The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-09-29

c.. y. Pugh has rented and Moved
Into the +. A.. Swan house.
Have you examined those new
summer suits VT s. P. Bach's.
Rev Beatte has been quite sicaSl 0f
late, bat Is now improving.
Gasli paid fog produce at Peeblsr's
grocery store; highest market price!
Mrs. ]. II. Z. Hope, who has been
quite sick again, we are glad to report
better.
We will take wheat, oats or haS IN
payment for subscription fol the Eix-
PRESS.
r. s. Roberts has rented DR.. Hopes
fish market, and has taken possession
Of the premises.
MIR. Pugh is acting as city treasurer,
and S. M. Garland us school clerk, In
the absence of J A. Roberts.
A boarding house in San Francisco,
| filed with non-union sailorSs was
blown up Saturday by union Sailors.
Thanking my many friends and Gus
TONERS for past favors beg continu-
ance Of the same, and in future as in
the past guarantee perfect satisfaction
in every instance. J. E. ADcox, The
Matchmaker, At Smiths Drug Store.
Isaac Benjamin returned home last
Saturday from Portland. Rumor has
1t that it is something more than bust
ness that attracts him down there.
Send your name and address tc
Read Peacock Il Co., Albany, Oregon,
and mention the EXPRESS, they viii
mail you fashion sheet free each
month,
| Licenses have been issued for the
marriage Of Geo, F. Shaw and Nellit
M. Ritter, ] II. Devine and Henrlettt
Smith, j. b. Putnam and Nellie M
Russell.
Another letter from james ]. Charl
ton, who went to Silver City, New
Mexico, to regain his health, bring
the gratifying intelligence that he j
improving and gaining strength.
The EXPRESS again calls the atten
ton Of the rHd supervisors to the con
dii0n Of some of the rnnais leading int
Lebanon, Winter Is NOW approaching
and we certainly need some work don
on these roads.
The following birth notice is take
from the Albany Democrat: "Sniley-
On Tuesday morning, Sept. 20, 1893, |
Albany, to Mr aud Mrs. p J. Smile.
their first child, Mabel ", weight lC
pounds. All doing we'll"
The Ladies' Bazaar Of Albany hay
received their fall stock of Cloak
Cupes Wraps, etc., all of the lats'
! styles aud fashions, which they pr
pose to sell at hard times prices. Ga
! and see the latest styles.
/, Mr.. II. M. Perry, who has been al
' sent for the past year, most of the tin
in Ellensburg, Wash, returned to Lee
? anon last week in response to y tel
J gram that his son was dangerously il
His son isnow improving.
Mr. Frank Davis was in town la
week. He informed us that he ha
, sold out his business in Wincheste
g and with his father would move bac
y to Lebanon in q few weeks, where |
+ would reside for the present, at leas
All parties indebted to Cruson
d Mcnzies for twine, will take notice tn
p one cent per ID. and interest will
g added after Oct. l.. These are the co
v ditions we will have to comply vii
and we don't wish to slight our Gust
l mers,
u Chas. s, Sherman, sign writer al
e painter, is missing from Medford. III
T. business men Of that town probab
patromzed tramp sign painters, al
J. the man has been compelled to join II
y "great army to make livin
e Guard.
Y Word has been received in Albal
announcing the death in Oklahoma
is Mrs Della Kyle, wife Of Robert Ky
d Mrs, Kyle was sister of Mrs. Fral
70 Wheeler, and Mr.. Kyle was sewil
y machine solicitor with e. U. viii
couple of years ago.
N Billy Taylor, the "hobo" print,
4. claiming TO be of the San Francis