The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-09-15
Go to Zahn's for milk shakes.

III the ularkeb' lTy III.
Have you examined those new
summer suits at S. P. Bach's.
Cash paid for produce at Peeblsr's
grocery store; highest market price.
Miss Eva Roscoe, of Albany, isthe
guest of Miss 0netta Crouch this week.
We will take wheat, oats or hay in
payment for subscription foi the Ex-
PRESS.
Mr. Jas. Munsey, one Of Albany's
business men, was visiting old friends
In Lebanon few days this week.
The Mineral Spring Seminary, under
the supervision Of w. V. MCGEE, late
of Texas, will open the second day Of
October.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted TO me will please come in and
pay up, as l need my money.
Mrs. GEO. RICE.
The Lebanon hop crop is good as to
quality, but the crop is not up to last
year, the dry weather having caused
the crop to be light.
Rev, Ezra Maurer, pastor of Sweet
Home mission, Evan. Association, will
preach in Waterloo Sunday, Sept. II,
at II q. M, and In Plainview at 4p. M.
Send your name and address to
Read Peacock a. Co., Albany, Oregon,
and mention the EXPRESS, they will
mail you fashion sheet free each
month.
The Jacksonville Tines announces
the marriage Of Hugh Thompson,
chief clerk Of the Oregon penitentiary,
and Miss Emma Doris, daughter Of
Hon. Geo. B. Doris, of Eugene.
Miss Ola Smith left on our desk a
box of fine prunes, one day this week,
with the compliments Of Mrs F. M.
Smith, who lives across the river. The
whole EXPRESS force returns thanks.
The Ladies' Bazaar Of Albany has
again added d millinery department,
and has secured the services of first
class trimmer from San francisco.
Call around and see them when in AL
bauy.
A band Of horses was recently
brought in. from Mr.. Abe Hackleman's
ranch east of the mountains, by Harry
Hackleman and others. Mr.. Hackle-
man intends shipping his beef cattle
east for sale.
G. W. Cruson and family, and A. II.
Cruson, returned home this week from
their visit to Southern Oregon. They
report having had delightful time.
The only incident that happened, To
mar the pleasure of their trip, was the
misfortune of having fifty dollars
worth olharness stolen from them.
j. II. Adcox has returned to Leba
non to again make it his home. He
has bought A. d. HanselPs jewelry
business, and is again found at the
bench Mr. AdcoX is u fine workman,
and we are glad to welcome him back
to Lebanon. He will keep his Jewelry
shop in Smiths drug store, where il
now is
The following is an extract from q
letter received by DR.. Lamberson from
Geo Pope 4 Co. "rhe hop market il
decidedly of, and there is no sign o.
renewing 1t in the near future, al
though by the time hops are in the
bale some new developement MAY
bring the market hack to its norma
condition.
Yesterday a fire alarm was given, tC
which the department answered
promptly, The fire was in DR.. Court
ncys house, started by spark from ,
burning flue. A few buckets If waite
extiDguished it by the time the com
pany got in readiness, but as the fire
!, men were out they tried the pressure
and the hose, which was found in first
class shape.
A young Buffalo lady who returned
from the worlds fair last week, tell
this story of Miss Loves creche whicl
I, Is located on the fair grounds |
7" seems that early in the day lady ha,
left her baby in charge of the day nur
sery, and called for it again about sew
: en- o'clock in the evening The atten
; dant handed out little colored baby
"But that is not my baby,n said th