The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-08-10
NAVARRO.
A PEN PICTURE OF THE THRIVING
= TOWN,
with Fine Business Blocks, Factories,
Churches and Schools.
Especial Correspondence.l

Churches and Schools.
Especial oorespondenoe.l
NAVARRO, o., Aug. 3, 1898.
Navarro is q prosperous little city, sit
uated on the G. Q. d s. and w. q L. Il.
railroads and the o. & p. canal In Stark
comfy. IL In In the midat OF q fine farm
ing section and has many advantages.
There are six churches and two schools
here.
Zinsmaster q Fisher are reliable dealers
in hardware, farm tools and implements,
pumps woodenware, fence wire, sulky
plows, wind pumps, Walter A. Wood
binder twine, Dayton paints, glass, oils,
churns, washing machines, iron pipe and
fittings, floor oil cloths, machine repairs,
lever and racket tooth harrows, miners
tools and Supplies, and In fact everything
usually found in hrst.class hardware
store. They place and repair pumps IN
very satisfactory manner. Nr. Lins-
master has been In business here hve
years, MIR. Fisher becoming partner
apout one year ago on account OF a large
increase in volume of business. They
keep q choice, we'll selected stock, and
you will always fnd their prices right.
Call and examine their goods and get
l, B. Pocock deals extensively
In grain, seeds, flour, feed,
salt, lime, cement oil, meal, phosS
phate and farm implements of ali kinds.
Foster q Pocock are dealers in buggies
carriages, wagons, etc. Mr.. Pocock has
been ia business here IA years, carries \
very complete stock, is courteous and
obliging to patrons, and aims to please.
His headquarters include one building 40
feet front, 90 feet depth, four stories high
occupied Ns offices and storerooms, and
another building 50x50, two stories high,
used rs warehouse. He is we'll &C.
quainted with the wants of the people and
his goods have been selected to please
them. You can save money by calling
on him when needing nyihiDg in his
line.
During his stay your reporter visited the
large double store of Anthony Sisterhen,
dealer in clothing, gents furnishing goods
hats, caps boots, shoes and rubber goods.
His clothing consists of medium and fiuc
suits for men, youths, boys and children,
every price and every style, selected with
view to please the people, and his stock
OF boots and shoeo Ia very extensive, en-
brecing the best makes of the leading
factories. Medium and fine shoes in large
variety and at prices to suit the times.
Mr.. Sistenren has been continuously in
business here since 1862, aims to please
bis patrons in goods and prices and has
built up good trade, He is q well known
citizen of Stark county aud 10 highly es-
teemed by the people of Navarro and
vicinity, The DEMOCRAT bespeaks for
him continual success.
Will H. Stahl is a popular dealer in dry
goods, notions, fancy goods, woolen goods
underwear, yarns, rugs, carpets
wall paper, window shades, UNI
brellas, corsets. etc. He has been
In business here four years, always courtes
Gus and obliging, aims to please in quality
OF goods and prices, and is gaining trade.
His store 10 headquarters for everything
In his line, and his prices are as low ss the
lowest. He buys for cash and sells for
cash, and il thereby enabled TO give cus-
tnDnQra haP aiT M a n N
itor who does business on the credit plan.
He also has q branch store at Dalton,
Wayne county, where like bargains are
offered. Mr.. Stahl is a teacher oy profess
sion, and has been quite successful In
that sphere. he 10 well known citizen
Of Navarro, Stark county, and has hosts
OF friends who join with the DEMOCRAT in
predicting for him very successful ca
reer.
S. A. Bddle, the harness maker, makes
double and single harness to order in
workmanlike manner; also keeps nets,
blankets, dustero, robes, whips, collars,
trimmings, and horse goods generally.
He has been in business here eight years,
is well acquainted with the wants of the
people, and aims to please in quality Of
neatly and promptly, and sells harness
oil, axle grease, and the celebrated Raven
Black harness oil. His stock of light and
heavy harness 10 very complete, and you
should see him when needing anything in
his line.
Loew & SwalIer are reliable dealers IN
groceries and provisions, flour, fruits,
oranges and lemons, cigars and tobacco
fishing tackle, etc. They recently opened
in business. Their stock Ia new, clean and
fresh, and their prices right. They are
hrst-class business men, will uSe you we'll,
and solicit your patronage. They always
pay highest prices for farm produce at
their store Ia Louis L Eckroat'a block, Canal
street. You can save money by trading |
at their store. Give them a call and be |
convinced. |
The reporter visited the large store of |
John Loew q Son, extensive dealers in |
groceries and provisions, canned goods, |
crockery. queensware, crackers, cakes,
nouons, Hour, cigars, tobacco, confections |
eries, etc. Squire Loew has been in bus>
mess here since 1863, knows the wants of
the people and 10 very successful in sup
plying their needs. His stock 10 very |
complete, best and choicest goods, and |
prices low. He Ia the efficient justice of |
the peace, which responsible position he |
has ably filled IL years to the satisfaction
known in Stark county and highly es-
teemed by those who know him best
VIM. Loew, the junior partner, 10 q young
man, possesses excellent business tact
and energy and has hosts of friends in
Navarro and vicinity.
in boots, shoes and rubber goods, has q
very extensive stock, best grades of foot
wear Of leading factories, in addition to
boots and shoes of his own workmanship.
He pleases his patrons in prices and
goods, and Is gaining friends. His line of
ladies and gents hne shoes is hard to
beat. and II will be to your advantage to
xAmine his stock before buying else-
where. He has resided here since 1877,
aud In business since 1889; Is we'll known
and popular, aud has trade all over Stark
Repairing OF all kinds neatly
and promptly done;
Julius Hug, proprietor OF Navarro furni.
ture factory, manufactures bar fixtures,
bedroom suits, tables, etc.
Special or ordered work given prompt at
tention. Also deals ia furniture of every
lounges. easy chairs, uphol'
stored goods, etc. He has been in BUSH
ness IL years, his factory is one OF the
most important enterprises OF which
Navarro can boast, and of which the peo-
pie Justly feel proud. Mr.. Hug keeps q
force of skilled workmen aud fills orders
He solicits public patronage,
and orders from abroad receive careful
attention. He is highly esteemed as
citizen and business man here where he
has chosen to labor and to dwell. He is
also undertaken, keeps good supply of
robes and burial goods generally
and answers all calls promptly.
Il. W. Bowers is the leading dealer In
stoves and tinware, queensware, glass
ware, lamps and lamp fixtures, furnaces,
etc.; also does roofing and spouting and
general repair work satisfactorily, His