The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-02-23
FRIDAY, FEB. 2s, 1894.
Expressions.


Atty. Stowe Is In Jacksonville this
week.
Judge Miller Is aguin quite sick with
Ia grippe.
Great clearance sale at Read, Peacock
a Co.'s.
Mrs. Rawlings Is visiting her par
on Is In Albany
BUY your groceries ut Peebler's, and
save mooney.
Oats, hay. bran, chops and all kinds
Of feed, M Peehler's.
Mr.. Gore Is not expected to live but
very short time.
j. T.. Adcnx is now agent for the Al
bany Steam Laundry.
Fresh pies, cakes and bread ut
Peebler's grocery store.
Editor Warnock, oi Silverton, made
Us fraterla visit lust Saturday.
For gpnts' furnishing goods and gro.
ceries, 20 to Pugh 4 Wallace.
j. j. DubruiIle and family spent Sat-
urday aud Sunday IN Albany.
Every customer at Borum h Kinks
barber shop gets u clean towel.
JAS. Kpet,lpr, of Oakland, was In the
cliy last Friday and saturday.
For the choceat groceries ut hard
times prices, go to Pugn 4 Wallace.
Born, to The wife of Frank Parrish,
Wednesday, Feb. q, 1894, son.
Crusnn & Menzies are doing strict
ly cash business, and no use to talk.
Ed KrlIenterger left yesterday for
Oakland where ht gees 10 buy cattle.
Mrs. w Il. Chandler spent Wednes-
dny nigh, with her parents IN Albany
]. s.. Courtney NJ, d. Physician,
surgeon and Arcouch"ur, Lesanon,
Or.
Take your cash or produce to Pugh
& Wullacp, and get its equivalent IN
groceries.
Prof. Kitchener spent last Saturday
and Sunday in Albany, with the school
teachers.
Have You tried Pugh & Wallace for
gents furnishing goods and groceries?
Ifnot, why nat?
]. L. Adeox, agent for the Albany
steam laLndry, sends wnshings down
on Thursdays oniy.
Agent Bennett informs US that here.
after he will not receive any perishable
freight on Monday.
The collfectioner's art, making cream
candles and other confectionery, Ii
taught at Zahn's store.
w, l.. Chandler came over from Cor.
Wallis last Friday and spent several
days with his better half.
CASH is the word. No use to say
anything else to lis.
CRusoN 4 MENzIEs.
If you want To get value received f0i
your hard-eurned money, call III
Bakers and huy your boots und shoes
q. w. Crusnn aud wife were called
to Halsey Tuesday, to attend the
funt ral Of liitir cousin, Mr.. Davidson
have few secondhand b0pks that
Twill close out at bargain.
N. A. MILLER.
These hard times we want to save all
we can, but of course we have to eal
si,i' you will save some by getting youl
groce.~ lies at Baeh's
The jurgnen drawn from this place
for the circui,. court, are; j. X. Charl
ton, John Leedy, l.. b. Keebler and
]. w. Bland.
Bach is not selling his clothing al
cost, but still you can get Il better sui
there for less money than an svwhert
else.
Mr., Grow, the engineer on the Leb'
anon branch, showed lis q nice engine
chair which wrs given him by friend
"a short time ago.
Last week we stated that Mrs. Eaton
had returned to Lebanon to stay, but
IN this we were mistaken. She came
up to move their household good,
down to California. They have traded
their property at this place for proper
-ty down there.
Keep your feet dry and warm ant
you will escape the grip and avoit
further colds; and save money by hay
ing your old shoes and boots repaired
Remember | guarantee tirst-class wort
and reasonable charges. Shop opposite
hotel. II. RErNHOLD.
Messrs. J. r, Metzger and G. W
Whittier of Jefferson, were in Leba
non couple Of days the first Of TIN
week. looking around with a view o