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About Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1888)
AlfcUf MTlttU Whest-5 Oe 33c Bcuor-'d) ct per " KP 5e Hay-l.v,0. . potatoe-l cu rr bmM.. iieef-on foot, 3 '4--Apples-1 W eta" Pr ,,a Pork 6c per It iresel. shou! ders, 7c. idM. 10c Lard lS'sperlb. lourt-) per bbl. Chickens 2,50 per dot Hill reed bran, UMiftt tor,; short. 14. middiinr, 21. Chor- BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS. 1 am no reviving my spriug end Summer km?' cf bi and shoes, I have as nicely a fitted op Boot and Shoe Store, and as complete a stock aa any this side of Portland and very few better in Portland. I bay n'l my boots and shoes direct from nijnufacturem and am authorized to warrant, every pair no mat ter how cheap. No firm in Oregon ' have any advantaj of me i i bujiug as 1 bay in quantities and pay tbe cash. In ladies', misses and children's shoes, I keop mnih (.! v4n1, Hut aid great est variety to tbe citv- aim will alvays be t i ijivh as good value for the money as possibly can be done. SAMUEL E. YOUNG CHEAPEST MD BEST FENCE MADE. The Shellebsrger Combination Fsnce It la as strong as plank fencing. It will last throe times as long. It does not injure stock, being as visible as plank. It protects all your crops from all stock bred upon a farm. It is dog proof, protecting sheep from dogs aud wolves. It li- endorsed by 2M.C0O of the best far 1 era in tbe Weit.ai fully tilling every claim we make for it. It will turn a pig, bull, horse, bog, calf, sheep dcg or hall grown fol. It will save every farmer JHO Ova mile on avery mile of fence he builds. It is the ntrongMit, cheapest, most dura ble, and perfect farm fence on earth. It forms tho most perfect combination of two materials.inaking them inseparable and equally durable, combining as it doea, tbe neatness and elegance of iron with the strength and durability of steel. ( Planed and painted, it makes a liae fence for the city.) Price, only 50c. to 05c. per rod. FRANK SIKES, Agent, Btuk of . Stewart it Sox's, Albany. Orogou. Hew and Second Hand Store Owlng.to me increased demands or our business wo have teen compelled to move Into alarg'jr store and we can now be found naxt door to S. E, Young, whore we will be pleased to se3 our patrons. If younealmiy stoves, furniture, .tinware, crockery, clocks, oarptta, pictures, fruit Jtrs, trunks, bioKs, roller skates, saddles, saws, planes, etc and a tlioussnd dif ferent an 1 u 49 a tides you csn . not do bsltnr tills si 1 nf "Un Fran-si 100 thin you can do with as on a purchase or exchange, L. GOTTLIEB, 123 First Street, Albany, Or, Cily Market, M. UU tV'.rhto-, t Fresh meats constantly on hand. Near coraer ol First and Frry Streets. 1 ' Jfe 4T COST." IT COST. Havin? pu.cWd the srcci of goods r.f Sbiar X- Lm."J I ill If" me at cat until cWd out. Tb.t rt -.a mcD-j in v.,.!r l-.-k-t. J ""'Ch bar Saitu ever before offered. I have also purch.w I .h- l-...k..i..t trek ct HAY & ASHBY, of Harrisborg cousialing of Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods and General Merchandise. Everything will ke sold at COST WITHOUT RESERVE. MY 5C, IOC..; 15G. AMD 25 CENT COUNTERS a.. .i.ad(d with articles worth twice their price. Sevti al thoutatd of a variety. Bargains in all cf them. G. W. SIMPSON Albarj), Oregon. J. GRADWOHL, Crockery, Glass Ware and Hardware OIL AND LEAD. . Agricultural Implements Agent lor Fire and ?iaiiite insurance EVERYBODY WONDERS how we do it ; vet if the world only knew of tue energy, grit and e.,tr,lw ... . ...!,. n.antilfieknt dlMllaV Ol atatlle and fan ... have dtap'.ayea in coMtcuus - ---- - s'v- eerie, it would not be surprised. We have tho larSt-st, finest and nnweo. plete stock