Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-08
N. Freeman s Co.
One Of Boyle CoUnty's Enter.
prising Business Firms.
Soon to Occupy their Handsome New
Brick Building at DuDvilIe.
Sell House Furnishings on fhe In
sfaIImenf Plan.

At Junction City, Boyle county, for
the past two years, has been located
the n. Freeman & Co., business con-
Quoted on a broad gagged metropolitan
plan. The management claim that
they sell any and everything in the
house furnishing line, and the plan OF
selling on credit, on terms OF periodical
payments, makes it so that the most
humble in life can enjoy the comforts
OF desirable furniture and house fur
nishings. The method OF business was
well portrayed In sale made in the
presence of the special editor of this
issue, and the unique conditions easily
showed the great benefits OF such n
firm, and their generosity in faith
Summarizing the deal in question. q
young man, believing in the virtues of
matrimouy, had become a benedict,
and TO start In life had only the love
that defies fatalities and 50 ia cash.
With frankness he related to the head
OF the cor Germ, his condition and wants.
The 50 he rendered as first payment on
such good as the firm saw tit to entrust
him with. What that So accomplished
in getting furniture and furnishings
for that new home, was a colossal sur
prise to the disinterested SPECTATOR
bed room set, stove. ch airs, kitchen
furniture, window shades, floor mat
ting, wall decorations, etc, were seen
to pass from the house to the large
farm wagon In waiting. This is only
one of many instances OF the kind,
where practically speaking, the home,
entirely, is furnished and the purchaser
allowed his own time to pay for the
furniture and furnishings.
In two years the business has grown
until now the spacious quarters at
Junction City are inadequate to care
for the great congress of stock, neces-
sary to supply the daily wants OF their
customers. Hence the building Of
their elegant brick In Danville, to
which they will move in the very near
future. The store will be known as
the Freeman Furniture Co., and what
they will have TO offer to the public
and the prices associated, will be
general surprise. Looking through
their stock as it is, in endless profusion
could be seen parlor suites, bed room
suites, dressers, couches, iron beds,
,n,lr;nn obaira 6inipn oh airs avian.
sion tables, wardrobes, folding beds.
sofas, screen goods, hammocks, trunks,
rugs, vallses, clocks, pianos, organs,
sewing machines, writing desks, center
tables, stoves, dishes, refrigerators, ice
chests, ice cream freezers, carpets,
mattings, oil cloths, lace curtains, win
dow shades, wall paper, kitchen ware,
mouldings, pictures, frames, mirrors,
glass ware, bicycles, bicycle repairs,
oil stoves, croquet sets, table spreads,
portierres, blankets, comforts, mat
tresses, springs, baby carriages, etc.
The head of the enterprise, Mr.. n.
Freeman, is an Ohioan by birth, though
for several years business man of
Kentucky, being for quite long while
engaged at Campellsville. He is
member of the Masonic lodge and also
a Maccabee.
Danville certainly should be pleased
TO have such house decide in her ia
vor for location.
Also has branch house in Somerset.