The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-01-18


j Il. Adeox the matchmaker can
Egiveyou q Iirstclass fit In glasses. No
fancy prices.
4 Those whopaironize Pugh Il Alunsey
always getthe best there is in the mar
lles; at lowest prices,
4 Rev. A, Jack Adams expects to go
to Murtle Point next week, where he
will take charge Of a church.
Mr. r. II. Ross has closed u trade
with Mr. David Andrews for his in
terest inthe real estate office.
i Or. G, w. Cheaile, dentist. office
hours from Ham. till 4 p. NJ. office
over city drug store.
! Pugh and Munsey have just received
new line Of furnishing goods, price
them before buying elsewhere.
j. Z. Adrox the watch maker, has u
nice assortment Of watches, chains
ETC., at prices that will astonish you.
Mrs. ]. A. Roberts and children, of
Springfield are in the city visiting her
mother Mrs. Montague and old fri
ends.
Dalgleish q Everett can sell you fine
presents that will give satisfaction,
comfort and pleasure every day in the
| year.
Peterson, Ross & Co. have some
splendid farms and city residences for
sale at a bargain on the installmenL
plan. II you want farm or town
property, don't fail to see these men.
Attorney Colvig of Grants Pass, is
in the city taking evidence in the case
4f Scott VS.. j. D. Walton In which Mr..
Scott sues Walton for the recovery Of
farm that he traded him in Josephine
county.
DIR. F. P, AIatchett of Wardner,
Idgho, arrived in Lebanon last Mon
day. He is now visiting his father
near Saniam postofliee. The doctor 10 |
thinking something of returning TO
the valley 10 locate.
The Albany Democrat says: That
it has been reliably informed that |
before Governor Pennoyer's time, as
governor had expired, that lie com.
muted Morgan Wassom's sentence
from life to four years and G. +.
Russle's time to eighteen months.
Last Monday, G. W. Rice, local
agent in this city for the Royal insur-
rance company, received check on
the Albany bank for $500 from his
company, in full payment of the
amount insured of the residence of Mr..
T. Ewing. This is a very prompt pay
ment as it had only been five dave
since the building had burned.
Ex-Secretary of State Fowler Chad
wick, died suddenly at his home in sa-
lem, last Tuesday evening of heart
failure. He had of late been troubled |
somewhat from this cause but was not
seliously affected He was at the cap
itel building during the day apparently
III good health, and death was an un-
expected shock to his family and |
friends.
Mr.. A. B. McIlwain, pioneer mer.
chant Of Albany, died suddenly at his |
dinner table yesterday. He bad been
reading the account of the sudden
death of Ex-Governor Chadwick in sa-
lem, and remarked that he was affiic-
ted with the same kind Of heart
trouble, when he suddenly gasped,
grew unconscious, and life had expired.
Last Saturday about midnight, Leb-
anon was visited by the hardest wind
storm that 1t has experienced this
winter. 1tshook great many resi-
dences, bIowed down few signs along
Main street. broke glass front Of one
-four stores and fell number of trees.
We have heard number Of people got
up and prepared themselves for the
worst, but no very great amount Of
damaged was done, and after while
they returned 10 their beds, sleeping:
peacefully till morning.
Prof G. A. Lewis assisted by his
daughter, Miss Ida, gave two Of his
performances in this city, last Friday
and Saturday evenings which was
well patronized considering the times.
All who attended were satisfied they
got the worth Of their money. He
gives good show, and as ajuggler, is
ahead of any we have ever seen here.
Miss Ida's pictures In the air are well
worth the price Of admission, at all
times, TO see, The Prof. made many
friend here, and there are some little
ones that will always remember him
Should he eyer return, he will lie wen
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