The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-10-10

/ In connection with brief reviews OF
Wilmot and other towns in the county,
we submit the following calling atten-
ton in a modest way to Wilmot's bust
ness men:
L. j. Scherf.
In the purchase of household furni-
ture the citizens of. Wilmot and people
of the surrounding country have supe-
rior advantage at the we'll stocked es-
tablishment of the enterpriaing gentle
man mentioned above. This store, we
have no hesitancy in saying, is one OF
the cheapest and best places to buy
furniture in the county. NJ. Scherf
thoroughly understands the furniture
business. He buys from the leading
manufacturers and carries a we'll Sc
lected stock of household furniture for
the parlor, dining room, bed room and
kitchen. It pays to deal here. Mr..
Scherf is known as one of the most
successful undertakers of the county,
and has OH hand a full lire of funeral
supplies. a..4r
A. n. Kruckman.
This is thriving and popular gener-
4 al store, of which we wish to make
prominent mention. The enterprising
proprietor, Mr.. Kruckman, has been
established in business since 1861, and
has always had large trade, and his
uniform course of fair and upright deal
| ing has won the confidence of the peo-
pie. Mr.. Kruckman buys to advantage
from the leading markets and his store
is filed with a large and superior stock
of all kinds of general merchandise, as
dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes,
hats and caps, furnishing goods. A
large trade is done in -four and feed
produce.
Win tHRoller Mills.
Wilmot possesses the advantages OF
one of the best equipped and best con-
Quoted Roller flour mills of this section
of the state. This mill is owned and
successfully operated by Messrs. Voak
Bros. The mill is equipped with a
complete set of machinery of the i'm
proved full roller process and is noted
for turning out a superior quality of
-four. Special attention is given to
custom work, farmers coming here for
miles around to have their milling
DONE Constantly Oh hand for sale is
the best brands of family flour, feed,
meals, etc.
Mrs. E. Coleman.
The ladies of Wilmot and many, have
the advantages of this popular millin-
cry store, conducted by Mrs. E. Cole
man. Mrs. Coleman is an experienced
| first class miliiner and capable buyer,
and keeps the store up with the times.
She is putting in for the seasons trade
one of the neatest stocks of stylish and
fashionable millinery ever shown in
our town. None of our lady readers
should fail to inspect it.
B. H. Tabor.
A good hardware establishment
where the public can obtain it's require
ments of anything needed i'll this
branch of mercantile industry, is an
important business in place. In this
respect WilmOt is fortunately situated,
having the advantages of the flourish
ing establishment we herein describe
Mr.. Tabor is an enterprising business
man and a competent hardware mer-
chant, and in the best position to meet
the wants of the people. He buys from
the leading markets, and his store is
filled with large and superior stock of
all kinds of general and shelf hard
ware. In connection is a good tin
shop.
J. F. Thompson.
The drug branch is we'll represented
in this fourishing village by the popu-
lar establishment of the enterprising
gentleman mentioned above. This
| 1c nd q
kept up with the times. and offers any
advantages which capable management
can secure. The neatly appointed store
is splendidly stocked with full line of
all kinds of pure drugs, druggists sun
dries, the leading patent medicines,
paints, stationery, fancy goods and
toilet articles. Mr.. Thompson is al
ways alert to the interests of his GUS
toners, in giving special bargains. AS
an instance of this we mention the phe-
nomenal sales he had on fancy glass
ware from his ten cent counter. He
has ordered an addition to his stock.
He represents the we'll known insurance
company, the Phoenix of Brooklyn, one
| of the best companies in existence, for
/ which he writes policies and does a
large insurance business for.
DR.. H. C. Darby
Having reviewed the various business
interests of Wilmot we would now say
that the medical profession has for a
number of years back been ably and
worthily represented by the gentleman
mentioned above, who is known as one
of the successful physicians of the
county DR.. Darby has always had a
large practice, and his professional
abilities have won for him the conf
dence of the people. Socially and pro-
fessionally he is held in the highest re-
gard DR.. Darby takes an interest in
the welfare of the place, and is always
at the front when questions Of interest
| to Wilmot are to be considered.