The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1885-09-12
THE CITY DRUG STORE,

play located ON the South side of
the Square. His Stock comprises
a fine line of pure toilet artic les,
extracts, drugs of all
kinds and all standard medical
preparations, He also keeps an
elegant assortment of smokers
goods. Mr.. johnson first entered
the business as successor to Ward
Il Hubbard in 1883, and is now
carrying n stock amounting to
near twenty-four hundred dollars.
He was born in Arkansas and is
known to our people as a most
careful and thorough-going BUSH
ness man. His annual sales will
reach fully six thousand dollars.
AT DIR. T. NJ, aIPsoN's
Horse Shoe Drug Store, South
side of the Square can be found a
line of the best drugs, patent med
icines, toilet articles, etc, and in
the rear the sportive individual
may revel in the amusements of
billiards and pool with cigar and
lemonade accomplishments. DR..
Gipson is native Of Tennessee,
and after studying in Hartyille,
Mo-, under DIR. James, attended
one course.of lectures in Cincinnati.
He has made many friends dur
ing the eleven years which he has
resided in Boone county, who will
be pleased to note his prosperity.
He bought out G. L. Deshazo in
March of this year aud is now
carrying a stock of about sixteen
hundred dollars with an average
business ranging near six-thou-
sand dollars per year.
VIM. J. BoB0,
With his elegant stock of Drugs,
Toilet, Articles, Patent Medicines,
etc. occupies his two-story building
on the East side of the Square,
ard makes display worthy of
any city. He has conducted an
extensive and successful business
in Harrison since 1880, and with a
stock averaging two thousand dol
lars does an annual business of
near six thousand dollars. He is
native of Tennessee, but for the
past thirty-four years has made
Arkansas his home, and is we'll
known to people of our own and
all the surrounding counties.
H. ]. THORN,
On the west side of the square
carries large stock of Saddlery
and Harness, and in connection
herewith runs manufacturing
and repair shop, where everything
in his line is made or repaired in
the very neatest style and upon
the shortest notice. His store is
literally jammed with goods and
the low price which he asks for
everything has been no small in
ducement in bringing trade to
him from adjoining counties. He
was born in Carroll county, Ar
kansas, and came to Harrison in
1881, entering into this business
as successor to Francis & Lopp in
the first part of the present year.
Fifteen-hundred dollars is about
the value OF the Stock he carries
and his monthly sales average
about two hundred dollars.
NJ. d. TRANTHAM,
With full stock of Furniture
and Undertaker's goods occupies
n prominent position on the South
side of the Square, where he is
continually Mt work manufacturing
as well as handling all kinds of
Cabinet and fine woodwork, and
assisting our prosperous people
in making their homes comfort
able rs well rs beautiful. Persons
coming from distance will save
money by leaving their old house
hold goods behind, as Mr.. Trent
ham can supply them with any
thing they want at astonishingly
low figures. He was born in North
Carolina; and commenced bust
ness shortly after moving to our
town in 1878. His average stock
is valued at one thousand dollars
and annual business runs near