The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-07-06

field, are visiting their daughter Mrs.
i. A. Nickerson.
The 4th Of July Is past and you can
set your pbotoes made at the Lebanon
a}rt Cutlery for % cts.
You can get photo Of the decorated
streets of Lebanon for Us cents at the
Lebanon Art Gallery.
Call at the Racket store, in Kirkpat-
rickts building md get prices. No
trouble to show goods.
Those whopatronize Pugh & Munsey
always get the best there is In the mar
kel; at lowest prices.
NJ. A. Miller Is in receipt of very
large 1toek oflead and oil, pure white
lead and guaranteed oil.
Geo Bull has y force of carpenters
at work erecting 4 residence on his
lot near s. ?. Bach's residence.
The only sure cure to preserve fruit
ana berries Is to use anti-fermeutne
for sale ut N. w. Smiths drug store.
Dr. Frazier will take wood or any
farm produce ut the market price, in
payment for dental work. All work
guaranteed.
Conductor Huston and family were
Iii The city visiting the family of MIR.
Burkhart this week. They are now
staying few DAYS at Waterloo.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to Inc will please call and
settleas ] need my money and will be
compelled to make collections.
NJ. A, MILLER.
DR.. Maekey Of Albany, Pass Grand
Master of the A., 0sU. w. Was In the
city last Tuesday night. He cameuat
Install the new officers OF the A. Q.
u. w. at this place
Joe Bull, Joe Kelso and Mike
Weisner returned the first ofthe week
from the mountains, They brought
home thirteen candy buckets full Of
dressed lish--the work of nine days.
Linn Counly's new officers took
their places on last Monday. Sheriff
McFeron has appointed Quincy
Propst as his deputy and County
Clerk Needham hus appointed #. M.
Hsfsieid deputy clerk.
Doron Boggs, Of Sweet Home, has
been lodged IN jail in Albany to await
the sttion ofthe grano jury on a
charge Of stealing sheep. He was
bound overby the justice at Sweet
Hame.
Jerry Gentry has sold his delivery
wagon and business to Chas. Amos.
JeIry intends working in the harvest
field during the sumtner and will
move back OH his farm this fall.
Rev. w. v. McGee was in the city
this week on business. He has moved
his iamily to Coburg. He has charge
Of the church at that place and also at
Brownsville.
Mr.. w. II. Chandler has removed
from Corvallis to this place rented a
residence of w. B. Donaca, formerly
occupied by Mr.. Lovelee. We are glad
towelcome Mr.. Chandler to our city.
w. W.. and Geo. Ellsins, Frank
Lewis, Ed Umphrey, Jack McMonagle
and Patsy Martin lett this morning for
the mountains for q few days fishing,
Hon. Il, II. Montanye's son, Bay
nard, was badly crushed yesterday in
Albany, BY the Lcbaaon train catch
ing him between the Farmers ware
house and q box car while switching.
II Is said that he has seven bones
broken iii different parts of his body.
tits thought he will recover.
A story Is going the rounds to the
effect that married lady had q birth
day anniversary few days since, up
on which her husband presented her
with q pretty piano lamp. He was
fiattered when she told him she In
tended to give it his name, until he
asked her reasons for 80 peculiar n
proceeding. "WellN said she, lyon
know dear it has great deal of brass
on 1t, 1t Is handsome to look at, re-
lqulFes a good,deal Of attention, is not
Avewarkably brilliant lssonletlmes un-
eefdy On its legs, liable to explode
Win only haifiull, flares up eecasion-
adv, it is always out bed time and
i{ip bound to smoke.p