The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-05-08
Lebanon Express.
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Shaving l5c at McCiure's barber shop
Rev. E. q. Thompson's babe is sick.
Go to S. p Bach for boots and shoes.
Waterloo hotel for rent. Inquire OF
J. q. Gross
The public school will close after one
more week.
g. w. Rice is assessing Lebanon
school district.
J. G. Gross OF Waterloo sells goods
at bottom prices.
I. A. Bennet iet the contract for a
dwelling this week.
New millinery at Mrs. Geo. Rice's.
Straw hats for so cents.
Look out for the Sodaville Dramatic
Troape IN the near future.
J. G. Gross of Waterloo takes pro-
duce in exchange for goods.
For choice groceries at bedrock
prices, go to t. c. Peehler's.
Born, to the wife of DIR. j. S. Court
ney, May list, sprightly girl.
Ge 10 T. C. Peebler's cash store and
get IL lbs. Extra c sugar, 81 90.
Mrs. Geo. Rice, milliner. The lar
gest stock and the lowest prices.
The Singer Manufacturing Company
have an agent in Lebanon, Oregon.
Nj. A. Miller is agent for the eele-
brated Cleveland ready-mixed paint.
Chiidren's day will be appropriately
observed some time during the month.
s. P. Bach keeps line of boots and
shoes as well rs Brownsville wooden
goods.
We he'd n good deal of thunder on
Wednesday, followed by heavy
shower.
J.C. Frey & Son manufacture their
own horse collars. Call and examine
their stock.
We have money to loan on improved
farms and ranches. S. n. Steele 4 Co.
Albany Or.
We expect soon to have a full report
from the engineer. O'Connor, with ref
erence to the Lebanon Canal.
w. w. Crawford, of Tallman, was in
Sodaville Friday night giving the Cor
net Band instructions in music.
Mr.. Stowe, an attorney recently from
Dakota, thinks Lebanon a desirable
location for man of his profession.
Rev. Aleridge preached in the NJ. E.
church Sunday morning and in the
evening he preached in Brownsville.
Wanted, $50 dozen chickens, $50
dozen eggs. Will pay cash or give
goods for same. T. e. PEEBLER.
VIM. Ralston,s addition, and also
J. NJ. Ralston's fourth addition To Leb-
anon, on sale by Peterson & Garland.
Rev. Lamar's family have arrived
from the East He viii move into the
1aoase formerly occupied by c. A. Nc
Ilroy.
1t is said that Mcdonald has retired
from the Brownsville Times, Mr.. Cav
ender assuming entire control of that
paper.
]. NJ. Nichols and wife, of Plain
view, were among the number who
looked upon the presidential party
Tuesday.
non and vicinity that there is no extra
charge on trimmed hats at Mrs. S. H.
CowaAis.
DIR. L. Foley has improved the ap-
peArance of his residence by the addi-
tlon of baRis.ers to the entrance of his
dwelling.
F. Brown has his house well uuder
headway. The old gentleman will
have very desirable home in pleas
ant part of town.
Local talent of Sodaviile will render
the drama, ltFoiled,n or stA Struggle
for Life and Liberty at that place
Saturday evening.
1t is not likely that Settle Bros. will
dispose of their warehouse, as the man
to whom they expected to sell is talk
ing OF building elsewhere
After going to Cruson & Menzies'
hardware store and getting prices, we
find that they are selling goods as low
"a a MI IN fTa.axy xya1l
Some of our young people assembled
Peterson's butte Saturday and partici-
pated in the rustic exercises of the
school children on that date.
Oregon weather in this section is
about all that can be desired. Warm
weather, with occasional showers is
just what pleases our farmers.
The rains which have fallen this
week interferes somewhat with that
buggy ride which you promised your
sweetheart when last you met.
John Donaea has been stopping on
his fathers farm for two weeks past
while the latter was helping forward
the interests of the Lebanon Canal Co.
G. NJ. westfaIl drove over to Harris
burg and back last Saturday A ride
of so miles over a not very smoothe
rode is telling on a man of Milton's
weight.
Perhaps no part of town can boast of
as many new dwellings and more ex-
tensive improvements than our eastern
suburb located on both sides of Bridge
Avenue.
A war of species is waging in
neighbours garden between his onions
and the pesky dog fennel. One or two
industrious men are helping the fittest
to survive.
Another car load of paper mill ma
chinery arrived last week. We under
stand that the freight bill of the
company, on machinery alone, Will
foot up about $4,000.
Rev. c. A. Mcdonald is agent for
the famous Epworth pianos and
organs, which for tone, durability and
finish, are unexcelled. Inquire at Ex-
PRESS office for prices and terms.
A company was organized last week
in Albany, that purposes building a
woolen mill at Waterloo. When this
is done Waterloo will make a suburb
to Lebanon, or vice versa, which?
The city of Seattle has extended its