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Boobecker, Jacob, real estate agent.
Brosius, Samuel, contractor and builder.
Burnaby, Miss Anna, school teacher.
Cobbs, Amasa, dry goods and groceries.
Cobbs, Miss Bessie, school teacher.
Cobbs, Thomas, undertaker.
Coppock, J. T., commercial traveler.
Coppock, S. P., dealer in lumber ..
Early, J. M., dry goods and groceries.
Grim, John, shoe store.
Hartzell & Bro., stock raisers.
Hemningway, David, coal operator.
Israel, Henry, stock raiser.
Malsbury, J. W., harness maker.
Nayear, J. B., brick manufacturer.
Oesch, Fred, sweitzer cheese factory.
Shreve, Ed., liveryman.
Sommers & Co., millers.
Stanly, Byron, carpenter.
Stanly, Chas., carpenter.
Urmson, Ralph, coal operator.
Webb, M. B., physician and surgeon.
+ Webb & Ellett, general store. Woods, Wm., blacksmith.
Woolman, M., justice of the peace.
Young, R. C., carriage shop.
Zieger & Sherer, coal operators.
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BELVIDEER.
(See Frederick.)
Headquarters for CARRIAGES at GILMAN & WILLSON'S.
Watches, Clocks and Silverware, "Lowest Prices," at Guthman Bros., the Jewelers.
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For Carpets, Curtains, Off Cloths, Window Fixtures, O'Neill's takes the lead.
N. H. BURCH & CO.'s 478
BERLIN CENTRE.
A village of 300 population, situated on the Alliance, Niles & Ashtabula R. R. (Mark all goods to be shipped " Berlin.") The county is generally level, and the products are grain and wool. Tele- graph, Western Union; express, Adams ; mail, daily.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Beckman, Elias, merchant tailor.
Brown, John, saloon.
Carson, W. F., physician.
Hughes, W. K., physician.
Hughes & Nissier, druggists.
Johnston & Miller, millinery store ..
King, R. H., hotel keeper.
Kriner, H., & Son, blacksmiths.
Lewis Bros. & Kaiser, dry goods.
Lyman, A. W., furniture store.
Miller, Rev. I. J.
Porter & Cline, saloon.
Stanley, B. T., dry goods.
Tubbs, B. A., liveryman.
Weimer, A. H., physician.
White, T. J., harness maker.
Woolf, George R., hardware.
LEWIS BROS. & KAISER, BERLIN CENTER, OHIO, --- DEALERS IN ---
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Hardware, Medicines, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Ready-Made Clothing, &c.
CITY LOTS ON EASY PAYMENTS. Call on Caleb B. Wick, 102 N. Phelps St.
Largest Assortment of HAND TURNED SHOES at J. W. Smith's, 15 West Federal St.
EBIRADORE OWA BOOOD YAO
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Table Cutlery, Best and Cheapest.
A. J. WILLIAMS,
IX W. Federal Street.
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BOARDMAN.
A small village of 100 population, situated in Boardman Town- ship, about 576 miles from Youngstown, the county seat and the near- est railroad, express and telegraph station.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Chambers. James B., school teacher.
Davidson, Edward, postmaster.
Eyster, Elias, wagon maker.
Glen, Austin, saw mill.
Hall & Ripley, saw and planing mill.
Heck, Solomon, blacksmith.
Kiper, Frank, blacksmith.
Kirk & Detchon, stock dealers.
Moody, Miss Olive, school teacher.
Moody, Warner, school teacher.
Stafford, Miss Emma, school teacher.
BOSWELL.
A small village of se population, whose chief products are cheesc- making and farming. The nearest shipping station is Damascus, on the P. Ft. W. & C. R. R.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Armstrong, S. H., Justice of the Peace.
Coppock, Isaac 'E., postmaster, merchant and harness maker.
Eckert, F., dealer in poultry.
Hinchman, J. S., shipper of stock.
Holderman, Joseph, fruit grower.
Keeler, Fred, dealer in fine horses.
Malmsberry, Rev. George.
Stratton, Rev. Isaac.
Tucker, A. C., blacksmith.
A Good Plush Parlor Set at Gilman & Willson's for $35.00.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED in every instance at Z. E. GEUSS', 123 W. Federal.
