The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-02-16

w Asetht thOoA n ~ w. o.
DR.. Clara M. Davidson left for her
home In Salem, last Saturday.
Cash paid for produce at Peebler's
grocery store; highest market price.
DR.. Courtney had severe attack Of
la grippe last Saturday and Sunday,
Boyd guarantees the photos he
makes for Sl.50 per doz. never to fade.
Pugh & Wallace will! sell you gro
ceries as cheap as any one In the city.
Try them and zee.
The Albany Daily Democrat is still
running the inside Of their paper under
the date Of January.
N. W. Smith has just started circu.
lating library, where you can find good
reading very cheap.
Quite number Of Lel,anon's young
peopte are IN Albany, being examined
for teachers certificates.
Bach is not selling his clothing at
cost, but still you Can get better suit
there for less monty than anywhere
else.
Prof Wilkes has secured The South
Brownsville schonl, the one from
which Prof Mayberry recently re,
signed.
Pay us the cash and get your mon
ey's worth, aud don't ask for time,--
we have none in stock
CRUsoN 4 MENzIEs.
We have accommodated you IN the
past and will do 80 in the future, by
selling you hard dware at reduced prices
for cash only. CRUsoN q MENZrEs
Mrs J q. Eaton rcturned to Leba.
non yesterday. She reports Mr. Eaton's
health improved. He and the chill.
dren will return to Oregon In the
spring.
There Is Bible-reuding ,ver, Fri
day evening ut 1880, at the Baptist
church, conducted by the pastor All
are invited to come and bring Their
Bibles.
T. l.. Wallace, Of Frisco, arrived in
Portland, "wednesday, and will make
this city his hame. H. represents tht
firm Of Schilling 4 ro., wholesale
grnc-rs.-Mercury,
Ruff Hiatt aud Chas. Smith have
bought u long named horse of the Ore
gon Beauty stock. They will take II
t. the Midwinter fair about March 1T
aud place II on '>hiijtinn.
Tsem BN jnnin has r. ted Ed Carr.
property. near the NJ. z. church, and
has moved his household goods there.
He expects his wife up from Portland
this week, and they win 20 to house
keeping,
You should remember that the best
place 10 buy pianos or organs is al
Wills music ot,re, Albany, Or He
aoea rot take advantage nf'p ople's ig.
norance and ell y cheap nude iant
at the prie' II q good one.
A dime social will be- give b" the
ladies If The First Pre>bvterinr Church
ut the residence Of M. G. r. Monta.
gue, this evening Thu sda, J. A
cordial l. vitaiion IL extended to all, tc
come and have a goo time.
Ruff Hiatt recently sh we {
patent fastener for tru KS, which h,
intends to have on rxhlIiti1n ut the
Midwinter fair. The pn'en' is simple
and eau be manufactured CHI laply. ant
we predict Ruff will do well with it.
Bernard Hendricks, aged II wears
died at the home Of his parents in thi'
city, Inst Friday, February 8. Of OBJ
structlon VI the bowels. The fnnera
sermon was preachd ny Rev. Sum
mervllle, The body was inferred il
the Lebanon cemetery
While Ms. Zahn, Of this place, was
in Halsey some time ago, teaching
candy making. Mr.. H. Walk r hecnm'
i'm .,rrssed with the value Of knowing
this at. He came tn Lebanon Satur
day an is now taking a co rse Ii
Zahn's candy manufacturing establish
ment.
In last weeks issue we stated tha
Mrs G, F. Eglin was a daughter of w
w. Parrish, Of Sodaville, as t0 which
we were misinformed. She is q Ndaugh
ter of Mrs. Andrew Hite. of Albany
Mr.. Eglin and family returned to Cor
wallis thr first Of the week.
Mr.. o. A. Krieg and Miss Lucii
Dow, both of Santlam, Or, were joined
in wedlock, Feb. II, 1894, at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents. Rev. J
Schneider, pastor of the F. l, E
Church, Of Sweet Home, offlciated
Both are well known and have th'
best wishes of many friends.
Mrs Emily Thorne, who resides a
Toledo, Washington, says she ha
never been able to procure any medi