Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-08-10
Number 23.

l.. NJ. Starr moved his residencei
to the south part of town, last Sat-l
urday.
Fisherman on the Alsea Bay, are
busy hauling in salmon for the cam
merry.
Uncle George Kirby has been
laid up the last few days with
couple of pets. "
Mr.. Butler, of Philomath, bro
ther of Milt Butler, of this city, is
visiting with him this week.
l.. NJ. Butler and family left last
Wednesday, for the beach, where
they will camp out for while.
For Sale.-I6o head of sheep,
80 wethers. Apply to R. A. Miller,
Bear Creek, up Big Elk. ct.
Beal Gather has moved his fam
lily to the Agency, where they will
remain until his labors there, are'
completed.
Haying is the thing Of the past
for this season. More hay has
been made this season than for
several wears past.
Charles Williams is singing
type for the LEADER this week. 1t
comes handy to have a wood chop
per around in case of "pinch."
The section men are raising the
track through town, and filling in
with gravel, which greatly inn
proves the appearance OF the road
bed.
Col. +. ]. Parker, of the Walla
Walla Statesman, was in this city
last Monday on business. We ar
knowledged pleasant call from
him.
NOTICE.-All parties indebted
to me must settle the same without
delay, L. p. FISH.
The LEADER was in error last
week in the statement that VIM.
Ennis had gone to Yamhill county.
1t was Vim. Enos, instead of VIM.
Ennis.
J. Hall has returned from the
Columbia river, where he has been
fishing during the last season, and
is preparing to haul in the salmon
here which will be in here i'll few
days.
, Several of our hunters are brag-
ging of the deer they have killed.
, but the editor cant. tell whether
: they are telling the truth or not, as
t he has never seen any of the meat
t yet.
D Last night G. 7. Smith saw a
l bear prowling about his place, the
$ only weapon he had to frighten
the beast away, was dish rag,
which he threw at him with good
effect.
=, Remember the meetings at the
E court house this week, Rev. Hart
!. man will preach to the people ol
this city and vicinity every night
i this week. All come and bring
. your friends,
II Parties owing me for meat will
C settle by the 18th inst, as all over
e due accounts will be placed in tn,
r. hands of a collector on that date.
/ RoBr. CAMPBELL.
Indian Agent Buford, was ovei
- the first of the week looking aftei
; the arrival Of three car loads o
flour for the Agency. The flour i:
- furnished by the Benton County
i, FIGURING Mills, at Corvallis, and i:
IA the highest grade made.
8 One of Our merchants received 9
re package Of freight weighing Ias
id pounds from San Francisco this
D. week. The freight charges from
,t San Francisco to Albany were fifty
rs cents, and from Albany here forty
l. five nts.--Eugene Register.
Suit has been brought by Johi
p. Fay, on behalf Of the Oregon
81 Pacific company, In the Unitec
= States circuit court at San Francis
. co, to recover $4,000 worth o
III steel rails which lies in the custom
u house at that place, The rails ar
~ claimed to be the personal propert
Is Of y, Egehton Hogg, and has beef
III held in the custom house for tn
~ duties, which are unpaid. Th'
10 suit is brought to recover the rail
~ for the Use Of the company whicl
NC wishes TO Use in the extension 9
GU the road over the mountains. 9