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NORWALK-Bremser, Henry
FREY, JOSEPH, 51 Benedict Ave. See adv.
JENKINS, F. A., & CO. See adv. MEAD & WOODWARD. See adv.
COFFEE.
NORWALK-Edwards Coffee Supply
COLLECTING AGENCY.
NORWALK - RETAIL MERCHANTS' CREDIT RATING & COLLECT- ING AGENCY, Room 9 Whittlesey Block. See adv.
CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS.
NORWALK-FREY, JOSEPH, 51 Bene- dict Ave. See adv.
WILLIAM GLICK
CLOTHING, HATS and SHOES
Phone 197
Chicago Jct., Ohio
199
HURON COUNTY
COOPER. WAKEMAN-Stark, B. F.
CREAMERIES AND DAIRIES.
BELLEVUE-Bates, Fred Mook, J. C.
MONROEVILLE-Beyer, Carl H. Monroeville Creamery Co.
NORWALK-OHIO DAIRY CO., THE. See adv.
CUTLERY.
NORWALK-BUTLER'S BAZAAR, 30 E Main St. See adv.
DAIRY SUPPLIES.
NORWALK-BERRY BROS., 10 E Sem- inary St. See adv. Cook Dairy Co. OHIO DAIRY CO., THE. See adv.
DENTISTS.
CHICAGO JUNCTION-Braithwaite, E. S. Heinlen, George Mckinney, E.
GREENWICH-Coborn, C. L.
MONROEVILLE-Fox, A. N.
NEW LONDON-Earnest, Dr.
N. FAIRFIELD-Jones, D.
NORWALK-Benson, H. A. Billmeyer, J. H. FULSTOW, H., 26 E Seminary St. See adv.
Furlong, M. G.
McDonald, L. H.
Peasley, Chas.
Peasley, F. C.
Seeley, T. S.
Stoup, D. W.
DEPARTMENT STORES.
BELLEVUE-Burk, C. W. Stranahan, E. A.
NORWALK-JACKSON, C. F., CO., THE. See adv. Sanger, C. A.
DITCHING MACHINES.
BELLEVUE-Jeschke Manufacturing Co., The
DRILLING TOOLS.
NORWALK-Norwalk Drilling Tool Co., The
DRUGS.
BELLEVUE~Brinker, J. H.
Greenslade, F. M.
HALE, FRANK P., & SON. See adv. Sandmeister, Chas. H.
CHICAGO JUNCTION-Berk, W. J.
Christian, W. W.
WILLIAMS' PHARMACY. See adv. COLUMBUS-MYKRANTZ CO., THE. See adv.
GREENWICH-Nickerson, F. H.
MONROEVILLE-Alberts, Mattie E.
NEW LONDON-Childs, Frank A.
NORWALK-Barton, Chas. E.
CENTRAL DRUG CO., THE. See adv.
MYKRANTZ CO., THE. See adv.
Red Cross Rubber Co.
ROLL & OVERHULS, 27 E Main St. See adv.
DRY CLEANING.
NORWALK-Kugel, M., Dry Cleaning Co.
DRY GOODS.
BELLEVUE-Ruffing, A. Stranahan, E. A.
CHICAGO JUNCTION-Berk, W. F. Simmons-Gansert Co.
GREENWICH-Hub Dry Goods Store Rumbaugh, I. G. Thomas, H. F.
MONROEVILLE-Bleile Sisters Tyler, Louis Zipfel, C. H.
The Ohio Dairy Co. BUYERS OF Cream, Eggs and Poultry Wholesalers and Retailers of Creamery Butter, Cheese and Dairy Products Norwalk, Ohio
200
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DRY GOODS-Continued. NEW LONDON-New London Dry Goods Bazaar White, A., & Co. NORWALK-Preis, Louis M. Taber, B. C., Co., The
ELECTRICIANS AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
BELLEVUE-Calhoun, D.
NORWALK-Douty, John G.
Electric Construction & Motor The
Co.,
HERMAN, F. J. See adv.
EXPRESS AND HAULING.
NORWALK - MERCHANTS' DELIV- ERY, 17 & 19 E Seminary St. See adv.
States, A. H.
FARM MACHINERY.
WAKEMAN-BURK, F., & SON. See adv.
FARM PRODUCTS.
