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A Good Plush Parlor Set at Gilman & Willson's for $35.00.
123 WEST FEDERAL STREET.
463 18Us to boot may
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496 ๓ริคาร์ Gents' Fine Hand-Sewed Shoes a Specialty at J. W. Smith's, 15 West Federal Street. -
James O'Neill & Co. Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery, Carpets. BPI31 West Federal Street. su
N. H. BURCH & CO.'S
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Armstrong, Clark, livery.
Bright, Isaac, wheelwright.
Bell, R. HE,, wagonmaker and general blacksmithing.
Bertolette, Z., hotel keeper.
Brown, Jacob, harnessmaker.
Clark & Case, carpenters.
Crumrine, S., carpenter.
Hoover & Hobbs, druggists and confectioneries.
Kirkbride, W., blacksmith.
Lazarus, G., building mover.
Malmsberry, Hartzell & Strong, merchants.
Merts, P., huckster.
Miller, Miss Annie B., school teacher.
Miller, Rev. H., pastor Presbyterian Church.
Miller, J., blacksmith.
Miller, J. S., school teacher.
EG Phillips, G. W., painter and paper hanger.
Smith, Rev. J. R., pastor M. E. Church.
Turner, Dr. B. B., physician.
Vogan, C. B., boots and shoes.
Horse Shoer, Wagonmaker ------ AND ---- GENERAL BLACKSMITHING, NORTH BENTON, - O.
NORTH JACKSON.
Is situated in North Jackson township, eleven miles west ot Youngstown, the county seat, on the Niles, Youngstown & Ashtabula
For City Lots, go to CALEB B. WICK, 102 N. Phelps St.,
he sells on long time.
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When you Willst China or Glassware, federal St., will suit you.
A. J. WILLIAMS, DI W.
YOUNGSTOWN CITY DIRECTORY. 497
R. R., and has a population of 300. Two saw mills and one gri-t mill constitute the manufactures. Wheat, oats and corn are the prin- cipal products. Express-Adams ; Telegraph-Western Union.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Anderson, D., general store.
Booth, Dr. C. C., physician.
Butts, C. S., poultry breeder.
Flangher, Jesse, agricultural implements.
Foulk Bros., dealers in dry goods, groceries, notions, boots, shoes, &c.
Foulk, E. E., postmaster.
Foulk, Peter, music teacher.
Foulk, Solomon, undertaker.
Goldner, N. W., hotel.
Howard & Knight, groceries and provisions.
Hoover, Rev. J. R.
Johnston, J. W., wagonmaker.
Jones, Friend, hardware.
Klingenswirth, John, blacksmith.
Liby, Jacob, contractor and builder.
Lynn & McCullum, lumber and saw mill.
Mansell, Wm. B., & Son, wagonmakers.
Mead Bros., grist mill. Mourer, S. D., blacksmith.
Olmstead, J. C., blacksmith.
Phillips, B. S., drugs, jewelry and real estate.
Reible, J. C., harness maker.
Ruph, Frank, lumber and saw mill.
Shoenberger, J. R., stock dealer.
Snyder, L., butcher. Stroup, H. S., furniture and undertaking. Wanemaker, R. M., school teacher. Webster, Dr. H. H., physician. Wetzell, G. W., grain dealer. Wetzeil & Kemshan. woo! dealers.
Woodward, J. R., Jackson grain elevator.
The Largest Stock of CHAMBER SETS in Aslı, Cherry and Walnut, at Gilman & Willson's.
DIAMONDS AND GOLD WATCHES AT LOW PRICES, of GOTHMAN BROS., the Jewelers.
James O'Neill & Co., The Leading Dry Goods and Millinery Store. T., 'Ist West Federal Street.""
498 N. H. BURCH & CO.'S
FOULK BROTHERS, -- DEALERS IN- Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, WALL PAPER, SHADES,
AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
NORTE JACKSON, DEXO.
NORTH LIMA.
Is situated in the eastern part of Beaver township, ten miles south of Youngstown, the county seat, and has a population of 300. The nearest railroad and express offices are at Columbiana, Columbiana Co. It is a thriving town, and has several manufacturers, among which may be mentioned the carriage works of C. A. Summers. The principal products are grain.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
Buzard, Henry, postmaster.
