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About Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888 | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1888)
Albanr MarUrl. Wheat 65o, Oats 33s Butter-20 cU per lb. ERira llo Hay -15.00. , Powtoei-M cts per bushel. Beef on foot, 3!c. Applos-1 (H) cents per liu. Pork 6o per lb. dressed. Bacon hams, Mllo. shoulders, 7c. sides. 10c. Lard 10c per lb. Flour4.80 per bbl. rihickens-2.50 por dm. ilill Feed bran, 11.00 per ton shorts, 1H. middling?, 23. Chop- 80. COST. CR0SSEN & ALLEN, Albany Track and Dray Co., He. 1. Goods handled with oare and dispatch. iOW TO SAVE MONEY FACTS WORTH READING, Read and be Convinced. REDUCED PRICES, AT Thompson & Waters, BROWNSVILLE, OREGON. 15 lbs sugar. $1.00 1G papers soda 1.00 12 papers starch 1.00 8 cans spices i-uu 8 bot Lamon and Vanilla extracts 1.00 Savon soaps, 20 lb box 1.00 5 lb bex Japan tea 1.50 5 lbs good Costa Rica coffee 1.00 16 yards dress goods (closing out) 1.00 3 pair ladies hosa (good) 25 5 pair gents hose. . . .'. .25 Ladies linen collars .10 Ladies corsets 50 to .60 Boss read overalls .60 Mens o'l Brain plow shoes 1.35 Ladies oil grain and Pebble Goat button shoes. ......... -. ... . 1.35 Ladies fine dress slippers 1.00 Infanta shoo", 1 to 5 50 Wooden pails and garden hose each .25 No baits As our entire stock will be Sold at corresponding fi cures. Be member all stock carried over irom last year will be sold at actus! cost. Come and see us and save money. Highest market price paid for pro duce. THOMPSON & WATERS, Brownsville, Or., May 16th, 1888. AT cost. 7 a Havin purchased .he stock of goods of Sbs.e "'Lueh 'In cest until closed out. That mnn. mowj o your pocke" ins ever before offered. I have also pmchased the bankrupt stock HAY & ASHBY, of Hanisburgi consisting of Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods and General Mercnanaise. Everything will be sold at COST WITHOUT RESERVE. MY'SC, IOC., 150. AND 25 CENT COUNTERS i oadfd with articles orth twice tbtir price. Serial lhonsr.d of a vas variety. Bargains in all of tbeui. G. W. SHIPSOX, Albany, Oregon. BOOTS, SHOES -AND s 1 am now receiving my spring and summer stock cf boots and shoes, I have as nicely a fitted up Boot and Shoe Store, and as complete a stock as any this side of Portland and very few better in Portland. I buy a'l my boots and shoes direct from manufacturers and am authorized to warrant every pair no mat ter how o'.ieap. No firm in Oregon have any advantage of me in buying as 1 buy in q itntities and pay the cash. In ladies', minnes and children's shoes, I keep in t.vt tin Ur-Mt, best and great est variety in the citv. ' My 'aim will always be toive as goad value for the money as possibly can be dons. SAMUEL E. YOUNG J. GRADWOHL, Crockery, Glass Ware and Hardware OIL AND LEAD. ; Agricultural Implements Agent lor Fire and Marine Insurance CHAS. H.DGDD&CG. Front, First and line Sts., Portland, Or. WHOLESALF PEALER8 IN , , ' ' Slws$& ' 1 1 HRDj j9p .IRON. ESn STEEL FARM. MA WARE, CHIJMERY. Sole Agonts for Oregon, Washington and Northern Idaho for the BUCKEYE. REAPER . AND . MOWER, t .& Machines are loo well Lnown to need comment. Thousands of Farmer, bav. rue tb.m and .peak of them with pmlse. Thy arc the only Harvesting Machine, that will give, ontlro satisfaction to the purchaser. MILLER'S NEW MODEL VIBRATING THRESHER PHCENIX STRAW BURNER ENGINE, The mo-.t KIToctlve nad Successful Combination for Threshing and Cleaning 3raln ever Constructed. BUCKEYE . STEEL . FRAME TWINE-BINDERS flohuttler Farm 'Wagons, Deere Plows, Doere Bulky Plows, Cook & Oo.'s Car. rlagos, Photons and Top Buggies, Four. Spring Mountain "Wagons, Buokboarda, Superior Drill, and Seeders, Oorbln Slag Harrows, Hodge.