Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-05-11

We have been long time wait /
ing but out brick depot is getting
here at last.
c. Sullivan, the o. P. road master |
is in town today getting the work
on the depot started.
We understand that the steamer |
Robarts will make regular trips |
from Yaquina to the Siuslaw.
School has vacation this week
on account Of teachers examina-
ton.
1t is a most encouraging sight to
see the numerous men at work on
the new brick depot.
McCulloch, the Yaquinaj jeweler
will be in Toledo Tuesday and
Wednesday Of next week, repair
ing watches etc.
Marriage license was issued by
County Clerk Jones this week to
w. +. Baxter, of Marion county
and T.. NJ. Lewis, of Lincoln coun-
ty.
Now people of Toledo, a good
pull, a long pull and pull together
will make a marked increase in the
growth of our beautiful little city
during the year of our Lord 1898.
For SALE OR TRADE.-A two
seated ~ inch hack. Will take
beeves or country produce of any
kink. Enquire of
CAPT. ROBERTSON.
For fine repairing of your watches
and clocks give J. l.. McCulloch,
Of Yaquina City, call. Anything
left at J. H. McNeils drug store
will be attended to without extra
charges.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Thirty-
five acres of choice land adjOin-
ing the b. w. Wilson and the
late B. L. Arnold claims, on
south side of Yaquina Bay, for
twenty days only, for cash.
Jas. Robertson.
The LEADER Office has been
moved into the building formerly
occupied by B. +. Jones as a real
estate Office, and those who wish to
visit us will be now saved the weary
hill climbing to which they were
formerly subjected.
The latest fake now going the
rounds is that of an advertisement
purporting to furnish a steel engrav-
ing of the landing of Columbus for
81. You will get cent postage
stamp, which of course, fills the bill
it being steel plate engraving.
A force of men were put to work
this morning on the new brick de-
pot at this place. The building
will be 2ox65, and will be well
built in every respect. When COM
pleted Toledo will have one OF the
best and neatest country depots in
Oregon.
c. NJ. Meeker, of Portland, the
first passenger engineer on the o.
P. road, but now in the real estate
business was in Toledo today. He
expresses great confidence in the
future growth of the country, and
was much pleased to note Toledo's
growth.
10 I. P. Fish, of this city, has been
appointed local agent for the old
reliable Sun Insurance Company,
and Is now prepared to write your
policies IN a company that has been
| fully time tried and fire tested. A
policy IN the Sun Is policy that
insures in every sense of the word.
Mr.. Fish will be glad to give you
rates and other information.
Frank Grant, of Big Elk, and
Wm. Oglesby, of upper Alsea are
in the city today looking after the
new road to be opened up to the
Alsea valley. Mr.. Grant is quite
anxious TINT the road should run
on the divide instend of down Drift
creek. If built OH the divide the
Big Elk people can build an inter
secting road with comparatively
little trouble and expense.
The following is n liss of the ap-
plicants for teachers certificates
who are now being examined at the
school house IN this city; Ruth
Gather, Eli Gather, Efhe Crosno,
Jessie Alexander, Mary Hall, Belle
Butler, Emma Brooks, Hattie