Bloom, David, boot and shoe maker.
Clinker, Amos, propr. Clinker House.
Clinker, Frank B., blacksmith.
Clinker, Glenn, blacksmith.
Clinker, Solomon, stone contractor.
Cover, J. H., canvassing agent.
Dutrow, H. H., tin and hardware.
Enterprise Mill, Miller & Son, proprietors.
Erb, Emanuel, carpenter.
Ernst, Jonathan, general merchandise, highest price paid for country produce.
Flick, George, artist.
Fosnaucht, Emery, groceries and provisions.
CALEB B. WICK has lots for sale in all parts of the City, On LONG TINIE.
A full line of Misses' and Children's Spring-Hecl Shoes at J. W. Smith's, 15 W. Federal. ------
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Crockery, Table Cutlery. Wall Paper, in endless variety, at 4.3. Williamy', IL W. Federal st.
YOUNGSTOWN CITY DIRECTORY. 499
Glenn, Henry E., blacksmith.
Glenn, James M., clerk.
Glenn, W. E., painter.
Grimm, Rev. A. J., pastor Evangelical Association.
Hasness, John M., dealer in fruit trees.
Hasness, Marcellus, school teacher.
Hoffmaster, George, carpenter.
Hopmaster, William, blacksmith: Hostetter, H. S., saddler.
Krentzer, Jacob, undertaker.
Litesy, Gideon H., jeweler.
Little, Adam, breeder of fine stock.
Little, Emanuel, carpenter.
Lehman, Dr. N. H., physician and.surgeon.
Lodwick, John, teamster.
Mentzer Bros., saw and planing mill.
Mentzer, Emanuel B., paper hanger.
Mentzer, Solomon, small fruit grower.
Metzler, Christian, wagon maker.
Metzler, Jacob, wagon maker.
Miller, John II., blacksmith.
Miller & Son, prop'r Enterprise Mill.
Miller, Win., clerk.
Mowen, Humphrey, veterinary surgeon.
Muntz, Monroe, carpenter and contractor.
Myers, Joseph, butcher.
Painter, Edward. carpenter.
Ruhlman Dros. & Hahn, dealers in dry goods, groceries, ready made clothing, boots and shoes, country produce, &c. Ruhlman, Dr. L. B., physician and surgeon,
Ruhiman, Ephriam, farmer.
Ruhlman, Henry .R., blacksmith.
Schaaf, Rev. C. M., pastor, Reformed Church.
Schiller, Dr. Silas, physician and surgeon.
Sell, Amos H., undertaker.
Sharp, John, laborer. Shelenberger, E., carriage factory.
Snyder, Chauncey A., school teacher.
Snyder, Gustavis, shoemaker. Snyder, Jacob, shoemaker. Sonedecker. Ezra, justice of the peace and shoemaker.
Stafford, Charles F., school teacher.
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"Best Goods, Lowest Prices." Gilman & Willson. MOTTO:
LARGEST ASSORTMENT WOOLEN PIECE GOODS IN THE CITY, L. E. GEUSS.
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, O'Neill solls Silks, Satins and Velvets
that can be
relied on.
N. H. BURCH & CO.'S 500
Stafford, Samuel, carpenter.
Summers, C. A., manufacturer, carriages, buggies, wagons, &c., also repairing neatly and satisfactorily done.
Summers, Eli, house and sign painter.
Summers. Owen, contractor.
Summers, Solomon, laborer.
Teichler, Fred A., wholesale and retail dealer in leather and shoe find- ings, harness, leather, uppers, kip and calf-skin, boots and shoes.
Titus, Miles E., house painter.
Unger, Albert, carriage maker.
Wentz. Mrs. Mary E., seamstress.
Wentz, Wm. W., clerk.
Wesp, Edward, harness maker.
Westbaker, Enos, dealer in roofing, spouting and general jobbing, also Long's Standard Pieced Tinware, &c.
Wineholt, Zacharias, stone mason.
Witter, Henry A., house painter.
Zahn, Rev. J. A. J., pastor, Evangelical Lutheran Church.
C. A. SUMMERS,
Manufacturer of
CARRIAGES
WAGONS, PLATFORM & B-SPRING WAGONS, Special attention given to repairing.
