The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-02
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lie prints. Whilst we would say
Aolhing to detract from the busi.
moss capacity of any of the gentle
men named, by you in connection
with the business interests of Bre-
men, we would gay, you omitted in
your article to mention, or say one
word about the most substantial
men of our town. We would al..
most infer from your article OF
praise of certain individuals, that
there was not. now, nor never bad
been any business talent in the
town until re emily.
1t is somewhat diverting to read
an occasional editorial about the
Faiyfetd County dairy butter; or
Perry County dairy butter, (Which
has such a fair reputation MS good
table butter in Cincinnati3 and at
the same time see men labofiDg to
give credit to whom credit is not
dre. Fairfield county butter was
never brought into favor in the
Cincinnati market until about the
time Mr.. Joseph G. Nourse and 81
mon Beery commenced business in
the eastern part of thislcounty:
Mr.. Nourse establishing himself 10
Rushville, and Mr.. Beery at Brc,
men in the spring Of 1850. To the
energy otthese two men belongs
mostly the credit of establishing a
reputation for Fairfield county but,
tor. Being al that time both young
men, full Of ambition, men Of corr
rect moral habits, they went for
ward, each trying to lead the 9TH
or in building upa trade for them
selves and their respective towns
nntilthey succeeded in tho most
satisfactory manner in building up
a trade that was profitable both to
themselves and TO tho people of The
eastern part OF this county. iilaa
The SUCCESS of Mr. Nourse led
him to establish himselflntbo Com
mission business in CineiDnati--el
believe about the year 'G0--whilsl
Mr.. Beery, with his partner Mr.
Geo. McCandlish, continued to re
ceive, handle with great care, and
ship their butter to Cincinnati. -
So regular were their shipments
and 80 neatly and systematically
put up. mostly under The care and
supervision ol Mr.. Beery, that their
butter was sought for and immed
ately snatched up 50 soon as olfcr
ed for sale ut the door Of a commits
sion house. Tho name would sci
it. Hotel keepers, market men ant
private families all knew aud sought
the packages marked "B.i& NJ
This was owing to the neatness and
care which Mr., Beery always exer
ciscd in the BUSINESS His mottC
always was that anything that wat
worth doing at all, should be done
well. The correctness Of this has
boon verified by Mr.. Boery's sue
cess. Perhaps to him belongs more
crodit for ostablishinga a reputation
for Fairfield county butter than to
any other man living ineLbe coun'
ty. A man Of Ills sterling worth
and correct business habits must
succeed anywhere. u p1ighi
We arc sorry that Mossrs. Beery
& McCandlish have given up thil
branch OF their trade within tn,
past mooth or two to MesSrs. Kin
cadc & Weir Tho parties to whom
it is now intrusted will hayot to lool
woll TO this important branch o
trade, or tho people in that aociioi
US well rs themselves, will suirel
loss. M
Bremen ls now well suppliet
with business men:- Messrs, BocrJ
& McCandlish in tho grain bust
moss, as arc also Mossrs, Kutz
Brown & Go, In tho Dry Goods
trade We have Mcssrs. Kincadc 4
Weir, Kutz, Brown & Co., and Mr.
Jacob Lamb. 'U
Messrs, Becry & McCandlish ar,
business men Of the first ordor,-s
Messrs. Kincade & Wehr como will
a fair capital and we'll recommend
cd as business men. Mcssrs. Ku!z
| Brown & Co. are too woll known
TO bo made mention Of and as TO
Mr. Limb, we would say, thar
him no rucrpatriOt over lived. w
now havo throo storestsand tw,
warehouses, all Of which arc doini
u good business. The best OF all /
there is now no rum sold in tn
place.
What is tcdating at Bremen, is
moro liberal administration ofrail
road facilities. Tho unfair dis
crimination OF Railroad trolghts, Il
against this place and in favor Q
other points, operates to lessen tb
confidence Of business mon in tn
management Of tho Road. Give u
fair rates of transportation, u set
lied policy Of the company, togeth
or with suchrailroad improvement
ut this place rs tho town and bust
ness demands, and my word for II
Bremen will be second to no coun
try town along tho line OF the G
& u. Road.
Lancaster is n place ofsom
note, but, as tho immortal ~. NJ
once said'ln a speech, "it is too ia
from Bremen to over amount t,
much" ~
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