The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-01-09
EYES AND EARS!

T. r. Borum Is wrestling with the
measles this week.
We heard this week that the Sweet
Home barber had left town.
J. II. Settle took his daughter to the
school for the blind last week.
A watch meeting was held in the
AZ. E. church the night of Dec. Slst.
We are assured that Lebanon will
he lighted by electricity within ten
weeks.
The Review says that some rich
quartz mines hav been discovered on
Ocheco.
A fire occurred in Athena last week
business block.
Rain and sunshine, wind and calm
Include the phases Of weather in this
part of Oregon
The measles have invaded the house
hold of J. ID. Walton, Charley being
the first victim.
Mr.. Cats has made some improve
l1ents in the apartments of the Elk
Horn Restaurant.
Elk Horn Restaurant for holiday
goods, bread and confectionery. Kirk
patrick's building.
The thanks of this office are rendered
Mr.. Nj. Lonsberry for services rendered
on New Years day.
We ewonder if our Dakota friends were
not reminded of their homes east of the
Rockies Friday night.
Tuesday night was considered a cold
might and yet but a thin coat of ice was
discernible Wednesday morning.
Taos. Kay and j. X. Weatherford
are setting twenty-five hundred prune
trees on their Waterloo property.
Get on to those dress goods Montague
is selling at such reduced prices; why
people are just going wild about them.
a petition is being circulated and ex-
tensively signed, asking for an exten-
sion of the corporate limits of Lebanon.
a remonstrance is being circulated.
by those who live outside the corpora
ton, against enlarging the city's bor-
ders.
Downing Bros. have sent for a new
5aw. Mr.. Downing SAYS that snow
II in his part Of the country Tuesday
ght.
Montague is selling 81 90 shoes for
s. 90 this week Now is the time to
get in, as the rains have commenced in
earnez8.
That 60-cent flannel Montague is
selling at 10 cents is going like hot
cakes. lay in your supply before it is
all gone
Mr.. Cats is building a wood shed in
the rear of Kirkpatrick's store building;
he also contemplates building an oven
IN the near future.
Work on the paper mill has been
suspended until spring. Mr.. ODeil,
Dan. Wheeler and several others re-
turned to California.
Samuel Case has built picket fence
I'm front of his recent purchase in the
Park addition. and is otherwise adding
TO the value of his property
Some of the business men of Harris
1az,g are providing for the grSwth of
that town by purchasing land adjoin-
ing the town and plating it.
The Albany Herald thinks that the
receipts of the post Office in that city
will reach 5000 within another year,
when it will become a seeond-class
office.
The Democrat says jeff Iso4n, Of
dressed 604 pounds. Just like JEFF; he
acts on the principle of whole hog or
aoneS
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.
Peterson&Garland sold tract Of land
r No fa A -
California. Mr.. Az expects his family,
brother and few Others from CaIifor-
ana seoe.
safely use DR.. ] II. McLean's Tar Wine
Lung Balm; it is sure remedy for
coughs, loss of voice, and all throat and
lung diseases.
Tt seems as If the old Indian sign
Is To be relied upon and that our winter
will be short. The thermometer reg
istered 43 degrees in open air at Athena
oa Christmas.
Are you in love? If so, marry the
idol of your affections and then go to
Matthews & Washburn's, at Albany,
buy stove or range, raise large fam
dly and be happy.
The s. P. Co., by taking advantage
OF the Sabbath, outwitted the citizens
of SilyertOn by widening the gauge oi
the road down one of the principal
streets on that day.
At the close of the year 1890, there
were exactly three hundred saloons in
Portland, and nine places where beer
en1y is sold. The revenue from thesf
saloons amounted to S121, 800.
The newIy-elected officers of the A
o. IT. w. were Installed last Thursday
evening by A. ID. Barker, M. w. oi
Albany lodge. After adjournment the
members INDUCED in an oyster supper
During the last summer the Myrtle
Greek Mining Co. have cut ditch
eleven miles long, and mining eper
Aflons have ALREADY begun It is expect
ed that these mines will prove very
rich.
Jake Bi1yeu of Brownsville was in
Lebanon lately. Jake had his les
badly crushed few months since while
chasing cattle through the timber
and is compelled to use a cruteh still il
going about
Do you want the earth? If so, cal
on Matthews & Washburn, Albany
Or, and they will take pleasure iT
showing you the largest and most com
plete line of hardware, stoves and
ranges in the valley.
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