The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-10
RibeIin, the photographer.

j. II. Barnes, Of Salem, was in town
this week visiting the family of r. NJ.
Miller.
w. II. Ribelil has been having inn
provements made in his photograph
gallery.
4 D. b. zeh has moved his feed store
into one of c. B. Montague's store
buildings.
l.. +. Montague and family, of Al
bany, visited friends and relatives in
Lebanon Tuesday.
Fresh Chinook salmon, and all kinds
offrcsh fish; the best the market will
afford, at the Fish ana Poultry market.
| One Of the axles Of the city dray was
broken down this morning. The
freight is now being hauled on wag-
| on.
Mrs B. r, Blodgett, who has been
suffering with infammatory rheuma-
tism for the past few months, is able
TO be up.
Mrs, Minnie Banta will leave in
few days for Pomona, Calf, where she
and Miss Peet will open a dress-mak-
Ing shop.
| Walter Peacock purchased an inter
est in w. f. Reads mercantile store
and the firms name will hereafter be
Read, Peacock & Co.
Mrs. G. B. Montague left Wednes-
day for Tacoma and vicinity, where
she will visit her son, DR.. Nj, Red
path and other relatives.
The Church Of Christ meets in the
Academy for regular services every
Lords Day in the morning at IL
o'clock. Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
All are invited to attend.
j. Stewart, late of the Woodburn
Tribune, has established the Lincoln
County Leader, TO be printed at To
ledo. The first issue will appear
7 about the 10th, inst,
B One Of the Chinese section men had
$500 on deposit in the Junction City
, bank which was so unfortunate as to
close its doors. His claim has been
filed with the others. In speaking Of
it the Mongolian said; "Me woke
FIVE years and git motley; bank be
eatchuw Gll,"
4 The Eugene cannery has determin-
ed to contract for 100 acres of sweet
corn for canning this season. Al
present the supply Of canned corn fol
this section comes almost entirely
from the East, while the supply o.
canned vegetables Of other varieties !:
very largely supplied from California
J The Brownsville Times says: H. r
Powell who lives few miles north o
town was the victim of the fire fend
last Tuesday morning. He had Sl5C
worth Of meat in his smoke-house
y which he was smoking, and by som,
: unaccountable means the house caugh
Is fire and was totally destroyed, no
n even so much as a pound of meat bein,
o saved.
The Eugene Guard says: In oul
IT Dexter items will be found an aecoun
J of the mysterious disappearance of I
" Miss Jordan, Her brother claims ht
Il has no knowledge Of her whereabouts
= A gentleman who arrived here iron
Dexter informs us that large search
's ing party is still out, but no trace O
ID her has been gained, Sheriff Noland
e. and Prosecuting Atty. Condor hay
It left for Lost Valley to make an off
cial investigation Of the case.
Some time ago Mrs. Seldom War;
to er instituted II suit against her husban
Ly for the purpose of securing a divorce
ID and getting an equal division of th
es property. We are informed that 81
Sc has concluded to withdraw the su
III and that they will continue to resid
ly under the same roof; however, IL
property was divided. 1t is said tn,
ty Sci has sworn allegiance to the watt
X bucket and will hereafter libate frol
as its resources. Brownsville Times.
cd There are two cases Of small pox /
60 Clackamas, near Oregon City, Mr.
ld Benjamin Knox and her younge
sh child were stricken with the disesa
Sunday. Citizens have sent for spe
ial physicians from Portland to a
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