The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-08-07
Lebanon Express.
FRIDAY. AUG. I. 1891.
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Mrs. G. w. Cobb has returned from
ii weeks stay on the Pacific.
/. NJ. French, the jeweler, Albany,
keeps railroad time.
Mr.. Peter Hume and son made US u
cnll this week. Mr.. Hume and fami-
ly are stopping at Sodaville at present.
w. IL. Booth NJ. ID. physician and
surgeon, Lebanon Oregon.
For bread call at the Star restaurant.
ID. G. Seized, A. B. Matthews, and
l.. Z. Marshall, of Albany, have gone
to the mountains for months rest
and recreation,
Go to Smith &Miller's for all kinds
of machine oils.
After going to Cpuson & Menzies'
hardware store and getting prices, we
find that they are selling goods as low
AS any place In the valley.
Mr.. c. t. Smith, of Mccoy, Is now
In the employ of our popular druggist,
NJ. A. Miller. NIr. M. Is kept quite
busy with his duties as Mayor and
Secretary Of the Canal Co.
l.. NJ. Wheeler has opened his new
meat market. He keeps all kinds Of
meats, and proposes to treat everybody
well. He soliclts Il fiir share of pat
ronage His motto Is ''Live and let
livc.n
]. G. Frey 4 Son, now In old post Of
flee, make collars and other harness
Mr.. S. NJ. Garland and Rev. Il. T..
Thompson returned to the coast Mon
day.
NEW aALLERY.-Dodson Bros. of
Portland h ~ open II new photograph
gallery ut this place. They ARE
now ready to take pictures In
aide aud outside work both done. All
work guaranteed.
The fucts Of fatal accident which
occurred near Scio last Thursday came
TO us + o late for mention In last weeks
issue. Peter Hulfpenny was hitchiug
Ills horses to wagon, when the team
becoming frightened sprang forward,
knocking him to the ground; but before
the wagon had entirely passed over
him, he raised his heud, just at the I'M
fortunate moment when the hind axle
would strike hi,n, which 1t did with
such force MS 10 fracture the skull,
causing his almost instant death. De-
ceased has since been burrledat Albany.
For SALE Merchandise and horses
to trade for land; choice hotel property
and cheap farms for sale. Inquire of
o. A. Cheney ut the st. Charles hotel,
Lebanon.
Hon. L. II. Slsipworth and fanlily
past through town Wednesday. They
have been staying OF Sodaville for the
past two weeks.
In to- days issue Of the EXPRESS,
appears the advertisementof the Ore
gon State Normal School. 1t may be
noted that q new board Of regents has
been appointed by the state; and that
n
the fuculty has been increased. Be-
sides, the board has pursued a very lib
eral policy in supplying new appara-
tus. The attendance last year. num-
beringpupis from Washington, Idaho
and California Wilt is believed this
year be reinforced by at least an addi-
tional hundred,
Mrs. @. II. Ralston, Cbas. and Jes-
sic Ralstoa, Miss Libbie Corathors
and j. l.. Griggs left for Upper Soda
last Saturday.
We wish to announce to the public
that we have large stock of wagons,
buggies, hacks and carts, direct
from the factoryin the East. We have
selected these goods to suit the climate,
roads and people of this Vicinity, and
we cordially invite all those wishing
to buy anything in this line Of goods
to call on us before purchasing else
where. CRusoN d MENzlEs.
Summer Millinery at Mrs. Geo.
Rice's--New Styles, New Prices
Mr., VIM. Guy and Eddie returned
home from visit TO Dallas.
One dozen hot French rolls for tie
cents, at the Star restaurant Leave
orders.
All parties knowing themselves In
de6ted to john Unger willnow take
notice thatul accounts unpaid BY
Aug lst,, 1891, viii be sued upon at
that date. This Is the last notice to be
given. | haze waited long enough,
Pay all accouh's to Samuel M. Gar
land, July 2 loll.
IDuN ITNGER