The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-02-13
Lebanon Express.
FEBRUARY Is. 1891.
EYES AND EARS

Tomorrow II Sc. Valentines day.
Hnrrah for an electric.light plant!
Go to +. c. Peebier's for glassware.
Two cigars for SC. at T. c. Peebler's.
Braid "a cents per bunch at Monta-
Kue's,
Halsey wants bank, and wants it
quick.
J.F Hyde was recently appointed =
notary public.
Save money by patronizing the One
Price Cash Store.
Go 70 T. C. Peebler's and get IL lbs.
E. c. sugar for 81.
There was dance in Union Hall
last Friday night.
+. IL. French, the jeweler, Albany,
keeps railroad time.
Remember T. C. Peebler pays cash
for eggs and chickens.
Just received at NJ. A. MiIler's, a
fine line of stationery.
The Salvation Army are engaged in
goosi meeting in Scio.
Why Is It that the Albany Democrat
fails to come regularly?
- All goods deliverd free OF charge
from L. G. Peebler's store.
Rev. J. r. kirkpatrick Is engaged in
revival meeting In Seattle.
M. Lonsberry made \ neat pulpit for
the NJ. E. Church, South, this week.
We had light snowfall Monday
but IL disappeared about rs fast as It
fell.
A. L. Mouser sold his new residence
and three lots to l.. L. Buckner last
week.
A correspondent for the Salem Jour
nal says some good things about Leb-
anon.
Henry Morgan, the negro boy who
spent last summer in Lebanon, has alb
seconded.
The heavy rain Thursday night put
the ground in excellent condition for
plOwing.
Mr.. Harris took possession of Mr..
Hardman's dwelling, on First street,
last week.
The Eantiam river has kept within
its banks Notwithstanding winter will
soon be past
Rev. n. L. New preached in the NJ.
E Church, South, Saturday and Sun
day evenings
Don't growl because there is no side
walk lumber; 90 to Wheeler's mill and
get all you want.
To meet the demands Of a reading
public, the EXPRESS has lately added
another font Of type.
DR.. Hope, our postmaster, has been
afflicted with n very bad cold, and
also with neuralgia, Of late.
J. w. Bishep on last Saturday
bought > farm Of Mrs. E. Mckinney,
comprising 49O acres, for 5000.
Rey Isaac Van Wrinkle, of Halsey.
occupied the pulpit at the NJ. E. church
Sunday morning and evening.
DIR. Skipworth's health continues
about the same since his attack of
nervous pTostration last spring.
A family of immigrants arrived
Thursday morning; they rented q
house and took possession at once.
Aaron Springer has the frame of his
dwelling up, and will have a very
comfortable dwelling when completed.
If YOU want q bargain in an overcoat,
call at Montague's, as he has only few
left, and must sell them before spring.
Phil. Smith says the question of divis-
ion will not be revived in the Forks
until another generation claims the
ballot.
1t IS remarkable while Canada East
II looking toward annexation, Canada
West tbetween the Santam rivers) is
plotting secession.
The bill contemplating the creation
of 9 new county to be called Santiam,
was on motion of J. K. Weatherford,
postponed indefinitely.
Men who have Just returned from
the Santiam mines report the snow
from two to fifteen feet deep; slight
discrepancy in the reports.
You man! If you want an inerest-
ing paper or magazine to read call at
this Office and made your selection and
we viii get the same for YOU
A sheet and pillow slip party will
be given by Troutman's Orchestra in
Union Hall Friday night, Feb 10th,
to which the public are invited.
Rev Boyd informs the EXPRESS
that deep interest is manifested in
the revival services at Halsey. Five
conversions are reported to date.
Rev. A. G. Fairchild, pastor NJ. E.
church at Halsey, will occupy the pull
pit at the M. E. church in Lebanon
next Sunday morning and evening.
All parties knowing themselves in
debted to me viii please call and settle,
ms need my money.
NJ A. MILLER.
The o. p. r. R.. under the manage
ment of Mr.. Hogg, is grounded, and
our devil, who is much of waC, insists
on calling it the ground Hogg route.
Funeral services of Mrs. Frey, who
died in Albany short time since, were
held ia the Presbyterian church last
Sunday, Rev. A Marcellas officiating.
The michievous vein i'm human nature
vented itself on Friday night last by
transporting signs, overturning crates
ofcrockery and in other harmless diver
aions.
The reason why Montague's goods sell
so well is because he has been here SO
long he knows just what the people
want, and his goods are up with the
times.
The rich alluvial deposit on Main
street has been churned to the consist
ency Of buttermilk and suggests to our
mind the allegoricaI Slough of De-
spond.p
The bulk Of the worlds business is
done by combinations; even the bur.
glars are beginning to recognize the fact
and work almost altogether on com.
binations.
B. F. BodweIl has concluded, after
canvassing the Sound country, to
locate IN Lebanon We believe it a