, 1879-05-24
SEED AND HVSEY

To erect mi S and viii commerce operations
forthwith. as the demand tor tins Hour eS-
ceeds the supply. The town IS vel sup
Piled with stores filed with the largest
stocks of the best goods PANE Bros. q
Brewster have hardware store Where IL Is
hardly possible to ask for aa article without
being supplied. They have store that
would be a credit to town ten tunes the
size of Dayton. Dusenberry Stencil have
a very well furnished store and large ware
rooms; they do large business The drug
stores are represented by J. Day and +. NJ
Pugh. the latter house being also Wells,
Fargo & Co. s express Office under the charge
of Emil Bories. This firm make their own
e,ixirs and syrups. which are justly eeiebra-
ted and popular The real estate business
of DAYTON and surrounding country Is man
ared by E. L. Burk, who is onesof the hive,
wide-awake men Of the place, always on
hand for business new cOmers can &c, al
the information they require from hiHl-
Macdonald & Sehwabacher Is another hVe
firm who do very extensive business In dry
goods and produce. Mac. Is one OF the best
men in the country and as an old pioneer,
with the united qualifications OF being a
good fellow and thorough business man. Is a
great favorite with every one: -" arren Del
cher conducts Hawley, Dodd x To- asrl-
cultural implement establishment ; lie Is
| qrea. fayorite and kuows everyone tapt-
| S,orman runs both hotels and does all the
| business in the place IN that line. The Day
ton Brewery is one of the institutions OF the
town. The beer brewed here Is the best
that is made in the country, and already has
a most enviable reputation. 1t IS managed
| by two OF the boys who know how to keep
mn with the improvements. There are va
| rious saloons. one OF the most popular beng
that of Ned Harris, whose cellar Is supplied
| uitb the very best liquors that can be bought.
Guernsey & Wolf have one OF the most com
| nl.,a stocks OF goods III town, and cellar
! crammed to reple.ion.
Altogether take Dayton all through, 1t IS
| to,-, that Is destaned In the very near
| f,ture 70 become prominent trading center,
| .s ,,onnIa.;on increases III the country the
| torn crows with it. The citizens Will take
CIV on, ortunity to keep IN the advance
| .rJ secare the trade, in which We wish
,hsm success. The Dayton wcolen mills
| under the management OF > NJ wait 10
| whom We may almost say the Town anu
country owes Its very existence, IS periec,
tioo in its arrangements, the eio'h anu
b,ant cts II turns out have very fne rePu-
tatiou. As the country Increases Its popuia-
| tion this Will be the best paying lhs'i'atioh
| in the territory. There are now - men con-
stantly employed and employment and the
ma,n: of Subsistence indirectly gwen ID
rnora than double that number OF souls Ihe
srnense. are 500 90 per diem Everything
about the mills are kept in sppie PIE order
and viii bear comparison with any mil IN
the United States.
Our space this week being limited We
defer MANY items of interest respecting
DAYTON and its people for future reference,
hut We cannot wind up without thanks to
the good people for the genuine hospitality
and courtesy universally displayed toward
| us during our visit. Almost afosd stranger,
>. he taken around in a cs-rsge aud To-