The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-02-27

Our merchants SDONeReQ the HESb
snow Of the season Monday.
O,Neil Bros. have received the sash
and doors for the paper mill.
Keep your feet dry by buying your
boots and shoes of S. P. Bach.
I.R. Borum has moved into G. E.
Hardy's house, near the depot.
Mrs. Biggers is laying walks in front
of her property on Grove street.
The firemen will elect officers at |
their first regular meeting in March.
Follow the crowd, and you will
wind up at MoKtague's Mammoth store
WI. Guy has taken out $500 liquor
license nnder the new administration !
jim westfall, the Christianized Chi
naman, was over from Albany Satur-
day.
III. Lonsberiy was laying walks for
Mrs Biggers on Grove street this
week.
81 P. Bach keeps line of boots and
shoes as well as Brownsville wcoien
goods.
The mail carrier between this place
and Sweet Home went on horseback
Monday.
Be sure to buy pair of those fine
oil-grain shoes at Montagae's, just from
the East.
Ifreports be true, there will he some
costly buildings erected in Lebanon
this year.
A walk was laid on Bridge Avenue
East Lebanon.
Don't growI because there is no side
walk lumber; 20 TO Wheeler's mill and
get all you want.
Did YOU hear that noise yesterday?
that was the drop in prices on winter,
goods, at Maatague's.
District Deputy Backinston, of Co
burg, Instituted lodge of the |. D. o..
F. at Drain this week.
J. Wassom has purchased some til
ing, and purposes draining the slough
in the north end of town.
DR.. OteH of SodavilIe has been
adjudged partially insane, and sent to
the insane ASYLUM for treatment.
The high waters last week threatened
to carry away the new railroad bridge
across the Mckenzie near Coburg.
The phantom ball wsaich was given
on Friday night last, was accounted q
success by those who participated.
we see no more apples in the market
are they all gone or are farmers care
less about bringing this fruit to market
Harvey Cross has housed his engine
since the wet weather began and j:
running a chopper on Bridge Avenue
The Sweet Home stage was loaded
with passengers Tuesday morning
which speaks we'll for the mountaii
town.
Did YOU ever examine J. A. Beard
stock of perfumery? After visiting. hi
drug store you will wish you wer
two-thiTtts nose.
Settle Bros shipped all the oats Oh
OF their warehouse this week. Whea
is worth sixty-four cents, and oats MT.
cents at the warehouse.
1t is claimed that the o. Ry railroa
bridge across the Mckenzie at Cobur
is the longest wooden span in tn
United States-300 feet.
Frank Crabtree, while unloading tn
trucks Monday, had the misfortune
let box of goods fall upon his foo
bis toes were badly mashed.
Henry Boyles was arraigned in til
of disorderly conduct; from lack OF ev
dence the case was dismissed.
Several little misses assembled at til
St. Charles last Friday and had ver
enjoyable time. The occasion va
Miss Dond's tenth anniversary.
Rev. N. L. New closed his engag
nent with the G. P. church on SUI
day, having accepted call TO I'll
Brownsville church for this year.
We acknowledge the receipt of pac
nge of seeds from the old reliable fir
of D. NJ. Ferry & Co, Detroit, Mict
gan; also their seed annual for 1891.
The revival meetings closed at Il
NJ. T.. church, South, Friday evenln
There were number of conversion
and several additions to the church.
Brethren of the three links, say "
will celebrate April 26tb, and let's maj
preparations for this anniversary c
casion becoming town of our lmpoi
ance.
VIM. Cox, of the firm of Hoberg
Cox. Albany. has been employed
ts4e Santsafn Lumber Company of Mi
City to superintend the planer at tn
place.
A skirmish occurred over in Cana
laSl WEEK, DSIWSCn IeODCAG a
James Bostwick, in which the latt
being a weakly man, was pretty bad
bruised.
Why has the Kansas City brid
over the canal never been rebuilt?
would be great convenience to peol
living in the suburbs to have the sp
replaced.
Iebaon needs a $4,000 flour m
and an oatmeal mill. The Ieban
canal will secure both, and supp
we rise in our might and hasten th
enterprises.
Several thouJand pounds of got
were received at the Mammoth ST
this week. &. B. Montague agai
the world for all kinds of goods a
low prices.
@. w. Wheeler sold h is saw mill
town to Messrs. Preston & Wedd1e, !
week. We understand that the Il
will be removed to the vicinity
Sweet Home.
Already. hop buyers are negotiat
ss for next years crop. This is sur
matn+e, to tisyiHg hops
appeara