Carriage and Wagon Painting a Specialty.
BOARDMAN ST., NORTH LIMA, O.
PATMOS,
A small village containing about 50 inhabitants, located in the north-east part of Goshen township. Berlin Center is the nearest rail. road station. It is surrounded by an excellent agricultural country.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Campbell, Eminor, cattle dealer and farmer. Campbell, James, cattle dealer and farmer.
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. ----
Wall Paper. Only look at A. J. Williams' assortment, Federal st.
Ir n'est
YOUNGSTOWN CITY DIRECTORY. 501
Gray, D. W., merchant.
Gunder, W. K. & Son, blacksmith.
James, Samuel, township trustee.
Keeler, Job, cattle dealer.
King. Joseph, wagon shop.
Leyman, Rev. L. A.
Middleton, C. F., township clerk.
Middleton, L. S., carpenter.
Ovington, J. R. & W. W., saw mill.
Regal, B. I., nurservman.
Sears, Jaines M., wood dealer and farmer.
Stratton, W. H., carpenter.
Taylor, W. H., carpenter.
Templin, Harry J., school teacher.
Templin, J. W., postmaster, and dealer in boots and shoes. Ware, J. W., fancier.
Weaver, Peter, carpenter.
>J. W. TEMPLIN,
Mantiscturer of BOOTS, SHOES, CAITERS, &C., PATMOS, OHIO. Repairing done with Neatness and Dispatch.
PENDLETON. (See West Austintown. )
PETERSBURG.
A thriving village located in the south-east part of Springfield township, 15 miles south-east of Canfield. The nearest railroad station
FOR FURNITURE, GO TO GILMAN & WILLSON.
IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF SPECTACLES, CALL ON GUTEMAN BROS., THE OPTICIANS.
02 De. Ladies' Hand-Turned Shoes, every style and price, at J. W. Smith's, 15 W. Federal St. -
Mourning Goods a Specialty, at JAMES O'NEILL & CO.'S. 131 W. Federal Street.
N. H. BURCH & CO.'S 502
is Enon Station, Pa., which is situated on the P. Ft. W. & C. R. R. The Petersburg Press, a first-class country newspaper, is published here, by E. E. Stone. Considerable manufacturing is done here. The surrounding country is rolling, and is remarkable for its fertility, and is chiefly devoted to grain raising. Population, 700.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Auer, Phillip, broom maker.
Bekler, C. & Sons, tanners.
Bisel, Rev. F. H.
Bloom, Rev. N. W.
Bobenreith & Son, foundry, manufacturers stove castings of all description. Orders promptly filled.
Boun, Daniel, butcher.
Coblen & Hess, bakery.
Dillan, S. D., proprietor Petersburg House.
Dressell Bros., coal miners.
Eckert & Son, distillers.
Ernst, J. L., postmaster.
Ernst, S,, Sons & Co., dealers in dry goods, groceries, &c. Fleckinger, James, harness maker.
Floor, Jolin 31., physician and surgeon.
Forney, I., blacksmith.
George, John, blacksmith.
Hang, John, blacksmith.
Hahn, Tritt & Co., dry goods and general merchandise. Hess, Conrad, painter.
Kiser, John, blacksmith.
Knesal, J. G. & Son, boot and shoe shop, also manufacturers of boots and shoes, repairing neatly done.
Kridler & Warner, tin shop.
Livingston, Dungan, coal miner.
Lua, George, watchmaker.
Mars, James P., harness maker, and repairing neatly and promptly done.
Martin, Wm., school teacher.
Meckley, Rev. J.
Mckinney, P. T., prop'r Central Hotel.
Miller, Falor & Co., bent wood manufacturers.
Miller, F. B. & Son, general jobbing work.
EASY PAYMENTS Caleb B. Wick, REAL ESTATE OFFICE, ON CITY LOTS. 102 N. Phelps Street.
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Fine Cut Glassware, the best assortment at A. J. WILLIAMS", II . Federal Street, Youngstown, O. 1
YOUNGSTOWN CITY DIRECTORY. 503
Miller, J. F., horse dealer.
Musser, P. L., painter.
Petersburg Press, E. E. Stone, editor and proprietor.