GREENWICH - GREENWICH FARM . PRODUCTS CO., THE. See adv.
5- 10- AND 25-CENT STORE. BELLEVUE-Urton & Thomas Co., The
FLAVORING EXTRACTS AND SPICES.
NORWALK-Wildman, W. H.
FLORISTS.
BELLEVUE-Arlin, R. C. FLOWER SHOPPE, THE, 209 E Main St. See adv.
NEW LONDON-Elde Floral Co.
Swanger Flower Shop
NORWALK-Doebel, Arthur P. Fanning H. S.
Laible Floral Co. Peat, E. J.
FLOUR AND FEED.
BELLEVUE-Hergert Otto Moore, James, & Son
CHICAGO JUNCTION-Carpenter, E. S. RICHARDS, A. N., & SON. See adv. GREENWICH - GREENWICH FARM PRODUCTS CO., THE. See adv. MONROEVILLE-ARMSTRONG, E. W., CO., THE. See adv.
HORN BROS. CO., THE. See adv MONROEVILLE MILLING CO., THE. See adv.
NEW LONDON-Burk, P. H., & Son Palmer & Carr
N. FAIRFIELD-Grandon, A. W. Stevenson Bros.
NORWALK-Haines, Byron D. JENKINS, F. A., & CO. See adv.
MEAD & WOODWARD. See adv OREBAUGH BROS. See adv. Standard Flour Mills
WAKEMAN-Wakeman Milling & Ele- vator Co.
FOUNDRY.
NORWALK-Norwalk Foundry Co., The
FRUIT AND PRODUCE.
BELLEVUE-Miller Bros. Co., The
CHICAGO JUNCTION-ACME GROCERY, 1 Myrtle Ave. See adv.
NORWALK-Amato, G. Amato, R., & C. B.
BERRY BROS., 10 E Seminary St. See adv. Central Fruit Co.
Monarch Fruit & Candy Co.
NORWALK PRODUCE CO. See adv.
Pusaterr, Mathew
A. N. RICHARDS & SON
Flour, Grain, Feed, Hay, Etc.
Hard and Soft Coal
CHICAGO JUNCTION PHONE 76 OHIO
201
HURON COUNTY
FURNITURE.
BELLEVUE-Briehl, Jos., & Son Mitchel, Fred W.
GREENWICH-WILLETT, C. C. adv.
See
MONROEVILLE-Drake, Geo. F. Gross, Andrew
NEW LONDON-Carl, E. A. Hibbard, G. M.
NORWALK-DE WITT, J. S., 32-34 W Main St. See adv.
GARAGES.
BELLEVUE-Adkins, T. Ward Bellevue Garage. The
JACOBS, LOUIS, 121-22 N West St. See adv. Lamm & Overmyer
LIEBER'S GARAGE, Monroe St. See adv.
May, F. W.
Royer, C. B.
Rule, W. H.
Strecker, C. W.
Warch, Robert H.
ZECHMAN, A. W., W Main St. See adv.
CHICAGO JUNCTION-Duffey, A. J.
MEHRLING & BEELMAN COM- PANY, THE. See adv.
Riddle, L. M., & Co.
SEIGEL, J. H., Motson St. See adv. COLLINS-Bargus, E. H.
GREENWICH-NEW GARAGE, THE, See adv. Yant & Travis
MONROEVILLE-FRITZ GARAGE, Mon- roe St. See adv.
MONROEVILLE GARAGE, THE. See adv.
NEW LONDON - HOFSTATTER & HAYNES, E Main St. See adv. LEE, R. E. See adv.
NORWALK-BIG GARAGE, THE. See adv.
Central Garage
EAST END GARAGE, THE. See adv.
Hillside Garage
Kinney, L. E.
Norwalk Garage & Supply Co., The Price, Howard
SAXON SERVICE STATION, THE, 4 E Seminary St. See adv. WAKEMAN-Barnes, R. V.
GAS AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
BELLEVUE-Reitz, E. C.
NORWALK-Gfell, John H., & Co.
GENERAL STORES.
BOUGHTONVILLE-Maynard, M. I.
CENTERTON-Austin, G. L.
CHICAGO JUNCTION-Wiers, John COLLINS-Johnston, Thos. Pierce, A. W.
E. TOWNSEND-Moore, C. L.
HARTLAND-Gray, F. E. HAVANA-VAN HORN & ELM- LINGER. See adv.
