The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-08-10

stock comprises medium and high grade
footwear Of every description, the pro-
the country. Their motto is the best
goods at lowest prices. Custom work and
repairing neatly done. Mr.. Beuchat
established the business here over thirty
years ago, and II has been conducted con-
tinuslly to the present time In vers sue
cessful way. They are both popular bus.
mess men, aim 20 please their patrons,
and have wide circle of friends In Louis
vile and vicinity. Give them call when
In town.
M. o Sherer is proprietor Of Louisville
saw and planning mill and manufacturer
and dealer In lumber, lath, shingles, sash,
doors, blinds, etc. He has been In busi-
ness here nearly two years, studies to
please bis petroDs, and has built up an ex-
tensive trade. While many talk of dull
times, Mr.. Sherer goes right on and is
actually doing . larger business this
summer than ever before, employing four
TO five men continually In order to supply
the demands made upon him for work.
He is hustling young business man,
takes an active interes, in the welfare of
Louisville, and Is highly esteemed by the
people generally. He keeps an excellent
supply Of bill stuff, both hard and soft
lumber, and is in the market for picket
timber. He makes q specially OF sawed
pickets, and farmer0 and others should
Bee him before placing Their orders. Plan.
ing mill yard North Chapel street.
S. Paquelet deals extensively in furni,
ture of every description, comprising fine
parlor and bed room sets, sofas, lounges.
easy chairs and rockers, Mattresses,
framed pictures and in fact usually found
Ia n frat class furniture store. His goods
are the best and prices always right, Job
work and repairing promptly done and
workmanship guaranteed. Mr.. Paquelet
has been In business here over 25 years,
VNA su hn sV,..V
men OF the place. He also keeps n full
line of burial goods, caakets, robes, etc,
and 10 prepared to answer all calls in un-
derlakinR promptly.
w. II. RinehArt, carriage painter and
trimmer, does work in very skillful and
satisfactory manner He repairs bugRies
and carriages and aims to please all who
favor him With patronage. His prices are
always low and workmanship flrst class.
He also has on hand few
new and second hand carriages
which he offers at very reasonable
prices, and at present can give you q
special bargain in n standing top phaeton
at s75. First como, first served. MIR.
Rinehart has been In business here nearly
twenty years, has made many friends and
patrons, and 10 we'll and favorably known
In Louisville and vicinity.
DR.. ]. Schilling q Son have very ex-
tensive stock of pure drugs and medi-
cines, stationery, books, wall paper, ETC.,
This store was established in 1858, and
has been conducted safely and success,
fully through all the intervening years to
the present time. Its tradeI has grown
steadily until now 1t enjoys patronage
as extentive as any strictly first class
drug store in this section of the state. The
stock 10 located in a large and roomy
store, being one OF three large store rooms
in the SchillipR block erected In 1891.
This block is 60x104 feet. two stories high,
heated by steam throughout, has hot and
cold water privileges, and would be .
credit to any metropolitan city. j.
P. q c. e. Shilling, physicians, have
offices in this block. The SchillinR
are family of physicians--J. SchillinR,
the father, one OF the fret physicians of
Stark county. commencing practice here
in 1887. died, 1879; his son, j. p, and the
grandson, g. E.,are both actively engaged
in the practice of medicine in addition to
their drug business.
Samuel Thoman is the reliable dealer
in light and heavy harness, and keeps q
good assortment of collars, saddles, bris
Repairing of all kinds in workmanlike
manner. He has been in business here
six years and has made many friends and
patrons.
o. Clark deals in staple and fancy gro
ceries, canned goods, vegetables, fruits,
crackers and caker, confectioneries, soda
water, choice cigars and tobacco. He also
runs first, class bak cry, where the public
will find fresh lohves, buns, pies and
cakes. Mr.. Clark has been in business
here 20 yerrs, and has large trade. Give
him call,as you will f1ud he always leads
In low prices and good goods. II. M. d.