The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-01-08
NEW YEAR
G e e e 90 80 Gs
FROM OUR
TRADESPEoPLE
From J. W. Greene.

From j, W. Greene.
To THE LADIES of Sandusliy and Sur
rounding counties-It is with more than
ordinary satisfaction, occasioned by
your extensive appreciation and support,
l do myself the pleasure of referring to
my largely increasing business on the
opening of another year. approach
you with gratitude for the past and in
confident solicitude for the future, as
sured that your generous distinction is a
fitting result attendant upon the success
of the matchless Domestic sewing ma
chine, which have the honor to repre-
sent, rather than in recognition of any
peculiar merit due to me personally. II
am, nevertheless, extensively, and l
trust favorably acquainted with you
having now, for some years past, zeal
ously endeavored to secure and retain
your confidence by catering to the ut
most of my ability in possessing you
with every facility in my line of business
equal in perfection to anything found
even in the largest cities. To expatiate
upon the universally acknowledged su-
periority of the favorite Domestic ma
chine, would only be to repeat "the old,
old story"-to reiterate sentiment
proverbial for its unimpeachable relia-
bility. There can be but one best
and that THE BEST - which dis
tinction has been universally accorded
the light running Domestic hence the
pleasurable pride with which represent
so important an adjunct to society. Nor
have 1 been unmindful, in the past year,
of your interests in keeping apace with
the latest fashions of the season on the
most economical terms. AS many of you
will be aware, regardless of a very large
outlay 1 have secured, and continue to
keep thoroughly replete, full stock of
the latest domestic patterns, to unable
all ladies to reduce their own family
IneedlewOrk to a most agreeable and
quite accomplished passtime-in point
of economy, accomplishing an immense
saving. Ladies will constantly befound
in willing attendance at my store, which
in the way of attachments, general re-
pairs, the supply of needles, oil, &c,
competent assistants are ever ready to
meet all emergencies. Nor is this ALL
My showroom will in future further be
found to contain choice assortment of
pianos and organs by Leading manu-
factures from whom they will be receiv-
ed direct-purchased at first cost, for
cash-and offered ON the easiest
and most desirable terms. My
misfortune in being burned out, last
month, at our old stand, proved only a
temporary reverse, probably resulting
rather to the advantage of my custom
, ers, from the fact of my present show
room-51 Front street-being far more
} spacious and adapted to the convenience
and comfort of visitors. In the year
Alttn LAINt5 III pol3 ~ Will DC
earnest desire to apply my best and un-
ceasing efforts to enhance the interests
of my patrons. desire that ladies Wis
iting our city shall become so associated
D and familiar with the Domestic show
rooms that the name shall not only CON
tinue in every family as a household
word, but the institution itself shall af-
} ford pleasure and profit to every one
who shall make point to call, whenever
in town, with a view of acquainting
themselves with everything new and
novel in the fashion world. Again recog-
nizing, gratefully, past support-and
0 particularly the highly esteemed recon-
mend of my patrons-I would conclude
D with the assurance that none shall have
occasion to seek elsewhere for better
satisfaction, kinder attentions, or better
value for every cent invested.
0 j. w. GREENE.