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BRIER HILL. (See Youngstown.)
CALLA.
A small but enterprising village of 200 population, situated on the Niles & New Lisbon branch of the N. Y., P. & O. R. R., about 2 1/2 miles south of Canfield. The industries are varied, but among those worthy of note are three steam saw mills. Express-United States ; Telegraph-Western Union.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Beard, Monroe, dealer in live stock.
Coy, Elder Silas, minister.
Gibbons & Miller, steam saw mill.
Hendricks Bros., poultry dealers.
Loveland, A., sweitzer cheese manufacturer.
Miller, John, groceries and provisions.
Miller, Minerva, school teacher.
Paulin, E. E., steam saw mill.
'TempHin, L., postmaster.
Templin, L., & Sons, florists and seedmen ; plants by mail a specialty.
Templin, M. B., wood engraver and printer.
Toot, Solomon, steam saw mill.
CANFIELD.
An incorporated village of about 1000 population, and the fourth largest in the county. It is situated in the midst of a fine agricultural and coal district, and all trains on the Niles & New Lisbon branch of
For City Lots, go to CALEB B. WICK, 102 N. Phelps St., he seus ou long time.
Gents' Fine Hand-Sewed Shoes a Specialty at J. W. Smith's, 15 West Federal Street.
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When you want China or Glassware, Federal si,, will suit you. A. J. WILLIAMS, HI W.
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the N. Y., P. & O. R. R. stop here, besides having a daily stage line to Youngstown. Five churches, one public school and a bank are among the signs of prosperity of the place. Express -- Adams and United States ; Telegraph-Western Union. Mail daily.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
American House, I. M. Twiss, proprietor, accommodations first class. Good stabling attached.
Betts, I. F., pump factory.
Boughton, Geo. W .. handle factory.
Bunnell, I. H., harness maker.
Callahan, P. W., general blacksmith.
Canfield Lumber Co., saw and planing mill.
Clewell, J. H., saw and planing mill.
Crooks, S. K., flour and feed.
Dodson, John, hardware, groceries and provisions.
Edwards Bros., groceries, dry goods, hardware, &c.
Fishel, Gideon, proprietor stage line between Canfield and Youngs- town.
Fulliler, Peter, blacksmith.
Harter, Henry, marble works.
Hollis & Bros., hardware store.
Huxsaw, Neff, butcher.
Kimerle, Martin, carriage shop.
King & Corll, druggists.
Kirk, James C., dealer in dry goods, groceries, notions, cloth- ing, &c.
Kyle, W. H., tin shop.
Lynn, G. F., postmaster.
Lynn Bros., druggists and general merchandise.
Macklin, S. S., furniture store.
Mahoning Dispatch, weekly, Fowler & Son, publishers.
Owen, Thomas, livery stable.
Porter, A. S., carpenter, builder and contractor.
Rupright, George.
Sanzenbacher, J., & Co., tanners and manufacturers of belting, &c. Sattler, J. P., saloon.
Servis, Miss M. V., milliner.
The Largest Stock of CHAMBER SETS in Ash, Cherry and Walnut, at Gilman & Willson's.
LARGEST STOCK OF GOLD FINGER RINGS TO BE FOUND AT GUTHMAN BROS.
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James O'Neill & Co., The Leading Bry Goods and Millinery Store, EN131 West Federal Street. La
4S2 V. H. BURCH & CO.'S
Shellhorn, G. W., manufacturer and dealer in boots, shoes and rub- bers.
Stafford & Calvin, grist mill, dealers in flour, corn meal and mill feed. Cash paid for grain.
Strock, C. C., carriage shop.
Van Myuing & Co., bankers.
J. SANZENBACHER CO.,
Near the N. Y., P. & O. Depot, CANFIELD, O.,
-- AND-MANUFACTURERS OF ---- Leather Belting, Harness Leather. Pulley Covers, Harvester Straps and Emery Wheel Covers.
SUCCESSORS TO EDWARDS & CO.
EDWARDS BROTHERS,
Groceries and General Merchandise.s.
We keep a general line of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Fancy Goods, Notions, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Trunks. WALL AND CEILING PAPERS, AMMUNITION, &c.
