The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-09-28

who has filed the position with credit
to himself and the satisfaction of the
general public, Is situated on Main
street, directly opposite and facing
Mill street. He carries in stock one of
the finest and best assortments of sta
pie and fancy family groceries, includ-
ing home and foreign productions In
canned or preserved fruits and delica-
cies; only the best brands of cigars and
tobacco are handled; the lover of the
tweed" can here obtain genuine Ha-
vana cigars of the most popular brands;
also stationery, books by the best
authors, school books, notions, sun
dries and a miscellaneous assortment
OF staple and fancy goods, of the best
quality, at reasonable prices.
C. f. ROCKWELL.
In 1876 Mr.. Rockwell opened store
in Brownsville, since which time he has
carried on the business of cabinet and
furniture manufacturing. AT the pres
ent time he Is located at the south end
of Main street near the Calapooia
bridge, where he occupies a building
which he has lately built and furnished
with all necessary machinery for wood
working purposes, deriving ample
water power from the race" which
runs beneath the factory. a short dis
tance south is situated his residence,
attached to which is sample room,
where can be seen elegant and substan-
tial furniture, made from native Ore
gon wood-ehairs, side boards, woven
wire mattresses, and a choice collec-
tion of house-furnishing goods.
q. C. THOMPSON.
Occupying the entire upper story of
the Hume building, centrally located
on Mill street, are the rooms occupied
by Mr.. Thompson as a carriage and
sign painting shop, where fancy and
ornamental painting is executed. Mr..
Thompson also does house painting In
all its branches, has on hand large
and varied stock of medium and high
priced wall paper for ordinary work,
also the finest grades of paper for or
nanen;al and overhead embellish-
ment- Having been many years i'm
this line of business, Mr.. Thompson is
thoroughly proficient in the execution
fall contracts that lie may undertake.
MRS. r. II. CURL.
During the past years the millinery
store of Mrs. Curl has grown steadily
in favor with the Brownsville ladies.
Being centrally located on Mill street.
il is easy of access and enjoys for itself
the reputation of keeping the latest
and most fashionable styles in ladies'
head-wear. The stock of hats, plumes,
ribbons, and also ladies' and children's
underwear, is well selected with a
view to comfort and economy. Mrs.
Curl keeps pace with the improvements
of each year, buys from the leading
manufacturers, and handles only first
class goods.
JOHN sTENGER
Is successfully carrying on the bakery
and Lunch Rooms, y and doing lively
business in bread, cake, pies. etc, in
the manufacture of which he excels,
being practical workman and thor
oughly versed in the mysteries of
frosted cakes, confectionery and t'sweet
meats" In connection with the bakery
Mr.. Stenger carries a fine assortment
of confectionery. nuts, fruits, canned
goods, chewing gum, soda water, and
can accommodate the hungry or thirsty
public with fine lunch at all hours.
o. n. REESE. NJ D..
Late of YaInhill county, Or, formerly
of Jefferson county, Tenn, practices
in connection with l. w. Starr, ". D.,
at whose office he can be found.
r. VI. MoXLEY
Confectionery, fruits, canned goods.
cigars, tobacco, toys and notions are
kept in stock by Mr.. Moxley, who also
makes speciality of green fruits, veg
etables and Oregon and California pro
ductions. in season. Mr.. Moxley, who
was so unfortunate as to be struck by
q falling timber, is suffering from par
tial paralysis of the right arm, and
was obliged to give up the more labori-
Gus work of farming and turn his at
tention to lighter employment.
TATE d IRWIN.
Misses Tate and Irwin have lately
opened, adjoining the Brownsville
Bank, dressmaking rooms, which have
been furnished for the comfort and con-
venience of ladies desiring clothing
fitted or cut or made i'm the latest and
most approved styles of the present
day. All suits for ladies or children
are cut and made from chart measure,
insurfng a perfect and graceful fit, and
overcoming all deficiencies of form.
Prices are reasonable and good and
satisfactory work is done.
RoBT. PUTNAM.
The tonsonal rooms of Mr.. Putnam
are located one door south of the store
Cf Coshow & Cable, and are neatly
furnished and well patronized by those
dusiring comfortable shave or neat
and "nobby" hair cut. BY his accom-
manner and good work, Mr..
Pc tman is building up a first-class bus
iness and securing his share of the
public patronage. All those desiring
work in this line should
give "Bob" a call. Dyeing the hair or
beard a speciality, and satisfaction
guaranteed.
II. A. SANDERS.
The Royal saloon, under the man.
age ment of Mr.. Sanders, is fitted p /
with an unusual display of good taste, |