Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-30
Business Items.


Wm. Devenv, formerly of this place
bu. recently of Shelby. has taken The
store la,ely occurred by A. Billslein, and
is making preparations for vigorous
campaign in the clothing business, thI:
fall. His stock, which he is now receiv'
ing, is very large and complete, and al
rev and Of the latest style lie says he
shall mark his goods down TO the loves
figure, and we have no reason to doub
his word. We predict his success. Sec
advertisement.
Merchants buying Iron, Nails, OF
Pitts burgh manufactures, will do we'll Ia
call Oh Spang & Co., River>s,,, Cieve
land. This enterprising firm has recent
ly erected one of the most extensive
buildings for an iron warehouse, We have
ever seen, and quite novelty IN It's way.
1t is compile ely fire-prooI, all the doors
being Of solid iron, some of them weigh
ing 1000 lbs. 1t is most admirably cal
culated for the business. MessrS, Sp ne
e. Co., have won a wideIi extended
reputation as liberal, enierprisng men ,nnd
tleir extensive business shows it is well
deserved. We recommend them 10 the
attention Of merchants.
In another column will be found an
advertisement of Masury, Dole u Co.,
Wholesale Dealers in Boots, Shes and
Rubbers, Cleveland. An old established
house, well known TO merchants through
the Western states. No better men are
in the trade, none mole enterprsing and
liberal.
P. J. Denker & Son. importers, Man
uracturers and Wholesale Dealers in
Cloths, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c,
Cleveland. Messrs. Denker have, since
they have been in business, in Clevelant,
won many friends by their excellent bus
iness qualities. In he face Of the most
determined opposition they have not only
held their own, but have increased largely
from year to year. See card.
Griswod, the redoubtable "Live Yam
llee," has got on his fall stock of cloth.
ing. lie is determined 10 sell goods a
litle lower during the coming season
than any oher establishment in Mans-
icid, and we havn't any doubt he will do
it. Call at the sign of the Zig Red Coat.
Warren g. Fuller, Cleveland, Dealers
in Dry Goods, at wholesale. One of the
hest firms in that city. They have nu-
merous friends in this part Of the coun-
try, and we hope the number may be
largely increased. They have made un-
common preparations for the fall trade.
Those who deal in Clothing will con-
suit their interests by reading the adver-
tisement of Geo. A. Davis, of Cleveland.
Mr. Davis is widely known as one of the
most honorable dealers, in the country,
and merchants who buy of him may rely
upon fair dealing, in every instance. He
has made unusual preparations for the
fall trade.
M. Carson, dealer in Paper Hangings,
Window Shades, &c. Cleveland With
out doubt the most extensive establish-
ment of the kind, west Of New York,
Every style Of paper from the most beau.
ti,ul Gold, Satin and Velvet, to the plair-
est and cheapest, of numberless styles,
may be found there. As Mr.. Carson i'm.
ports direct, he can. we are confident, sell
on as good terms. as the New York hous.
es. See advertisement.
Isaac 4. Tsnacs, Dealer in Clothing
&c. Union Hall, Clevelond. Everybody
knows Isancs, or at least everybody ough
to, that buys and wears Clothing. tie
has built up very large business, BY
dint ef industry and enterprise. No one
should go TO Cleveland without looking
through Union Hall.
In another column will be found lht
card of the Virginia Iron Words. Thi
establishment manufactures nails ant
spikes exclusively. and have already OBJ
tained considerable notoriety for the ex
cellence of their manufactures. The
proprietors have been induced, by the out
LET afforded by the Ohio Central Railroad
to seek market in Nor hern Ohio.