Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-01-06
SOL. AsRAHam.

For thirty years, Mr.. Abraham has been
merchant in various sections of Douglas coun
/ ty, and Is probably the most enterprisine
business man in this section, having interests
co-extensiye with the boundaries OF the county
Of which he IS pioneer. His elegant stone
front two stoey brick store situated on one Of
the best corners in Roseburg, rivals any in
Oregon. AT the present writing, Mr.. Abra-
ham IS conducting the greatest clearance and
reduction sale ever inaugurated by merchant
| in SouthemSO Oregon, his trade during the last
| few months having been phenominal, notwith-
standing the dulness of the season and the
cry of hard times.
BARKER & WILLIS.
In fine brick building on Jackson street carry
the largest and most complete stock of Staple
and Fancy Groceries in the city. This is an
enterprising firm fully abreast Of the times and
being large dealers and buying for cost, they
| are enabled to sell their goods at the very low
est prices, and consequently enjoy large
! trade and their store is recognized as one OF
the well established business houses of Rose
burg. The proprietors are agreeable and
obliging gentlemen with whom It is pleasure
to deal. While doing an extensive and in
creasing trade in the city, delivering goods to
any part Of it free Of charge, they have solid
and growing country trade, unsurpassed by
any house Of the kind in the county. Give
them call.
J. JAsKuLEK,
This enterprising gentleman, whose fine jew
elry and Matchmaking establishment on Jack
son street is an ornament to the city, has dur
ing the past year made extensive enlargement
in his business house and in the lines OF goods
he carries, having added TO his complete lines
of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, Spec
tacles, Cigars and General Bargain Counter,
| large stock of General Hardware consisting
sGf Stoves, Tinware, Mails, etc. Also well
selected stock Of Crockery, Glassware and
Lamps. In fact, Mr.. Jaskulek carries one Of
the largest stocks OF general merchandise, not
including dry goods, and groceries in the city,
which he sells at Bargain prices. Watches
and.jewelry skillfully repaired
THE MccLALLEN HOUSE.
Roseburgs popular hyteI under the manage
ment OF Mr.. and Yfs. d. c. McClailen, is
the best conducted hotel in Southern Ore
gonA being universally patronized by COM
1llal travellers, and is in great favor among
our home people, boasting Of large number
| If our townspeople as regular bosrders
The entire culinary department is under the
charge of Mrs. McClallen who is unnyalled
in the management of such work. Mr.. Nc
Clallen has already made arrangements, Sc
cured material and intends to erect large and
handsome addition TO the present building in
the spring, which fact alone testifes 10 the
great popularity ofthe house and to the en-
terprise off its proprietor.
THE DEPOT HOTEL
Conducted by Smith Bailey is popular hotel
near the Depot, and is managed in first class
style. Mrs. Bailey ably assists in the man
agement. This house is a great resort for the
travelling public and its nearness to the depot
especially accommodates those wishing to
take trains.
W. B. RoHRER & co.
Leading Butchers, on Jackson street, south
of Washington at McGregor's old stand, do
good business in supplying the market in every
thing in their line. Meats delivered to all
parts Of the city. This firm has been estab
lishedFin this city for two years and commands
a constantly increasing trade.
L. LASGENBERG
In his own brick building on Jackson street
carries on a large boot and shoe business also
notions and cigars. Mr.. Langenberg does
custom work and gives especial attention to
repairing. A resident of the city for number
of years he has built up an extensive business
in his line by industry and enterprise. Give
him q call.
J. H. o'MALLRY,
Proprietor Of the Roseburg marble works
is most skillful workman in his line, and is
an artistic worker in marble. Proper respect
for the dead, the marking Of their burial spot
by enduring stone is one Of the most lovable
traits in human character. Mr.. OMalley
makes specially of cemetery work, and there
is no occasion to send out of the county for
| any work in the marble line when so good
workman lives in our midst. Mr.. O'Malley
has his place of business on Washington street
near the corner Of Main, in the block formerly
occupied by Floed & Co. as ware house,
| and would be pleased to show samples Of his
work at any time. Keep your money Al
home and patronize home industry is a good
motto at any time, more especially SO when
by so doing, you patronize worthy and COM
petent workman.
S. B. HENDRICKS
| Has formed partnership with THE REVIEW
! Real Estate Company, and has assumed the
management Of real estate business, with
headquarters in THE REVIEW Office. An ex-
tended advertisemeRtof the new firm can be
found elsewhere in this issue. Parties de-
string to sell property, or wishing TO buy
lands should not fail TO place their business in
| the hands Of this firm. A large quantity of
farming land and city property has already
been listed by the company, and MIR. Hen
bricks, who is live, active business man
will take pleasure in showing the same to
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