The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-01-30

JANUARY 80. 1871.
EYES AND EARS i


ucto city Restaurant ror a square
nAeal.
The latl was formally dedicated Fri
day night.
Leave your orders FOR cake al city
Restaurant.
There are two meetings III progress
In Lebanon.
Mrs. Hanleitcr burned hand badly
last saturday.
Finest bread and pies In town at the
City Restaurant.
f. NJ. French, the jeweler, Albany,
keepa railroad time.
Fresh oysters served in any style ut
the City Restaurant.
Mrs. Gentry has added another bull
ding to her property.
There were some more land buyers
IN Lebanon this week.
The Baptists are negotiating for lots
on which 10 build n church.
several car loads OF lumber were
received this week nom C0hurg.
Bob. Mcclure says two members Of
hts household have the measles.
Peterson Il Garland sold some los
this week in the Cowan addition.
Orva Thompson quit the employ of
e. ID Montague on Saturday last.
Since Ell. Carr bought new cart we
may expect q better nlail service.
Alr. Menzies has laid a new walk
along his property on Vine street.
Mr.. Vroom Is building a barn ON his
property opposite the NJ. Il. church.
Mr.. Kimbro shnilied Off IA pounds of
obesity in his struggle with the measles.
4 short letter appears in tins issue
from our rambling correspondent, II.
HIATT.
Frank Marks OF Lebanon drew one
of the prizes at French's jewelry store
lately.
Mr.. I.onsberrv re-laid the walk in
front of the NJ L. church South We'd
nesday.
Phil. smith looks natural going
about with his leathern case and assess-
ment roll.
Our correspondent at Wh:tcomb says
there Is good opening for u grocer nj
that place.
M. +. Hearn, formerly depot agent
Harrisburg.
The Democrat says that the report
that Albany wants a $l50,o00 court
house is false.
e. h. Montague is selling winter
goods of all sisds at down prices never
heard of before.
The Albany Democrat is opposed TO
\ division Of the county, while the
Herald favofs it.
Rev. I. P. Boyd went to Brownsville
Monday TO assist in the revival ser
vices in that place.
Mrs. L. L. BuciSner afthiS place re-
viewed the sad Intelligence of the death
of brother, last week.
Pete Ne;,leton OF Rock Hin cut his.
foot last week, not so badly however rs
to prevent his going about.
j. A Baker finished painting the
depot at this piece last week aud the
:. p. officers received the work.
t. M. wheeler's house on Grove
street viii, when completed, be Il COM
modious. well-arranged building.
Beard hy day or week aS City Res
taurant. f.. $. PEARSON,
Proprietor.
Prof. r. n Wright made his appear
ance on our streets Saturday after about
ten days confinement with the measles.
What is the opinion of the newly
elected council in regard To publishing
she city ordinances in the EXPRESS
The ring which was removed from
Il
urday, was returned to the owner Mon
day.
Enoeh Whited located on on the hill
side east of Lebanon few months ago
and has earnestly set to work to eleSr
a farm.
II. L. Rice of Waterloo went to
Albany Monday. He will make his
home. in the latter city for a few
months.
We acknowledge the receipt in book
Form Of the railroad commissioners
report, which was sent us by Hon.
JEFF Myers.
The building vacated by Mrs. Smith
last week Is soon to be occupied by Mrs.
Cowan, fashionable milIiner and
dressmaker.
Capt. Lanning Of Albany was in
Portland this week and exhibited two
gold bricks to an Oregonian reporter.
Money talks.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the c. p.
church met at the house of Carson
Holt on Tuesday and piled their nee
dies vigorously.
Ed. Carr is spading his yard and
seeding it to lawn grass. The example
is worthy of being followed by other
property holders.
Our Baptist brethern began a series
of meetings in the Academy last Sab.
bath under the leadership of theiI
pastor, Rev. Lamar.
The adevil'' donned a pair of spec.
tacles Tuesday. They consist of two
double-sash windows and give salts
faction to all but His Majesty.
Persons who habitually read papers
from our waste basket instead of tax.
ing paper that is up with the times
plant their crops in the moon.
Rev. C. A. McTIroy has been en-
ployed as missionary for the Mt. Pleas
ant Baptist Association. with head
quarters at Dayton, Washington.
The section foreman, Jas. Skelly, ha.
had his force of men at work on the
switch at this place for some time, anC
a much better track is the result.
All parties knowing themselves in
debted to me will please call and settle
as need my money.
III. A. MILLER.