The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-12-27

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their store. The large patronage
which they have secured is the best
commentary upon their manner Of
doing business.
Drugs and Books.
S. AUCKLAND & SON.
Take books and physic from this mundane
And Adams heirs would have short CAREER.
BYRON.
The business Of this well known
firm embraces drugs, books, station
ary, toys, and a large variety Of fancy
articles. For the last year they
have manufactured most of their
own extracts, and by so doing are
able to furnish their customers with
a purer article at less cost than if
purchased of manufacturers. The
Pharmacy is under the exclusive
charge Of DR. G. A. Gessner. The
readers of the Journal are familiar
with this establishment, as they
keep themselves continually before
the people by use of its columns.
C. R. NC CULLoCH,
From Rose and Musk and Upper Ten to
snuf and Common Tonic,
rThorafa m anOfho and pTlra ryou mo
depend upon it. SIR WALTER SooTT.
During the holiday season, this
is che great emporium for fancy ar
ticles Of every description. Books
rare and new, in every department of
literature, can always be seen upon
the shelves. The choicest colIec-
tions ofbooks to be found in the city,
may be seen here. His stock of
drugs, medicines, paints, oils, &c, is
always complete. By long ac-
quaintance and fair and honorable
dealing, his patronage has grown to
be immense, and among his custom
ers are people living many miles
from the city. You all know how it
is yourselves, and need not be told
over again.
THOMAS, GRUND & LANG.
This is the place you long have sought,
And strange if you have found it not
Soliloquy of Macbeth.
Energy and enterprise has done
much for our young friends, who
compose this firm, and they command
q large share of public patronage.
Drugs, medicines, paints, oils and
toilet articles, comprise the most
important part of their stock. They
keep at all times the best goods in
market. BY a liberal use of printers
ink and fair dealing, they have built
up large trade in short time. The
fact that their business is rapidly in
creasing is evidence of the populari-
ty of their store.
Boots and Shoes.
H.R. sHOMo.
Oft have seen at the break of day,
As he pounded and whistled and pegged away.
MnToN's Paradise Lost.
Men with small means and large
feet, should be on friendly terms
with Shomo. He is accused by peo-
pie generally of selling very good
goods extremely cheap. The matter
demands investigation. It is whisp-
cred around among the young men,
that he gets up the best o,sstom
made boots in the country. Gifts
like a glove" said feller the other
day, after putting on a pair just
made. He keeps hats, caps, gloves,
&c. in large quantities.
= Once upon midnight dreary,
Walking fast and feeling skeery,
For my new boots was wearing,
And along the street was tearing
For another pair at Meng's.
WATTS Select Hymns.
First in war, first in peace and first
in the boot aud shoe trade, Meng is
everlastingly on hand with an i'm
mense stock of boots, shoes, hats,
caps, gloves and everything else, be-
longing to that line Of business. He
will sell if you give him chance,
and you will buy if you look at his
HooT SON.
Well, wife, I've been buying pair Of bran
And bein kinder skeery like, bought again
HENRY wGzD BEEcHzR.
Since this firm moved into a larger
room, ,theyhsve increased their stock
and now keep a complete assortment
Of boots and shoes, and have also
added hats and caps. They are
forward men, and are doing
a very large trade.
DoRR & SON.
I'll not have thee, Melinda said,
I'll lo1k s
Soliloquy OF RICHARD III.
The above being the precise words
used upon one occasion, it may be
that this firm have wide
1t is a noticeable fact
that their store is always thonged
and particularly in ladies and child
rens shoes, they have an unusually
arge stock.
Clothing
N. BARENDT CO.
would not live always, I ask not to stay.
Where they have no good tailors to brighten
our way. Dr.. FRANKLIN.
This firm pay particular attention
o getting up fashionable suits. Mr..
handles the shears and is
Without doubt the best cutter in the
country. They keep the very best
FOODS and make them up in the best |
tyle, but their prices are as low as
hose of less fashionable establish
nents.
DRYFooS & BRO.
Man wants but little here below,
But wants that little cheap.