The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

taylor shop. where all hands were busy
At the foot of the stairs to the right We
find the stationery store Of
JOHN BRuNNKR,
whore you can find full supply of every.
thing in his line. On the corner We come
TO the dry goods store of
NJ. F. Scorr.
He has been in business in this corner .
great many years and il the oldest of our
business men, and receives . liberal share
Of the public patrynaee. On the south cor
ner of the square we find the millinery co.
tablishment of
Mrs. c. A. BURNS.
Here the reader can find . choice selection
OF goods in this line of the latest style.
Next We come TO the boot and shoe store of
J. W. GRAVES.
In this establishment you will find large
stock of boots and .hoss of the very best
quality. The Jewelry store of
J.C. CURRAN,
comee next. A fine selection of watches,
clocks and jewelry are always on hand.
A. r. Yosr,
is ct bis old stand on the corner ready 10
wait on all who wish any thing in the way
of hardware o. farming supplements. His
stock. is new and complete. The second door
below on Columbus street will be found
the post Office, where our Postmaster,
J. L. WILLIAMS
can always be found in taking pleasure
in meeting the hudreds of subscribers Of
TIE PREss each week and some who are
not but should be.
DR. LIsLE
holds fourth in the next room, where he
can always be found. In the second story
of this building
/ p. II. 6HouaH
Il carrying on the tailoring business in all
iss branches. We 60 few steps farther
and find our self in the grocery establish-
ment of
F. A. DrTToE.
His stock 10 complete and has q large
share Of the public patronage. Every
thing in the grocery line can be found
on his shelves. In she second story Of
this building will be found the boys school
under the supervision Of the
| SIsTxRs OF THE 8. II.
There 10 quite number Of scholars in a.
tendance and every thing denotes pro-
gress. We continue on down Columbus
tsress until We reach the cooper shop Of
| GEORGE FLAUTr,
who Is manufacturing churns and doing al
kinds Of general cooperins. We next &c
up to the
ACADEMY GROUNDS,
and find the foundation about completed
and half . million of brick ON hand
which will be used in the epring, and whsu
the building l. completed will be mag.
ni6ioent structure. A little farther on and
and we end
| ALEC MAY,
who 10 . number one carpenter. Also il
Cassell's addition will be found
w. H. & g. SHouaH,
painters. paper hangers. and glazers. II
| suo uuussa0A yOu WAL aAoo uuu
| J. & NJ. CULP,
contractors and brick masons. They ar
reliable f.st class workmen. We now re
turn to
/ Holy TRINITY CHURCH.
This is very large and elegantly fnishe,
building, which has cost in the neighbor
hood Of fifty thousand dollars. Near th
public square will be found the grocer
:. ore Of
JOHN BE1e,
who keeps stock of groceries. Acros
the alley We find
DR. Mckinney.
He has been practicing in this communit,
for over twenty years and has built up
reputation % No. one physician In thi
neighborhood. On the corner We end th
dry Soods store Of
THos. JOHNSON,
one Of our most successful and euterprisin
business men. His counters and shelvs
. are always flled with goods 10 suit sh
tastes of all. The next door is the olics {
BARR & BRuHNER
A Attorneys. They are always ready TO civ
. legal advice to their clients. Up stars
GEO. Jackson
is opening job Office and will hold hin
e self in readiusss TO accommodate all vi
desire any thing in that line. The old r
z liable boot and shoe store of
- Uaruvu e. Rraarvv
il in the sdjoining building. They alwA,
have on hand large sstock of home mai
q and city manufactured boots and shoes.
!" Ross & WIN. KEENAN,,
= will be found in the next room. where u
can have suit made to order on sho
notice. Next comes the grocery store
- WIZ. HUSTON,
+ where can b had choice selection
NJ groceries, canned goods &c. The next do
"a we find
o. M. BOWMAN
with large and fresh stock Of grocesi
notions, &c. We go on but few steps a
nj stop at
. SAFFoRD & BuaHs.
ng Their large business room IL filed vi
hs stoves; tinwass Of every description. lam
&c. Their trade is very large and Il
no meaus confined to Perry county. Y
'es 60 few eseps farther on and We come
'r- the fashionable millinery store Of
ID VAN Law q WILLIAMS.
Here you will hnd . magnificent ::displ
u Of millinery, ribbons, laces, and ev'
il. thing usually kept in their line. A III
farther on and We come to
GEO. NICHOLS
Or, saddle and harness shop. He is alw
IL ready to wait on his customers.
.al, LOUIS GREINEn's