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

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firmer his fast friends, and TO win the
confidence and respect Of all with whom
he comes In contact. Mr.. Haynie is q
plain, unassuming gentleman, and has a
high regard for the rights Of those with
whom he is brought in daily contact.
The proprietor Of this house conducts
his business in an honorable and con.
scientious manner, and his every en-.
deavor has been to make friends with
his numerous customers, in which he
has been very successful. As a bust.
ness msn and private citizen he is one
OF our most respected. He has ever
been one of our most public. spirited
men, and we take pleasure in thus pre-
senting him to our readers.
7. A. Walker 4 Co.
The name of this firm has become a
familiar one to the people Of Highland
and the surrounding counties. 1t is
familiar from the fact that it is always
associated with something desirable and
honest In the way of mems wearing
apparel. It is also familiar from the fact
that the patrons Of this house are always
treated in an honorable and Just man.
ner, and they never tire in speaking Of
the store of T. A. Walker & Co. as q
desirable place at which to trade.
T. A. Walker became resident of our
city in the year 1872, engaging in the
business he is now following. J. w.
Tudor and ]. E. Walker are the remain.
ing members-of the firm, the last named
having just been admitted. The present
location has always been occupied by
this house with the exception of one
year. In the spring of 1876 they were
burned out, and re.opened in their old
stand the following spring. This firm
is heavy dealer in ready made cloth.
ing, gents furnishing goods, and boots
and shoes. They also do merchant tailor.
ing.
The trade Of this house is not of the
mushroom order. It is steady and con.
slant, and at the same time very large
and extensive, drawing many patrons
from territory contingent to other places.
This popularity is accounted for by the
excellent stock of goods handled and by
the manner in which all customers are
treated. The proprietors have devoted
the time of their residence in Hillsboro
to the line of goods they carry. They
are competent judges, and, never show
an undesirable article in stock. They
know where and how to buy to the best
advantages for themselves and their
customers. Their aim is, at all times, to
study the best interests of their patrons,
giving them the best possible value for
their money. They treat everybody in
the most liberal manner possible, and
always make their word good in every
transaction. No other house in this or
any other department of trade in this
city has evinced a more intelligent con-
ception of the requirements of trade nor
exhibited more liberal spirit of enter
prise in the successful effort to draw
trade to this market which would other
wise have sought other trade centers.
T. A. Walker & Co. do not cater to the
trade in cheap goods. They handle
nothing bat the better grades. In the
manufacture of boots, shoes and cloth.
ing there Is great deception practioed.
Inferior material is used, they are cheaply
made, and will not give the wearer half
the service they should. This class of
goods never looks upon the inside of T.
A. Walker & Co.'s store. They will not
give shelfroom to anything of the shoddy
nature. They will not handle anything
which they do not know is all right.
They only sell such goods that they
know will give perfect satisfaction to
their custom. Their trade is not of a
transient nature. 1t is as regular as the
rising Of the sun and as solid as a rock.
They cannot afford to offer inferior
goods or to misrepresent their stock in
any manner.
They carry line of clothing made by
L. Adler & Co., of Rochester, New York,
which is acknowledged to be the best
made in the United States. In boots
and shoes and all other lines of goods
they handle their own brands, buying
direct from the manufacturers, purchas.
ing nothing but the best makes. They
sell to the best trade and carry class of
goods to suit the most exacting.
This 6rm has been very successful
during the past year in their merchant
tailoring department, in which they are
prepared to offer special advantages.
They carry line of samples, take
measures and have their goods made up
in New York City. Their cutters are
first class, the best in the land, and all
suits are gotten up in the best possible
style and good its are guaranteed. Out
of over one hundred suits made last
year they only had one or two misfits.
They can give better value for your
money than the tailor who has several
thousand dollars invested In cloths
they are not compelled to add to the
price Of the suit profit to cover the in
terest on money thus invested In piece
goods.
This is one of our best houses, and we
take great pleasure in thus presenting it
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