Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-01-03
LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER.
J.F. STEWART, Editor and Proprietor.
Our Ne,C Years Di!ector,,.

First on our list is 7. p. Fish,
whose scales are honest and Just.
He will sell you tobacco and throw
in the tag; his coffees and teas are
up to the highest degree; he has
hardware, tinware, coal-tar and
rope; clothes for the naked, boots
and shoes to cover your feet, and a
good cigar for those he treats; soap to
make you lather and towels to wipe
it off; sugar and honey to cure your
cough; allspice and nutmeg to seas
on your pie, and cayenne pepper
that will make you cry, and very
nice slickers to keep you dry:-
p When you cross the street to the
other side you enter a door both
high and wide, where Mrs. Cope
land always presides. She has
staple groceries of every kind: -four
and feed for those in need; hats and
boots OF the latest design, and nary
a two of the same kind. Oil for
your lamps and matches to light,
and many other things always in
sight. Ribons for girls and dresses
for ladies'; warm little stockings for
all of your babies. Kid shoes for
women, fine shoes for men, and
nice silk handkerchiefs already
hemmed. Hooks and eyes to fasten
your clothes, and nice warm socks
to cover your toes; nice assortment
of show case goods that always
takes with the people in town, and
draws customers for miles around.
Otto Krogstad is the only one in
town who handles drugs to make
you frown. He will sell you pills
to cure your ills, or patent medicines
to stop the chills; plasters that are
nice, soothing and warm, and if
they do you no good they will do
you no harm. He will sell you
soothing syrup to quiet the baby at
night, or Castoria to make it look
bright; whiskey on prescription that
is strong enough to make you tight;
he has toys for the children and
books for the grown, and many nice
things for your home:-
Henry Lewis does business at the
same old stand, and will sell you
anything down to a clam. He is
honest and square in selling his
ware; he is up with the times and
takes in the dimes, for his prices
are low, il don't make very bi.
show; his is a mixture of all that is
good; his habits are regular, his
business is fair, and he merits a
share of the pubic trade.
Snow & Enos have store of
moderate size, where one may go
and feast their eyes. They have
cased goods, canned goods, barreled
goods and nutmegs for pie, and
pickles that will make you wink
your eye. They have long coats,
short coats, claw hammers and nails
and fine brand of axes to split
your rails; bucksaws, crosscut saws,
washboards and tubs, and spoke
shaves TO make wagon hubs.
The LEADER Office is just next
door. There you get all you want
and sometimes more. He publishes
all the news Of a general kind, and
is not afraid to express his mind.
He has large type small type aud
in color red, white and blue; and is
always ready to do good work for
you,
For a piece of justice, large or
small, don't forge, to call OH Al.
Hall. He will give you law in a
business way, and if you take his
advice you will find it will pay.
Near the Temple of Justice, Car
son and Denlinger may be found;
should you get into trouble and
want to get out just advance them a
Va retaining fee, and they will draw
up your papers in legal way, and
see that you get fair play.
They will practice in all the courts,
before judge or jury, and question
a witness in gentlemanly way, and
avoid telling him what 10 cav