Pettit, G. W., physician and surgeon.
Pittsburgh House, Mrs. L. Zeller, prop.
Rauch & Schnable, saw mill, and hardwood lumber dealers.
Robinson, Miss R. H., dressmaker.
Schaade, Maurer & Seiter, roller process mill.
Schiller, G. & J. H., drug store.
Scholl, L. W., barber shop.
Schnabel, Reuben, boot and shoe store.
Seiter, J. F., wagon maker.
Shool, L. W., barber.
Sholl, John E., cabinet maker.
Stoll, J. F., & Sons, buggy manufacturers.
Stoll, W. F., Justice of the Peace, and buggy maker.
Stone, E. E., editor and publisher Petersburg Press.
Swinehart, Rev. P. S., pastor Lutheran Church.
Swisher, James P., insurance agent.
Unger, F. B., wool and seed dealer.
Wallace, Samuel, upholsterer, and dealer in all kinds of fur- niture, and repairing done.
Weil, W. F., carriage trimmer.
Welker, G .; & Co., Excelsior Mill.
Whittenberger, Erbin, school teacher.
Winter Bros., undertaking and buggy manufacturers.
' Zellers, Mrs. E., prop. Pittsburgh House, and saloon.
HAHN, TRITT & CO.,
Successors to LIPP, MILLER & HAHN, --- HEADQUARTERS FOR --
TRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, Quoonswaro, Hardware, chc. Highest Cash Price Paid for Wool, Grain, Seeds, Pro- duce, &c., &c.
Northwest Cor. Lisbon and Market Streets, Shipping Point, Econ Station, Fa., ! Vis P. F. W. & C. R. R. 5 PETERSBURG, OHIO.
OFFICE DESKS. GO TO GILMAN & WILLSON.
For a Fine Pitting SUIT OF CLOTHES CALL ON L. E. GEUSS, 123 West Federal St.
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O'Neill's New Dry Goods Store takes the lead. Their prices are always the Lowest.
15 West Federal Street.
N. H. BURCH & CO.'S
J. L. ERNST.
A. B. HOWE. S. ERNST.
S. ERNST, SON & CO., 4
-DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, Hardware, Groceries, &c.
PETERSBURG, MAHONING CO., 0.
WOOL, GRAIN AND SEEDS A SPECIALTY.
MILLER, FAILOR & CO., 1
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BENT WOOD WORKK -
-- AND DEALERS IX --
PINE LUMBER OF ALL KINDS.
A. W. PETTIT
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
PETERSBURG, OHIO.
ALL CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED.
Real Estate Office, CALEB B. WICK, 102 N. Phelps Street.
BUY J. W. SMITH'S $3.00 SBOB,
504
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A. J. Williams keeps the Finest Wall Paper in Youngstown. Stock of
YOUNGSTOWN CITY DIRECTORY. 505
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POLAND.
A thriving village of Goo inhabitants, situated in the western part of Poland Township, in the midst of a fine grain growing section. Yellow Creek runs through the town, and is partly used for power. It is located 8 miles east of Canfeld, and the nearest railroad and shipping point is Struthers, which is on the A. & P. and P. & L. E. R. R's. The G. A. R. and A. O. U. W. both have Lodges here.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
A. O. U. W., Z. P. Curry, M. W .; E. J. Duncan, P. M .; W. E. Shearer, Overseer; J. C. Marshall, Foreman.
Allen, George, postmaster.
Arrel. Walter S., wool dealer.
Austin, G. I., wagon maker.
Barclay & Fankell, blacksmiths.
Bard, J. D., physician.
Boyd, Rev. F. A., pastor Presbyterian Church.
Brown, Rev. C. IL., Methodist.
Carpenter, B. W., wagon maker.
Case, Adam, merchant tailor.
Cover, Win. R., hack line, Poland and Struthers, leaves Po- land, 10 A. M., 3 P. M., and 6 p. M .; leaves Struthers, 11:30 A. M., 3:30 P. M., and 7 P. M.
Cleland, James, cooper ..
Cleland, Wm., harness maker.
Curry & Fitch, general merchandise.
Curry, Z. P., groceries and hardware.
Davidson, J. II., hardware and groceries.
