Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-15
LOCAL NOTES.

them appearance in this county.
A. l.. McFadden and w. r.
Wakefield started TO attend the pop
ulist state convention at Oregon City
which convenes there today.
Rev. Wallace, who recently held
revival services in this place, is
now assisting in conducting revival
services at Monroe. About seventy
five conversions have already been
made.
Last Monday town I2. range 10,
was thrown open for filing, and
about half dozen new filings have
. been made this week, There will
be some thirty to forty filings all
gold to be made at once
Squire Luckey, of Eddyville, in
yaded our sanctum short time last
Friday, after convention was over.
Mr.. Luckey was prominently men
tioned for clerk and also commits
Sioner.
The LEADER acknowledges a
pleasant call from Messrs. Capt.
Wakefield, ], II, Doty and A. II,
Guynn, of Waldport, last Friday
The two former were delegates to
the populist convention, and the
latter was nominated for commits
5ioner by the same people,
Conundrum--Why do the citizens
pf Newport resemble Grover Cleve,
landI Answer next week. SIX.--
Yaquina Post.
\ Answer-Because they are sensi-
8le, respectable, don't make fools
or$ themselves trying to be smart,
and tend TO their own business.
SEVEN.
BY 0 published notice in another
column it will be seen that town I &,
range 10, will be open for filings
on April 20, 1894, This township
Is the one in which the survey has
been hanging fire for some time,
lor some reason. There are about
forty settlers who will be now en-
abled to file on their lands.
A pugilistic encounter took place
at Elk City last Friday between n
couple of young men, in which
knives and stove wood took n
prominent part. At the end of the
end of the third round the by.
ISLANDERS interiered and the battle
IS declared draw, Don't fight
Sys, it's hard on the eyes,
A prominent republican, wants
TO know why the LEADER did not
publish the call for the republican
county convention as we'll as the
calls for the democrats and popu-
lists. II was just because the re-
publican secretary was not courte-
Gus enough to furnish us with a
copy,
We learn that the names OF
creditors of the o. =. company rep
resenting $4,000 We're placed on
the option papers at Albany yester'
day and little or no opposition was
met with. This is certainly good
y showing for one days work, We
understand that they are also being
generally signed in Corvallis. Cor
Wallis News.
Hello! What's the matter now9
Get your partners while the dance
= is on, and get in. Never in the
history of Opulistic Oregon was
such prices seen before. Goods
almost given away at Booths Cash
Store, at Yaquina The Old Re-
liable Corvallis Mills -four at rs
cents per sack, or g.. 90 per barrel,
Shorts o5 cents per hundred, Mid
dlings, good enough for bread, 81,
~ lbs Granulated Sugar 81. 10
lbs golden G, 81,
Sheriff lands requests us to in.
form the people that bo,h the orig
inal and supplemental tax rolls are
now in his Office and he Is prepared
10 collect taxes for 1898, The taxes
are payable at the county seat, and
will be delinquent on April Ist,
should not the county court extend
the time for collecting on the roll.
tAny questions relative to taxes will
! be cheerfulIy answered by the
\ sheriff.