The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-02-19

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You've all most likely heard of the
physician who tried his prescriptions
on his wife and if she survived, he
risked letting his patients partake OF
them. Well, VIM. Rudi, Bourbon s
artistic merchant tailor applies a
similar principle. William does not
try the new clothes he is making. on
his wife, tut instead, tries them on
himself, before putting on the finish
ing touches. Expect its all the same,
just so the customer is satified. and
every one speaks in the highest praise
of Mr.. Rudi's abilities as tailor.
Reubelt & DeVore have an extern
sive wagon and blacksmith shop.
They mpke new work and do repair
ing, Horse shoeing is also speciality
with them.
For perhaps 35 years Chris Ringgen-
berg has been proprietor of large
livery, feed and sale stable in Bour-
bon.
H. A. Hinklin is the new furniture
man of Bourbon. Mr., Hinklin located
here four month ago, coming from
Wabash. The store is filled with a
nice stock, and undertaking is in con-
nection, with Mrs. Hinklin as lady
undertaken and embalmer.
H. S. Colvin s. Co., conduct the
most elaborate restaurant and confec-
tionary in Bourbon. 1t is a nice
place, and the service is modern in
every particular.
DR.. o. S. Linn is the dentist at
Bourbon.
Theo. DeMoss vas born and reared
IN Bourbon, and he is now the expert
shoe maker OF the place,
Daniel Keller is a contracting car
penter and builder. and reports busi-
ness prospects good for the coming
season.
G. II. Riggenberg is mine host at
Hotel Central, the only entirely hotel
at Bourbon. 1t is firSt-claSS and mod
ern in ever way,
Border Brothers are dealers in
furniture and undertaking. They
have been a number of years in busi-
ness, and carry nice stock in their
line.
Perry Greer is the monument man,
and has a fine exhibition of stock in his
shop.
DIR. Barney Edison is one of the
popular and successful physicians of
Bourbon, and enjoys lucrative and
successful practice.
Steinbach & Lawrence have large
general store, but it seems it wasn't
big enough and they are spreading
out. Their grocery department will
be moved further back and the space
occupied with other stock. This is
successful store, and it's proprietors
are nice gentlemen.
G.. II. New conducts large hard
ware and agricultural implement store.
This has been going On for 1s years,
and Mr.. New has large trade.
J. D.. Chaplin's sign reads, cat
torney at Law"
DR.. Ralph w. Cunningham is an.
other successful physician at Bour-
bon.
Forty-three years ago j. w. Acker
arrived atBourbon and since that time
has been more or less engaged in the
saw mill and lumber business Mr..
Acker now owns large saw and plan
ing mill which turns out a large amount
Of lumber and chair and barrel head
ing stock. This mill affords employ
ment to some eight or ten men.
"Optician" says A. L. Mayors pro-
fessional sign In Bourbon.
Metheney s. Harris are successors
to ]. A. Cutler s. Co., in the hardware
and agricultural machinery business.
They have large and complete store.
and when the Tribune man called the
store was enjoying brisk trade.
Martin & Kellogg have purchased
DR.. johnson S drug store and combined
it with their own. They have a
large drug and wall paper store.
L. A. Boggs has the pool room with
cigars and confectionery as an attach
ment.
The jeweler was afraid to tell the
Tribune his name for fear it would cost
him a nickel, but on an artificial sign
in front of the place it reads w. N.
Rettinger.
j. h. Matchett is the hustling
real estate man, and when j. H.,
isn't keeping real estate on the move
there is certainly something wrong
with our money circulation.
For 36 years G. B. McCrum has been
in the wagon and black smithing trade |
at Bourbon. This season Mr.. McCrum
will also sell wire fencing. Harry
Bland. bis son-in-law, is his assistant. |
The Brlllhart Brothers, J. B. and |
Ed. are large shippers OF produce. |