The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-10-18

One OF our local reporters says many
Lebanon sristocrats were seen work.
Ing on the road near town Wednesday.
q. w. Simpson went over IN
Brownsville yesterday to make ar
ransements for opening an auction
store
8. P. Bach and family, and VI. A.
Miller and family will visit In Port
land and attend the exposition next
week.
Several hundred sheep hsve been
brought into the neighborhood from
across the mountains and sold At low
prices.
The estate Of Moses Bland, an old
settler, after having been In court over
q quarter Of q century, 10 about to bs
settled.
A number Of our citizens witnessed
the Knight Tenplars' parade In AL.
bany laSt week, and report that II was
q gala day.
The jury In the case Of young Rambo
against Lester Jefferson, decided In
favor Of Rambo, and gave him ver-
diet fnr $40.
Mr.. Sam Kees, Ct Walla Walla,
Washington, Ii visiting his brother
and sister, Mr.. Jacob Kees, and Mrs.
]. Wasssm.
The exposition at Portland Is said to
be better sttended than ever before, a.
excursions sre being run from all parts
Of the state.
Mr.. HirAin baker and family expect
TO move the week after next, into his
new and handsnme residence on
Bridge avenue.
Mr.. Murry Vaughn and family, of
Coburg, who hive been spending
few days with fsiends here, are nOw
visiting In Albany.
The party Of young gentlemen who
went OH deer hunt for abous len days
returned home Saturday evening, hav.
ing killed one deer.
More new carpets and Oft. and l2ft.
wide Limoleum. Just received by the
Albany Furniture Company. Balti.
more Block, Albany, Or.
Rev. Hartman preached an interest
ing opening sermon in the M. E.
churchs Sunday morning to large
and very attentive audience.
Pugh q Muncy have juat received
the nicest line Of ladies' and gentle
mems Macintoshes ever brought to
Lebanon. Call and see them.
The Ladies Bazaar ut Albany are
showing the finest line Of fall and
winter wraps ever carried before the
public. Call asd get their prices.
| Mr.. Charlie Amos and Miss Pearl
Coyle, and Mr.. John Boslar and Miss
Annie Evans, drove down to the
county seat last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. q. W. Warner Is now ready
and desires to have a few private
boarders. She respectfully solicits the
patronage Of any one wishing same.
Prof l.. A. Wiley ia giving good
satisfaction In charge Of his Sweet
Home school. The patrons highly ap-
prlciate his good qualities as teacher.
Measure your rooms accurately and
have your carpets sewed without extra
charge by the Albany Furniture Com
pany. Baltimore Block, Albany, Or.
The ladies Of the First Presbyterian
church will hold their annual Chris
anthemum fair some time In the near
future. Watch these columns for par
ticulars.
A California fruit ear strayed up to
the Lebanon depot last Saturday, pre-
sumably to load up with Oregon fruit
to be shipped east as California pro-
ducti0n.
! r. L. Bonner, Of the flrm Of Bonner
g. Hammond, was appointed one Of
the two receivers Of the Northern Pa
cific for the district Of Montan q, last
Monday.
Lebanon 10 said to have at this time
more grass widowers than at any pre-
vious time, and yet thereis no unusual
disturbance Of the peace and quiet OF
our little city
j To-day is the end Of the first school
month and the teachers will appreci-
ate their 6rst months pay, as their
vocation must have depleted their
pocket hooks.
Wednesday was busy day at the
Southern Pacific depot. There were
shipped four cars Of hops, one ofpaper,
one ofexcelsion and one Of merchan-
disc; seven cars Ia all.
| There will be q wool social at the
| AZ the residence of Mrs. q. w. War.