The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-04-06
FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1894,
Expressions.

AANAt $50 VAsy WV VSSA0 AaVAV ot
our public school.
New Millinery goods at Mrs, Geo.
Rice's.
Miss Courtney spent last Sunday
with friends In Albany.
Mr.. Frank West came over from
Tangent Wednesday.
Buy your groceries ut Peebler's, and
save money.
Mr.. j. e.. Reed has been confined to
the house for the past week.
Oats, hay, bran, chops and all kinds
OF feed, at Peebler's,
Ed. Kellenberger made business
trip to Portland the first Of the week.
Il. u. Carr has moved back into his
own no, use near the NJ. Z. church.
Every ustomer at Buruni d Kinks
barber shop gets clean tswel
Mrs. G. A. Zahn moved into their
residence this week, the one recently
purchased Of Mr.. Davis.
Cash paid for produce at Peebler's
grocery store; highest market price.
w. H. Munsey ard wife intends
leaving in few days for Southern
Oregon.
J. S. Courtney M. d. Physician,
Surgeon and Accoucheur, Lebanon,
Or.
settle yur account with Crnson d
Mehzies al the old stand with G. w.
Eruson.
A. j. Shelton, the Linn Co. populist
candidate for sheriff, was on our street
the first Of the week.
A subscription 20 the EXPRESS from
now until after the election, for only
25 cents.
MIR. Lou Ritter died at his home al
Waterloo last Monday and was buried
In the Masonic ceAleiery ut this place
on Tuesday.
-, All accounts Of the firm Cruson d.
Meizies must be settled ut Once with
u. w. Cfuson.
Rev. eager, an old and highly res
pseled citizen Of Waterloo died ut his
home at thar place Wednesday.
NNe need our money and must have
it, pay your account with Cruson d
Menzies to G. W. Cruson.
Mesers. c. g. Rawlings and George
Rice have opened real estate and
insurance office over Mrs. Rlce's mil
iinery store.
If you are thinking Of buying new
spring dress, remember Read, Peacock
d Co.'S new spring goods
a. G. Williams and family will leave
In few days for California for Mrs.
Williams' health.
/ have few secondhand books that
/ will close out a; bargain.
M. A. MILLER.
Mrs. f. H. Roscoe and daughter will
soon move to Portland to reside
Albany Telescope.
Baker is receiving clothing, boots
and shoes, daily, in spite Of the hard
tines. His low prices make the goods
sell.
These hard times we want to save all |
we can, but Of course we have TO eat,
still you will save some by getting your
groceries at Bach's.
N. j. Benjamin has bought bis
brother Isaae's interest in the store and
will hereafter run 1t alone. Isaac and
wife have moved Ia Portland.
Mr.. Ftank O'Neil, travelling passen.
ger agent of the Northern Pacific r. R.
was 10 the city Wednesday, seeing
about establishing M agent at this
Mace.
Seo. N. Potter and wife, Of Michigan
were in the city over Sunday visiting
T. L. carman aud family. Mr.. Potter
d an nm Gle 0f Mrs. Carman aud is on
bis way to- California.
The ladies OF tte M. Il. church will
rive a Carnival Of Nations Friday
April 10, IN the Montague
Their atograL'n quit VIII
pc sold during the evening. Aohis'
lion, Is Gus.
Miss Blna West will I've In Leba Won
4 pril 30, in .he interest of the Ladi,S
Il lhE Maccabees and will organize a
i've here. II is beneficiary organi-
alton aud founded on the same pfin-
,iples as the X. 0, Y. NJ.
COMMITTEE.
Miss Hattie Warner, Of Albany, will
70 at the residance Of Mrs. F. M.
Miller on Friday afternoon. She de.