The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-04
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cream.
Rev Battle has rented the Mesarvey
house
Kelly, Dunn 4 Co.'S. pure prepared
house paint for sale by N. w. Smith.
have 5000 feet Of good fencine
lumber In Lebanon which will trade
for hay orgraln.
j. W. TURNIDaE, Lebanon, Or.
Miss Zoe McClain, Of Albany, is
visiting relatives in Lebanon this
week.
Frank Miller is clerking in a drug
store at Bro wnsville for a few days.
The dog show which was billed for
this place yesterday did not show. 1t
Is said that the license were too hi oh.
Preaching at the Baptist church
every Sunday at II a. m. and Sp. m.
Sundry school at 10 a. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at p. m.
G. r. LAMAR, Pastor.
Rev. j. II. Battle, formerly of
Polk county, has accepted call
from the First Presbyterian church of
this place and has moved his family
here. We gladly welcome Rev. Bat
tie and family into our midst.
Nearly all Of the fall grain has been
cut and you can now hear the hum of
the threshing machine in nearly all di-
rections. One threshing man informed
us that the grain was TURNING out
much better than was expected.
Captain Humphreys case is quite
serious and his brother Geo. Humpb-
rey believes that he will not get we'll
He is almost raving maniac. He
cannot feed himself and does moi know
anybody. Portland Telegram.
l. X Borum and John Donaca made
a trip to Sweet Home last Saturday.
They took dinner at the Rowell
House. This was Mr.. Borum's first
trip to Sweet Home, and he says he
was very much surprised at that
country.
Rev. l.. P. Janney, for 10 years
missionary in India, will lecture in the
Methodist church, Saturday evening,
August 5, at s o'clock. Hindeo idols
will be exhibited. Hindoostani songs
sung. No admission-fee will be
charged, bnta collection win be taken,
EVERYBODY is cordially invited.
H. 0berg, Pastor.
The md quarterly meeting on the
Sweet Home Mission, Evangelical
Association, will he held In Sweet
Home August 12-l3. Services Oh the
Plainview and Waterloo appointments
on August 10 and II respectively at
p. M. Rev. I. B. Fisher, P. E. offici-
atiDg.
The appraisement Of the estate of |
he late w. s. Lsdd, the Portland
was filed In the county court. !
The total valuation was as follows: |
Realty, $4,l26,250; personal property, |
1878, ,95; total, 7,5O0,s5s.95. The
appraisers of the estate are: Henry
Failing, John Catlin and j. [. I.McWood. |
Here we are hustling across the
treet and around corners to keep out
# the way of the bicycle, but what
will become of us now that an eastern
nan has perfected an electric bicycle,
propelled by storage battery. The
lime is at hand when forloru pedes.
rian will have to take to the roofs of
he houses to save his life.-Ex.
Daniel Tarter of Union county was
odged in the penitentiary this week
nder sentence of 12 years for man
laughter. He was brought here by
)eputy Sheriff ]. F. Ply. The ex-
ense to the atate of bringing this con-
let to the penitentiary was Sl2S.
Aardy Caldwell, a we'll to do farmer
Bowling Green, Ky, aged about go,
larried his third wife some time ago
ut they were unable to get along and
'parated. They met by agreement I
II division of their h ,usehold goods I
nd after au amicable settlement, Cald- T,
ell shot his wife dead and then sui
ded. ,
The street commissioner P, w. Nor I
IN has force of carpenters at work
lifting in new cross-walks all over
70 city, some of which have been E