The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-04-12

and all Kinds OF produce, anu gives
SPECIAL attention to the farmers trade.
Financially this grocery house Is a solid
one and enjoys an enviable credit at
home and abroad. Mr.. Matthews has
made a close study Of the grocery busi-
ness and knows how to buy goods to his
own advantage, as we'll as to that of his
customers. For one thing, he is a cash
buyer. The importance of buying for
cash is at once made manifest when it
is considered that the business man is
thereby enabled to sell goods at prices
from ten to twenty per cent. lower than
If he adopted the unbusinesslike policy
Of buying goods on long time. Besides
buying for cash, he buys in large guam
titles, thereby securing the benefit of
jobbers' prices. He is quick to take ad-
vantage of the Wholesale market, and
frequently buys special lots OF goods at
special prices, advantages which he
promptly divides with his customers.
We can say with confidence that those
who patronize this house are not likely
to transfer their patronage elsewhere
and besides calling particular attention
to the house we cheerfully commend it.
Prices on all goods compare favorably
with those Of the larger cities, and are
certainly as low as any other similar
house in Southern Ohio. We have no
hesitation in saying that those who es-
tablish business relations with John
Matthews will find their interests great
ly advanced, while at the same time
they will have the advantage OF dealing
with house which has a reputation for
good weights and favorable prices of
which any man should be proud. A
full corps Of gentlemanly clerks will al.
ways be found at their places ready to
give polite attention to sll who may call.
All goods will be delivered promptly to
any part of the city.
Frank Emmerling.
Every true business man is earnestly
seeking the patronage of his fellow-citi-
zens, and if he offers inducements un.
equaled by competition he is bound to
do large share of the business in his
line. This assertion has been clearly
proven in the experience Of Frank En-
merling, for there is no ignoring the
fact that he started in business in this
city with the intention OF deserving a
good trade, and by his merit and indom-
table energy has secured it. In one OF
the most attractive and eligible business
locations in Hillsboro, No. 8 East Main
street, is situated the jewelry store OF
the above named gentleman, and the
great variety and diversity of useful and
ornamental articles displayed in the
cases of this popular establishment rem.
ders it one of the most attractive mer.
camille houses in the city.
Mr.. Emmerling is one of the most pro.
ficient jewellers, not only in this locality
but in the entire State. His experience
in the business covers period Of TWEEN.
ty-five years. He learned his trade in
the old country, having served a regular
apprenticeship at watch making. 1t il
fact we'll known, that all trades are
more thoroughly taught in the OLD
} country than in the United States. Es
pecially is this the case with the watcl
makers trade, apprentices being taugh
} to make each and every part pertaining
to the construction of a watch. Mr.
Emmerling served thirteen years. time
at the business in the old country, ant
when he graduated he was acknowledged
to be one of the best and most thorough
J of workmen. To show the appreciation
with which he is held in this section w
will state that he is disappointed watcf
examiner for the employees of the Gin
cinnati, Washington & Baltimore rail
road for this district. Mr.. Emmerlint
came to the United States in 1870, locat
ing in Cincinnati, where he remained
} for three years. He came to Hillsbor
in 1882, associating himself with William
! Matthews, remaining in that gentleman
employe until about year ago when h
/ purchased the business and became pro
, prietor. During the time he has devot
} ed to the management of the busines
! for himself his house has secured tn
entire confidence of the people, who Sc
in the proprietor man who is worth
8 of their trust and patronage.
3 1t has ever been the aim of Mr.. En-
= merling to conduct the business in
y manner which would be pleasing to tn
y people, to carry firstclass line of gcodi
:. which he could conscientiously recon
Il mend, and which he was willing to hav
g his name follow in the way of guaral
It tee, and to treat his customers in maj
g ner which would convince them tn.
n they were being honestly and hol
# orably dealt with. And we are fire.
9 to state that in all of these endea'
Q ors he has been abuntantly success
y full, and his establishment, whic
Il should be called the Palace Jewelr
It Store, is to-day known all overthis an
|. the adjacent counties as one of the be-
houses of its kind in this part of II
's State his stock is acknowledged to |
l. of the best quality and he has establish
u ed such wide reputation for straighfo
d ward dealing with his hosts of custome
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