The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-12-27
NIOCUII5B.
P. CLOSE.

ne went lnpO the grocery trade TO save the
peoples money. LoNSTELLow.
This is a wholesale and retail es-
tablishment of long standing and
wide reputation. In connection
with Groceries Mr.. Close is conduc
ting large crockery and glass ware
department, which receives particu-
lar attention. If there is anything
known among men that belongs to
his branch of business, you may be
sure offnding it in his store. Go
early and avoid the crowd, for seri-
Gus accidents often occur in a crowd
ed store, where people become al
most frantic about the great bar
gains being offered.
]. K. HEFFNER BRO.
Bend low youor ear if you would know their
difference in life,
One wants Just what the other has-it's called
in books q wife. ANONYMOUS.
That gray horse and covered
wagon is a presence all over town.
They deliver all goods purchased at
their store, to customers In the city.
The firm has been established but a
short time, but the way groceries go
tumbling out of their doors is eau
ton to small dealers. They claim
to keep the best goods in the city
and as a man said to US the other
day, they sell "tarnal cheap" Their
store is always full of customers
who never leave except with a smile
on their faces. 1t might be well to
drop in there sometime just to get a
squint at the proprietors, if nothing
more.
HERN & SCoYILLE.
Its very nice when getting things to eat,
To have but little bitter with the sweet.
HORACE MANN.
This firm devote their chief atten-
ton to manufacturing candy and in
this business have an extensive
wholesale trade through this part Of
the state. They have also a retail
grocery department and during holi-
days make a specially of toys of all
kinds.
UNDERHILL & SYKES.
Along the street and out of sight,
Flies the bob tailed steed with all his might
SIGoURNEY.
Vegetables, choice and fresh are
always found at their store. In the
season of berries they always found
the first and the best. In general
groceries they keep a good assort-
ment and are up with the times in
prices.
JOHN KOONS.
There's a rusty old legend I'll find if can,
About the queer antics of the bakery man.
MILTON
Every house wife in the city
knows about Rooms bakery. 1t is
the place to get bread, cakes, &c.
ready for the table. He has also
groceries of a Il kinds.
Queensware.
I'D. MOORE.
A buffalo, a buffalo, is rushing Ger the plain
want to sell my crockery and join the hum
again. TENNYsoN
John has an exclusive Queensware, Glass.
ware and Crockery establishment, and hal
been doing good business. But one nigh
he dreamed and had visions of the great
plains, where deer, wolves and buffalo
abound, and an inspiration seized him to ''gC
west" Another inspiration also came upon
him, and that was to sell out and quit. And
now the queensware is going off at cost or less
aud John is happy in the prospect ahead. &c
see him if you want cheap dishes, sc.
Hardware
THoMPsoN, 6 Co.
In ancient times twixt you and me
They all spelled Thompson with "P."
But later years its all the go
to flourish at the end "Co."
Author of "Old oaken Bucket
This is the heaviest hardware firm in our
city, and so well known to our readers that
nothing new can be said regarding them. They
carry a very heavy stock of tin and iron ware,
stoves, farm implements &C., and have rep
utation that extends beyond the limits of our
own county. Their sales are immense. Few
retail houses in Northern Ohio do the amount
of business done by this firm.
CANFIELD HEDRICK & BRISTOL.
Step right in neighbor;
That's the place,
To sit q while and state
Your case. KING LEAR
Another Of the old landmarks of the busi-
ness houses of olden time. They deal in gem
eral hardware, and have an established trade
which has continued with them for years, and
which will not be likely to leave them so long
As they remain in business.
c. NJ. DDdLoN & co.
Credit, say you, It's worn out plan;
And in the end will ruin any man
Proverbs Ist 1st,
This firm has been, since its establishment,
one of the live institutions of our city Mr..
Dillon is an advertiser of the modern school,
aud has made himself known by this means
iar and wide. He has recently adopted the
,ash system, and now conducts his business
exclusively on that plan. He proposes to sell
enough cheaper to make it an object for peo-
pie to pay as they go.
Furniture.
TsCHUMY DoNCYsoN.
Though not SO swift, perhaps, as lightning
when his mad;
Have kind Of friendly "heartednessp that
makes buyer glad.
WIN. CULLEN BRYANT.
This firm are manufacturers and dealers in
uraituFe, cofins, sc. The business COM
nencing from one man at his bench, has grown
lntil now they employ a large force of men
md turn out large quantities OF furniture. Al
ways accommodating they have host of
riends who have been their patrons for years,
While every day some new purchaser is added
o their list of regular customers.
Notions.
JOSEPH d CO.
low many things we need, both great and
small,