The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-01
City election next monday.


Let every voter turn out next Mon
day.
Buy boots and shoes Of Read, Peacock
4 Go.
Buy your groceries at Peebler's, and
save money.
Let's try and put in only good, com
petel,t men, Monday.
If fyou want to get nice fresh bread
60 to Peebler's.
Mike Weisner was in Bortland the
first of the week, on business
MN. A. Miller now has complete
line Of drugs and stationery.
Rev. Melvin Williams spent Thanks
giving in Lebanon, with his people.
Cash paid for produce at Peebler's
grocery store; highest market price.
There is to be Thanksgiving party
ut Rev. Beaties, tonight Thursday.
The river was much higher Wednes-
day night than 1t has been this season.
The fourth chapter Of IA Startling
Sensation" was unavoidnbly crowded
out this week.
Miss Ramsey, one Of Albany's
public-sehool teachers, spent Thanks
giving in Lebanon.
Atty. John NJ. Somers has his law
office In the back room Of the bank un-
til his new office Is completed
The high water last Wednesday
washed out the bridge across the
slough, near the slaughter pen.
There are communications from tive
correspondents, in this issue, defending
"A Salvationistn and Rev. Bryans.
Atty. Garland has moved into hi
new Office in Courtney's Block, wher,
he will be pleased to see his friends.
Baker is yet in the lend in low price
and good goods. Prices must CORE
spond with what farmers have to sell
Bach is not selling his clothing a
cost, but still you can get better sui
there for less money than anywher
else. ......
N, w. Smith says he is going to dis
play one of the finest stocks of hoida.
goods ever brought to town. Every
thing new-no old stock
Rev, w, V. McGee, assisted by Rev
Wooley will commence u protractet
u meeting in the Cumberland Presby
terian church, on December %.
Eminent specialists of the Londol
9 Institute, at San Francisco, will visi
Lebanon next Tuesday. See their ad
vertisement IN another column.
), Married, on Nov. 20, 1893, at th
U residence of J. w. Wolf, by Elder L
Bridges, Mr. j. Wolf and Miss Mar
: Eta piatt, both Of Linn county.
v How to make the mighty dollar
: go long ways-Go to Bakers an
II buy your boots and shoes, that hav
It been cut down to hard times prices.
Send your name and address I
u Read Peacock & Co., Albany, Oregon
l. and mention the EMPRESS, they wi
!. mail you fashion sheet free eac
:. month. .,.
$ Bud Thompson, 7. G, Peebler, A. {
p Williams and Aus Reed returned hon
from n deer hunt this week. They n
/. port good time, but the deer wei
b. scarce.
n Married, on Nov. %, 1898, at the re
idence Of the BRIDES parents, he,
y Spicer, Mr., Adolphus NJ. Ayers an
IS Miss Laura j. Myers, Rev. D.
d Mcfarland, of Albany, officiating.
Died, in Albany, on Tuesday morl
Il ing, Nov. 2S, 1893, after a lingerir
I, illness, Mr.. j. II. Campbell, at the az
II of 50 years. The deceased was a res
dent of Albany for over fifteen year
,t and was carpenter by trade
ST Word came to Albany by Saturda
As evenings train that the body of Jo
Hamilton, lost in the mountains, ha
he been found by Duncan Ferguson an
5, Ed Townsend. The man, it W,
IS thought, died from exposure. A faitl
ID ful dog led to his recovery.
Wednesday while |. r. Borum wit
or others, were down by the river loo