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

stock comprises the best req styles of dfes;
goods, shirtings iii eli grahes. an elidies:
variety of brocadcs, cs2shn{ras &ad fo1eiga
and domestic silks, sntiab ia black and
colors; cassimers, jeans iiaH els, foreign and
| domestl: yarns, fatl line lot table linen,
crashes and towels: laces as1 lace goods III
endless variety; hosiery foii iat:is5, misses
and children, in all the --latest sty les; and in
short everything requisite IN 2 ss-class
| dry goods aud notion stare. They have also
a clothing department will clothing, hats
| anil caps, boots aud shoes, land furnishing
| goods for men, youths and geys. tif cloaks
AMI dolmans for the ladies had misses we
| find full stock, To make UP til IN stock
there is line line Of gro2ariks, qae-nsgara,
glassware, eti Caro- BroIs have hcen in
business in this city since 1877 and have so
| conducted their business as to make irienas
of all their customers. They arc public
spirited citizens who takeI an interest III
everything calculated 10 tctclit the town or
community as is evidenced lIy the large neg
brick block which they hayc almost coa.-
pleted and expect to occupy ia few weeks
For the ground on which this magnificent
structure is reared they paid 5000, which
added to about $2j, 900 for the building,
makes a very large showing in the way OF
improvement. The second ktory will be St
ted up as q public hall. TIE second room
from tue corner is occupied liY the post Office
and grocery store with w. IN. Moore at the
wheel. The third room II occupied by
Cannon Bros. The entire building fronting g
on two streets occupies n space Of SGS90 feet
and withal presents hand some appaarance
As enterprising men of pluck and energy.
Caro- Bros deserve success and patronage.
SOL ABgAHlgH
Among;the prominent business interests Of
Roseburg the mcrcaMatilc house OF Sol
Abraham is deserving Of spdcial prominence,
not only on account OF the large aal varied
stock of goods found in tai store, but also
on account of the enterpr; ding character Of
that gentleman Here is one OF tlle finest
buildings south OF Portland. not only in out
side appearance but interior finish IS wcil.
Here are. shelves and cop!teYa filed with
prints, domestics, linens, nanols, a fall va
riety Of nice dress goods, dad the bcst Of y
varied line included in cbnplcto stock of
dry goods and ladies 'and gents furnishing
goods. In another departmIeut is n ful, and
varied assortment OF clos}ing f0r men.
youths and boys, and Il fall assortment Of
hats and caps, so that all cln b. saite1 Of
boots and shoes there seems to be no ii5ait;
and the selection of fac shoes for la,jics ami
misses is particularly linoI in the great
variety OF articles classcd rs ''notions" the
stock is very complete. And TO fiil ont tho
full measure of the wants bf the customer.
the store of Mr. Abraham contains 4 full
stock of groceries, cuttlery,l tobleeo pipes,
etc. When customer re tches the store of
this gentleman, he feels Ike exclai;ang with
the old Greek, 'Enre!ia, aal having in a
fult supply fer the whole year Mr.. Abra-
ham also deals in wagons aud all kinds of
agricultural implements b4ys graz lnd all
kinds of produce
a. o. ROSE
After reaching the business portion Of Rose
burg, one Of the first buildings TO attract the
attention Of the stranger is tie livery liarn Of
Mr. A. o. Rose, located on The corner a YOU
reach Jackson street On yoqr way from the
depot. The building is a meat and substan-
tial one of large demensibns Ii IS we'll
stocked with good teams and vehicles, 50 that
the way-faring man, though 4 stranger, can
see just where to go when he wants 10 take 4
ride He will find MIR. Rose : genial man to
deal with, and his teams gosi ones 10 drive.
Try them and see how il is ypu,sclf
AARON RosE.
This region is not only noted for the abun-
dance Of roses, but this city Iwas nansei after
the gentleman whose Eame appears At thc
head OF this notice. He is one .5f the most
genial and sociablc gcntlemen in Douglas
county. lie has been resident Of this county
ever since the hills were holes in the ground,
and says he intends staying IS long as trout
! fishing is good 10 the South Umpqua river
W. n. IooFlE.
In the very nature Of things the Nasty
Of Roseburg should be pleasant man, and
there seems to be no incongfuity On this score
as "Billy'' is the man bchinli the boxes. lie
can say nothing in the md 81 conciliary man
ncr possible and let the worE fall easy on the
unwilling ear Of the disapJiointcd seeker after
letter. Then in the most sympathetic man
ner, he will sell to the disappointed indiyid-
ual the paper. envelope, pen and ink TO write
letter for himsclf-or VIII sell them a postal
| for cent, Just as cheap rs he c0nld get it al
! the wholesale house in Washington. If the
individual wants something still or genial
William will sell him anything in the grocery
| line including lamps, wbotlen and willow
ware, or will sell him fragrant 'llayana, .
paper of fne.cut or pulg Of the Indian
weed, which will quiet his nerves and enable
him to return home feeling rs happy as though
he had got letter;or il h lady, he has can
dy, nuts or anything in the line Of corrections
to produce upon them ike effect. VIII is
one of the ''boys' and solid business nan.
He was twice elected tc fll the resp,asi Bile
position of treasurer OF lloitslas county, dur
| ing the last term of which he was appointed
postmaster When you wdnt letter give
him call and if he canncA supply YOU with
one he will do his best to aecomodate YOU in
the way OF anything else y4u may dcsire.
II. c. STAN foN.
"The grand debate, the popular ha,angue-
the tart rcply--the logic anil the wisdom, and
the loud laugh long to knoa them all. .
Reader If in four lines Cooper, the poet.
has described your longing for 'Gea5t Of
reason and flow Of soul" your longings may
be fully satisfied al the bo1'z store OF IT. c.
Stanton where the feast is spread upon the
printed page. Here You viii find everything
to suit your literary taste, rom thee.pTofound
rcasonings of Artemus Watd TO the gay and
hippant verse Of John Milton, M. Slantor
has been in the business for The last I3 years and
keeps full line Of school b3ols, miscellaneous,
books stationery, wall pahleg, picture frame.
and a variety of notions, also full stock q
groceries, dry goods and dlo;hing. Give hin
call if you have not already done 50, and
you have, call again as the block viii be kcp
replcte with a choice selection Of goods. Yo,
will find Mr.. Stanton pleasant man to dca
with and one who will give you one hundree
cents worth oil goods Tor q dollar every time
; With him you will also find our young frient
Paul Moshcr, who will greet you with his sun
niest smile to drive away the wintry chill pro
duced by borca's blast without. Remembe
the old post Office building IS the place.
REAL ESTATE.
r S. B. Hendricks is doing general Rea
Estate business in this city Mr.. Hendrick
having for years been aicecssfully engage,
e in farming in various pants Of Oregon is full
f qualified to give information to contempla
tive settlers also where and what kind o
c land may be had, having now large lis
a of farms and city PROPERTY for sale NJ
Hendricks is strictly reliable business ma
and Of a genial aud accommodating nature
Q For information call on or address S.. /
e Hendricks. Roseburg Douglas county, Or
n CANNON & BIAckMAN.
The establishment Of Cannon & B!aclsrna
J is well worthy of a fostering patronage, M
: only on account of its being home man,
} factory, but on account of its walI-earne
reputation for good, honest. reliable worl
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