The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-02-24

died last Sunday.
Gen. Beauregard, the great Confed-
crate general, is dead.
Hon. J. X. Weatherford, of Albany,
was in Lebanon the first of the week.
| Standard -four, $3 $50 per Dbl. Come
in. d. B. ZEH.
DR.. Lamberson has been under the
weather for some time, with the la
grippe,
| g, Lovelee, the tailor has large lot
Of samples to select from, and can
surely suit you.
Mrs. j. H. P. Hope Is visiting her
father, ]. W. Bell, in Spicer this week,
who has been quite sick.
@. Lovelee, the merchant tailor, has
received over 800 samples Call and
look them over, and get prices.
Moses Robinett's lite boy, six years
old, died last Saturday and was buried
Sunday in the Lebanon cemetery.
Rev, Wooley who has been holding
meetings in Sodaville, passed through
Lebanon Monday on his way home.
Fresh Chinook salmon, and all kinds
of fresh fish; the best the market will
afford, at the Fish and Poultry market.
| Every 50 cent purchase at Hackle-
mans entities you to vote on the
most popular people in and around
Lebanon,
You are cordially Invited to call at
S. p. Bachs store March 1st and End
to try the delicious st. Charles Evapo-
rated Cream which will be served free
with hot coffee.
The masquerade ball which was
given by the Lebanon Dancing Club
at UniIn hall last Wednesday even
ing was well attended, and was well
conducted and orderly dance IN every
respect
Last Sunday evening, at the home
Of the brides mother in this city, Mr.
Jas. Munsey was united IN marriage
to Miss Ida P. Maple, Justice Curl
officiating. Many friends will wish
them u long life as married folks, and
one Of peace and prosperity.-Albany
Telescope.
Mr.. Richards, OF the firm of Rich
ards d Phillips, proprietors of the Al
! bany Steam Laundry, was in town
I the first Of the week to establish 8
branch Office in Lebanon for theil
! laundry. He secured P. w. Morgan
D for their agent at this place. Thi'
| laundry, although lately started, =
turnign out first-class work and we
bespeak for them liberal patronage
The result of the teachers examina
, tions held in Eugene lust week is re
markable for the number of failures
There were sixty-six applicants, most
! ly young ladies. Of this number & re
ceived first grade certificates, 8 secont
grade and ten third grade. Twent
five in all. Forty-one failed to pas
the required examination.
Cottage Grove Leader: A dispute
arose between Messrs. Wm. Stark and
Rightman ut Drain on Thursday, owe
, u pile of drift-wood. Mr. Rightmal
insisted on seriously probing Mr.. Starl
. with pike pole to gain possession o
the wood to which Mr.. Stark respond
ed with a heavy blow on the heat
with sharp AK. The injury received
may prove fatal.
Eugene Guard: Last Saturday
farmer disposed of some butter at tn
store Of A. Goldsmith. 1t was dis
covered afterwards that the rolls hat
been made with extra care, for one
!, half iuch on the outside 1t was ver.
fine butter and the remainder so ran
cid as hardly to be fit for soap grease
If the producer of the vile stuff coulC
: be located he might be held for tn
crime of selling lnwholesome food.
sWe 80 to press too early to Civ
the facts IN detail in regard to the di
vision of the county. The bill passe,
the house by vote of "a to u, but wa
0 killed IN the senate by Senators ALE.
and Veatch. Next week we vii
+, handle the matter without gloves ant
] these distinguished (9) gentlemen
will be shown up in their nefariou
and eowardly actions,-Junetion City
Times.
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