NEW HAVEN-Bevier, O. E.
N. FAIRFIELD-Hankammer Bros. Rowley, Son, & Irwin.
OLENA-Butler, Harley M.
PERU-Ryerson, D. P., & Son
STEUBEN-Young & Young
WAKEMAN-BURK, F., & SON. adv. PIERCE, WM. H., & SON. adv.
See
See
Scott, M. T., & Son
W. CLARKSFIELD-McCann, R. A. Tucker, Clyde
GRAIN AND HAY.
BELLEVUE-Bellevue Farmer's Grain Co., The Buckingham, J. Fangboner, Irwin T., Co., The
Gardner, W. H., Grain & Mill Co., The
THE NEW GARAGE C. A. CRUM, Prop.
Agents for Overland Cars And Full Line of Accessories At Your Service
GREENWICH, OHIO
202
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY
GRAIN AND HAY-Continued.
BOUGHTONVILLE-Firestone & Knapp
Hawn & Hawn
Hoffman, R. E.
KEEFER, J. S., 116 Myrtle Ave. See adv.
Partarmadjieff, Ivan K.
Philhower, Chester White, R. H.
E. NORWALK-Bellamy, T. E.
E. TOWNSEND-Tough, S. C. FITCHVILLE-Hunter, M. A.
GREENWICH-Beattie, J. A. Beveridge, J. E.
Brainard, M. C.
Burgess, Hattie & E. I.
Sizer, O. W.
Washburn, Nelson G.
HAVANA-Bechtel, L. G.
VAN HORN & ELMLINGER. See adv.
MONROEVILLE-Binsack, H. G. Bleile Sisters
BROWN, P. J. See adv.
Economy Grocery Co
Eggert, Wm
Hollerbach, R. M.
Prentiss, Etta J.
Stotz, Chas.
NEW LONDON-Belville, Clarence E.
Broughton, Walter G.
Burgess, Geo. J.
Fuller, J. L.
Christmas, Chas.
Hull, Ivan L.
Deluga, Chas.
WEST BROS. See adv.
Einsel Bros.
N. FAIRFIELD-West, J. H.
Huff, John
N. MONROEVILLE-Heuser, A. W.
Kent, E. M.
NORWALK-BELLAMY, RD4. See adv.
THEO. E.,
Rice & Co.
Schlicht, H. Adolph
Blakley, D. W.
Sega Grocery
Clark, J. R.
Snyder, John G., & Son
Cline & May
Spore, Howard C.
Cook, E. A.
Whitely, Clarence
EASTMAN, D. P., 94 E Main St. See adv.
Farmers Exchange
Fiesinger, L. H. Graham, Frank Z.
"The MOST of the BEST for the LEAST"
Acme
Grocery
Phone 195
GEO. BUEHLER, Prop.
GROCERIES, FANCY FRUITS, VEGETABLES, CIGARS AND TOBACCOS No 1 Myrtle Ave. Chicago Junction, Ohio
CENTERTON - CENTERTON ELEVA- TOR, THE. See adv. Sneath-Cunningham Co., The
CHICAGO JUNCTION-RICHARDS, A. N., & SON. See adv.
GREENWICH-Cleland, J.
Firestone & Knapp
GREENWICH FARM PRODUCTS CO., THE. See adv.
HAVANA-Fangboner, Irvin T., Co., The Missig, F. W.
MONROEVILLE-ARMSTRONG, E. W., CO., THE. See adv.
HORN BROTHERS COMPANY, THE. See adv.
NORWALK-JENKINS, F. A., & CO. See adv.
MEAD & WOODWARD. See adv. WAKEMAN-French & Thomas
W. CLARKSFIELD-Kelley, Lynn Russell & Haskins
GROCERS.
BELLEVUE-Baker, John J.
Beesch, A., Co., The
Biebricker, P. A.
Brinster, B. M.
CHICAGO JUNCTION - ACME GRO- CERY, 1 Myrtle Ave. See adv. Byrer & Wheeler Ehrman & Bradley
Flucksa' Bros.
203
HURON COUNTY
GROCERS-Continued.
Hipp Bros.
Kellogg, K. B.
Knuzelman, Fred.
LINK, J. P., & SONS. See adv Martin, C. W.
