The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-05-29
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Picnic at Laconb next sa hrtay.
90 to S. P. Bach for boots lind shoes.
Lebanon is to have new postmas-
ter.
j. O. Gross OF Waterloo sells goods
at bottom prices.
F. NJ. French, the jeweier, Albany,
keeps railroad time.
r. @. Gross, of Waterloo, keeps on
hand stock of -four.
Lebanon now has an ice house, which
is great convenience.
The canal is sure thing now. Look
out for the band wagon!
For choice groceries, at bedrock
prices, go to T. c. Peebler's-
Just received, a fine line of perfumery
at Smith & Miller's drug store.
Go to T. c. Peebler's cash store and
get II lbs. Extra c sugar. 81 90.
Sheriff Scott proposes 10 make it hot
for all the delinquent taxpayers
Several important sales of land are
reported in the vicinity of spieer.
s. r. Bach has bought the house and
lots formerly owned by t. c. Peebler.
The singer Manufacturing Company
have an agent in Lebanon, Oregon.
NJ. A. Miller is agent for the cele-
brated Cleveland ready-nlixeo paint.
DIR. Foley is having some impro We.
ments made on the photograph gallery
S. P. Bach keeps line of boots and
shoes as well as Brownsville wooden
goods.
New millinery goods received direct
from San Francisco every week at Mrs.
Geo. Rice's.
We have money 10 loan on improved
farms and ranches. S. n. Steele s. Co.
Albany Or
t. c. Peebler informs US that he is
going to have a six-hundred-doliar
soda fountain.
Chas. D. Montague has rented NJ.
Follis' house and will move into it the
first of the week.
Mr.. Fry has sold bis saw mill on
Hamilton creek to Messrs. Walton,
Wiley and Mcpherson.
Wanted. 250 dozen chickens, SOC
dozen eggs. Will pay cash or give
goods for same. t. C. PEEBLER.
H. E. Parrish has rented the north
room of Hansard's new building and
will open 8 restaurant in a few days
Remember that the annual meeting
of the Linn county pioneers will he
held at Brownsville on June 8, and s.
Honest Skeptics, and How to Treat
Them" at the C. P. church Sunday al
ia A kindly invitation extended
to all.
The Y.Y. s. c. E. of the Presbyte
rian church gave social last Friday
evening at the residence of c. B. Mon
tagne. All who attended report a nict
time.
Mr. Springer had the misfortune t,
get one of his fingers cut OFF by one o
the saws at Nlckerson's planer thii
week.
Mr.. John Burkhart paid the Ex
PRESS a call on Friday last and left u
some of the dollars of our daddies
Thanks.
VIZ VIII NAC BcOBfS VI 1Itbs
non and vicinity that there is no extr
charge on trimmed hats at Mrs. s. II
Cowan's.
The memorial services at the NJ E
church Sunday were very largely al
tended. An excellent sermon was de
livered by Rev. Boyd.
Ladies, don't throw your old jewelr
away; you can have it made as nice a
new by the City Jeweler at City dru
store. No fancy prices.
After going to Cruson & Menziet
hardware store and getting prices, W
find that they are selling goods as 10,
as any place in the valley.
Mr.. NJ FolIis has moved into S. T
Bacil's house, formerly owned by t.
Peebler. We understand that Mr.
Foll;s will open boarding house.
There will be services at the NJ. T
church, South, Sunday night. All COZ
daily invited to attend.
G.S. HANLE1TER, Pastor.
The strawberry social which wa
\ given by the Epworth League last Fr
day evening was very enjoyabl
affafE and proved a success in ever
way.
Judging from my increasing trad,
Baker is wanted in Lebanon to Sc
boots aud shoes, dry goods, grocerie
tinware, croekery, and everything i
general store.
Don't forget the delicious dinner Z
the Red Front store, Memorial Da,
All the good things oktaiuable, an
the prettiest girls in town to wait @
you-all for 25 cents.
ReysC. A. Mcdonald is agent fl
the famous Epworth pianos an
organs, which for tone, durability an
finish, are unexceiled. Inquire at e,
PRESS office for prices and terms.
Last Sunday Jim Browns little gi
fell, brealling both bones in the rigl
arm. DR.. Courtney was called ar
set the arm, aud at last accounts ii
little girl was getting along nicely.
G. w Smith, formerly of this plac
has made an assignment to J. w. c
sick for the benefit of his creditor
MFR. Smith has many friends here wi
will be sorry to hear of his misfortun