The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-02-06
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odNuay evening.
Save money by patrnniziug the One
Price Cash Store.
n. M. French, the jeweler, Albany,
KEEPS railroad time.
Just received at M. A. Miller's,
fine line of stationery.
Kirkpatrick is delivering dry FIR wood /
any place in town for s. %.
Oats nre selling at so cents, and
wheat ut 81 cents In Lebanon
a Dakota dsctor wrote for sample
copy of the EXPRESS this week.
Mrs. Cowan has removed her milli-
merry stock to w. J. Guys building
Brown Hansard has built neat
picket fence In front of his residence.
The corpse of Mrs. Frey, of Albany,
was sent to this place for interinent last
Friday.
Garden seeds were in demand last
week; vegetables viii be in demand
later on
a card from Rev. c. A. McIlroy SAYS
that he is engaged IN a meeting At
Weston.
we learn that work win be resumed
in the Hamilton Creek coal mine at an
early date.
S.M. Garland received a handsome
present from q friend in the Metrop-
oils last week.
Lumber is shipped to this place
from Coburg since the gauge was wide
ned on the o. Ry.
Local weather prophets eaught an
inaniration ON Monday. 1t was
ssRroond hog day.
MS. Charlton, who lives near Sc
Slaiia, Washington, raised 700 bushels
OF wheat this year.
we acknowledge a visit from the
midnight Orchestra "Wednesday
night. Come again.
Go to Mesarvey's gallery in Lebanon
for pictures. Cabinet photos any
style s.. 90 per dozen.
r. s. Roberts opened fish market
in the building formerly known as the
Eureka Meat Market.
A few cases of measles and one cas-
cf scarlet fever, were reported IN
Brownsville last week.
tt was impossible to buy butter il
Lebanon, or the surrounding country
for two days last week
There were two or three Kansas
men in town this week; we UNDERSTAND
they are looking for land
Mr.. Miller is building a blacksmith
shon ia I.aeomb. The town is grow
ing slowly, says Mr.. Charlton.
gy,Sz has been a busy week for tn
FxPREss. there being from three I
five persons at work during the wees
since the editor Of the Scio Press wa
Knocked cut in Athany, il will now =
proper to call that paper the ex-Prs-ssi
IF YOU want q bargain in an overcoa
call at Montague's, rs he has only q re-
left, aud must sell them before sI'rin:
The Eureka meat market has bee
stocked with variety of meats latei.
The proprietors are Messrs. Roberts
Hull
Three members Of the Myers famiI,
living three miles beyond Laeom
have the typhoid fever. so says u
Booth.
Lots are being sold in the Park al
dition TO Lebanon and the town
xlov:y growing ia the direction OF Il
Santianl.
Sodaville VIII get no appropriate
There is one consolation, the water
lust as good, If the surroundings a
not so pleasant.
We hear no more about the fire eli
that was discovered near here a fe
months ago. Who can tell US SON
thing about it,
Joe. Crooks. formerly of Brown
vile, bought 120 acres of land on N
Key a short time ago, for which
paid $37 an acre.
AIbany's charter amendments la
been granted by the legislature, a.
need only the signature of the Gt
ernor to make them valid.
A remonstrance against the divisi
of Linn county, signed by four hur
red tax payers, was forwarded
Salem the 18th of January
W. d. Mesarvey' late ef Iowa
l,ougot Willeox's gallery in this pla
Mr.. Mesarvey is good artist and c
always be found at his post.
You man! If you want an inert
ing paper or magazine to read call
this Office and made your selection a
we will get the SAME for you
All parties knowing themselves
dehted to me will please call and set
as need my money.
NJ A. MILLEF
Vegetation is as forward in Janu
as it was in March of last year.
have had no snow as yet, and ev
thing seems to indicate an early spri
The reason why Montague's goods
so we'll is because he has been here
long he knows just what the pee
want, and his goods are up with
times.
The NJ E. church, South was c,
pleted last week and services have b
held in it regularly since its com
ton. It will not be formally dedic;
before spring.
The Lebanon Cornet Band will
. = a Valentine social in the Band
on the evening of the nth. Full
ticulars next week; this is intendse
an eye-opener.
Are you in love? If so, marry
idol of your affections and then 6
Matthews & Washburn's, at Alb;
buy a stove or range, raise large
lily and be happy.
The most delicate constitution
safely use DIR. J. II. McLean's
Wine Lung Balm. 1t is sure ren
for coughs, loss of voice, and all tt
and lung troubles.
Lebanon shipped several car loa
wood this week. We could furn
few thousand cords of wood to
valley towns annually, without
serious drain upon our resources.
The Albany Democrat says
Hume and Geo. A. Dyson, of Bro