The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-09-11

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requested to furnish this office with d
statement of the amount of grain they
have threshed, when harvest is over.
DR.. J. N. Redpath of Steilacoom,
WASH, was In town this week. DR.. r.
is still assistant surgeon In the asylum
of Wash. He intends to go to Phila-
delphia this fall to take a post graduate
course.
Mr.. N. P. Payne, County Clerk,
passed through town this week on his
road home from Sodaville.
Mr.. j. s. Morris and family, Of Scio,
passed through town last Friday on
their way home from the mountains.
John Windsor, aged II, was run over
by wheat wagon in Polk county,
near Salem, Saturday afternoon, and
died from the effects of his injuries.
A myrtle log shipped from Coos Bay
to Portland sold for $50. The freight
/ on 1t was SIS.
Mr.. G. ". Co&an, who is employed
at the Farmers Warehouse, in Albany,
cleaning wheat, was severely kicked
, by horse Monday afternoon. He was
passing by farmers team, when one
| Of the heavy shod horses kicked him
viciously. The blow fell upon his hip
and he was knocked several feet away
where he was picked up insensible.
The extent of the injuries is not fully
known. Herald
More persons talk Of moving to town
this fall for the purpose Of sending
! their children to the Lebanon public
school than any former year since the
school has been established. And as
the reputation ofour schools grow the
number will steadily increase, and tits
only a question Of time when it will be
found necessary to employ four teach
ers to accommodate all who will apply
for admittance to the schools.
Mr.. Geo. Wilcox, the photographer,
has invented machine for measuring
cloth, which promises to be u big thing
for him and Messrs. Hollenbeck and
Wendall, of the G. B. r. store associ-
ated with him in itsownership. Very
simple in its operation, it will measure
cloth of all widths, or ribbons
even, with accuracy and great
! rapidity, au indicator showing con-
stantly the amount reeled off, together
with the total price, ut any amount
desired, never missing cent or an inch
in length. 1t also has a special at
tachment for measuring goods for an
invoice, one that will save great deal
Of time. Its capacity for general use
is 10 yards, which of course is more
than ordinarily needed. The machine.
is remarkably ingenius one, display
| Ing considerable study and investiga-
tion in nitsconstruction, The owners will
20 East aftet awhile and introduce it.
| AS there is nothing in the market or
ever invented covering the field there
is no reason why there should not be II
fortune in 1t for the owners. .--,1eno-
crat.
Lebanon public school opens Sept.
| q and remember that M. A. Miller has
a large stock of school books.
Go to NJ. A. Miller's for your school
books.
i Wednesday four teams passed
through town, having driven from
Nebraska. They We're headed fur
Portland,
! Rev. Mr.. Hanleiter is returned to his
old charge where he has worked So
faithfully and successfully. Unaqr
his care the beautiful little chapel WAS
built and paid for, His ministerial
energy is untlrlng.
Mrs. Cooley, of Halsey, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. Nixon, at
this place the first of the week.
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