The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-11-05

ticing physician of good standing, both profes
sionally and a citizen, and in the manage
ment of the drug business the public will read
! lily observe the superior advantages afforded b.
this establishment. There is no enterprise, tn
management of which should devolve upol
thoroughly competent men, that of the dru.
trade, and in the drug house of Williams anC
Waterman we have both com peten CT and goot
business tact which is bound to make the en-
terprise both popular and reliable.
Long & Farrar
Is the style of one of our leading and most pop
ular mercantile establishments and one thai
| claims, for a few moments, our attention. The
| proprietorS are the successors of c. S. Dickinson
& Co., and have been CO nducting the enterprise
about one year. The line is dry goods, groce-
| ries, boots and shoes, hats and caps, and in
fact everything usually kept by general dealers
in merchandise. The stock is good one, full
and complete in every department, and the
establishment counts its friends and patrons by
scores, and they are almost part and parcel OF
| the concern. Both gentleman natives of
| the place, and none are better or more favora-
| bly, known to the public either as business men
CT citizens. They are possessed of ample expe-
rfence, and are wide awake business men, and
we cheerfully commend their establishment to
the people of Jackson county.
& NJ. Sternberger,
Successors TO ;efnberger & Son, is the style of
the leading dry goods house of the place, and
an enterprise of which any city, however
great, might justly feel proud. This house was
originally established by Mr.. Moses Sternber-
ger, father of the present proprietors, 90 years
ago. and Is of the very oldest business
houses in the place. The present firm, organ
lied about one month ago, is one of the most
thoroughly alive in the place, and, although
young men, are possessed of ample experience,
and the establishment continues to grow in
popularity under their management. Their
salesroom is S5 feet in length by 20 in width,
and all the available space is occupied with a
supurb stock of goods, embracing general line
of dry goods and notions, clothing, hats, caps,
groceries, boots and shoes, carpets, etc. Their
location, corner of Main and Broadway streets,
is the best in the place. their stock Is the largest
and most varied, and we are authorized to say
will be sold as low as the lowest. This house is
desirable acquisition to the commercial inter
ests of the town, and we congratulate Jackson
in the possession of such establishment.
Messrs. Sternberger Bros. are wide-awake
young men, who believe in the efficiency of
printers ink, and are bound to succeed.
j. f. Cook,
Our next subject for consideration, is manu-
facturer of cigars, and dealer in cigars tobacco,
notions, musical instruments, etc., and is con-
Quoting an enterprise worthy of an extended
notice in this connection. Mr.. c. commenced
business here eight years ago, and to-day we
find him doing a leading business in every re-
speot. He has just completed a new store on
Broadway, one of the fine rooms of the new
Freestone Block, which he will soon occupy,
and which will give him increased facilities,
and he will add largely to his stock, which will
then comprise that of general variety and no
ton store, and of the first class. His sales
room, so in length by 20 in width, is fitted up
in complete style, and is one of the finest in
Southern Ohio. Mr.. Cook is one of our most |
wide awake business men, and it affords US |
pleasure to present him to the pbblic in his |
new building as the model store of Jackson.
j. Wade s. Co.,
Manufacturers and dealers in furniture are |
conducting an enterprise of more than ordinary |
and leading feature in the COM
mercial interests of the place. This house was |
originally established nine ten years ago
under the caption of Vaughn & Co. One year
ago last June Mr. Wade bought an interest in |
the concern with the firm name of Mutt d |
Wade. This continued until February last, |
when he present management was inaugu. ate !. |
The house has ever assumed leading posi-
ton among the best establishments of the |
place, and will to-day compare favorably with |
of like character in our larger |
cities. The stock embraces furniture of every |
grade and quality, from the wood seat chair to
the finest upholstered work and elegant cham
Der sets, and is by far the largest and most COM
plete of any in Jackson county. Undertaking,
in all its various branch es, Is important fea-
ture OF the enterprise, and the facilities in this
department, as well as elsewhere, are superior
to any other in the place. Mr.. Wade, upon
whom the management of the enterprise de-
wolves, is thorough business man, and is well |
and favorably known to the public. He was at
one time Sheriff of the county, and has been
identified with tine business interests of the
place for many years, and none are more wor-
thy of success.
Mark Sternberger,
A leading representa- tive of the mercantile in
tereSts of Jackson, is conducting model enter
prise in every respect, and one entitled to an
extended notice in this resume of business
Mr. s. commenced business here IA
years ago, and to-day find him at the head |
of one of the best appointed, best arranged, |
best stocked, and one of the largest dry goods /
houses in Jackson county. The stock embraces
dry and fancy goods, clothing gents furnishing
goods, boots and shoes, hats and caps, capets,
oil cloths, window shades, etc. The salesroom
is 75 feet in length by 81 in width, two stories
high, and all the available space is occupied
with stock of goods, which, regards quail
ty and prices, cannot be surpassed in the State.
This is a new store, with all modern improve
pare with those of our large cities Mr. S. is
a wide-awake business man, and deserving of
increased success.
The Iron Bank of Jackson,
One of the most important of our business en-
terprises is deserving of extended notice in this
resume of our commercial interests. Establish
ed Dec. g. 1873, little less than one year ago,
it at once assumed foremost position among
the best banking establishments of Southern
Ohio. With nominal capital of $4,000, and
the present able corps of managers and propri-
etors the institution stands in most prosper
ous condition, and during its short career has
established reputation second to no other in
this section of the State. The officers and stock
holders as follows Isaac Brown of Star Fur
mace notoriety as President, T. P. Sutherland
w. T. Sappington Cashier,
James Tripp, James Chestnut, B. Kahn, Lincoln
Furnace Company, c. s. Dickason, H. c. Rob
bins, t. w. Robbins, w. c. Evans, ]. a, Long.
This is a private Bank-a firm, but they per-
form all the fupctions of National Bank eX-
eept in the mere matter of the issue of money,
buy and sell eXch ange both domestic and for
eign, deal in government securities, make COL
ections, &C., and their facilities for transacting
business are uneXceptionable. The gentlemen
are all possessed of ample experience, and well
and favorably known as among the most
staunch and reliable business men in Southern
Ohio. They have new bank building with
1ne of the finest and best arranged offices in
he STARE one OF Halls burglar proof safes and
vaults, and depositary every precaution
lsed to insure the safety of its patrons This
is of vast importance to our COM
nercial interests and should be well sustained
)y the public.
John BransOn,
and dealer in Saddles, Harness.
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