Duncan, Wm. M., prop. Union House.
Elliott, A. C., dentist.
Farmers' Deposit and Savings Bank, R. L. Walker, treas .; C. Stough, cashier.
Ford, Walter T., shoemaker.
Frey, James, undertaker.
Gilman & Willson, the Largest Stock and LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY.
Old GOLD Jewelry bought or taken in exchange for new goods, by GUTHMAN BROS.
James O'Neill & Co. are constantly offering bargains in every department.
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N. H. BURCH & CO.'S
Hawkin Post, No. 416, G. A. R., I. G. Blackman, Commander ; S. H. Truesdale, Sen. Vice ; Case Warren, Jr. Vice ; meets Ist and 3d Fridays in each month at Davidson's Hall.
Haverstick, Calvin, meat market.
Haynes, C. S., general merchandise.
Justice, C. R., druggist and physician.
Kirtland, C. F.
Kirtland, C. N.
Lee, B. F.
McCarthy, W. B., principal in College.
McCreary, Wm., general merchandise.
Marshall, J. C,, grist mill.
May, Daniel, druggist.
Morton House, S. C. Morton, prop.
Moore, R. H., physician and surgeon.
Shearer, W. A., blacksmith.
Shearer, W. E., blacksmith, wagon maker, repairing neatly done, horse shoeing a specialty. - Stewart, Charles, milliner store. Stewart, Miss Mary, millinery.
Stough, C., cashier Farmers' Deposit and Savings Bank.
Truesdale, S. H., physician and surgeon.
Union House, Wm. M. Duncan, prop.
Walker, R. L., treas. Farmers' Deposit and Savings Bank.
Wilson, R. H., tobacco and cigar store.
Wright, Rev. John A., pastor M. E. Church.
J. C. MARSHALL, PROPRIETOR
POLAND MILLS,
And Dealer in Flour and Feed.
J. H. DAVIDSON, ---- DEALER IN- GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE, Glassware, Drugs. Oils, Tobacco, Cigars, Stoves, Tin- € ware, and General Merchandise.
Main Street, . POLAND, OHIO.
CALEB B. WICK, Real Estate Ofice, 102 X. Phelps Street,
Corner Wick.
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 ", II W. Federal Street, Youngstown.
YOUNGSTOWN CITY DIRECTORY. 507
Z. P. CURRY,
-DEALER IN --
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
HarAIvaro, doo.
CASH PAID FOR PRODUCE.
POLAND,
OHIO.
ROSEMONT.
(See Victor.)
STRUTHERS.
A thriving village, situated on the Ashtabula & Pittsburgh and P. & L. E. R. R's., 5 miles southeast of Youngstown, the county seat. It is surrounded by a fine agricultural country, and grain is the prin- cipal product. The nearest bank is located at Youngstown. Popula- tion 300.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
American Express Co., Joseph I. Van Aucker, agent, office at P. &- L. E. depot. Burks, Fallis, barber shop, opp. Pennsylvania Co's. depot.
CASH BUYERS will find & Gilman & Willson ier Furniture. to their advantage to call of
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HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE CUSTOM WORK, - I. E. GEUSS, ARTISTIC TAILOR.
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O'NEILL'S MILLINERY DEPARTMENT has all the New- est Novelties of the season. #'Prices Moderate.
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N. H. BURCH & CO.'S
Cunniff, Thomas, propr. boarding house.
Curtis, Corry E., station agent.
Houston, Rev. W. H., pastor U. P. Church.
Langley, David, saloon.
McEvoy, Patrick, saloon.
Mathey, Joseph F., manufacturer of miners' and drillers' coffee pot machines, also saloon and pool room, State St., opp. Penn'a. Co.'s depot.
Parker, A. G. 9., postmaster.
Parker, A. G. S., & Co., druggists, and dealers in paints, oils, varnishes, dye stuffs, chemicals, perfumery and toilet arti- cles. Physicians' prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours.
Pennsylvania Co., (A., & P. Division,) C. E. Curtis, ticket and freight agent.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie R. P., Joseph I. Van Auker, ticket and freight agent.
Reese, Daniel, clerk, Penn'a. Co.