May, C. L. Norwalk Wholesale House
Orr & Suhr
Phillips, Martin Co. Thoma, Edw. M.
OLENA-Cooper, J. W.
WAKEMAN-Pomeroy, C. M. PIERCE, WM. H., & SONS. adv.
See
GUNS.
NORWALK-Carpenter, C. T.
HANDLE MANUFACTURERS.
BELLEVUE-Winchester, "D" Handle Co., The
MONROEVILLE-Yingling Bros. & Co.
NORWALK-Gallupp-Ruffing Handle Co., The MeCrillis Handle Co., The
HARDWARE.
BELLEVUE-Bollenbacher, Wm., Hard- ware Co., The
Schug, Chas. W. Wyant, B. D.
CHICAGO JUNCTION-Clark, W. S., & Co. HUNTER, A. S., & SON. See adv. Trimmer Bros.
GREENWICH-Crum & Crum Hopkins, Geo. H.
HAVANA - VAN HORN & ELM- LINGER. See adv.
MONROEVILLE -HESS HARDWARE CO., THE. See adv.
NEW LONDON-Bigelow, Fred McClellan, H. Ransom, G. W.
N. FAIRFIELD-Bischoff, Arthur X.
NORWALK-JEFFERSON HARD- WARE COMPANY, THE. See adv.
PARK, J. C., 38-40 E Main St. See adv.
RAMSEY-MULLIN HARDWARE co. See adv.
WAKEMAN-BURK, F., & SON. See adv.
HARNESS.
BELLEVUE-Potter, W. W.
CHICAGO JUNCTION-White, F. T., & Son GREENWICH-Otterbacher, C. L.
MONROEVILLE-SCHMIDT, GOTT- FRIED. See adv.
NEW LONDON-Sturtevant, J. W.
NORWALK-Nagel, F. L.
WAKEMAN-Scutt, L. B.
HEATING APPARATUS.
BELLEVUE-Conway Stove Co., The ZECHMAN, A. W., W Main St. See adv.
MONROEVILLE -HESS HARDWARE CO., THE. See adv.
NORWALK-JEFFERSON HARD- WARE CO., THE. See adv.
HIDES AND WOOL.
CENTERTON - CENTERTON ELEVA- TOR, THE. See adv. NORWALK-Fisher, Abe
WEAVERS CORNERS-Jetter, Chas.
HONEY AND BEES.
BELLEVUE-Quirin, H. G.
HORSE AND SWINE BREEDERS. GREENWICH-CLINE, L. W. See adv.
Bell 34 Local 34
J. C. PARK
HARDWARE
Paints, Oils, Glass, Iron, Nails, Stoves, Ranges, Tin and Furnace Work, Furnaces, Etc.
38 and 40 E. Main St. NORWALK, OHIO
204
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY
HOTELS.
BELLEVUE-Stephan, Lenora CHICAGO JUNCTION-PARK Myrtle Ave. See adv. Seitler, Ada A.
HOTEL,
GREENWICH-STARR INN. See adv.
MONROEVILLE-Guello, Mrs. Jennie NEW LONDON-Marriott, Mrs. Emma NORWALK-Avalon Hotel Bogart, Dolcie Colonial Hotel
Eppley, E. C.
European Hotel
Gawne, W. H.
Norwalk Hotel
Reineck, A. H.
Stag Hotel
Wheaton Hotel
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
NORWALK-BUTLER'S BAZAAR, 30 E Main St. See adv.
JEFFERSON HARDWARE
co., THE. See adv.
ICE.
NORWALK-FREY, JOSEPH, 51 Bene- dict Ave. See adv. Maple City Ice Co., The
ICE CREAM AND CONFECTIONERY.
BELLEVUE-Bogenrief, H. S. Clemens. Wm. A. Eden, Clarence
PHILLIPS CANDY KITCHEN,
114 E Main St. See adv. Reitz, Geo. W.
CHICAGO JUNCTION-MEYER'S KERY. See adv.
BA-
GREENWICH-Martin, J. F.
NEW LONDON-Athanasakos, Tom HULL, JENNIE. See adv.
NORWALK-LEE & CYPHERS, 70 E Main St. See adv.
Morrison, H. C. Neville, Jos. C. Norwalk Candy Kitchen
Thompson, Konidelia J.
INSURANCE.