When you want anything from a bunch of Rick Rack to a barrel of salt it will pay you to give us a call.
EDWARDS BROTHERS. CANFIELD, - - OHIO.
CALEB B. WICK has lots for sale In all parts of the City, On LONG TIME.
A full line of Misses' and Children's Spring-Heel Shoes at J. W. Smiths, 15 W. Federal. G. R. EDWARDS, M. L. EDWARDS,
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Crockery, Table Cutlery, Wall Paper, in endless variety, at A. J. Williams', Ir W. Federal st.
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AMERICAN .. HOUSE
I. M. TWISS, PROPRIETOR,
CANFIELD,
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Best accommodations to the Traveling Public.
COITSVILLE.
A small village, 5 miles southeast from Youngstown, the county seat.
CORNERSBURG.
A village of 250 population, within a short distance of Youngs- town, the nearest railroad station.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ewing, Calvin, school teacher.
Jones, David, blacksmith.
Kirk, Miss Helen, school teacher.
Morgan, John, saloon.
Smidt, Peter, blacksmith.
Stafford, D). W., physician.
Stronse, J. D., postmaster and dealer in groceries and notions. Wise, Amos, saloon.
Zimmerman Bros., butchers.
OUR MOTTO: "Best Goods, Lowest Prices." Gilman & Willson.
For a Garment cut after Scientific Principles call on L. E. Geuss, 123 West Federal St.
O'Neill sells Silks, Satins and Velvets
that can be
relied on.
484 N. H. BURCH & CO.'S
COLUMBIANA.
A small village of 150 population, about four miles from Colum- biana, on the P., Ft. W. & C. Ry., the nearest railroad and express station.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Burns, John, merchant tailor.
Buzard, George, postmaster.
Buzard, George, & Son, general dealers in dry goods and groceries, hardware, crockery, hats, caps, boots and shoes.
Engler, Wm., cooper.
Hendricks, Wm., blacksmith.
Houlette, Lewis, hack line, Lewistown and Columbiana.
Houts, James, plasterer.
Renkenberger, Wm., shoemaker.
Walters & Thoman, coal miners.
Wise, F. N., blacksmith.
Wunderlin, D., dealer in groceries, notions, tobacco and cigars, patent medicines, boots and shoes, cutlery, jewelry, nails, plows, &c.
Yoder & Rupert, saw mill.
ELLSWORTH.
An incorporated village of about Icoo, situated on the Alliance, Niles & Ashtabula R. R., and also within a few miles of Salem, on the P., Ft. W. & C. Ry. The country and surroundings are admir ?- bly adapted to sheep raising, which is carried on very extensively, be- sides it boasts of some very fine residences, churches, &c. . Express -- Adams.
Real Estate Office, CALEB B. WICK, 102 N. Phelps Street.
A complete stock of Slippers, all prices, at J. W. Smith's, 15 West Federal Street.
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Wall Paper. Only look at
A. J. Williams' assortment, Federal st. II West
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Brooke, G. W., physician and surgeon.
Dakin, A., carpenter.
Dickson, Miss Ada R., school teacher.
Dickson, R. W., school teacher.
Dickson W. A. S., school teacher.
Fleck, R. N., township trustee.
Geoltz, John, constable.
Harmon, N., blacksmith.
Howard, R. E., township trustee.
Hull, E., carpenter.
Hull, J., & Son, coopers.
Huxley, Miss May, school teacher.
Huxley, Philo, township trustee.
King, N. W., township clerk.
Knauf, Martin, school teacher.
Knauf, N., justice of the peace.
Mckinney, John, treasurer of township.
McNeilly, Walter, school teacher.
Miller, D. A., justice of the peace.
Reese, Rev. J. W. Rose, H. H., landlord. Webb, G. A., constable. White & Hanna, merchants.
FREDERICK.
More commonly known as Belvideer, a small village, whose near- est railroad station is Kean ; population about 50.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Carson, John, postmaster. Humphrey, G., blacksmith. Rinkberger, L., teacher. Shilling, G., miller.
FOR FURNITURE, GO TO GILMAN & WILLSON.
