The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-11-05
WHOLE NO. 1892.
assortment oil stoves and tinware and there
are none more worthy of success.

f assortment oil stoves and tinware, and there
are none more worthy of success.
CIV. Miller,
Proprietor of one of our leading Drug stores,
is conducting an ENTERPRISE well worthy of no.
tice in this connection, and we gladly devote
the requisite space to speaking of the business
which he represents This house was original
ly established many years ago by j. H. c. Mil
Ter, grandfather to the present proprietor, af-
forwards conducted by his son o. C. Miller. who
took possession twenty years ago, making it
the oldest drug house in Jackson. Mr.. NJ is
possessed of experience, and we find in his es-
| tablishment everything that goes to make up
q model store. His stock is full and complete
and embraces general line of drugs chemi-
calls, patent medicines, toilette articles, per-
| fumery, and in fact everything usually kept by
first class druggists. Much taste is displayed in
| the arrangement of the store, and his goods
| of the best quality and will be sold as cheap
the cheapest This is really model enterprise
and deserving of increased success.
w. T. Washam & Co.,
| Is the style of one of our well known clothing
establishments and an enterprise ranking first
among the business houses of the county. This
house was established about six years ago, and
is the oldest regular clothing establis hment
in t place. In passing through the concern
we noticed fine and complete stock in every
department of Mems Boys and Youths ready
made clothing, and class of goods better than
is usually kept by country dealers. There was
also very fine display of Gents furnishing
goods. The stock of hats and caps, boots and
shoes, also large and complete; and judg-
ing from indications this house must be pop
ular one with the public. Mr.. W. T. Washam
has been identified with the business interests
of the town for the past twenty years, and has
done much to advance the interests of the
place, and none are more worthy of success in
the future.
The jackson Foundry and Machine Works,
Under the proprietorship of Messrs. Gray and
Washam, is an important industry, and an en-
terprise that adds much to the manufacturing
interests of the place. Established only since
last spring it is nevertheless doing prosper
Gus and paying business. The products of the
enterprise are stoves, car wheels, furnace ma
chinery, and general jobbing and repairing
work of all kinds. Mr.. Gray, under whose inn
mediate supervision the business is conducted,
Is practical and experienced Founder and
Machinist, and thoroughly competent to fill
the position which he occupies; and our friend
Washam is well known to never do anything
by halves. Mr.. Washam is business man of
large experience, (he is at least large man,
and in the Inauguration of the present enter
prise has supplied a want much needed, and
his efforts should be rewarded by the proper
encouragement from the public.
Mrs. E. ToIIey,
Dealer in fancy goods, notions, jewelry, &C., is
next on the list and is conducting an enter
prise in every way worthy of consideration.
One of the features of this establishment, and
probably the most important one, is a complete
dress making department Mrs. T., although
quite recently established has nevertheless
in building up large and prosper
GUS trade. She employs experienced dress
makers and is possessed with facilities for con-
ducting this branch of the business that are not
by any in the place. Mrs. T has
been resident of the place for a number of
years and is well and favorably known to the
ladies of Jackson, and we take pleasure in COM
mending her establishment to their favorable
notice.
Mrs. E. Ruff
The leading representative of the millinery
business, is conducting an enterprise that not
only takes rank among the best mercantile es-
of the place, but will compare fa-
vorably with the best stores of our large cities
Four and half years ago Mrs. R commenc-
ed business here, and to say that she is doing
far the leading trade is but mildly asserting an
undisputed fact. The stock, fixtures, and ap-
pointments of this establishment are all first
class. Possessed of experience and provided
with every facility for conducting the business,
Mrs. Ruff is enabled to offer to the ladies of
Jackson and vicinity inducements in the way
seldom found outside of our large cities. Her
stock is very large and complete, and her
efforts are deserving of the united support of
the public.
Nathan Lowenstein,
The proprietor of one of our leading groceries
and meat markets, is conducting an enterprise,
than which there are none more popular is
deserving of notice in this place. This house
established eight years ago has ever taken
leading position in commercial interests,
and has become an indispensable institution to
the public. Mr.. l. Keeps a full and COM
plete assortment of fancy and staple groceries,
and in the meat department everything in the
line of fresh and salt meats are constantly on
hand, and of the very best quality. In this de-
partment he is doing the leading business in
the place. Mr.. l. is a clever and agreeable
gentleman and none are more worthy of sue
cess
ID. L. Pickrel,
One of our leading representatives, of the hard
ware business is next on the list, and rs one of
5he leading features of our mercantile interests
we allude to the enterprise which he repre-
'ents. This house established three years ago
mas ever assumed a leading position and is de-
servedly popular with the public. The stock
a general line OF shelf and heavy
iron, nails &c. There is also a COM
olete stove and tinware department, and here
ire found some of the best articles in the mar
Set The Dubuque" soft coal base burning
heating stove, and "Our Home" a cook stove
burning either wood or coal are both worthy
IF especial notice and deserving the attention
Of buyers. The stock of this house is large and
complete and the enterprise is a model one in
every respect. Mr.. p is one of our well
known business men. is a fair dealing man,
md none in jackson are more worthy of sue
,ess.
Price Brothers
Is the style of one of the leading business en-
erprises in the place, and one that not only
ldds greatly to the Importance of our CONNER
,ial interests, but would be desirable acquisi-
ion to a much larger town than Jackson. The
irm comprises four Brothers, w. T., ]. H, ]. E.
md B. F. Price, who are extensively engaged
n the coal trade. They are also the proprie-
ors of one of the largest and oldest established
Try goods houses in the place. The coal busi-
less under the supervision of ]. E. Price was
line years ago. Their mines are situated about
wo miles nom town, and from forty to ffty
hands are constantly employed in their busi-
less The coal mined is known the 'Price
Hill Coal" superior article in every respect.
They are also doing a large mercantile business,
md taking the enterprise throughout it is
eading feature in the business interests of our
own. The Messrs. Price Brothers are all wide
wake business men, ever ready to encourage
'ublic enterprise, and there are none in the
'lace more worthy of success.
Samuel stevenson & Co.
S the style of the leading stove and tinware
in the place, and an enterprise
worthy of more than passing notice in this
esume of the commercial interests of the place.
This house established four years ago ranks
irst among the best mercantile establishments
# the place, and few of our large cities can
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