CHICAGO JUNCTION-SIMMER- MACHER, PAUL. See adv.
NORWALK-BLACKMAN & FOLTZ
CO., 1 & 3 Lais Block. See adv. BOWEN CO., THE, Room 8, Whittle- sey Block. See adv.
Hartline & Jordan
JORDAN, W. J., Room 5, Gallup Block. See adv.
OHIO FARMERS' INS. CO., THE, Gardiner Block. See adv.
WASHBURN, T. R. See adv.
IRON AND STEEL.
BELLEVUE-Klein Iron Works, The
JEWELRY.
BELLEVUE-Cupp, Clarence V. Downs, Harry
Guenther, G. L.
CHICAGO JUNCTION-HOLMES, A. L. See adv.
Moore, C. S. Sharick, R. P.
GREENWICH-McCullow, W. B.
MONROEVILLE-Downing, L. J.
NEW LONDON-Carter, O. G.
Nottage, E. E.
N. FAIRFIELD-Boughton Bros.
NORWALK-BUTLER'S BAZAAR, 30 E Main St. See adv. Gilger Co., The MAYLE, E. J. See adv.
WAKEMAN-Ennes, C. E.
THE OHIO FARMERS INSURANCE CO.
Represented by C. B. LAWRENCE
Gardiner Block NORWALK, OHIO
205
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JUNK.
GREENWICH-Sutton, J. J.
NORWALK-Bray, Harry KEMPER, H. See adv. Lichtesien, M. J. Morrison Iron Co.
LAUNDRIES.
BELLEVUE-Huff & Kreinbihl
CHICAGO JUNCTION-Moles, Clarence K.
NORWALK-TROY LAUNDRY, 35-37 Whittlesey Ave. See adv.
LIGHT, HEAT AND POWER.
BELLEVUE - Bellevue Illuminating &
Power Co.
NORWALK-CITY WATER WORKS & ELECTRIC LIGHT OFFICE, 38 Whittlesey Ave. See adv.
HERMAN, F. J. See adv.
Logan Natural Gas & Fuel Co., The
SOUTHWESTERN LIGHT & POWER SERVICE DEPT., THE. See adv.
LIQUOR.
CHICAGO JUNCTION-Chicago Liquor Co.
LIVERY.
BELLEVUE-Roush, John H.
CHICAGO-BLANCHARD, B. O. See adv.
NEW LONDON-McArdle, J. D. NORWALK-Burns, George B. Harkness, J. M., & Sons
LOCKS.
BELLEVUE-Walsh Safety Lock Snap Co., The
LUMBER.
BELLEVUE-Gross Lumber Co., The
BOUGHTONVILLE-Hanvill, Geo. J.
CHICAGO JUNCTION-Beelman Manufac-
turing & Lumber Co., The
Shelby Lumber Co., The
GREENWICH-Greenwich Lumber Co. Pettit, J. W.
MONROEVILLE-Ruggles, W. S. Schneide, H. J.
NEW LONDON-Fuller & Kirkton Reynolds Lumber Co., The
N. FAIRFIELD-Hanvill, A. E.
NORWALK-Himberger Lumber Co., The Lee Bert Lumber Co.
ROBERT HIXON LUMBER CO., THE. See adv.
PERU-Backus, Wm. A. WAKEMAN-McMANN, J. J. See adv.
FOR
Electric Service Lighting and Power
IT SHOULD BE
SOUTHWESTERN SERVICE "Don't Let 'Em Tell You Different" "ECONOMIZE" Use and Maintain it at
the following rates :
For Lighting-Net Rates
Per K.W.H.
Installations of 3 H. P. and over
Per K.W.H.
For first 100 K. W. H. per month @ 4c
next 30
@ 41/2 C
60 44 @ 312 ℃
over 100
@ 3c
" 2000
@ 14c
over 3000 @ 11/2 C
DISCOUNTS :- 5% from Gross Bill under $50 per month
7 1/2 %
$50 to $100
10%
over $100
If paid within 10 days from date of Bill
These rates are the lowest. We appreciate your business. Give us a trial. No minimum charge, you pay only for what you use. Don't be doubtful, do it to-day.