You can get more Goods for less money at Guthmen Bros.' Jewelry Store than elsewhere.
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Mourning Goods a Specialty, at
JAMES O'NEILL & CO .. 131 W. Federal Street.
486
N. H. BURCH & CO.'S
GARFIELD.
A small station on the P., Ft. W. & C. Ry., population about 100.
GREENFORD.
A very thriving little village situated on the Niles & New Lisbon Branch of the N. Y. P. & O. Although small, the population being only about 255, Greenford has a number of mills, of which we find ~ saw, I planing, and tile works, etc.
It is also commonly known as Green Village.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bush, Daniel K., grocery.
Callahan, M. C., Justice of the Peace.
Dubbs, C. D., grocery and shoe store.
Duglas, Charles, book and shoe store.
Ralin, J., & Son, dealers in dry goods, groceries, hardware, &c.
Hoffman, T., wagon shop.
Huffman, S., & Co., planing and cider mills.
Myers, Jacob, contractor.
Reichdatt, A., & Co., tile works.
Roller, T. W., dealer in fruits.
Schaefer, E., & Co., flouring mill.
Schaefernocker, Christian, harness maker.
Schiller, Andrew W., physician.
Schroy, Henry, wagon maker.
Stahl, John V., druggist.
Werkart, John M., postmaster.
Wight, James M., hotel keeper.
Zimmerman, L., saw mill.
Zuisler, G. J., blacksmith.
EASY PAYMENTS Caleb B. Wick, ON CITY LOTS.
REAL ESTATE OFFICE. . 102 N. Phelps Street.
Ladies' Hand-Turned Shoes, every style and price, at J. W. Smiths, 15 W. Federal St.
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Fine Cut Glassware, the best assortment at A. J. WILLIAMS', r \. Federal Street, Youngstown o.
YOUNGSTOWN CITY DIRECTORY. 487
J. HAHN & SON,
--- DEALERS IN ---
>GENERAL MERCHANDISE, 4+
Groceries, Provisions, Hardware, &c., Grconfordi, Ohio.
HASELTON.
(See Youngstown.)
KYLE'S CORNERS.
A small village situated south of Youngstown, the nearest rail- road and express station. Coal mining is the principal industry. Pop- ulation about 150.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barckley, Miss L., school teacher.
Brooks, David, merchant.
Eyster, Elias, wagon maker.
Hill, Eli, farmer.
Jones, W. R., saloon.
Kyle, Elias, farmer.
Kyle, Ira, farmer.
Kypher, Henry, blacksmith.
Oatey, Jonathan, miner.
Osborn, Eli, farmer.
Smith, George, butcher.
Smith, James W., mill man.
Swanton, Miss Alice, school teacher.
OFFICE DESKS. GO TO GILMAN & WILLSON.
It will pay you to call and examine goods and prices at L. E. Genss', Artistic Tailor.
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O'Neill's New Dry Goods Store
takes the lead. Their prices are always the Lowest.
15 West Federal Street.
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Thomas, Edward, miner. Webb, John, miner. Williams, Thomas, saloon.
Williams, Win. MI., Jr., postmaster, and dealer in general merchandise.
LOWELLVILLE.
Is located on the P. & L. E., P. & W., and A. & P. Division of 1 the Pennsylvania Co. R. R's., 5 miles southeast of Youngstown. It is an important railroad station and is easily accessible from all points, , through connections made with other roads. It is the second place in size and population in the county, numbering at the present time about 1,000 inhabitants. It is very pleasantly situated, and contains, in ' addition to its places of business, many very fine private residences. Among the principal manufacturing establishments may be mentioned
, the planing mill of David Dickson, the works of the Ohio Iron and Steel Co., and the large flouring mill of the Lowell Milling Co., with a daily capacity of 150 barrels of flour, and which gives employ- ment to a number of hands.
The Adams, American, and United States Express Companies have offices here, also the Western Union Telegraph Co.
BUY J. W. SMITH'S $3.00 SHOE,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Alexander, Dutton, saloon.
Anderson, Miss Sade, teacher, Public Schools.
Barnes, Mrs. M. E., teacher, Public Schools.
Book, M. H., prop. Mahoning House, good accommodations, livery in connection.
