The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1885-09-12
L. H. sCHWEITZER

L. II, sCHWEITZER
Only last week opened up his
mammoth stock of Staple and Fan
cy Groceries in his new Stone
building near the northeast corner
of the Square, and is still engaged
in marking up Tor rather down
for everything goes close to cost
with him his stock just purchase
ed for over two thousand dollars
ca,5h He will confne himself ex-
elusively to this 6ne.iine, and his
well-known business tact, energy
and enterprise is sufficient guaran-
tee that his statesmen, -Messrs.
rhoo. Newman and Shade Rob
erts-will handle most liberal
share of the fall and winter trade.
Mr.. Schweitzer is native of Hi
nois and came to our State and
county in 1870; he is a graduate of
Eastman's Business College and
is well-known to our people as a
successful Nursery man and In
surance dealer. He is full of Just
the right kind of vim and will make
business hum when he once gets
fully started. He has now his line
for the retail trade only, but has
already made arrangements for n
two thousand dollar jobbing stock.
He will maintain horse and wag-
on for free delivery purposes and
convey the largest as we'll as the
smallest packages to the purchas-
er.
s. c. sPEER
With his neat and attractive
Stock of General Groceries, etc,
occupies n central position ON the
South side of the Square, just
whore he Is always sure to enjoy
q fair share of the trade in his
line. He has been in the bust
ness here ever since 1882 and from
a small beginning has built up un-
til he now carries a stock valued
at about one thousand dollars.
His average monthly sales during
the past season have been three
hundred dollars. Mr., Speel was
born, raised, and educated at and
near our town and is well and ia
vorably known by all our people
who are always satisfied that when
he takes their money they are
sure to receive in return full
weight and the best quality in the
market.
NONLEl * JOIlNOON
Are also dealers in Groceries,
Hardware, etc, and have a full
and varied stock of about eighteen
hundred dollars, located on the
southeast corner of the Square
where their customers will always
find them full Of vim and ready
to attend to the largest possible
amount of business. Mr.. w. 2.
Conley is, like his partner, quite
young, but full Of promise as a
successful business man. He was
born in Georgia and came to this
state, and to our town in 1880
Mr.. j. P. johnson is u native OF
our county where he has been
raised and educated. They have
been in business here since 1888
and are doing an average annual
business of six thousand dollars.
THE CITY BAKERY
Is presided over by our Jolly old
friend, John FNsbender, who also
keeps on hand bountiful supply
of plain and fancy groceries, con.
fectionery, etc. Uncle johnny
understands how to make as well Of
handle all thegood things which
are 80 necessary to our interna,
comfort, and his headquarters is q
small paradise to the hungry man
Mr.. Fassbender commenced bust.
ness here in 1883 and now carries
stock estimated Mt one thousand
dollars. He is a native of Ger
many, has been in the United
States 30 years, and in our State
ten years. His store, on the east
side of the Square is our favoritt
lunch resort, and his annual bust
ness will reach over three thous
and dollars.
MITCHELL 4 FRANCIS