The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-12

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establishing, on State street, The present drug
business in 1868, from which, two years later,
Mr.. G. Reif retired in favor Of Mr.. G. W.
Gurst, gentleman Of extensive acquaintance
and much respected in our ,city-the Doctor
still retaining the conduct of the business, + or
! the efficient rua Of which he hiss relinquished
his outdoor practice, though willingly pre-
scribing for the requirements Of those who
may favor him with their confidence and pat
ronage at the store. The store situated at No.
4, Opera Hall Block, is spacious, replete in
stock, and neatly fitted up. Its dimensions
are about 6Ox2O feet, with very fine dispens-
ing department at the end-while the mount
ed glass cases adjoining the several counters
contain variety of goods affording striking
evidence Of the diversity Of the stock.
THE DRUG AND CHEMICAL DEPARTMENT
will be found to lack in no detail-the Doctor
priding himself in his selection of the best and
purest articles to be obtained. Wholesale Gn
many instances) and retail in all cases will
you here get the finest and strongest samples
it is possible to come at. The stock is frs
quently being replsnished from frst-class
houses, and if REIFF & GUEST cannot give
you satisfaction we are much surprised.
THE PATENT MEDICINE DEPARTMENT
contains every specific worthy the confidence
of the public. No matter what you desire q
remedy for there will be found a special de-
coction. As physician, we may here remark,
the Doctor is somewhat discriminating as to
what he admits in this department, and will
be found to keep only such as he has reason
for approving.
PRoPRRToRY MEDICINES, &C.
Among the private formulas of the firm we
observed the following: Browns Improved
Cough Mixture, Reiff 3 Aromatic Chinchona
Bitters, the Prussian Horse and Cattle Pow
ders, and the "Granger" Liquid Blueing.
Though each Of these are host in themselves
-time-tried and extensively approved, We
will only make mention of the following tes-
timonial to the famous Aromatic Chincho-
na." Testimonials from citizens of Fremont
to Reiff & Gurst: Gentleman-"Having used
your Tonic bittsrs in our families, we unhesi-
tatingly pronounce them superior to any now
in use. Signed, Hon. E. F. Dickinson, Mayor
Of Fremont; J. P. Elderkin, County Treas
urer J. R. Gephsrt, late County Clerk; W.
W. Ross, Supt. High School; G. F. Buchman,
Wholesale Grocer; S. B. Taylor, lats Surgeon |
U. S. A; J. S. Van Valkenburgh, late Editor |
Messenger; Fred Fabing, Supt Gas Works. |
IN PEBFUMERY AND TOILET REQUISITES
the several cases are crammed with pure for |
eign distilled extracts-fancy soaps, combs, |
nail, hair and tooth brushes in every make
hand mirrors in the neatsst designs, caladors,
cosmatiques, and a thousand other little |
charming preparations for cleansing the hair,
beautifying the complexion and generally |
contributing to the personal appearance.
IN WALL PAPER, PAINTS, sc.
we were surprised to noticeso large display.
Every pattern and design in the best or COM
moner grades of papers go to make up the
prolific display of their several racks-corners,
tinted papers and even gilt moulding finding
place. They keep Cleveland, Toledo, Cincin-
natti, Pittsburg, and the famous Springfield |
cottage paints-a full line. Hall and hand |
lamps, chimneys-glass cut in any shape or
any size-putty, lead, varnishes, glue, and in
deed painters supplies generally.
IN CHRoMos AND PICTURE FRAMES
they will also be found well provided with ex-
celIent subjects and every design or shape of
frame as may be desired, and, remember, at
popular prices. No one can serve you better
or cheaper. They have a number of prints on
offer, as also biblical subjects produced with
much artistic effect in colors. Nor has
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY AND FANCY
GOODS
escaped them, for they keep the former in
English or German, while in plain CONNER
cial or fancy stationery no store in the city |
can do you greater justice at the prices. Pock-
ct books, albums, portmonies, inkstands, and |
a hundred other similar useful articles, they |
keep in profusion and afford bargains it would |
be well to inspect.
Indeed we could continue to enumerate to |
the extent of column and then not refer to /
half what may be seen on a personal visit. |
We can only say, in conclusion, that the Doc
tor is most courteous and communicative,
amply merits the confidence q patrons, and |
will invariably be found at his post giving
personal attention to the business-these facts
largely to their growing trade, in
which the firm have our best wishes for
future.