Cowden, J. N., physician.
Cowden, J. W., physician.
Dickson, J. D., saw and planing mill, and dealer in all kinds of lumber.
Erskins, James & Sons, general merchandise.
Real Estate Office, CALEB B. WICK, 102 N. Phelps Street.
To: D. Brown. Manager
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MANTUACTI PELS DE
WINTER WHEAT FLOUR Mithings, Bron C.
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"Golden Anchor."
Complete Ruller Process.
Capacity, 160 Bbis. Daily.
Lowellville.
Ohio.
D. C. MOORE,
Grupuries sod Fruvisions, Ligare, Tobacon, FRUITS, VEGETABLES, &C.
Water Street,
Lowellville, Ohio.
Samuel E. Sloan, HORSESHOEING And General Blacksmithing
Luwellville. - Dhin.
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C. C. REEDER. -PROPHET .:-
LOWELLVILLE, OHIO. HARDWOOD LUMBER.
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INSUR. ANOS AGENT,
Lowellville, Ohio.
Akron Stoneware Agency,
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ROCKINGHAM AND YELLOW WARE.
WHITMORE, ROBINSONS & CO.
CHLO STONEWARE CO.
ANTON STONEWARE CO
WEEKS COOK & WEEKS
F. W. ROCKWELL & CO.
WILLIAM ROWLEY.
YTILL & MARKLE
THOMAS BROS .
MYERS & HALL
NIE : S SPINTWARK CO
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Office, 1200 East Market Street, corner Water, Sixth Ward.
ATION, OHIO.
A. J. Williams keeps the Finest Wall Paper in Youngstown. Block of
YOUNGSTOWN CITY DIRECTORY.
Ferris, Newton S., freight and ticket agent P. & W. R. R., - Railroad tickets, East, West, North, and South ; agent P. & W. Express Co., and manager W. U. Telegraph Co., office at P. & W. depot.
Floyd, Louis, barber.
Heiliger, Henry L. K., liquors, cigars and tobacco, whole- sale and retail ; billiards and pool.
Liggeti, Will., carriage and . wagon shop, repairing neatly done.
LOMAN, E., groceries, hardware, stoves, tin, farming implements, harness, notions, and sewing machines.
McQuillan, Francis, sample room, choice wines, liquors and cigars.
Macy, Miss Ellen, teacher, Public Schools.
Mahoning House, M H. Book, prop., first class in every department, good livery in connection.
Moore, D. C., groceries and provisions, cigars, tobacco, &c. Nocks Bros., saloon and billiards.
Porter Bros., (W. J., and H. L.,) props. meat market, dealers in and shippers of hides, near the P. & L. E., and P. & W. R. R. depots.
P. & W. Express Co., N. S. Ferris, agent, office at P. A. W. depot.
Reeder, C. C., prop. Reeder House, and dealer in hardwood lumber, office opp, P. & I. E. and P. & W. R. R. depots.
Reeder, Calvin L., insurance agent, U. S. Ex. agent an 1 livery, office Third street, opp. P. & L. E. and P. & W. R. R. depots.
Rhodes, O. A., physician.
Roller, Frank J., principal Lowell Public Schools.
Sloan, Samuel E., horseshoeing and general blacksmithing. Stewart, R. H., physician.
Smith, M. D., postmaster, and dealer in dry goods, groceries. &c.
Sutton, Joseph, brickmaker.
The Lowell Milling Co., manufacturers of choice grades of flour, middlings, bran, &c.
The Ohio Iron & Steel Co., pres., Thos. H. Wells, sec. and treas., Robert Bentley.
U. S. Ex. Co., C. L. Reeder, agent, office Third street, opp. P. & L. E. and P. & W. R. R. depots.
Gilman & Willson, the Largest Stock and LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY. .
$5 will buy a pair of SOLID GOLD SPECTACLES of CUTHMAN BROS., the JEWELERS.
James O'Neill & Co. are constantly Offering bargafas in every department.
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Western Union Telegraph Co., N. S. Ferris, mana- ger, office at P. & W. depot.
Whitstone, E, & Som, groceries, provisions, tobacco, cigars, notions, choice fruits and vegetables in season.