-Haiaes Haadaro Hai.h Barbed Wire. Branch House at Tfffl. frscm ins .lbany, at St; Charles Hotel E. THRALL, Manager, EVERYBODY WONDERS how we do it ytt if the world only knew of the energy, grit and enterprise we plete stock of GROCERIES AND PROV ISI ( I i' ;ou will call and examine the quality of our gocde and Get Our Prices N vou will be convinced that we have noL over-tMiiiuuted curselve. Rememte we are buying our goods larS,ly direct f. urn (st hands thereby saving all p.ofils of the middle men, and our e..D.u..d of .eady eh has enabled p. to buy our goods ren.ark.bly cheap, Rett.,.- ihn Win cf all d.scoun Is and re bates, placing us in a position where we can dictate to them and not they to u., hereby always getting the BEST AND FRESHEST and never allowing our goods lo grow shelf worn and stale wailing for big nrofits These are the reasons why we desire your patronage and why wo en -joy such a healthy trade. "We have added recently to our stock a full and com plete line ot - Crockery and Glass Ware, These (foods wa bought direct from Eas'ern factories, thus securing the latest designs at prices way down. These got dB have to be sei n to be appreciated Farmers having produce to sell will at all times iec-ive the top oi the market for good produce, and your patronage is earnestly solicited. These facts re WORTH LISTENING TO and worth your careful consideration. We have the "Jumbo'' stock, more goods than any three etores of the kind in Albany, and piicee (hut beat them all WALLACE & THOMPSON F.inti new lilock, Albsny, Oregon, first National Bank lOF AMUXl, OREUOK. President f Fi.INN " ,' hmik 8, K, YOl'NIi Cashier -..GEO. E. CIIAMOtllLAI.N TRANSACTS A OENKRAL banking business. ACCOUNTS KEIT subject to chork. HlmiTVYrnivnv .n.u.i.i.i. . Oil NOW York. Han k'nn.W fkl..L... ....I , .....,.. Hii.t ruru Oreifon. COLLECTIONS MADE on l.vorablo tsrms. DIRKCTORS. . E.Yonra, OH.RCniaiui,u!i h. K. BLAIS, l. Kins, Waltrk E Tc.rsm, FRANCIS PFEIFFEK, TJDAnnrrvnnn " Albany Soda Works, And Manufacturers of CHOICE CONFECTIONERY. We are now prepared to Mil at whole sale, always fresh and pnre at Portland jjrien to dealers, We also keep a f,,) Huts and Tropical' Fruits. OUR- ' ' CIQAR AND TARarrn Administrator's Sale OF ST. CHARLES HOTEL AND OLD GRANGE STORE. NOTlt'li is hereby (jjvon that the under siKiitd Administrator of the co-partnership c.tate of Houck & Meyer, Henry Mayer, b injj deceased, in pursuonce of au order nd decree of the County Court of I.inn county, Ureiinn, mnrlo and entrn-H nf r..n.j n iha 2nd day of April, 18KSS, will tell at public auction to die highest Wilder. i,t the Court uouse door in lnm county, Oregon, on ItieSnddny ot June, IBXH, at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of said day, th following described real prop erty belonging to said ratute, to-wit s Loll No c, 0, 7 and 8, in block No. 2, in thedty of Allisny, in Linn ceunty, Oregon ; also 25 hetoffthe west side of lot No. 1, in blook No. 10, in the city of Alliany, in Linn coun ty, Oregon ( alto the eut one-half of lot No. 3, in block II. in th citv nf Alh.no. in I.i nil county, Oregon, as detoribe.l on the platt and surveys of said city also lot No. 7, containing 6.07 acres, known as fair ground lot, tarveyod off and plotted by the Linn County Agricultural Association, the same being a part of the N W quarter of the do nation land claim of Isaao Hninhina. in Linn eounty, Oregon. i ersH ot sale cash io hand. Joiin A. CiuwroRD, Administrator.
