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Liberty and Walnut Streets, a few doors west of DD Miller Hardware Store. Lauback and Boyd Drug Store SE side of the square. Rice Blank Books and Stationary

Bryson, Christmans goods store. Wooster Hardware Co., old DD Miller rooms, west of Zimmerman and Co. WO Beebe, dry goods, 2 doors east of square, 4 E Liberty

McClarran and Caskey Grocery Store, 5 W Liberty Street. McClure and Criaghead opposite J Zimmerman and Co., 13 W Liberty Street. Cash Stove and Tin Store of WC

Wooster Hardware Co., old DD Miller rooms and Frances Academy Music building. Wagons, buggies and implements and show buggies. Wooster Hardware Co.. Proctor

lumber yard. Miller and Slusser, west end grocery and breads, City Bakery, W Liberty Street. Farmers Iron Store, JS Bissell and Co. hardware, #2ME old RR

statement. Wooster Hardware Co., W Liberty Street, old DD Miller Co.. Ohio Livestock Co. held its first livestock sale at Eastern House Stables Friday

in DD Miller rooms. Wm. Annat Co. FW Bliss grocery store, west side of the square. Harding and Co., hardware company. Council old and new. The new council

bankers and brokers, corner room of the Downing block, loans made. Corsets at WO Beebe. Wooster Hardware Co., on W Liberty Street, old DD Miller and Co.. Smith

drug store. New garden seeds at Fletcher and Berry. Wm Annat Co.. E Paumier and Co. shoe store, 2 doors west of the courthouse. McClure Store and house

evening, Dec. 26th. JC Moore, opposite Keefer Iron block, over hardware store, DD Miller and Co.. JW Baughman, office courthouse. JR Woodsworth, in Childs

Wm Maurer. The Wooster Hardware Co. now owned the DD Miller Co. and Cooley and Kinney stock of hardware and occupy the DD Miller building on W Liberty Street

door west of James C Jacobs hardware store for foreign and domestic dry goods- George Plumer and Co.. New stove and tin store, one door east of Spears Furniture

Jacobs Hardware Store. McSweeny and Parsons, over Jacobs Hardware Store. B and SB Eason, office in Zimmerman new building, upstairs. McClure and Smyser

Conrad for salon and restaurant. In the spring of 1881, DC Curry and Co. purchased the county from Mr. Baker and built the first refrigerator and beer cooler

Seigenthaler and Son, 3 West Liberty Street. Carpets for sale by Oberholser, Beebe and Co., SE side of the square, #1ME. WH Levers and Co, stone cutters and builders

Julius Jeffries, WC Myers and Co., JW Beverd, Harding and Co, HE Stanley, Wm Annat, JH Taylor, WH Wiler, Laubach and Boyd, Hoelzel and Kaltwasser, E Chatelain