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

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oysters and ice cream in their respective
seasons. He also carries . full line ci
gars and tobaccos and il prepared tc
furnish lunch at all times.
He is a substantial citizen and highly
respected by all in the community. Hi.
establishment is characterized by neat
ness and cleanliness and presents an in
viting appearance. This we'll known
bakery is located on West Main street
opposite the Court House.
Charles Utman.
1t must be Q matter Of pride, or al
least Of excussble self.congratulatio
for q successful business man to look
back over his career, especially when he
has been the architect of his own for.
tune, which like mighty river carry.
ing on its broad current the commerce
of continent can be traced back and
its source found to be little streamlet
trickling down the mountain side. Some
of the most gigantic enterprises of to.
day have had just such small beginnings.
In like manner Charles Utman com.
menced the mercantile business in Hills.
boro in the year 1859. But being q
practical man of energy and business
integrity, while less careful pilots have
seen their ships of finance wrecked on
every side, he has made the voyage Of
life financial success, and has lived to
see that little business as originally es.
established develop into a thriving and
extensive one, with a trade extending
all over this and adjoining counties.
The business under consideration is
that of furniture and was founded by
Charles Utman over a quarter of CEN
tury ago. The location of this estab.
lishment is on West Main street, oppo.
site Short, where four floors 20 by 1876
feet are occupied, it being one of the
best furniture rooms in this section.
The entire establishment is first.class in
character, everything being systematic.
ally arranged and especially adapted to
the business carried on. The stock OF
furniture is such as is rarely seen in
cities the size Of Hillsboro, and evidences
the far.reaching character of the tram g.
actions of the proprietor.
MIR. Utman is very extensive dealer
in furniture and upholsteripg goods of
all kinds from the plainest to the hand
soonest and most elaborate, and at prices
to suit every pocket-book. We noticed
some exceedingly fine parlor sets in
mahogany, walnut, cherry and imitation,
chamber sets of all grades, fancy easy
chairs, the patent, the rattan and other
rockers, sideboards, marble-top tables,
etc., the stock embracing everything
known to the trade. All of the goods
are finished in the highest style of the
art, and must be seen to be appreciated.
Certain it is, there is nothing desirable
in the furniture line that this gentleman
can not show, and all goods are sold at
remarkably low figures. He also makes
a specially of all kinds Of cabinet work
and repairing. and If any special piece
of work is wanted he can manufacture
it.
Mr.. Utman is good business man, is
the pioneer furniture dealer of the city
and has done much toward bringing the
turnituse trade up to the high standard
it now occupies. His success is due to
the fact that he will keep nothing but
reliable goods, makes his charges very
reasonable, and spares no pains to give
entire satisfaction to his numerous pat
rons.
The business of this establishment
moves steadily forward, and as the pro.
pnetor enjoys the respect and esteem of
the people he is destined to still farther
increase his list of patrons. Any one
who has ever been customer OF Charles
Utman will have no hesitation In rec.
ommendinghim to the people as worthy
of their patronage and confidence.
DR.. D. y. Guthrie.
The profession of druggist is un-
doubtedly one which, above all others,
requires careful training, an accurate
knowledge of all the many and varied
pharmaceutical preparations used by the
profession, and power of concentrating
the mind on the business in hand to the
exclusion of everything else. These
are the requisites of q successful drug,
gist.
DR.. D. s. Guthrie has been success.
full practicing physician for thirty.eight
years and has been engaged in the drug
business for the last twenty years, dur
ing which time he has conducted very
extensive trade, transacting business
as large as any in this section of the
country. His place of business ia ON
North High street, opposite the Court
House, his room being pleasantly located
and nicely appointed. He carries large
and especially fine selection of drugs
and chemicals, and large variety of
patent compounds, In the way of drug
gists' sundries and notions the assort-
ment Is both large and complete. In
the prescription business DR.. Guthrie
enjoys good patronage. He has made
q close study Of this branch, and has
been very successful. He is careful and
accurate in the handling of drugs, and
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