of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS u..,nU ninihuci v. and we are " ' DTlhinP gin - ' ... i . - ei . before effered in thia place. oil may ibii.K una a rasa assertion; but if I 0ii will call and examine tbe quality 01 ur .". Get Our Prices rcu will be convinced that -e bave vni rv, ,-,Milu,t,.t r.urlses. hataiet Juu . . i,. .liifct fnm tin Iih ruin. I ,itm ii' mi., we arebuvtng our gu- " - -,- .. nioS-a of the middle mra, u.d "'TC 'i'iimi d .1 ly h has enslWo.K, buv our coods remarkably ci.. P. tlm U,..li-. f all Jfcco.ini and . bate, placing ua in a positi- n L. ie we cun .::.:..( to ih. m atd net tliev to u. hereby always getting the BEST AND FRESHEST and never allowing our gooda to grc alitflf worn uud Male wailing for n'otita. inese are iuo -i , . -set joy such a healthy trade. We have adrUd recrntly to our Block a full and tot plete line ot Crockery and Glass Ware,. Tbcae (roods we bocght direct from Eaa'ern f.clorips, thna securing (he Urn designs at prices way down. These gocda have to be teen to be apprecisk Faitners having produce to aell will at all times recive the top o the mith for good prcdnce, and your pstronage is earnestly solicited. These facts are CHAS. H.D0DD & CO, Front, First and Tine Sts., Tortland, Or. WH0LE8ALF P'LEB8 IN HARD- WARE, i i r J ! L IRON, i i STEEL i i i . AND . FARM. MACHINERY. Sola Agents for Oregon, Wanhlngtou and Northern Idaho for tho i BUCKEYE. REAPER . AND . MOWER. i '.ba Machines are too well Inown to need comment. Thousand, of Faroera liavi use tb.m and tpeak of them with praise, i l.cy uro the only Harvesting- Machines that will give entire aatlafacUon to tho purchaser. MILLER'S NEW MODEL VIBRATING THRESHER, PHCENIX STRAW BURNER ENGINE, Tho mo-a Eftcctlve and Successful Combination for Threshing and Cleaning Jraln ever Constructed. h BUCKEYE . STEEL . FRAME . TWINE - BINDERS. WORTH LISTENING TO and worth your careful consult riin!i. We have the "Jumbo" stock, mof goods than any three alures of the kind in Albany, and prices that beat them ' Wallace & Thompson Conrad Meyer. (PROPRIETOR CF. STAR BAKERY, Corner BroadalMn ani First Sts.,' .DEALER IN iUtformlllndw-both exoellent-both reoomm.nded by hundred, of patrons? Bohuttlor Farm Waeona, Deere Plows, Deere Bulky Plows, Cook & Co.'s Gar. riages, Phattons and Top Buggies, Tour. Bprlng Mountain Wagons, Buokkoarda, Superior DriUa and Seeders, Corbtn Dlic Harrowa, Hodgee-Haiaea Hsaderrr Haish Barbed Wire. ' : i SElID TDfi CIRGTTT.4T5B Branch House, St. Charles Hotel, E. Thrall,' Man'.gei, Albany, Or Canned FrmU, fillassware, Dried Fruits, Tobacco, Sugar, Collee, Etc.. Caonfil Menu, kueeuHware, VeKetableai, Clsjar, Nplccn, Tea, Etc Flinii'a new Block, Albany, Oregon. Linn 'cunty Bank, COWAX, RALSTON & CO:, (Succewirj to Cowan 4 Culck.) ALBANY - - - OREGON TRANSACTS a general banking blulneM. tifi X W !lriir i.i. . ... .. . tm . i.nnrinon now.rora. o clicoand Portland, Oreffon. W)AN MUn'EYon approvod iecurity. RECEIVE clepMiUiubJoot to cheok. COU.KCTIONS enlrojtoJ to us will recolv pros ention. In fact everything that i kept in a gen ral variety and grocery store. Highest market price paid for ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE. A. J. ROSSITER, Veterinary Surgeon. Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary JCol- Offlivi n,l . m. ------ '- murnar O. I and Baker Streets. ' 1 jonrl ALBANY, OREGON. First 'National Bank PrMl.lnnt Vita PrnlUeii't Ouhlar ... OP 1LR1SII, OREGON. L. Ki.IV H. B, Y)t OKO. K, C11AM0KKWI'; TRANSACTS A GENERAL banking buainwa. ACCOUNTS KEPT subjKt to chock. I a in i it tv-.r . ... a.- li on Now York, San Frncbco, Chicwt and Port. I COLLECTIONS HADE on (arorabls Urml. aiaacroaa. . K. Yocho, Oao. R Caiassaui' L. K Buia, L. tliaa, WaLrsa E TuaaaLL,