Williams, Byron S., baggage master, P. & W. R. R.
MELTON.
A small village in Milton Township, on town county line between Mahoning and Trumbull Counties. The nearest railroad station is Pritchard. A flour and saw mill are in operation here, and formerly a woolen mill. Stock raising is one of the principal products of the surroundings. Population about 150.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barger, Henry, carpenter.
Bronson, Wm., surveyor.
Callander, James M., grist and saw mills.
Glass, John, mail carrier.
Ewing, H. J , attorney.
Hoen, Alvin, blacksmith.
lexx, XX., physician and surgeon, and postmaster.
Scott, Robert, constable.
Yeager, Joseph, poultry dealer.
Wensner, Robert, painter.
Winfield, Charles, carpenter.
NEW BUFFALO.
A small village of 125 population, situated about 2 miles east of Calla, a station on the Niles & New Lisbon Branch of the N. Y. P. & O. R. R. Two saw mills are in operation here, and stock raising is the principal product of the place.
CALEB B. WICK, Real Estate Office, 102 N. Phelps Street. Corner Wirk.
BOYS' SHOES, VERY CHEAP, AT J. W. SMITH'S, 15 WEST FEDERAL STREET.
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China and Glassware in every variety, at A. J. WILLIAMS, Ix W. Federal street, Youngstown.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bailey, Peter, mail carrier.
Bare, S., saw mill.
Gies, Win., wagon maker.
Heckman, Wm., carpenter.
Moff, E. G., school teacher.
Mon, W. A., general merchandise, and postmaster.
Osborn, J., carpenter.
Ramsey, E., blacksmith.
Rupright, Peter, & Son, saw mill.
WM. A. MOFF, -DEALER IN-
>GROCERIES AND PRODUCES
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
Tobaccos, Cigars, Boots and Shoes, Now Buffalo, Chio.
NEW MIDDLETON.
A small village of about 200 population, having in operation a saw and flour mill. Lowellville, on the P. & W., P. & L. E., and (A. & P. Branch,) Penna. Co., is the nearest railroad station.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
American House, John C. Metts, prop .. choice wines, whiskey, beer, cigars and tobacco; good stabling attached. Bloom, J. II., physician and surgeon.
CASE BUYERS Will find it to their advantage to call on
Gilman & Willson for Furniture.
First-Class Work and Stock, Bottom Prices, L. E. GEUSS, 123 West Federal Street.
O'NEILL'S MILLINERY DEPARTMENT has all the New- est Novelties of the Season. By Prices Moderate.
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Collier, S. P., butcher.
Fauser, Frederick, grist mill.
Foust, E. M., contractor and builder.
Foust, F. E., school teacher.
Goldner, George, shoemaker.
Grove, P. C., harness maker.
Hahn, Tobias, general merchandise, dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes, hardware, china and glassware.
Kottraba, Joseph, blacksmith. Martin & Collar, saw mill.
Metts, john C., prop. American House, choice wine, whiskey, beer, cigars and tobacco ; good stabling attached.
Pitts, H. J., huckster.
Ruhlman, L. H., dealer in coal.
Rummel, W. H., wagon maker.
Schillinger, J., attorney at law.
Schillinger, Miss Minnie, school teacher.
Spitle, C. A., hack line between Enon and Youngstown ; leaves Enon Valley at 7 A. M .; leaves Youngstown at I o'clock P. M. Spitle, Henry, postmaster, and dealer in groceries, tobacco, cigars, notions, &c.
Stanley, Rogers & Spilliams, coal dealers.
Summers, D. F., school teacher.
Trucksis, W. C., shoemaker.
Webb, Thomas, teamster.
Welk, H. A., groceries and provisions.
Welker House, John Welker, prop.
Welsh, E. C., school teacher.
Whittenberger, J. H., tin shop.
Wolf & Foust, contractors and builders.
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GROCERIES, TOBACCO & CIGARS,
At the Post Office, NEW MIDDLETOWN, OHIO.
CALEB B. WICK sells City Property on Long Time.
BOOTS AND SHOES, Cheap for CASH, at J. W. SMITH'S, 15 West Federal Street. .