THE SOUTHWESTERN LIGHT & POWER SERVICE DEPARTMENT
NORWALK, OHIO
R. E. FREDERICI, Local Mgr. PHONES: Bell, 78. Local, 235
FOR POWER
For first 10 K. W. H. per month @ 61/2 C
next 100 800
@ 3c
@ 2c
206
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY
MACHINISTS AND MACHINERY.
COLLINS-Union Bending Works NEW LONDON-Arnold-Creager Co., The NORWALK-Frederick Machine Works
MARBLE AND GRANITE.
BELLEVUE-Bellevue Monument Co.
NORWALK -SMITH MONUMENTAL WORKS, THE, Monroe & Prospect Sts. See adv.
MEATS.
BELLEVUE-Boehler, H. J. Furness, G. A. Kistler, A. G. Wills, Geo.
CHICAGO JUNCTION-Brown & Brown Griffin & Meier Jordan, H. L. Schwab, F. C.
GREENWICH-Breneman & Farley Swimmer, E. F.
MONROEVILLE-Link, Mrs. Jos. J. Meyer, Paul, & Son
NEW LONDON-Miller, A. M. WEST BROTHERS. See adv.
N. FAIRFIELD-Stotts, Harold L. NORWALK-Hoyt, Fred A. Lang Bros. Lenz, Edward J. Lieber, Otto J. Wilson, Herbert A. WAKEMAN-Gerber, Geo. A.
MEAT PACKERS.
BELLEVUE-Zehner Bros. Packing Co., The
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
CHICAGO JUNCTION-Simmermacher, Geo. NEW LONDON-Cunningham & White
MILLINERY.
BELLEVUE-Greenslade Amanda L. Moore, K. Mowery, A. B. White, Vivian A.
CHICAGO JUNCTION-Frye, Emma D. Stapf, Anna Underwood & Underwood
GREENWICH-Tilton, Mrs. Hattie S.
MONROEVILLE-Thorn, Miss Edith
NEW LONDON-Foote, M., & Co. Watterhouse, Miss Mattie E.
NORWALK-Ernst, Mrs. S. J. Henry, Miss Nellie Orr Millinery Co. Sherman & Coggshall
WAKEMAN-Hurst, Amy
NEWS AGENCIES.
CHICAGO JUNCTION-Swartz, J. S.
NEW LONDON-HULL, JENNIE. See adv.
N. FAIRFIELD-Chapman, Miss Daisy C. NORWALK-Haas, Geo. & Son
NEWSPAPERS.
BELLEVUE-Gazette
CHICAGO JUNCTION-TELEGRAPH, THE. See adv. TIMES, THE. See adv.
GREENWICH-Enterprise
MONROEVILLE-Spectator
NEW LONDON-Record
NORWALK-Central States Guide
HURON COUNTY NEWS, THE. See adv.
NORWALK EXPERIMENT, THE. See adv. Ohio Law Bulletin REFLECTOR-HERALD, THE. See adv. WAKEMAN-World
1883
1912 The Times=and-The Telegraph (THURSDAY) (MONDAY)
Both $1.50 Per Year
Commercial and Job Printing, too ED A. EVANS, Editor and Publisher CHICAGO JUNCTION OHIO
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NOVELTIES AND VARIETIES.
BELLEVUE-Miller, Alice V.
Raish, Geo.
CHICAGO JUNCTION-New York Racket Store
Ornwake, Ira F. Strahm, C. H.
GREENWICH-Richards, Geo. W.
NEW LONDON-Johnson, Geo. W. Rogers, A. S.
NORWALK-Butler, Edw. W.
OFFICE SUPPLIES.
BELLEVUE-Bellevue Merchandise Co.,
The Horton, E. W., Co.
OPTICIANS.
CHICAGO JUNCTION-HOLMES, A. L. See adv.
MONROEVILLE-Krieder, E. R.
NORWALK-GARDNER, A. D. adv.
See
PAPER.
BELLEVUE-Bellevue Paper Co. Callaghan, M. J.
PAINTS AND PAINTERS.
MONROEVILLE -HESS HARDWARE CO., THE. See adv.
NORWALK-Birmingham, Ed. PARK, J. C., 38-40 E Main St. See adv.
WILKINSON, S. A., 97 E Main St. See adv.
PHOTOGRAPHERS AND PHOTOG- RAPHERS' SUPPLIES.
BELLEVUE-Gaugler, S. P. Jewell, M.
