Daily Republican., 1884-03-22
BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT.
ROSIN Il BROS PAPER STORE A
MODEL OF BEAUTY-PREPAR-
ING FOR SPRING TRADE.

ROsin & Brother, the paper hangers
and wall decorators, at No. 22O West
Second street, always keep abreast
with the times and are constantly al
ding to their growing business. "A
merit always demands recognition the
public are not slow to appreciate their
efforts, and as consequence their Gus
toners are numerous.
The above firm, in order to make a
creditable showing for the spring trade,
have just had their store re-painted and
fixed up In an attractive manner, and
pedestrians along Second street are
wont to stop and gaze in wonder at
their palace of beauty. The exterior OF
the store has been painted deep black
and finished with gold, which makes
the same very conspicuous. New anu
novel shades of terra Gotta have been
hung in their show windows, tho same
being neatly letterCd in gold and silver,
designs, one of which gives view of a
street in the city and the portrait of a
workman, with his paper, paste, etc,
en- route to decorate the interior of some
household the other is similar in ap-
pearance, with the exception of the
man, who is armed with roll of win
dow shades ordered to be hung in the
windows of some happy home. The
work on the curtains, together with the
outside painting was done by George
W. Boulden, the artistic painter, who
has displayed good taste and the work
is truly a master piece.
NJ Dn,lIn, Ia 20 vaiuipn rrOvpi.
nence az an adept in the use of the
painters brush and this particular job
has received many favorable comments.
The interior of the store has been richly
dec )rated with various designs Of wall
paper and the stock on hand Is equal
to, if not superior to any in the city.
In glancing over their stock it was OBJ
served that the cribs in the store con
tanned over II, 900 pieces of the latest
styles of paper, besides untold quanti-
ties of rich and tasty borders to cores
pond, and flarge supply of window
shades as we'll as fixtures. In addition
to the main store an annex, 14xl2 feet,
has been built in the rear for the exclu-
sive use of the large force of workmen
employed, and for the purpose of stor..
ing their surplus stock of wall paper, of
which they have several thousand
pieces and are constantly adding to their
stock.
In order to fill all orders incident to
brisk spring trade: promptly, several
additional hands have been added to
their force, which enables the firm to
cater to the wants of the public with
quickness and dispatch. None but
tirst-class workmen are employed and
satisfaction is guaranteed in every re-
spect. The annex or working room is
supplied with all the materials for max
ing paste, trimming paper, preparing
shades and other wise getting the work
ready for papering dwelling in short
order.
In addition to the regular paper trade
this firm make speciality of furnish.
ing and hanging window shades of all
the latest designs. Their stock is large
and varied, and they have laid in seve.
raj gross Of Knapp's spring balance
shade fixtures and other necessary
equipments. Paper hanging is Begin
ming to be a leading industry in this
city, and in consequence this firm are
bound not to be left.
They are young, full of energy and
enterprise and their growing business
attests their popularity. A visit at
their establishment is all that is asked
to convince the public that the above
report is not exaggerated, and If you de-
sire your home made attractive you
would do well to leave your orders when
you call.
In addition to the above description
the windows are decorated upon the
inside with Brussels carpet and a dis.
play of the finest shades of paper, win.
dow shades, etc, the entire store pre-
senting a novel sight. A large wire
sign of new design is being hung in
front of the store. The firm have al
ready started in on avigorous campaign
and ar. busy filling orders for the
Spring trade, but they are so situated
that all orders received will receive
prompt attention. Their regular spring
advertisement in these columns will ap-
near in a few DAYS