The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-09-29

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| Bud Thompson has been quite sick
for the past week.
A great reduction in prices OF goods
at Read, Peacock & Co.'s.
Call and examine my new stock Of
spring clothing. S.. P. BAm..
There is tobe masquerade ball at
Waterloo next Friday night, Sept. 20.
| J. +. Adcox, the watch-makez car.
rles fine line of spectacles and eye
glasses.
Claud Davis left the city Tuesday
without letting his mother know any,
thing abouthis intention of going, or
where he was going, and returned the
next day. He says he does nctsknow
where he has been, being out Of his
head while gone.
Having resumed business in4 Leba-,
non, | willsay to my old customers as
well as new, that my prices for watch,
clock and jewelry repairing will be as,
before, ateastern prices, and owing to
dull timesin many cases a reduction
will be made. j. E. ADoox,,
The Matchmaker.
Rev, Nj. Bryars and wife, union
evangelists, opened fire Oh Sweet Home
Wednesday evening, in the ESangeli-
cal church. Everybody Is invited. We
are looking forward to a grand and
glorious time. Services as usual st
! Waterloo and Plainview, Sunday,
Oct. lst,. EZRA MAURER, Rastor.
A boy was sent to market with
sack Of foasting-ears, and aftar linger-
ing around town all day, came home
without selling them. When his
mother asked him why he had not sold
the corn he said no one asked him
what he had in his sack. There are
: good many merchants like this little
! boy.-Ex.
Operations at the Salem camfery,
= which have been going on, since last
Monday, will cease about the middle
: of the coming week. The run this
' time has been on Bartletti pears, con-
s traeted for by Mr.. Kyle early III the
S season. In all 1000 poEads have been
put up, making $50 cases.0r Is, 600 cans.
= Dispatch.
+ The post-otfice department gives no
o tice that proposals will be received at
& the central office of the department
e until December l, for carrying mails
in Oregon, Washington, Idaho and
n hC1lifornia, and for the performance Of
= covered regulation wagon mail messen.
II ger and transfer and mail station ser.
+, vice in Portland, Seattle, etc.
v Mr.. H. j. Boyd, a photographer oil
Eugene, has rented the photograph
10 gallery in Courtney's brick, and viii
. be ready for business about the middle
st Of October. Mr.. Boyd has been witt
u. f, A. Rankin at Eugene for the pas
II four years, which fact speaks very ia
vorably for his skill as photographer
that gallery having the reputation o
" turning out hne grade of work
h The contracts filled by the Alban,
o. Woolen Mills for state and govern
A ment work have been so faithfully AM
efficiently performed that they hav'
!, made reputation for the mills, and a
~ ~ a result another government contrac
w for 1900 United States army blanket
=, has been sent to the mills from Phila
- - delphia, Secretary Galbraith receive,
y notice yesterday of the award of tn
contract.
" The Portland Welcome says: Their
" will be considerable surprise in societ
" circles around town when the ar
:, nouncement is read the first time, tina
" Mrs, Walker, widow of the late w.
" Walker, in life one ofthe firm of Stave
& Walker, was married in Vancouver
10 Wash, on Thursday of this week, to
ne youth known to his associates as Jac
" Squires. Squires is about 20 years {
III age-about the age of Mrs. Walker
he Oldest son--and Mrs. Walker is som,
T. where near So or 3S. Because of til
young mans youth, it is reported,
ny was not possible to procure marriag
Of license in this county, hence the lover
lie, repaired to our sister town where th
nk ceremony was performed.
ng SPOKANE, Wash, Sept. 25.-Oper,