The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-08-15

I AASAN-AneAAC AAduCs
ChamberIin & Baumgartner keep n
full stock or general merchandise in
the SStraw corner.p aH
Richards & Conrad keep fnll Stock
Of goods in their line.
GROCERIES,, ETC.
D. S. Nye keeps a fall stock OF gro
eeries and provisions, and deals in
general produce. u4HIiL f
". o. Smith deals in groceries, pro-
visions, wooden ware and everything
else in his line.
| CheesebrO & Lytle also keep grocer
les and prOvisiOns-a complete stock.
HARDWARE,
G.. Close has n fine stock of hard
ware, stoves, tin and copper ware and
agricultural implements, and, though
he has no direct competition, he gives
the best Of satisfaction.
DRUGGISTS.
d. Harpster, successor to Harpster
& Brayton, continues to run the cold
reliable" drug store.
DIR. Ezra Wonders has a cool drug
store and does something in the way
Of proprietary medicines of his own
manufacture.
S. w. Bland Keeps 3 fall line of
goods, enough TO make sick man
well or rice UerSG.
FURNITUER. lJyeI
Grossell & Brother have one of the
largest furniture stores in this part of
the country.
Alex. Carotbers is also in the furnl-
ture trade. iiiSsl tlB-t ECHa
CLOTHING.
GrOssell & Sutphen keep a full stock
of clothing, gents furnishing goods,
boots, shoes, hats and caps.
A. Bixby, merchant tailor and deal
er in clothing, gents furnishing
goods, etc.
J. Ostermyer, merehanttaiIor; keeps
full line of goods and appears to do a
good business. fi u
GRAIN, PRODUCE, ETC.
d. Straw, at the warehouse adjoin-
ing the depot, buys all Kinds of grain,
seeds, wool, etc. y
Lank Smith buys all the butter and |
eggs within rs many miles OF Carey as
he can control the trade by paying |
good prices.
HARNESS AND SADDLES.
G. B. Kennard has "full. swing" in |
this line andis able to supply any de-
mand. q 2
THE FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP
of Corathers & Van Buren, does a good |
business and will probably increase
their facilities as soon as the new rail-
road is built so that they can get coal
and iron cheaper than at present.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
w. A. Sponsler manufacture and
dealer in boots and shoes, keeps a
complete stock in store and manufac-
lures to order.
Charles Harris is another dealer in
boots and shoes.
BANKING HOUSE. -
The Peoples Bank, conducted by d.
Straw and B. f. Hyatt, is doing a
good business, and is fully appreeiat-
ed. -.t.
JEWELRY.
]. n. Keller has a splendid stock of
jewelry, clocks, ETC., in very neat |
room.
STATIONERY AND NOTIONS.
r. Gregg keeps i'm the P. o. build
ing, good stock of stationery, no.
tiOns, etc.
FIGURING MILLS.
P. J. Featherulf is proprietor of the
Eagle FIGURING and Custom Mill.
G. w. Cunningham has recently
purchased the large mill near the de-
pot, of the Carey Milling Co, and
will at once put it in operation.
TANNERY.
E. NJ. MessmOre has a good C onve-
nient tannery.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
Roll & GalbrOner have a good shop.
S. Lytle & Co. are doing a spIen-
did business In that line.
BAKERY.
Samuel Nye manages TO supply the
wants of the people so far as Bakery
and confectionery can do it.
In addition to the above, there are
two hotets, a photograph gallery,
three dressmaking and three miIlin-
cry establishments, five physicians,
barber shop, several saloons, and va
rious other interests which we have
not space to partieularize. The list
given above comprises as energetic
mon as will be found in any
town Of its size in Ohio.