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

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residents Of the country Il that by the
existence Of this firm : strong and steady
market Is created for all articles which,
they handle, thus assuring our farmerl
and dealers Of speedy disposal Of their
produce at good, healthy price.
Both members of the firm are in the
prime Of business usefulness, and devote
their personal energies and qualifications
to their business with telling effect. Be.
ing energetic. business men, and being
conversant with al the details OF their
establishment, they are reliable men
with whom to found business relations.
Mr.. Dean is one Of our most public spir.
tied business men, and ever ready and
anxious to help along any project which
has as it's object the advancement of our
city's interests. It is to such enterpris.
ing, able and skillful citizens that cities
are indebted for their positions among
the progressive marts of the world.
Everything he does is dcne thoroughly
and we'll, and bears the impress of mas
ter minds. This,is one Of the most ex.
tensive and best known establishments
in this section, and the high estimation
in which the house iApheh has been sc.
cured by the meritorious characteristics
of the firm for integrity a4d reliability,
and for the liberal manner OF conducting
their business. ).
N. Inskeep & Co.
Every institution of manufacturing
nature is direct or indirect benefit tn
any city where located, and if equal ad-
vantages are given by its proprietors
should always command the patronage
of home consumers, as thereby each cit.
ixen receives his quota Of profit. Among
the institutions Of this city that have
gained prominence through personal
merit and superior manufactures is the
steam milling establishment Of M. In.
skeep and J. F. Haas.
Mr.. Inskeep is very fine miller, and
possesses qualifications which peculiarly
fit him for the successful prosecution OF
his business. This gentleman is mill.
wright as well as miller, and the knowl-
edge of the business gained by his ex-
perience as mill.wright has been of
untold value to him since engaging in
the business for himself. He first began
milling in Hillsboro in 1880, and estab-
lished his present mill in 1888. At first
it was only feed mill, in which depart
ment he was very successful. He had
formerly established quite a reputation
for producing first.class flour, and after
opening his present mill this reputation
followed him, and many of his old Gus.
toners prevailed upon him to again man.
ufacture flour, which he finally conclud.
ed to do. Accordingly, in 1884 he put
in machinery for the production of -four,
and subsequent events have proven it
to be happy move for the proprietors.
The system put in produces what is
known as the new process flour as man.
ufactured by the combination system.
This process is claimed by many to be
far superior to any other method now
known, in that the -four manufactured
is better. The process adopted at this
mill Is far better than the old process
and superior to anything similar adopted
by other mills. It is better from the
fact that it possesses several improve
ments made by Mr.. Inskeep himself.
Among other improvements is patent
boiling process, Mr.. Inskeep's invention,
which they have recently adopted, which
greatly improves the quality of the flour.
This gentleman keeps fully up with the
times in everything pertaining to mill.
ing. He is close student, studying
every detail Of the business and is con.
tinually making improvements which
greatly advances the quality of -four he
makes.
Besides producing an excellent article
of flour, this firm grinds buckwheat and
all kinds of feed. They are conscientious
in their dealings, and never allow of any
adulterations of their buck wheat, fact
which cannot help but commend them
to the people generally. They do large
local business, exchanging with farmers,
and they never tire in their endeavor to
please their numerous patrons. In fact
they have established high reputation
on all of their products, and their hon.
orable dealing with customers is of such
q character that the mere mention of the
name of M. Inskeep 4 Co. is sufficient
guarantee of honest weights and salts.
factory dealing. We cheerfully com.
mend this firm to the people as worthy
of their trust and patronage. This mill
is ON Beach, between High and East
streets.
Fred Zane.
The name of this gentleman has been
90 long identified with the interests oi
our place that he needs no introduction
to the people of this locality. Away
back in the year 1850, when our city was
small and Insignificant village, Mr..
Zane embarked in the tannery business,
in which he has been very successful.
And although over . quarter OF cen:
tury has passed, he has always met his
obligations promptly. and he has sue.
ceeded by an honorable and just admin
istration Of his affairs In establishing 9