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Lamps, Chandeliers, A. J. WILLIAMS, I. W. Federal Street.
and Plated Ware in endless variety.
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NEW SPRINGFIELD.
A village of 500 population and having in operation a saw and planing mill, foundry, hoop and pump factory, distillery, &c. Colum- biana, on the P. Ft. W. & C. R. R., is the nearest railroad and ex- press station. Farming and sheep-raising occupy the attention of the balance of residents.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Diser, Hiram, school teacher.
Diser, W. S., school teacher.
Felger, Benjamin, buggy maker.
Felger, Edward, school teacher.
Felger, George, & Sous, manufacturers of bent wood of every description, thresher and harvest rims a specialty.
Hadley. F. B., carriage builder.
Hadly, N., school teacher.
Hoffman, Francis, carpenter and contractor.
Hoffman, J., & Co,, general merchandise, highest price raid for country produce.
Hoffinan, John, cooper.
Hoffman, J., postmaster.
Kauntz, Manuel, blacksmith.
Kunns, Isaac, manufacturer of carriages, buggies, wagons, &c.
Macklin, Hiram, attorney at law.
Macklin, G. S., school teacher.
May, Reuben, dealer in harness, saddles, collars, bridles, whips, robes, blankets, combs, harness oil, &c.
May, Wm., saw and planing mill.
Mollenkoph, Gideon, manufacturer of and dealer in boots and shoes, repairing neatly done.
Peters Bros., house and barn movers.
Peters, Conrad, buggy maker.
Peters, John, shoemaker.
Peters, O., Justice of the Peace.
Headquarters for CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES
at GILMAN & WILLSON'S.
WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY Repaired, by GOTAMAN BROS., the JEWELERS.
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For Carpets, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Window Fixtures,
O'Neill takes the lead.
N. H. BURCH & CO.'S 494
Pfau, D. S., carriage maker.
Reesh & Macklin, manufacturers of patent coiled hoops and heading, berry baskets and fruit crates a specialty.
Rinkenberger, Harvey, school teacher.
Seeger, John, prop. Seeger House, also distillery, and dealer in cigars, tobacco, &c.
Seidner, A. B., undertaker.
Shale Bros., general merchandise.
Shale, Richard, school teacher.
Sheely, John, cooper.
Shearer, S. J., groceries and provisions.
Sitler, Henry, harness maker.
Smith, Ira, tin shop.
Smith, John, blacksmith.
Snooke, Jacob, saw mill.
Stafford, W. C., physician.
Thomas, Rev. A. Z., pastor Lutheran Church.
Troxel, J. P., shoemaker.
Ullmann, E. D., wagon maker.
Wetsel, Samuel, manufacturer of wooden and iron pumps.
S. WETSEL MANUFACTURER OF
WOODEN PUMPS, Pickets, Wheelbarrows, ALL KINDS OF WOODEN ROLLERS. -- DEALER IN --
IRON PUMPS, PIPES. . Suction Hose, Belting, &c. NEW SPRINGFIELD, MAH. CO., O.
CITY LOTS OF EASY PAYMENTS. Call on Caleb B. Wick, 102 N. Phelps St.
1 Largest Assortment of HAND-TURNED SHOES at J. W. Smith's, 15 West Federal St. --
6840077
LOUIS E. GEUSS, THE TAILOR,
Table Cutlery, Bost and Cheapest. A. J. WILLIAMS, W. Federal Street.
YOUNGSTOWN CITY DIRECTORY. 4995
GEORGE FELGER & SONS,
---- MANUFACTURERS OF ---
Bont Wood of Every Description,
Threshers and Harvest Rims a Specialty.
Boardman At., New Springfield, O.
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J. HOFFMAN.
WM. WERNWAG.
WM. BEIGHT.
J. HOFFMAN & CO., -DEALERS IN- GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
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^Highest Prices Paid for Country Produce.
NEW SPRINGFIELD, MAH. CO., OHIO.
NORTH BENTON.
Situated in the northern part of Smith township, on the Cleveland, · Youngstown & Pittsburgh R. R., about nine miles northeast of Al- liance, Stark Co. A good farming country surrounds, grain being the principal product. Telegraph -- Western Union : Express-United States.
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