The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-23
OUR ADVERTISERS.

is clearly shown by the increase in its adj |
vertising patronage. The notices below are nee
essarily brief, as our space is so crowded.
Tll Aurora Restaurant furnishes ''good square
meal' for 25 cents
The fact that "Rose Pills. are advertised, is evil
dence of their merit.
Neimeyer the tailor No. l62 First street, has
large stock of elegant goods.
Hines the Printer, at No. 5 Washington street, |
does first-class book and job work.
AIiskv & Hegele are furnishing Eastern and
ShOalwater Bay oysters in every style.
The announcement of the Mechanics Fair for
1880 will be found on the preceding page.
Pfunder's Blood Purifier is now recognized as a
standard remedy for all disorders of the blood.
Mrs Dr. Solander undoubtedly has discovered
an invaluable medicine-a remedy for diphtheria.
Mrs Wass, No 81 Morrison street, has a fine
stock of hair goods and great variety of patterns
Dr. Keck advertises his celebrated catarrh rem
edy, and has numerous testimonials as to its eff
cacy.
G. O. Bailey, North Second and B streets, con-
ducts general grocery and ship chandlery busi-
ness.
DIR. Paul NJ. Brenan's office is at No. 6S First
street. His advertisement appears on an inside
page.
Wiberg & Kiernan, No. 145 Front street, are
constantly increasing their stock of fine boots and
shoes.
Ira F. Powers furniture stores, Nos IS4 and
l65 First street, are constantly thronged with
patrons.
Sportsmen will find full line of anything they
need at VIM. Beck & Sons, corner Front and
Alder streets
John A. Beck, No 149 Front street is a reliable
jeweler, and persons needing watch repairing
should call on him.
Marshall & Co., the Central Market grocers, do
a large business, their stock being well-seected
and their prices low.
Burkhardt & Spaulding, corner North Second
and 3 streets do a general butcher and packing
business and supply ships.
o. Conrad & Co, No. 10 Yamhill street, dye and
clean by steam all kinds of silk and wooden goods
They also clean kid gloves.
Miss DR.. Angie L. Ford has built up a large
practice in this city. Her specialties are the dis
eases of women and children.
Mr. and Mrs G.. A. Williams, No. 23l Second
street invite the ladies of Portland to examine
their stock of fine hair goods.
Fleischner, Mayer & Co. have now in store
their stock of Fall millinery, and particularly in
yite the patronage of the trade.
The o. T. Co.. corner Second and Stark streets,
does all freighting and transferringwith dispatch.
Also, hacks are constantly on call.
Woodward 4 Magoon, corner Second and Tay-
lor streets have frst-class livery stable, and
keep carriages on call day or night.
Voss & Fuhr, the Washington-street bakers,
maintain their reputation of furnishing light and
wholesome bread, cakes and pastry.
The office of the we-known lawyers Dolph
Bronaugh, DOlph q Simon, is in Odd Fellows
Temple corner First and Alder streets.
Johnston Holden, at No. l6S Front street, are
practical plumbers, and any work entrusted to
them is always promptly and well done.
O'Shea Bros, in Central Market, deal in all
kinds of fresh and cured meats Wholesale and
retail, and are prepared to supply ships.
D. w. Prentice & Co.'S store, No. 1O7 First street,
is completely stocked with everything which a
frst-class music establishment should have.
One Of the incest places in the city is Robbins
& Yates No. 229 First street, where is kept every
thing pertaining to picture and music store.
c. II. Woodland & Co. are agents for the "Scot-
tish Thistle Medicinal Fumes" said to give al
most instant relief from asthma and hay-fever.
Olds & Summers, No. lSS First street make a
speciality of furnishing lamps and oils, crockery
and glassware. They are agents for "Heron oil.
The office of Mitchell Dement,, attOmeys-at-
law, is the southwest corner of First and Nor
rison streets. Mr. Mitchell has returned from the
East.
w. w. Espey, the manufacturer of wheeled We
hicles Of all descriptions, enjoys the well-eamed
reputation Of turning out work not eXcelled any
where.
Fishe & Roberts have received their Fall anC
Winter supplies of clothing, which were manu-
factured ia New York by Mr. Roberts especially
for fine trade
OIds & King, the Thrd-street merchants, offe
for sale complete assortment of house furnishing
goods. Particulars may be found in our advertis
ing columns.
IsadOr Gumbert of the Golden Rule Bazaar, II
First street. asks the attention of hotel restauran
and hOusekeepers to his large stock of crocker!
and glassware.
G. w. Biles & Co. have opened a neat boot an,
shoe store, the Columbia, at No. III Secon'
street, in Centennial Block Their stock is larg
and well-selected
Shindler Chadboume First and Front streets
between Morrison and Yamhill, display varies
assortment of fine furniture and bedding, carpet
ings, Oil-clOths etc.
In the Oregon Furniture Manufacturing Com
pany's windows, corner First and Yamhill streets
are continually shown handsome new styles &
furniture and carpets.
Newberry, Hawthorne & Co., dealers in agri
cultural implements and wood and steel goods
are ready to supply anything the farmer or tn
mechanic may desire.
Lewis & Strauss, No 123 First street, are dis
playing mammoth stock of millinery goods
which they invite the public and the trade to eX
mi, bafor nt1trro