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

manufacturing of tinware. Aside
from the business success of Mr.. Dy-
son, he has been extensively engaged
In mining matters ut Wood River, Ida
no, having during the past year dis
posed of stock in that locality at very
gratifying margin. He Is one of the
original locators of the Lucky Boy"
claim on the Calapooia divide, the
prospects of which give evidence of
rich deposits of precious metal.
F. F. CROFT.
Mr.. Croft's general merchandise
store is at the corner of Main and Oak
streets, occupying the lover floor of
the Odd Fellows Temple. He has in
stock an excellent selection of the best
goods usually kept in general store,
and they are offered at very low
price, as Mr.. Croft is about to retire
from the mercantile business and turn
his attention to the improvement of
extensive farm property situated about
one mile north of town. Mr.. Croft,
who has been actively engaged in the
mercantile business for the past eleven
years, has made a financial success for
himself, and established an A rep
utation for square dealing with the
public.
OWEN oSBURS.
Within the past two years Mr.. Os-
burn purchased from ]. f. Venner the
property consisting of dwelling house,
drug store and contents, since which
time he has carried on business at the
old stand, corner of Mill and WASH
ington streets. The store Is neatly
fitted up and well supplied with all
the necessary fixtures and show cases,
and has a complete stock of drugs and
medicines, also fine line of stationery,
notions, picture frames and druggists
sundries.
JAY A. BISHOP.
The blacksmith shop of Mr.. Bishop
IS situated at the southwest corner of
Main and Scott streets, at which place
n general jobbing and repair business
in iron is carried on. Horse shoeing
is made speciality, the proprietor hav-
ing worked In the best known estab-
lishments of Portland and acquired
great proficiency in this department.
Particular attention is given TO all re-
pairs on wagons, hacks, buggies and
agricultural machinery, plow shares
happened and tempered, wagon tires
set, and all work in the blacksmithing
line done at reasonable rates and salts
faction guaranteed
PERCEFULL & RIGGS.
The Brownsville livery and feed sta
ble is under the management of s.
Pereefull and ]. Riggs, who have a
stable well stocked and equipped with
buggies, hacks or buckboards for road
use. They also carry travelling men''
to any desired point, do general
drayage business, and run daily hack
to and from Halsey, connecting with
the incoming and outgoing trains on
the o. & c. R. r. Particular attention
is paid to regular or transient stock
boarded by the day or week.
s. p. BARGER.
At the store of Mr. Barger can be
found full and complete line of fur
niture, consisting of bed room, parlor,
kitchen and dining room sets, VARYING
in price from the more substantial TO
the finer finished and marble-topped
suits; also brackets, side boards, pic
ture frames. baby buggies, and the al
most numberless articles that consti-
tute "A complete stock of furniture and
wood furnishing goods. MIR. Barger
keeps constantly on hand sewing ma
chimes, oils and attachments, needles.
etc, of the best and most celebrated
makes, and ell goods are sold on lib
eral terms at prices to suit the times.
M'RAE & co.
Findley aIcRae and J. Sawyer are
the proprietors of the Brownsville
meat market, and represent the only
business in this line in town Their
stand is at all times supp lied with the
choicest variety of fresh, salt or smoked
meats. Fish and game are also kept
in season, and the epicure can at this
establishment obtain the finest and
most juicy cuts for steak or roast The
well-known reputation of the propri-
etors is sufficient guarantee for the
of all stock handled; the
motto under which they do business is
"good weight, fair prices, courtesy and
accommodation to alI.'
A. {. HAUsMAN,
Wagon-maker and repairer, is located
on Main street one door south of the
blacksmith shop of A. ]. Bishop. Mr..
Hausnan is the pioneer wagon-niaker
of the town, having established busi-
ness in the year 1864, since whicn time
he has successfully gained a well-k nown
reputation for good work and moder
prices. All wood material for the eInan-
ufacture and repairing of wagons, bug
gies or farm machinery is kept in
stock, including hickory, oak and ash
Of Eastern growth.
j. A. WINTER,
Photographic artist, is located on Main
street, one door south of Coshow & Ca
ble's agricultural depot. Every kind
Of photograph work is executed here,
including cards, cabinets, panels, stere-
Dscopic or outdoor views. Mr. Winter
is an artist ranking second to none; he |
is an affable gentleman, and enjoys Il
well-earEed reputation for promptness |
and general satisfaction given to his |
patrons. On exhibition i'm his gallery |