Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-03-30

o. q dIouth,
In few more days the close sea
son for salmon will soon be over and
that article of diet will then be
ripe,
A seal was seen a short distance
below town last Sunday, which is
pretty good sign that the herring
have begun to run.
The latest depot news is that
nearly all the money required has
been paid in and will probably be
put in deposit Saturday.
The largest stock of Undertaking
Goods in the Valley at L. Welker
| & Co.'S, Corvallis. Also a complete
stock of Furniture of all kinds.
Toledo has a butcher who can
neither read nor write. We don't
know how he will make it, especi-
ally when it comes to "chalking it
down."
=. r. Ryan, who formerly owned
a ranch about two miles below here
having recently sold out to Frank
Freyer, of this city, left today for
Salem, where he will locate.
We note that the transfers of
real estate are gradually increasing
in Lincoln county. The pulse OF
trade can be pretty accurately de-
termined by the transfers Of real
estate.
+. ], Frary went to Corvallis on
Monday to purchase some supplies
to go to ranching with. He has
purchased a cosy little ranch about
two miles down the Bay and will
move onto it at once with his fami.
| ly.
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If not how do you expect to keeE
) posted on the affairs Of your county
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, for one year, by giving that 81. sc
, for the LEADER.
FOR SALE.-Price one dollar
One frying pan, one teakettle. vii
g give for a chrome one large cool
$ stove, splendid baker. The abov,
: property will sail as quick as thu
: man comes that can raise the wind
Call early as the chromos are limit
p ed, CALAMITY SMITH.
> Last Tuesday while the freigh
; was rounding a curve just above Eli
City, a car left the track and wen
humping along on the ends of tn
, ties for a half mile or more. Th
car was pretty well shaken up an,
, the ends of many of the ties reduce,
p TO splinters, but nothing Of a ser
ious nature occurred, which wa
extremely fortunate.
Robt, Campbell, of Newport, o
+ Bob as he is known by ever,
- person on the Bay has opened up
meat market in this town at the oil
$ Smith stand. Mr.. Campbell is
thoroughly reliable business ma
& and will treat our people with fair
{ ness and courtesy. We are highl
a grutiied that he has located wit
us, as we fell assured that our pee
g pie will get choice article of mea
9 at living price. We bespeak fc
him the patronage of our peopl
y and wish him the success he de
II serves.
II The steamer Willamette Valley
u which came up on Monday brougl
the heaviest cargo she has for owe
a year. She was to start for Sa
h Francisco today, and is loaded wit
h I 200 tons of freight, and is leavin
). seven car of freight which she VIZ
9 unable to take. 1t is very evider
: that the q. =. is in the field for bu.
Il mess, and that the rapid increase
c business will soon necessitate tn
putting on of another steamer o
= the Yaquina-San Francisco rout,
+ These signs of fprogress aud buSiue:
g activity on the part OF the railroa
: are very gratifying to the people ,
g the Bay country.
$ Some pretty fine potatoes NJ
1t raised on the Bay country. TIL
e week G.. I. Smith, of this plac,