The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-09-22
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| Remember the dance this friday
evening, IN Union Hall
Have you examined those new
summer suits at S. p. Bacbs.
We are glad to report J. M Settle
able to attend to business again.
Cash paid for produce at Peebler's
grocery store; highest market price.
There is TO be II masquerade ball at
Waterloo next Friday night, Sept. 20.
Atty. Somers and w. B. Donaca will
leave to-day for Portland, on business
In regard to the Lebanon bank.
A first. class pair Of double harness
for sale, or will trade for hay or grain.
For particulars enquire at this office.
An official decree has been issued
announcing hat All International Ex-
position will be held in France in 1900.
Ex.Sheritf Mat. Scott returned home
this week from his visit in the east and
to the big fair He looks as If he had
fared well while gone.
A railroad strike is pending in Ohio.
No man with common sense would
strike in these hard times, except un-
der extreme provocation.
w, H. Wheeler and family, of Inde-
pendence, arrived in Lebanon last Fri
day and remained over to Monday,
visiting Mr. Wheeler's parents and old
friends at this place.
We received an Interesting commu-
nlcation from C. c. Haekleman, who
is now in Los Angeles, Cal. which ar
rived too late for this issue, but II will
appear in next weeks issue.
The Oregonian facetiously asks, re-
ferring to the proposal for Pan-Amer-
lean silver agreement, "Why not go
back at once to the savage level and
adopt oyster she rs as money!"
At the meeting Of the city council
last Tuesday evening Ed Kellenberger
and N. S. Dalgleish were elected as
councilmen, TO fill the vacancies caused
by the resignation of j. G. Bilyeu and
&, NJ. Westfall.
The Ladies' Bazaar Of Albany have
received their fall stock of Cloaks
Capes, Wraps, ETC., all Of the latest
styles aud fashions, which they pro
pose to sell ut hard times prices. Cal
and see the latest styles,
Mr. jus, Munsey has rented Brown
Hansard's building, where Parker &
Matthews now are, and will open {
saloon at this place about the first o
, October, Jas. keeps a nice, orderly
saloon. We are glad to see him return
to Lebanon.
AT the regular meeting Of the city
council last Tuesday evening the Elec
tric Light & Water Co. was ordered tc
: level the places in the street where
, they had broken ground to lay the
water pipes. They now have a mar
at work making the needed repairs.
Prof L, r. Michener, principal o
. Lebanon public school, arrived in Thu
city last Saturday, from visit IL
his parents in Kansas. He also at
tended the worlds fair while in tht
A east. The Professor reports having
! had fine trip, and is now ready tt
> enter upon his years work, whicl
3 commences next Monday.
All the hop yards in this vicinity
| have all their hops housed, and goot
; many of them in the bale, and all tn,
pickers have returned home, with ,
e few dollars in their pockets. The
{ yards did not turn out even as well a,
4 it was thought they would Most o
t. the growers inform US that there hai
7 not been more than half crop.
Married. on Thursday, Sept. ID
1893, at the residence Of w. H. Kim
scy, in Albany, by N. M. Newport
i Mr. W. l., Jackson, son of Martir
a Jackson, and Miss Minnie Il. Peery
g daughter of II. M, Peery, both of Soda
: vile, These are two of Sodaville'
. most popular young people. The EX
: PRESS extends its best wishes.
: Commencing Wednesday, Sept. 27tl
I aud on each Monday, Wednesday anC
Friday to and including Friday, Oct
: eth, the $. p. Co, will have on sail