CHICAGO JUNCTION-HOLMES, A. L. See adv.
WILLIAMS PHARMACY. See adv.
NEW LONDON-Graves, M. E.
NORWALK-BATEHAM, C. S., 56 E Main St. See adv.
Foster, F. D.
Kniebes, E. F.
PHYSICIANS.
BELLEVUE-Kent, F. Marion Rubard, Dr.
Wehs, Chas. J.
CHICAGO JUNCTION-Blaine, H. G. Buckingham, E. V. B.
Ewing, H. H.
McCreight, G C.
Rumbaugh, D. W. Whistler, L. H.
COLLINS-Johnston, Wm. H.
FITCHVILLE-Bell, C. S.
GREENWICH-McCready, J. A. May, R. V. Reynolds, R. B.
MONROEVILLE-Hindley, M. L. Martin, W. C.
Pilkey, Dr.
NEW LONDON-Cranston, B. S.
Ernest, R. W.
Reese, Jas. W.
Roasberry & Jacoby Weedman, C. B.
N. FAIRFIELD-Jones, L. L.
N. FAIRFIELD-Mackintosh, A. A.
NORWALK-BATTLES, M. L. Office Hours: 9.00-11.30 A. M .; 1.30-3.30 P. M .; 7.00-8.00 P. M.
Bebout, S. J.
Coupeland, J. D.
Crecelius, E. W.
Gill, W. E.
Hawley, E. N.
Lawrence, W. W.
MAYNE, J. F., Suite 14, Gardiner Block. Office Hours : 1.00-2.30 P. M .; 7.00-8.00 P. M. Phone 1 on 354 Local.
A. L. HOLMES GRADUATE OPTICIAN
WATCHMAKER and PHOTOGRAPHER Chicago Junction Ohio
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of turpentine, and hold them in place under the body with dry blankets, or rub the abdomen with stimulants - or mustard water. If cramp is due to irri- tation in the bowels, a cure is not com- plete until a physic of aloes, one ounce; or linseed oil, one pint, is given. Soapy or salt water aids the cure when used as an injection.
COLIC, WIND .- Is caused by feeding after a long fasting, or when the animal is exhausted by driving, or by new grain or hay, too much grain fed, or by sour or indigestible food. The horse seems dull, paws, and the pains are continuous. The belly enlarges, and when struck in front of the haunches sounds like a drum. If not soon relieved, difficult breathing, sweating, staggering and death follow. Give alkalines to neutralize the gases formed. No simple remedy is better than common baking soda, two to four ounces. If this fails, give chloride of lime in half-ounce doses, or the same quantity of carbonate of am- monia dissolved and diluted with oil or milk, until relieved. Chloral hydrate is particularly useful in both wind and spasmodic colic. Horsemen would be wise to keep it ready for emergencies. Physic should be given in flatulent colic, and turpentine, one to two ounces, with linseed oil, eight ounces, frequently, to stimulate the motion of the bowels. Colic should not be neglected nor the patient left, until you are certain of cure or death.
COUGH .- If a horse coughs, dampen his hay, wet his mixed feed, keep him out of a draught; after exercise blanket him. (See Heaves.)
CRIBBING OR WIND-SUCKING .- This is a bad habit, rather than a disease. The horse bites his manger or other con- venient object, sucks air and makes a peculiar grunting noise. Prevention aids a cure. Iron mangers and stable fittings are a great help; or box stalls containing no projecting wooden objects.
CURB .- A curved, unnatural condition of the back part of the hock. Lameness, enlargement and more or less inflam- mation are symptoms. Liniments, iodine ointment, blisters, and, as a last resort, firing, are all recommended.
DISTEMPER .- Keep hot poultices of bread and milk or oil meal on the neck of horses with throat distemper ; change them often. In severe cases, rub the glands and muscles with spirits of tur- pentine and camphor. (See Choking Distemper.)
DYSENTERY .- If this trouble exists, place the horse in a dry, well-ventilated stable, rub the surface of the body fre- quently, and keep it and the legs warm with blankets and bandages. The food must be light and easy to digest, the water pure and in small quantities. Give first, castor oil, one-half pint, and laudanum, two ounces. The strength must be kept up by milk punches, eggs, beef tea, oatmeal gruel, etc.
EYE. - See Hooks, Pink-Eye and Blindness.
