Bros hold forth. Try them Oh
boots and shoes. They also do repair
ing and custom work, neatly anf
promptly. Albany, Ore,
In making the rounds of the town
we notice in the drug store of N. w
Smith Il large stock Of holiday goods
aud all who expect to make selections
in his line should call and examine his
stock.
Mr.. T.. M. Wheeler of this place has
been Ill for the past week, but we art
glad to hear that he is now improving
r.. Fry, aprinter in c. w. Cobb'
office, Of Albany was in town oyel
night, this week, visiting his fathers
family.
| There is one fact that all viii have tt
admit aud that is the streets Of Lebanon
under Dr. Foley's supervision, are ii
better condition than they over were
considering the amount of rain that il
falling,
On Tuesday the umbrella which was
asked about in Happy Home items,
in last weeks EXPRESS, was left at this
office by Mr.. G. l.. Raincs, as was re-
qucsted, Still some people say it don't
pay to advertise.
Mr. w. ID. Mesarvey left home
Wednesday ON the afternoon train,
stating he would not return. The
next morning in a letter to his wife he
stutod .hat he was going away forever,
No reason is known for his strange
action. He had been married less
than Il year and his family relations
were pleasant aud harmonious. His
parents recently came from Iowa 10
make their home here, His business
affairs are all right--no Indebtedness
known. Ills action is q mystery that
time alone can umavel.
The Prohibitionsts had meeting
last Monday night in the hall over the
Post Office, and the following officers
/ We're nomlnated.
Mayer, II, Montague.
Gounclluen--J, s. Courtney, r, o,
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