Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-04-06

SQrValllS.
il. McCulloch, the jeweler Of
Yaquina City, has 4 full line Of
jewelry, Repairing a specially,
Work has been suspended on
the court house since iast Saturday
owing to some question regarding
the title Of the property, but will
be resumed tom orrow.
The attention Of Our readers is
called to the advertisement of
O'Brien's One-price Cash stora, at
Yaquina City, to be found elsewhere
IN this issue. Mr.. 0'Brien has a
we'll stocked store containing full
line Of Mems and Boys clothing
and furnishings. His proposition
to give free tickets to SFo purchas-
ers ought 10 bring him much trade
from surrounding towns.
Did you ever consider where
your local paper went and the
work it is continuously doing for
your town? The LEADER though
but a month old, has travelled, from
the Pacific to the Atlantic and
spoken a good word for Toledo and
Lincoln county. As a result James
G, Blauvelt, Of Patterson, New
Jersey, writes to the editor of the
LEADER ana states that ne saw an
item regarding Toledo as being a
good place for lawyer, and wishes
to know further about the town and
country with a view of locating
here.
The steam schooner Alice Blanch-
ard, Of Tacoma, loaded with wheat
and coal was met with some very
rough treatment In the storm of the
first Of the week and now lies on
the sand spit in the bay at Newport,
about opposite the Ocean House.
The schooner lost her rudder dur
ing the first of the storm, and was
attempting to steer with steam
when she shipped heavy sea, put
ting out her fires and disabling her
engines. She managed to make III
over the bar yesterday by the use
of sails, and when inside, drifted
out onto the sand spit. They are
unloading her today and will doubt
less float her off and save her.
These are THO meager details which
we are able to learn upon going
to press.
We would call the attention of
our readers to the advertisement of
Nolan's One Price Cash Store, at
Corvallis, In this issue. This store
is filled from floor to ceiling with an
immense stock of Mems and Boy 5
clothing and furnishings. Making
speciality of these lines and deal
ing in no other enables Mr.. Nolan
to carry an immense stock, with an
assortment that can furnish articles
to suit everyone's taste. In this
mammoth stock the buyer is Rssur-
ed a good fit in a good article of
clothing or furnishings, at the low
est price such article of the grade
can be put on the market, and is
certain that his dollars will buy
just as many goods of as good a
quality as any other mans dollar.
The giving of good values for the
money, square dealing, and giving
universal satisfaction to his hosts
of customers has made Nolan 5
Clothing Store the absolute head
quarters for Mems and Boys Cloth
ing and Furnishings in this whole
region.
Among the many assessors of the
state who gave their opinions
through the Oregonian concerning
the question of assessment of mort
cages, I. T.. Parker, assessor OF
Lincoln county says:
There has been quite a diver
sity of opinions expressed by the
different assessors throughout the
state i'll regard to the assessment OF
mortgages. l think by repeating
the mortgage tax law that mort
cages will revert to personal proper
W. is very important that the
assessors at the convention called
10 meet in Portland ADril = should