FARCY .- A form of glanders which at- tacks the skin. (See Glanders.)
FETLOCK .- If this be sprained and the injury slight, bandage and apply cold water frequently. Where the lameness is intense, and the swelling and heat great, the leg should be kept in a con- stant stream of cold water. When the inflammation has been subdued, the joint should be blistered. (See Knuckling.)
FITS .- See Staggers.
FOUNDER .- The front feet are usually affected, the delicate laminæ being in- flamed. Acute founder, if not cured, de- velops into chronic founder, and no sure cure is known for the latter stage of the disease. The trouble may come from any one of several causes : Long or hard driving, hard pavements or roads, feeding or watering a horse while he is exceedingly warm or tired, etc., etc. Lameness, pain and heat in the fore feet, are common symptoms. For an attack of this kind, the best things to do are. about as follows: Get the shoes off, put the horse in his stall, and soak or pack his feet in cold water, moss, or whatever is handy; give a tablespoonful of saltpeter as a drench three times a day; send for a veterinarian.
GALLS .- See Shoulder and Wind Galls.
GIDDINESS .- A horse which is fre- quently or occasionally overtaken with this trouble is dangerous to use. It is hard to cure. It indicates the need of moderate driving, especially in hot weather, and that a small amount of hay should be fed.
.GLANDERS .- Whenever a horse is seen to bleed or emit offensive matter from the nostrils, glanders may be suspected and home treatment should not be at- tempted. It may be a dangerous case, which is fatal alike to man and beast. A veterinary surgeon should be called.
GORGED STOMACH .- This results when a horse has been fed after a long fast. The small stomach of a horse is so dis-
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tended that it is unable to contract itself upon its contents, a motion which is necessary in digestion. The horse be- comes stupid, slight colicky symptoms are observed, and he carries his head low and extended. As he grows worse he paws, becomes delirious, is covered with cold sweat, trembles, slobbers, stag- gers and drops dead. Treatment is dif- ficult. A purgative of Barbadoes aloes, one ounce, should be given at once, fol- lowed by Cayenne pepper, one-half ounce, or Jamaica ginger, one-half ounce. If the bowels can be stimu- lated to act, they will in a measure re- lieve the stomach. For this purpose, use turpentine, two ounces, and linseed oil, eight ounces.
GREASE HEEL .- See Scratches.
HEAVES .- A peculiar movement of the abdomen and flank, points to heaves; a cough usually accompanies it. There is no cure for the established disease. Careful dieting will relieve the distress, but this will appear as bad as ever when the stomach is overloaded. The best quality of food lessens heaves. Food that is too bulky and which lacks nutri- ment, has much to do with the disease. Feed affected animals only a small quantity of hay once a day, and in- variably water at least fifteen minutes before feeding, and never directly after meal. Work right after eating aggra- vates the symptoms. Carrots, potatoes or turnips, chopped or mixed with oats or corn, are a good diet. What bulky food is given should be in the evening. Medical treatment is worth less than dieting. A predisposition to the disease may be inherited.
HIDEBOUND .- A symptom, not a dis- ease. The trouble comes because the horse is out of condition, or because he has worms, bad teeth, indigestion, or some chronic disease.
Hock .- See Capped Hock, etc.
HOOKS .- There is a widespread de- lusion that hooks, so called, is a disease affecting the horse's eye. A barbarous custom among cruel men is to forcibly destroy the membrane which keeps the eye free from foreign substances, but the cruelty does not accomplish the de- sired result, though it may injure or destroy the eye. The obstinacy of the membrane simply shows something to be wrong in the anatomy of the horse, just as the tongue will indicate to the observing physician when the stomach of his subject is out of order. To cut or disturb the hooks in the eyes is as
absurd as to doctor the tongue instead of the stomach in the human case.
› INDIGESTION .- Some horses, although having a good appetite, remain gaunt and thin from indigestion. They should be given some strong purgative, like Barbadoes aloes, combined with pow- dered ginger, one-half ounce; Glauber's. salts, one-half pound, dissolved in a quart of water. When the intestines have been thoroughly cleaned by this process, give daily the following powder : Sulphate of iron, three drachms; sul- phate of soda, two ounces; nux vomica, ten grains; ginger, one-half ounce. This powder may be continued daily for a month. Give all the rock salt the ani- mal will lick.
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