The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-10-20

7 Born, to the wife Of H. b, Lewis, or
OFT. 10, Il lob. boy,
I The Salem Statesman says the price
Of hops Is advancing.
Atty. Stowe drove to Sweet Honlt
Wednesday evening
Attys Garland and F'omers were in
the county-seat, this week,
Circuit court convenes in Albany
Monday, with docket of l57 cases.
T. c. Peebler and A. G. Williams re.
turned home from deer hunt the first
Of the week
r. Hull has squash in his store
window, that weighs so lbs. How is
that for a squash?
Messrs Stowe, Keebler and others,
who were deer hunting in the moun-
tains, returned home Tuesday.
r. :. Roberts, agent for the Albany
Steam Laundry. now sends clothes
down on Mondays and Saturdays.
There was trial before Justice Elson
yesterday, in which r. G. Hansafd
sued Eugene Ulm for the possession of
a COW. The case was decided in favor
| af uanenrd
Grand opening day at Boyd's gal
lery:-All babies under thee years of
age will be photographed FREE next
Tuesday, Ovt. oath, Don't forget the
date.
Geo. Buhl left Tuesday for Portland,
where he will spend few days attend
ing the exposition and visiting friends.
Chas. Stokes is helping Mr.. Bach dur
ing his absence.
In double wedding at the Revere
House in Albany, October IS, 1898, Mr..
j. l.. Bartholomew, of Lane county,
and Miss Bertha White, of Linncoun-
ty, were united in marriage. Also
John f. Mcdaniel and Miss Nellie A.
Purdy, both of Linn county, G NJ
Weimer,. pastor of Christian church,
officiating.
FrankSiddall, the Philadelphia soap
man, is-credited with saying, II have
confined my advertising entirely to
the newspapers. The man, who does
not read a newspaper does not use
soap.' This is the opinion of one sue
cessful business man, who.has proven
the benefits of judicious newspaper
advertising.
Mss. c. C. Hackleman left Tuesday
for Astoria. She will visit a couple Of
days in Albany and Portland, on her
way down to Astoria, where she will
spend few weeks visiting her sister,
Mrs. Wright. She will then 20 from
there to Los Angeles, to join Mr.
Hacklemau, where they will make
their future home.
AT Corvallis Friday, Judge Fullerton
of the circuit court, issued an order di
recting the unrestricted sale Of the
Oregon Pacific railroad property BY
the sheriff on or before December Is
If reports are true there will bt
soale lively bidding on the road at th'
approaching sale and the road will bt
sold this time " ithout fail
Rey. N. ], Bryans and wife, Evan
gelists, are in our city, holding meet
ings in the South Methodist church
Both are fine speakers, and have haC
a good house every night. We hope
they will do much good while am ns
US. Their meetings in Albany anC
Eugene resulted in many conversions
and additions to the different church, s
Last week some sneak thief entered
the residence of Wm. Marks and stol,
purse with about SO in it. Mac Vile,
discovered the thief and exchanged
several shots with him, but did no
capture him. Friday Mac had a search
warrant sworn out, and with Consta
bic Morgan went out and searched the
house of John Marks, which resulted
in his arrest. Marks was brought int
town aud on Saturday brought up be-
fore Justice Elson, but not being ready
for trial was given until last Tuesday
to make preparation. On Tuesday ht
waived examination and was bound
over to appear before the grand jury
| 1t is reported that the evidenc,
against him is good.
| The Eugene cannery has completed
the work Of drying prunes for the sea
son of 1893. The product driet
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