The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-03-06


switch in good condition at the juno
tion.
Fireman's election next Monday eve
ming. A general attendance is de-
sired
e. P. Bach keeps line of boots and
shoes as we'll as Brownsville woolen
goods.
For reasons easy to give, garden seeds
were not in demand the first day of
spring.
John A. Baker and VIM. EIkins are
painting Mr.. Milleris house in Ralston's
addition.
DIR. Dudley eontemplates spending
two or three weeks in Junction, doing
dental work.
At the school election Monday, G. H
Ralston was elected director and DIR.
L. Foley clerk.
Junction City was visited with fire
last week, for the third time within
thirteen months.
G. w. Wheeler has sold his mill,
but net his lumber; call on him for
building lumber.
$. p. Bach viii give you good bar
gain in Brownsville clothing. He will
also pay You cash for produce.
A sociable will be given at the resi-
dRnee OF DIR. Courtney this Friday
evening. Everybody invited.
Frank Crabtree moved into Mr.
Blodgett', house on the corner of Sec
0nd and Vine streets last week.
Deputy Sheriff Vanny Smith was in
Sweet Home last week subpdnaing
witnesses in the church quarrel.
The second meeting of carpenters
Monday night last, was dismissed
without effecting an organization
Where are the men who one year
ago tilked so earnestly about bhilding
a telephone iilie to Sweet Home2
Unless the ground-hog lore be at fault
there will be no settled weather until
after the sixteenth of this month.
Brownsville people are hopeful of
the wagon road appropriation of 5000,
notwithstanding the governors veto.
Samuel Case is building an addition
to his house. There is room here for
ut least one or two desirable differences.
The public school was dismissed at
noon en Monday and an election Of a
school board was held IN the afternoon.
DIR. J. A Lanberson is making ar
rangements to duplicate last years
frade in cascara bark and Oregon grape
ro6t.
George Elkins is taking the census
of our Juvenile population with view
of drawing our proportion of the school
funds.
Ladies, do not fail to see the stock Of
fine S. X. and G. P. corsets from the
East at Montague's. Satisfaction guar
anteed..
The miners in this part of the country
are praying for the snow to pass off so
that they can commence work early in
the season.
Ten acres of land sown to sorghum
than twice that amount of either cheat
or timothy.
A man in town wants about twenty
acres of land, ten acres of which he
purposes to set to hops and the other
half to prunes.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. g.
Carr died Wednesday afternoon. The
bereaved have the sympathy of the en-
tire community.
The Albany Herald of last week
reported a Leadyille man in the city,
locking for mining property in the
Santiam district.
Bran and chop seems to be scarce
articles in this part of the country,
consequently some of our people have
TO import from Salem.
L. @. Morgan of Albany moved into
H. G. Hardman's house this week
Mr.. Morgan will team for Jennings &
20. the coming season.
Rev. Lamar of the Baptist church
will begin series of revival meetings
next Monday evening, to be protracted
for ten days or two weeks.
A gentleman from Seattle was fig
.g5kfHg oRa certain business in our town
last week. but whether negotiations
will mature is yet uncertain.
Two passenger coaches on the road
between Lebanon and Albany and two
trains daily; this. argues some business
for the Lebanon branch road.
The rich soil and the numerous coal
deposits in Canada, or the Forks of the
richest sections of the Willamette Val
ley.
The Brownsville Times says VIM.
hODe5 SupC-. OF the Calap0Ola ana Blue
River Mining Co., went to Portland
lat week in the interest of that COM
pany.
Halsey wants flour mill and to that
end,a meeting of the citizens was
called last week when the iniatory
steps were taken to secure that enter
prise.
J. Chandler, who lives eighteen
miles up the Calapooia, tells us that
the snow is deeper on his farm than
he ever saw it since he has been in the
country.
Coughs and colds come unlimited,
but you can quickly get rid of these,
with few doses of DR.. j. III. Mclean 5
Tar Wine Lung Balm. For sale by J.
A. Beard.
Section foreman SkeIIy was busy
opening up the water courses along the
track in Lebanon Monday; it threat
ened to interfere seriously with the
turn table.
There are several feet of snow (per-
haps more than there has been for
years. in the mountains and we are
Nconcerned about the manner of its
passing off