The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1888-10-05


J. R. FOWLER, Maple ST..
proprietor of the Aberdeen Marble Works
does first-class work; his business is quite
extended.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Commerce st,
Is we'll differed, and has capital Of $780,
10000.
]. A. STUART,
is agent for E. Vanwinkle Il Co., manutac-
turers of cotton gins and etc. He Is ener-
getic and active in the service of the above
reliable firm.
MRS. A. NJ. MENwooD, Commerce st.,
has a large Millinery establishment, and
does a lucrative business.
J.p. MORGAN, North Meridian ST.,
proprietor ofthc Opera Livery Stable, keeps
the very best horses and rolling stock, and
they are always moving.
L. LANCToT, Commerce st.,
dealer in dry goods, does thriving bus
mess, and always keeps on hand new and
stylish goods
Il. X. LOVE, Commerce ST.,
successor to Love e. Cunningham. is deal
er in hardware. His establishment is large
his commercial standing high, and he does
commensuately large business.
J.KoUFMAN, j. Meridian ST.,
is "wide awake" and constantly keeps on
hand a splendid variety of dry goods ex-
actly suited TO this market.
r. PAINE, &c CO., Commerce st.,
are extensive dealers in boots, shoes, hats
Il etc. This reliable firm is well known
throughout the country, and it is needless
to say that their business is large and
profitable.
JOHNSON MILLING CO., Commerce ST.,
Messrs. NJ. & j. NJ. johnson are proprictors
of this large establishment, and when we
say that their machinery Is running day
and night, We mean that they are continu-
ally busy.
INCLUSION & HErsEN, Commerce st.,
are prominent members of the list OF our
cotton factors. They are known to be
thoroughly solid, and straightforward in
all their dealings.
ENDERLIN g. BERoNIo,
near the |. q. Railroad depot are manufac-
turers of steam engines, boilers, and all
kinds Of castings. As proof of their sue
cess, they are constantly enlarging theil
establishment.
R. L. HATCH, cor. Commerce & Meridian SITS
dealer in Books, Stationery, Pianos anc
Organs, is live business man of tho very
first order and is carrying on Il large ant
successful business
j. RoMANsRY, II Co., Commerce ST.,
are large and successful dry goods mer
chants, and those who may patronize them
will find everything stated in their adver.
tisement strictly true.
J.P. BENSON q CO., Commerce st.,
are old and reliable meichants, thorough
ly acquainted with the people and theil
wants consequently, they do a splendit
business.
c. I. MARsEiLLEs, Cor Commerce & Nortl
Meridian sts.,
is flourishing grocery merchant and those
who deal with him are always satisfied
with their purchases.
r. A. hoNEA, Commerce ST.,
wholesale and retail dealer in groceries
has large establishment. and does a large
business on safe and solid basis; his house
is among the most reliable in the city.
STERN BROTHERS, Commerce st.,
have magnificent dry goods establish
ment, where anything imaginable, in thai
line, can always be found They are ac
complished merchants, and do large bus
iness.
sTRotsR, Commerce., st.
This is a splendid dry goods house un
surpassed by any In the city, in the exten
of its variety, or the cheapness of its wares
PHIL. CHRISTIAN, Commerce ST.,
is proprietor of a first-class saloon situated
under the Gordon House, where in addition
| W q lull otOSh VI hCtp
constantly on hand the finest fresh oysters
His success is published to the world by
the never-ceasing cink of the glasses upol
his counters.
NJ. f. SHELL g. co., Gordon House Block
This firm does large and well regulated
business, and is composed of thorough
business men; any one seeking goods il
their line should call at this house.
| L. FLElsHMAN & BRO. 81 Commerce, st.
These gentlemen are new in Aberdeen
but are old citizens of the State, they come
to us with the best recommendations from
Columbus, Miss, where they have beel
doing business for the past 30 years. Civ
them trial, their store is next door to tin
Gattman bank building
All these short sketches will give som
idea of the prosperity of the city.
Aberdeen has suffi cient capital to answe
its purposes for slow and steady progress
but for the rapid Improvement befor
alluded to in this article, it needs ortsid
help; so we earnestly and cordially nvit
capitalists, business men. and workers o
every description to visit the city-ming!
with its hospitable citizens-drink of it
health-giving, waters, and absolutely be
hold all these advantages which we have ST
feebly attempted to represent
"Yes Lizzie, like to do fancy work. but
haven't felt like trying that pattrrn--or any
thing else-for week These awful dragging
down pains are just killing men" know hov
yon feel aud can tell yon where TO look fo
relief DR.. Perce's Favorite Prescription is
certain cnre for all those peculiar wcaknesse
and distressing ailmelts. Why! it even cnrc'
me of prolapsus, and many of my lady friend
, lave been cured of various grave malndirs pecu