The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-12

| quite beyond our power Oh uescIiDlhs. vi
underwear there is scarcely an end in cot
ton and wool for ladies, gentlemen, and
children. Mr.. Campbell has made speci-
atty of this particular department, and
has as fine IA line of summer prints as we
have ever seen. His prices are very rea-
sonable and he informs MS that he enjoys
Il large patronage in dry goods and dress
goods.
Ladies' Furnishing Goods.
This department is exceedingly well
stocked and everything necessary to a
| ladys toilet can be found in this part of
( the store His lot of handkerchiefs are
grand-''simply out of sight, This de-
partment is SO arranged as to display in
elegant style the many novelties Here
are the Persian designs, also the American.
All the finest wool fabrics in pretty colors
and figures, trimmings to match each, and
one could easily lose herself, for the dis
play isotruly wonderful. Ladies' furnish
ing goods for fancy work-ribbons and
ornamental goods till your head swims ;
gloves and silk mitts in every popular
shade.
| Notions
In this department the patrons can find
anything and everything that they may
| take notion to buy He carries large
and complete stock of the latest and most
fashionable styles in hats and caps, and
has just received IA large invoice of fall
and winter styles.
Boots and Shoes.
This store has full and stylish stock OF
boots and Shoes handling none but first
class warranted goods. 1t is not often one
comes across so complete a line of ladies'
and childreus shoes that to be found in
this store, and the people of L'Anse realize
it and give him hearty support in that
department. He also handles complete
stock of shelf and heavy hardware. In the
rear we found heavy and shelf hardware,
while down through the center of the room
is large stock of carpets, quilts, fannels,
ladies sacques, and on the left hand side is
ready made clothing, and if there is moth
ing in stock that will fit you they will take
your order for "a tailor made suit On this
same side of the building is the
Grocery Department,
and it is complete in every respect, in fact
he carries as large a stock as is usually
found in u tirst-class grocery store. Here
we find choice family groceries, finely fla
vored teas, coifees, spices, yeast, and all
varieties of canned goods dried and fresh
fruit, those raised in this section and those
raised in other states and countries. He
handles all kinds of flour, and if you like IA
nice white loaf do not fail to procure Il
sack, and especially if you get paper of
their yeast There is also a complete stock
of furniture, trunks and crockery in the
upper rooms, while the large ware room,
40xsO, is filed with -four feed, grain, hay,
and provisions.
Mr.. Campbell, the gentlemanly manager
came to the copper country in 1860, and
resided in Hancock eleven years previous
to coming here. He has been county treas
urer of Baraga county and township treas
urer for several years and now village
treasurer.
There are four assistants in the store
with John Sterk as head salesman, and he
has been in Mr.. Rupees employ for 30 years.
Mr.. Ruppe has three large general stores
in this country, and he buys goods in large
quantities and pays spot cash, and he
therefore gets liberal discounts, the bene-
fits of which he gives to his patrons Mr..
Campbell invites the people to call at the
store and investigate goods and prices
whether they wish to buy or not and they
may rest assured of receiving kind and
courteous treatment.
=. Brennan.
A write up of L'Anse and her business
interests would indeed be incomplete
| should we fail to mention the business
carried on by the above gentleman, and
| indeed it would be an injustice to the
town, as he is one of the pioneers of the
city and has been closely identified with
the growth and prosperity OF LAnse.
Mr. Brennan came to this city in 1870, and
has been engaged in the general merchan-
disc business ever since, and is the pioneer
merchant in that business. He now owns
and occupies "A solid two story brick store
building, and it is stocked with fine as
sortment of goods. On the right hand
side of the building is the
| Dry Goods and Dress Goods
| department. and the afternoon we called
the ladies were there in great numbers
looking over the latest styles of dress
goods that the oblging proprietor was
displaying for their special benefit and the
ladies all know that it is the place to get a
nice fall suit, or dress in any of the best
wool goods, whether for the church, eve
ming or the street, and the trade they com
mand in that line is the best way to judge
of the appreciation it receives from the
public. These goods are arranged in an
artistic and tasty manner and we could
not help but envy Mr.. Brennan's tastes in
| this direction. The store contains great
variety of laces, notions and fine goods,
while the counter through tho center is
filed high with prints and ginghams in all
| the popular shades, full line OF ladies'
furnishing goods, the finest quality OF