The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1884-04-05
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

CnaS- v. MantZ, WantZ Dullulug, Malu
street, manufacturer of fine cigars, and whole
sale and retail dealer in cigars, tobacco, snuff
and pipes.
L. c. Trumbo, Main street, near Court,
dealer in cigars, tobacco and smokers sup
plies.
Allgire & Warner, Main street, near rail
road, cigar manufacturers of various brands
and dealers in cigars, tobacco and smokers
supplies.
John L. Reifsnider & Son, Main street,
near Pennsylvania avenue, wholesale dealers
in cigars and tobacco.
Jos. A. Waesche, Court street, East End.
manufacturer of cigars of various grades.
A. Billingslea, Main and Court streets,
manufacturer of various brands of cigars.
Thos. B. Bond, Main street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, manufacturer of fine cigars
Leffert & Rush, Main street, west of rail
road, manufacture cigars, and dealers in CT
gars, tobacco and smokers supplies.
GREEN GROCERIES.
J. H. Keen, general market house, west of
railroad vegetables, fruits, fish and oysters
in season.
Chas. Stonesifer, Main street, East End,
fruits, vegetables, fish and oysters in season.
BUTCHERS.
Frank Mitten, east of Washington street;
]. HI. Somerville, Main street, near Court;
Nelson Mitten K Son, Main street, east of
depot; Frank Tyler, Liberty street; ). 1; Erb,,
Main street, west of Montour House; Frank
0gg, Main street.
BAKERIES AND CoNFEcTIoNERIEs.
J. NJ. Horst, East End, on Main street,
near Church, bread and cakes of all kinds on
hand and made to order. Confectionery.
j. B. Savior, West End, near Montour
uousa rona,ol hoE and confectionery
store.
H. H. Harbaugh, Main street, near depot,
confectionery and Stationery.
H. B. Grammar, Main street, near Odd
| Fellows Hall, confectionery.
MERCHANT TAILoRs, CLOTHING, &C.
.Sharrer Bros, Wantz Building, Main street,
near depot, dealers in ready made clothing
and gents furnishing goods. Piece goods IN
stock and suits made to order
| j. L. Anders, Main street east of John,
merchant tailor and gents furnishing goods.
Chas. Z. Henneman, Main street, east OF
Court, tailor; John Kretzer, Main street, west
of Liberty, tailor; John W. Swartzbaugh,
| Pennsylvania avenue, tailor.
MUSIC TEACHERS.
Chas. C. Kraft, Marsh House, vocal and
| instrumental musc pianos and organs tuned.
Miss Julia Shorb, Main street, adjoining St.
Johns Church, and Mrs. J. r. Dieffenbach,
Liberty street, music teachers.
Prof. Spurrier, Main street, West End,
vocal music.
FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENTS.
f. A. Sharrer & Son, Main street, East
| End, established 81 years. Large three-story
building; manufacture handmade furniture,
general furniture dealers and undertakers.
j. Geiselman Son, factory corner of Green
and Liberty streets, store room on Main near
Green, general furniture dealers and under
takers.
PAINTERS.
Nelson Gilbert, Main street, West End; f.
II. Zahn, Main street, East End; Samuel
Yingling, Green street, East End; Samuel
Bankert, Pennsylvania avenue; Frank San
ford, Main street, West End.
WALL PAPERS.
J. M. Wells, Zeiber Building, Main street
West End, wall papers and window shades
paper hanger.
b. E. Halter & Son, Main street, near rail
road, paper hangers.
COAL AND LUMBER.
E. Lynch, at the depot, and H. W. Dell,
near the depot west of railroad, lumber and
coal dealers.
AGRICULTURAL DEALERS.
Stouch & Shriver, Liberty and Green streets
general farm implements and repairing.
J. Q. Stitely, Liberty street, near depot,
agricultural implements, wagons, &c.
John G. Skunk, Main street, near depot,
general dealer.
FERTILIZER AGENTS.
James E. Smith, Liberty street; L. Aepp
Main street.
L. O. Grimes & Co., at depot; n. !. Cor
such & Son, west of railroad W. 5. Myer 4
Bro, Green and Liberty streets
MARBLE YARD.
John Beaver, Main street, near Odd Eel
lows Hall, monuments, tombstones and al
marble work unsurpassed anywhere.
RESTAURANTS, SALOONS.
S. G. Wickert, Main street, near ADVOCATE
BUILDING, restaurant and saloon.
Jacob Wilson, at railroad, saloon and res
taurant.
JEWELLERS AND WATCHMAkERS.
A. H. Wentz, Main street, nearly opposit,
Catholic Church, fine stock of jewelry, clocks
watches, silverware, plated ware, ornaments
Repairing.
VIM. Moore, Marsh Hotel Building, clocl
and watch repairing.
G. NJ. Hyder, West End, west of Montou
House, clock and watch repairing.
MILLERs.
w. S. Myer & Bro, on Liberty and Greer
streets; large steam mill and cooper shop
Manufacture fine grades of flour and deal il
grain and fertilizers.
GAMERS.
B. f. Shriver & Co., Liberty street, nea
railroad, general Gamers of fruits and vege
tables.
Smith, Yingling & Co., on the railroad
north of Main street, general Gamers OF fruit
and vegetables.
PHYSICIANS.
j. II. Billingslea, Main street, near Court
W. X. Fringer, Main street, opposite ODD
Fellows Hall L. Zepp, Main street, east o
Church John S. Matthias, Liberty street
Columbus Brown, Main street, east Of Church
NJ L. Bot, Main street, west of Montou
House, Alopaths; F. Klink, Main Street, ne, nea
ADVOCATE BuILpISG and D. +. Shipley, IVES
End, Homnpaths.
DENTISTS.
George S. and George D. Fouke, Mai
street, near Centre; Billingslea & Baughman
next door to Union National Bank.
LAWYERS.
Col. VIM. P. Maulsby, ex-Judge VIM. n
HAYDEN, Reifsnider & Fink, Hon. Chas. B
Roberts, McKellip & Cabaugh, |. Z. Pearson
Jas. A. c. Bond, D. n. Henning, W. l.. Sea
brook, Geo. NJ. Pearce, George L. Stocksdale
E. Frank Tracy, l.. L. BilEngslea.
DRUGGISTS.
John W. Wilmer, West End; Jos. b. Boyle
near railroad; A. H. Huber, Carroll Hal
East End.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS.
U. l.. Reaver & Co., First National Ban
Building, near depot; VIM. H. Bixler, Zeibe
Building, corner of Main and John streets.
; SADDLES AND HARNESS.
| /. A. Miller, bowers building, nearly oppt
site Catholic Church, saddles, harness, whipi
blankets, halters, chains, &C., &c.
VIM. II. H. Zepp, West End, saddle an
harness maker; E. +. Zepp, East End, sadd
and harness maker.
LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
Jacob Thomson, John street, large liver
and sales stables; S. S. DUNCAN, at Easter
Hotel, livery stable; G. Frank Beaver, gener