The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-31

bl5tcT III Aloh1g Hlb Week.
]. B. Thompson and family have
moved into the house occupied by
Mrs. Grubb.
Warren Seylock, Of Smith County,
arrived here Sunday, and Is visiting
the family Of M. Stokes.
There will be social given by the w.
n. Con next Saturday evening, April
lat. Ice cream and other refresh hments
will be served.
Ed Smith, son of Peter Smith, Of
Scio, died very suddenly at Grants
Pass His remains were brought to
Scio yesterday for burial.
w. w. Hale will remove his family
to Leland, Or, where he will engage
In the mining business. A. Jack
Adams Is also at work there In the
mines.
| 0'Neil Bros. have shipped during
the month of March l2 car loads Of
paper to different points mostly to
Seattle, Tacoma, San Francisco and
Portland.
We would like to call the attention
Of the city fathers to the fact that the
crossing ordered built across the rail-
road track on Sherman street, has
never been built. Why don't the city
council see that 1t is built at once.
! BAPTIST CHURcH-Preaching every
Sunday at II A. NJ. and 1902. NJ. Sun
day School at l0A Young Peoples
meeting every Sunday at 6;45 P, M
Prayer-meetlng every Wednesday at
SP.M. G. r.. LAMAR, Pastor.
The EXPRESS desires to again remind
Its friends who are In arrears that we
are in great need Of our money. We
cannot pay our debts without it. We
hope everyone WHO'S behind will come
forward at an early date and settle.
Mrs DIR. Patterson Wallace, the wife
of our county treasurer, the noted
Clalrvoyant and life reader, is at the
residence Of w, H. Reed. She tells
about oil subjects. She is also an elec-
trician md makes special treatment to
ladies'.
To encourage cash trade, w. G.
Davis, of Albany, has adopted new
system nf cash discount coupons, and
is giving his customers. III connection
herewith, some really elegant sets of
triple-plated silver. 1t will be to your
interest to call on MIR. Davis before
making your spring purchases.
T. G, Peehler has bought G. 7. Cot
toms grocery store and has rented the
building aud Is now cleaning up
things and painting the shelves,
counter ETC., and will open up in the
near future. He sold Mr.. Cotton his
residence on Second street, In part
payment.
The following are the names OF the
teachers who attended the teachers
institute at Albany, from this place,
last week; Mrs Minnie Wright, Fena
Floy, 9 + Bigbee, Abbie J Fry, W e
Wallace, w l. jackson, VIM Ross J Il
Dow, n L Michener, Il Munsey, G J
Brown, Cora Cox, Fannie Griggs,
Elizabeth Carothers, Flora NJ Funk.
A party of the young people and
some of the older ones, paid visit to
Albany to hear Bill Nye, Friday
evening. When they returned Satur-
day morning not one would own that
they went down for any other pur-
pose than to pay their taxes. We
suppose the entertainment did not
come up to their expectations.
About March 80, the L. E. BIain
Clothing Co. will remove into their
elegant new quarters in the Finn
block, where they will have the finest
clsthing store in the valley. From
now until that date they offer every
thing at cost, except their spring stock.
! Those who want bargains and choice
/ goods should call and make their se-
lections.
Mrs. Shaw, wife ofAl Shaw who was
murdered near Canyon City, has con-
fessed that man named Calm, who
was employed on the farm, killed her
husband with hammer, and then
spread the news that he was kicked to
death by a horse. Both Gallin and
Mrs. Shaw were arrested and placed
in Jail, and she made a confession to
the district attorney.