The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-12-31

Ysung is one of the men whom Albany
could least afford TO lose, whether con-
sidered as 4 business man or socially.
Advancing steadily with the times, pro
gressiye in bis business ideas, and thor
ough in all he undertakes, no man
among all our business men is more
widely and fayoraLly known than Sam
uel Z. Young.
sESDERs y sTERSBERG,
Located on the northwest corEer Of
First and Broadalbln streets, are one
Of the oldest mercantile horses in the
Willamette Valley. They carry an
immense stock OF dry goods, boots
and shoes, groceries and clothing,
and make a speciality Of keeping cv-
cry department. of their business we'll
stocked. Thoroughly experienced in
business and having tho advantage
of long acquaintance with the wants
of the public they have aiwaysep enjoyed
a liberal patronage and stand in the
front rank of our leading business
houses. BFr. L. Seuders came to Or
egon frUm Missouri in 1861, and Mr..
n. Sternberg galso came from Missouri
at the same time. The partnership
was established in 1861 and has con
tinaed uninterrupted since then. The
firm did business for sometime at
Brownsville, Oregon, and are we'll
known throughout Linn county.
Beth are active business men, and
the success they have achieved Il a
gratifying one. They moved into
their present quarters-a fae bzick
store 90x25 feet and largo basement
FOR storage in December, 1850, aud
have one OF the most pleasant and
best arranged storerooms in the city.
The firm own their store bailding,
and constructed it with a special view
to fitness for their trade. The Office
Is in the rear OF the store, and tastily
fitted up and furnished. The neat
arrangement of their stock and their
facilities for sh owing goods denote
careful study of these important de-
tails and excellent taste aud business
management. They propose TO keep
fully up with the times, and are lib
eraI advertisers. Among our most
solid citizens, Messrs. Senders and
Sternberg speak encouragingIy of AL
bany's future, and are hopeful of her
advancement to thriving town.
FOX, BAUM & co,
Located two doors west Of senders &
sternberg on the north side of First
street, are among our most enterpris-
ing and best established firms in the
general Inerchanise business, and car
ry a complete stock of staple and fan
cy dry goods, groceries, clothing,
crockery and glassware. They alse
deal extensively in farm produce.
The present firm vas organized in
1878, but the members of il have
been in business here for many years.
Mr. Fox, who is represented here by
1Tr. Ala Harris, is also a member OF
the we'll known wholesale cigar and
tobacco house of Engelbracht, Fox &
Co., of San francisco. Mr.. II. Baum
is the present County Clerk of Linn
county, and was elected in Jane last.
The firm is one of the most popu-
lar in the city, and has an immense
trade from the surrounding country.
They have now a great many regular
customers who have dealt with them
since the Fox Bros went into busi-
ness here in 1864. Fair dealing and
all goods as represented has been
their motto, and they have built up
an extensive business ON tfIis basis.
BIr. Ala Harris has been with the
firnn for abont nine years, and IS one
OF their permanent fixtures. Thor
onghly capable and reliable in every
respect, Alr. Harris brings them an
immense trade through ifs personal
popularity.
L. KLINE & 60,
Located in Fosters Brick Block on
First street, have one Of the largest
stocks Of general merchandise 10 The
city, and are one Of the Oldest busi-
.nees houses here, having been estab-
iisied by mr.. = Kline in 1871, who
came to Albany tkat year from Cali-
fornia. Mr. Kline Is q patiye Of Ba-
varIa, and came to Albany in 1853.