The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-11-27

Mr.. GDas. Miller visited Brownsville
this week
Attorney Stowe has moved his law
Office IN With Mr.. GA. Elson.
A beautiful lot on Main street for
sale by Peterson " Garland.
Services have been discontinued at
the Cumberland Church,
w. II. Booth N, D. physician and
surgeon, Lebanon Oregon,
VIII \ Stark, the leading jewellers,
Albany, Oregon
Mr. ] L. Cowan, Of Albany, Is In
to-day Thursday.
+ M. French, the jeweler, Albany,
keeps railroad time.
Mr.. Ewing, late Of Iowa, Is working
In r. Il. McClure's barber shop.
When you want nice gold ring, call
on VIII \ Stark, Albany, Oregon.
The city has been full Of strangers
this weeek, nll Of whom speak well Of
Lebanon.
Oyerman u Hunter the leading
harness and saddlery dealcrs, Albany.
You must settle your account with
Cruson n Menzie Mt ohce, either by
cash or bankers note.
A nice 100000 Piano given away ly
Klein Bros, on Christmas Eve, at their
Boot 4 Shoe Store, Albany, Oregon.
We are glad to zee DR. G. II. Duckett
out againaud able 10 be at his office.
NJ. A. Miller now has the largest
and completest stock Of drugs md sta
tlonery ever brought to the city,
When In Albany call On Will Il
Stark, the lending jewellers and watch.
makers
Miss Fannie tlriggs left yesterday for
Junction City, On q visit to her sister.
Mrs. j, Nixon left the tHst Of the
week to visit liersm, near Pennington
Mr., Willis Calder of Brownsville,
was in town this week. He was on
hi road ho,nr from vlsitto Portland. |
Carpenters are putting III The wood |
work III the new Courtney iilnek
Every day Of fair weather Is i favor
thankfully received.
Deputy United states Matshal sin.
not twas in the cltS this week, looking
after some parties who had offended
Uncle Sam.
Letthuse who doubt the prosperity /
Of Lebanon recall the improvements
made since Inst Thanksgiving. 1t
would surprise you.
We call attention 70 Mr.. lurnidge's
new nd in'this issue. He has Il nice
fresh stock Of confectionery, cigars, Sta
tionerS, and holiday goods, Ctlye him
q call.
= Cruson 4 Monzie viii scll strictly fors
cash, and have put theirprlces down,
Building contracts will be allowed
thirty days from timeof furnishing last
bill of goods.
The "Sociable ef The WeeIs4,' which
was given by the ladies Of the NJ. II.
Church, last Tuesday evening, was
largely attended, and proved sue
cess N every respect. The proceeds
were SBG.9O N
Mrs, Geo. Ricewillcall hornew store
the Ladies' Basaar,N whehit Is CON.
pleted Mrs. Rice has been III tie
allIlinery business here for number
ofyears, andlinows what Tho people
want,
Wvrecelyed this week q fine Iot of
stationery such as letter.heads, blll-
heads, note-heads, statements, envel-
opcs, and calling cards and are pre-
pared to DO job printing IN al its I
branches at The lowest prices going.
Give Us call.
The mass meeting was held Wednes- ,
DAY evening as previously announced. \
Revs. Thompson and Hanlplter id. (
dressed hecrowd, both Of who made
speechesln behalf " tho temperance
cause. q
Joe Ellslns has been circulating a d
paper this week for the L
purpose Of obtaining money to help j
drain TINT ahominable slough Id the
north end oftown. Thus far he has \
metwith flatterlng success. let pub :