The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-11-03

work to be as good as any of the city
work, and offers his articles at as equally |
low prices.
Mr.. @. B. Walterhouse, Tanner, as
usual, was driving away, preparing for
sale. the best quality of leather. May he
continue to prosper.
II. H. Haller, Baker and Grocer, we
found preparing the "staff of life for the
hungry. We found his Grocery contain
ing lareg and well selected stock ofgoods
DR.. J. II. G. Miller, Druggist, we were
happy to take by the hand, and wish
"God Speed The Doctor, has large
and splendid Stock of Drugs, ETC., ETC.,
all of which, he offers very low, both at
" holesale and Retail. 1he Dr.. knows
how to treat his friends that call to see
him, and has the string of his
door always hanging upon the outside
The sick and the afflicted, are well taken
care Of.
]. @. Branson. Saddler and Harness
maker, was on his "tligh Horse, pulling
out with might and main. If John does
not get rich it will not be his fault, for he
is both a clever fellow and good work.
man.
We next came to H W. Whites Hard
ware Store, which we found crowded with
customers, to whom he was selling large
orders of Goods. His Gunsmith Shop,
we found above, in complete order. Mr..
W. is ready, at all times, to execute orders
in engraving, either on wood, steel or
copper.
JR. Day, Timer, and Deaerin Stoves,
we found in his shop, with large stock
of Goods in that line, all of which, he
was selling off at extraordinary low pri-
ces.
MIR. Caudle, Boot and Shoe Maker, was
pegging into il as usual. His work is
done in the best style, and all the luck
we could wish him, was, that he might
last to the end.
G. E. Brooks, Of the "Eldorado," in
yited us into his establishment, which we
found to be in superb order, and with
shelves crowded with Groceries of all
kinds. His Oyster Saloon, up stairs, we
} found in complete order, his oysters, OF
which, we partook of about a dozen,
were delicious. Ed. deserves great cred
it for his industry and perseverance.
John Martin, on the corner, has nice
lot of Dry Goods, which, Elijah Meach-
am informed us, were going fast at fair
prices. We wish John all success, and
happy merry life.
Harry Helphenstine, Tailor, we found
on his board, pulling out" His heart is
in the right place, and he is master of his
trade, Reader, if you wish'a "good job
made, call in and see him, and leave the
biggest kind of apiece of cloth, and our
word for it, you will get GIFTS" of the
right sort, besides all 'he cabbage, for he
is the right sort Of an "Oh Harry" and
no mistake, one thatevery christian should
worship.
Peter Ewing. next door. was in his
Grocery and Provision Store, doing hon
or to his numerous customers. Peter is
a wide.awake sort Of man. and is do.
ing good business, and well deserves
the patronage so literally extened to him,
Peter understands human nature, and is
always ready to attend to the every toaht
of his customers,
Mr.. Cavet, Saddler. deserves notice,
and could, If he would consult Doctor
Swayne's plan, double his business.
Friend Adams we we're happy to end
in his well known pleasant mood, waiting
on his customers, lie has a beautiful
stock of Dry Goods and Groceries, which
he was selling very low. Ills Tailoring
establishment. up stairs. with the assist
anCe Of Mr. Payne, turns out some OF the
most splendid jobs. Give him call and
look at his Fall Goods. and don { forget
to buy twenty or fifty dollars worth
II you want good coat. pants or vest
made, this is the place "to get your mon.
ey back"
( Mr. Lehman's Clothing Establishment,
5 was the next place we stepped into, but
: il being late. we will defer until next
week, speaking Of our little friend