The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-08-24
Call On NJ. A. Miller for flykiIler.

for ST..
G. q. Rawlings and family are visit
Ing in Albany.
Feed oats for sale, Enquire Of w.
h. Donaea-
Hop picking will commence week
from Monday.
All those indebted Mrs. Geo. Rice
will please aud settle.
Just received, II large shipment Of
machine oil at M, A, Miller's.
Redpath Brothers shoes at Read
Peacock and Go,
Times are hard, Buy your groceries
at Peebler's and save money.
Buy your groceries at Peebler's and
save money.
If you want to get nice fresh bread
go to Peehlers.
A liue OF Children's shoes just re-
ceived at Read, Peacock Il Co.'S.
Trimmed hats for one dollar. AT
Mrs. Geo. Rice's.
Ladies' Oxford ties $l.0O per pair at
Read, Peacock u Co.'S,
Go to Hiram Bakers for your $l.50
men and ladies' shoes.
The lawn social on the academy
grounds last Saturday was success.
A line Of Oxford ties have just
arrived at Read, Peacock a. Co.'S.
lfyou want photos made and havn't
the money Boyd will take your pro-
due.
when yotl want to buy u suit of cloth
ing sou will save money by getting
1t at Bachs,
WheM YOU want new hat don't fnr'
get Pugh eud Munsey. rAcy have the
latest styles
Hiram Btke''s hig invoice "f hnnts
and shoes will arrive this week direct
from the East.
Owing to hord times all millinery
will be greatly reduced for thirty days.
AT Mrs. Geo. Rice's.
4 Call and get a fashion plate free at
Read, Peacock d Co. September mum.
Der just arrived,
See Read, Peacock d. Co.'S, $l.50
shoes for ladies'. Something new and
stylish.
Hiram Baker IL receiving o zig in
voice of callcoes and shirtlng and SO
forth direct from the East.
License to marry has been issued to
Thomas Atchison, Of Butte, California,
and Miss Fannie Titus, Of Albany.
4 ID. T. Summeryliie Eill preach Of
the Tennessee school house next Sun
| day, the 26th, inst. at 3 p. m.
4 DR.. Booth was called to Mr.. Yeo.
mans place near Spicer, Wednesday,
to see one of the children. The child
had fallen out of the hay NOV and
was badly hurt, but no bones were
broken.
Harry Everett, Joe Buhl and CLARK
4 Kimbrough all returned Wednesday
from Newport. They report q fine
time fishing, bathing, digging clans
etc.
Last Tuesday, George Dibble, whilt
working on the straw stack at the pa
per mill, got one Of his fingers caugh
in the pulleys and badly torn. He wa
taken to DIR. Booths Office, where th,
finger was amputated. He is getting
along nicely now.
The governor has pardoned the fol
lowing named men from prison: Franl
O'Neil, Of Lake county, sentenced
June, 1894, six months for assault; Ze
no Denny and R. ], Harris, Of tfntor
county, the former sent up in March
1894, for two years, for larceny, ant
the latter in July, 1892, for five years
for assault.
Rev. Holman of the Christian
church will preach at 1890 a. m. ant
at s p. m. next Sunday In the Aead
envy building. Mr. Holman feel
somewhat encouraged in his work II
Lebanon but regrets potent shynes
Of every denomination Of every othe
denomination. If heaven is wha
Christians profess to believe 1t to b
this spirit is dangerous enc. "Char
ity envieth not.p
: On last Wednesday, while Franci
Springer was pickingplums, he slippe'
and fell a distance of eight feet, fallinI
; on the sharp ends Of a picket fenc
with such force that he ruptured hi
right lung, letting the air escape fron
! The lung into the flesh. II was at frs
thought he had no chance Of recovery
but as we go to press we learn that hi