Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-01-08

east side of Jackson street. built and fitted up
expressly for their use during the last season.
They have ''eot there" and with new store
aud ''oceans" OF new goods, are prepared to
give new customers, as well as old ones,
nca and cordial welcome as well as 10 show
them larger and better stock OF goods than
ever before. They have opened up an inn
mense stock of groceries and qucensworc, In
ciuGing the finest stock of fancy groceries in
the city. consisting largely ofcanned and bot
tied goods. In staple groceries they cannot
be beaten. In the qucensware department
these gentlemen have large and handsome
stock, and offer special inducements to newly
] married people 10 purchase their outfits in
this line here. Good goods, full assortment,
bottom prices, fair dealing, staight- forward
business and gentlcmanly dcmeanor make this
store popular place TO trade.
TIE DEPOT HOTEL.
Ii is of more Importance than most person
imagine that the hotels in city should be
.irst-class. 1t is fortunate then for Koseburg
that near the depot, quite convenient for the
travelling public is located as neat and Inviting
hotel as can be found anywhere. Here ex-
cc'lent meals are spread upon the tables. The |
house is commodius new building built ex-
pressly for the hotel business, and with an eye |
10 the comforts of the guests. Not only are |
rooms are neat and comfortable. Good cigars /
are always on hand in the Office, SO that the low
er OF the fragrant tweed" is not disappointed. |
The charges are only 81 per day.
DAMoTrA's ToNsoRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS
The large, and handsome barber shop of Phil |
)aAlotta is something really grand and I'M
eqaallcd in the state. Ii extends from Jack |
son to Main street. The front room is twenty /
eight by thirty feet, has two large and elegant |
show windows on either side of the door; high |
ceiling gives il an airy and comfortable appear |
ance. beautifully designed side board matching |
the two koch's patent barber chairs, elegantly |
carved and inlaia are part of the elegant fur
niturc. a cup case containing two dozen pri-
yate cups is another feature. A neat cigar |
stand filed with the choicest occupies promi- |
neat position in the roonf.s But to attempt to |
enlmcrate all OF the beautiful and attractive |
features would be useless. II must be seen TO |
he fally appreciated. In the rear are four beau |
italy constructed and furnished bath rooms.
These rooms are supplied with hot and cold
water. In conjunction with probably the finest
shop in the United States, hIr. DaMotta ranks
at he head in his profession, and employs only
tiret cllss workmen. This elegant tonsorial
palace is situated directly opposite the post
o'acc. Give hi:n a call.
L. c. BEARDsLEY.
The lumber business, his particular line, ia
one in which he has been engaged for num-
hcr Of years. lie has long had liberal share
Of the patronage, and hopes by fair dealing and
reasonable prices to retain his old and Sc
cagc many new customers. Mr. Beardsley has
shingles, ctc His lumber yard is located near
thc depot. Give him call when in need of
bill Of lumber Of any kind.
l.. BELrILs.
Mr.. Bcliils is one Of the pioneer jewellers of
Roscburg and is mechanic Of twenty-five
years experience. lie also is agent for the
endless concrete pipe for draining purposes;
which by the way, Is far superior to wood iron
OF any other drain pipe made. Farm rights
for sale. IIc can be found at his shop on
Jackson street south Of 4. o. Roses Livery
Stable.
c. W. GRUBBE-wILBUR.
Carries on the business of general merchan-
di5ins in this thriving little village and is fully
prepared TO meet the wants Of the community
in this line.
]. A. sTRANGE-Wilbur.
IT'S strange but true, for truth is always
strange, yet in this case as strange as may
seem the words would be just as tru made
10 read ''Strange is always TRUTH sHe fills
the important Office of postmaster, station
agent. telegraph operator, gram merchant,
cjc. at Wilbur.
LETTER.
Ep. REvIEv: / have no knowledge as to
what 10 write | am hardly able TO define
what my business consists of. have resided /
in Oregon since 1874 and in Wilbur since 1851,
have kept hotel 20 years and have been en-
gagef ii farming and stockraising, have 1900
acres OF land at and near Wilbur; settled here |
on account of the school. The Uupqua Acad-
enly was chartered in 1857 as an academic |
school and has been taught as high school |
every year since. This institution is syrroun-
detl with good agricultural interest and has
always neen and IS now shut out from those |
deii!erious effects of the saloon and gambling |
shops, Cur prospects are favorable to building |
up oer school upon a firm basis that will merit |
attention Of parents to send their children here
on account OF its advantages in society, am
sorry that ! am not able 10 write something |
that would be OF more interest to your enter |
prise. You deserve success for your enter |
prisiag efforts TO bring our valley into notice,
send Inc hali-dozec copies. Yours etc.
+. X. HILL.
OAKLAND ACADEMY.
Oakland Academy, with Gee. T. Russell, |
L. l.. b., Principal, Mrs. T. L. Russell, Pre- |
ceptrcss and two assistants in the Primary |
grades, now in the seventh year Of its exist
errcc was never more prosperous than at the |
present time.
II combines all that could be desired in a |
school location whether viewed in sanitary |
way OF in an aesthetic light or yet for its re,ir
acnt as favorable to rapid advancement. This |
school offers unusual advantages in the studyofl |
the languages, in Music, Drawing and |
Painting, aside from the regular English
course.
Pref. Russell is cminently suited to the |
work he has in progress and he is patronized |
/ b. those who know the difference between
/ thorough educational training And the super
hciai system which is too coISmon. He has
at the present time more than hundred stud
cnts with fair prospects for more.
Il young gentlemen and young ladies wish
to obtain thorough education and to come
under q wholesome dicipline both in morals
and intellect, Oakland Academy Is the place.
4. L. BROWN.
/. TO the stranger the large and elegant gener-
al merchandise establishment Of A. +. Brown
/ Is one Of the first to attract his attention
Mr.. Brown IS an '.old timer" and ono of the
most successful business men in Oakland.
JAS. cHESowETH.
This gentleman formerly of The firm
Of Chenoweth & Stearns is The embod-
iment of enterprise and push, hay-
ing made his own way in the world
and is to-day one Of the most success
ful business men in The county. He
is az present largely engaged in stock,
farming, etc, and ranks high in the list
Of capitalists.
IoHS c. DRATN.--DRAIN.
Mr.. Drain one Of the pioneers docs gencr-
al merchandise business in the town Of the
same name, also carries on the business Of
farming and stock raising in The vicinity.
THE DRAIN ECHO.
The Echo is very neat SIX column
! folio, published in Drain, beautiful
little town in the northern part of this
! county. by Kuykendall Bros. Its
politics are at present in an incipient
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