The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-03-13

and In buying some new hose. III ~
we'll enough TO provide against con-
tingeneles.
Married, Mt the home Of the BRIDES
parents, In Santiam precinct. Wednes-
day, March H. Rev. q. 5. Hanleiter
officiating, w. 5. Paul and Lila ID.
MnndorT.
Miss Ames's recitations at our
church delighted her large audience.
M. ID. Buck, Pastor of the
powell-street Church, San Francisco,
Aug. 10, 1890.
IL looks like Cruson a Menzies in
tended TO sell every farmer n plow,
Judging from their stock OF Oliver,
Bissell, John Deer, j. |. Case and Nor
wegian plows.
Died, near Providence church In the
forks OF the Santiam, on last Friday,
Mrs. III. Payne. Deceased leaves q
husband and four children TO mourn
her untlmely departure.
All who know themselves to be In
debted to the EXPRESS would oblige us
by settling the old score and paying the
small sum OF 81 80 for the paper and
receive IL for whole year.
Rev. q. A. Mcdonald Is agent for
organs, which for tone, durability and
finish, are unexcelled. Inquire at Ex-
PRESS office for prices and terms.
If your are suffering with weak or in
famed eyes, or grannlated eyeiids, you
can be Quickly cured by using DR.. ].
Fl. McLean's Strengthening Eye Snlve.
25 cents ; box, at j. a. Boards.
The recent teachers examination in
Albany resulted In the granting Of
certificates as follows: Two first grades,
seven second grades and sixteen third
grades. There were thirty-four failures.
One of the literati? recently inquired
of us about the deflinct literary society.
Haa he been reader Of the EXPRESS
he would have been abreast of the
times; as 1t Is he Is living In December
1890.
The meetings which We're begun in
the G. Il. church last Thursday night
are being protracted by the Baptists
under the leadership Of Rev. Lamar.
Everybody is Invited 10 these meet
ings.
J. r. Thompson of Tallman fell last
week from the roof Of shed dis
tanee of about ten feet and was
pretty badly hurt. We have not
learned whether or not any bones
were broken.
Lebanon will have circulating IL
brary soon. A membership Of twenty
five was secured with little effort,
giving us seventy-five volumes as a
nucleus for a good library, at cost of
So 50 TO each membr.
One of our citizens was hauling
smutty poles for fuel the first of the
week and 1t oecurrd to US that twice
burned wood when cut six inches too
long for the fire box should constitute
good grounds for a divorce.
Mrs. G. w. Rice, our fashionable
miliiner, wishes To announce to her
many customers that she has Just been
TO the Metropolis and purchased full
line of goods of the latest STYLES. -Four
doors north of the st. Charles.
Everybody is hereby notified that
the Lebanon Literary Society will
meet in Union hall next Monday even
ing. The meetings OF that society will
continue uninterrupted hereafter, and
we hope that everyone Will contribute
TO its success.
The prospect for q peach crop in this
section is good. We asked q peach
grower last week, if the peach crop is
q sure crop In Linn county; he said
his crop he'd never failed but once ard
he has been raising this kind of fruit
for many years.
Rev. f. +. Thompson, of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church, returned t.
Portland Tuesday morning. He goes
to the Metropolis after his family, hav-
ing been engaged by the e. p. church
of this place as their resident pastor
for the next year.
The city council have made good
beginning. They are draining that
pond in the north end of town and
we are told that few more wells will
We sunk in different parts ofthe town.
This is greatly necessary in the event
that fire breaks out.
A man by the name of Thoe. James
and claiming to be cousin to Jesse
James, was arrested in Sweet Home
this week on a charge Of house-break-
Ing. The accused was given pre-
lace Monday evening.
There are many accidents and dis
eases which effect Stock and cause Sc
rious inconvenience and loss to the
farmer in his work, which NAV be
H. MeLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.
For sale by j. 4. Beard.
A gentleman from a neighboring
town was in Lebanon last week in
ouiring about our facilities for manu-
factories of various kinds. We could
only point him to our prospective canal
and if that fail we fear that we have
established first-elass reputation as
liar.
Lebanon Fire Company held their
animal aipofion MOOdau niObf uifh
the following result: President, s. Nj.
Garland; vice president, r.. l.. Mcclure;
foreman, w. G. Peterson; first assist
ant, Joel Mayer; second assistant, AL
vim Williams; secretary, John Hope;
treasurer, ]. a. Roberts.
If our Eastern friends who contem-
plate emigrating to the Pacific coast
win purchase their tickets for Linn
county, they will save money and un-
necessary travelling over the country.
If one Git matters not what his calling)
cannot find home in Linn county,
we have but little hope of his locating
on the coast.
A correspondent for the Salem
Statesman says III. B. Munson, late of
Nebraska, residing on State street, con-
templates applying for valuable pat
ent, which will be of great benefit to
real estate agents. 1t must be anuniQue
invention; we thought that business
had well-nigh attained to perfection.
Perhaps it is talking machine.
When we get that canal through
Lebanon land wefee1 assured that we
Will get it this year, there will be no
better location for a $40, 900 flour mill
in all the valley than here in Lebanon
In addition tc that there will be an eN-
cellent OneQinU for an oatmeal mill