Shafer, Henry, dealer in dry goods, groceries, boots, shoes, &c., Bridge, nr. Penn'a. Co.'s depot.
Shafer, Miss Anna C., book-keeper, Henry Shafer.
Shepard, W. B., agent, P., C. & T., and W. U. Tel. Co.
₹ Struthers, Earl H., book-keeper, Win. Struthers.
Struthers, John Se, prop'r. Struthers House. Struthers, Win., saw mill, dedler in hard wood lumber.
Summers Bros. & Co., Struthers Furnace Co.
Thomas, Wm. L., barber shop, confectionery, tobacco and cigars. Turner, Jacob, meat market.
Van Auker, Joseph I., ticket and freight agent, P., & L. E. R. R .. agent American Express Co., and manager W. U. Tel. Co. Witherhead, George, saloon.
STRUTHERS HOUSE,
JOHN S. STRUTHERS, Proprietor.
STRUTHERS, OHIO.
First Class in Every Department.
CALEB B. WICK sells City Property on Long Time.
BOOTS AND SHOES, Cheap for CASH, at J. W. SMITH'S, 15 West Federal Street. Av. and
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Lamaps, Chandeliers, and plated Ware In endless variety. 1. 7. WILLLLIS, IL W. Federal Street.
YOUNGSTOWN CITY DIRECTORY. 509
A. G. S. PARKER & CO., DRUGGISTS,
STRUTHERS, -
VECTOR.
Or Rosemont, as the village is more commonly called, is a small place on the Alliance, Niles & Ashtabula R. R., situated in the townships of Jackson and Ellsworth, and contains about 75 inhabi- tants. The principal products are coal and lumber. Express -- Adams.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Boggs, M. A., school teacher.
Dakin, E. L., carpenter.
Dickson, Alexander, school teacher.
Fellnogle, A. S., blacksmith.
Fogy, S. A., coal operator.
Hitchcock & Andrews, planing mill.
Kirk, Sampson, lumber dealer.
Rose, D. L., general merchandise.
WASHINGTONVILLE.
An enterprising and rapidly growing village of 1,500 inhabitants, on the Niles & New Lisbon Branch of the N. Y., B. & O. R. R .. . about nine miles south of Canfield. It is located partly in Green town-
Headquarters 101 CARRIAGES CHILDREN'S at GILMAN & WILLSON'S.
Watches, Clocks and Silverware, "Lowest Prices," at Guthman Bros., the Jewelers.
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For Carpets, Curtains, oll Cloths, O'Neill's takes the lead. Window Fixtures,
516 N. H. BURCH & CO.'S
ship, Mahoning Co., and partly in Salem township, Columbiana Co. It contains a number of business places, and is surrounded by a fine agricultural section of country. The east branch of the Little Beaver river runs through the town, but is not utilized for power. Three churches, Baptist, Lutheran and Methodist, have organizations here. 'Telegraph-Western Union ; Express -- United States.
ATAIRESS DIRECTORY.
Andrew, Joseph, saloon Bates, S. D., general merchandise.
Bossert, J., physician and surgeon.
Bossert. O., druggist.
Brace, William, groceries.
Brockhart, B. F., shoemaker.
Calvin, Dr. J. H., physician.
Callahan, L. A., news dealer, fine stationery ; orders for books, papers and magazines promptly filled.
Campbell, Miss Ella, teacher.
Chapple. James, meat and fish market.
Cooke, Miss Alice, teacher.
Fetlow, Allen, dry goods and groceries.
Firth, John, saloon, choice liquors, ale, beer and porter, cigars, A.c.
Fizpatrick, J. L., carriage shop.
Helman, Uriah, general merchandise.
Helman, W. C., dry goodss.
Herrmann, Louis, merchant tailor, hats, caps, gents' furnishing goods, ready-made clothing, etc.
Illeman, H. & J., general merchandise.
Hollister, D. R., barber.
Galbreath, A. A., principal of schools.
Grim, George W., blacksmith.
Grim, Michael, carpenter and contractor.
Ingledie .. R. L., undertaker. McLeary, Rev. T. Miner, John, saloon.
Ruller, Miss Alice, teacher.
CITY LOTS OF FAST PAYMENTS.
. Call on Caleb B. Wick, 102 N. Phelps St.
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