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Minglewood Coal at JL Gray and Son office, Snow Flake Mills E Liberty Street. L Shibley and Bro. Jewelry Store, SE side of square. J Cunningham and Bro. china

to mill gearings and machinery and new set of scales for accommodation of JL Gray and Sons coal dealers. Charles Eberr has made an assignment to HM Clemmens

SE side of square. Quimby and Purdy, SW side of square. JS Bissell and Co. for dry goods, #1ME. JL Gray for coal, office and yards #70, Snow Flake Mills

David Stoner, Hoelzel and Kaltwasser, Craighead and Co., Gray and Son, WD Bryson, George Clapper, WH Maurer, RL Morrison, Mrs. MT Miller, William Annat, Alex

Market Street. McLaughlin and Taylor successor to Robison and Co., golden corner. J Nachtrieb and Sons, established 1832, hats and caps, E Liberty Street, opposite

side of square. Brushes for sale by D Foss and Son, factory SW corner of square. JL Gray, coal dealer, office and yards E Liberty Street, at Snow Flake Mills

increased and continued patronage. D Clark and Sons. DB Eberly, Buckeye Door and Sash Factory building and manufacturing on corner of Buckeye and Larwill

reliable and brave. L Firestone and Son. Liggett’s, burned out and still alive and kicking, will resume in a few days. S Metzler, painter, grainer and paper

Kean. Johnson and Taylor. McClure and Smyser. Ed Newkirk. Dr. JH Todd and LA Yocum. Dr. CA Lerch and CC Stauffer, office and rooms 41 and 43, S Market Street

Yard. The firm of A Foss and Co., has been changed to Wooster Brush Works. WD Foss and George J Swartz proprietors. JL Gray and EO Harrington, coal dealers

McDonald and Co., JH Kauke manager. J Zimmerman and Co.. Hartman and Durstine lumber yard, Larwill and Bever Streets. Exchange Bank of Kauke and Frost, successors

Nachtrieb, hats and caps, E Liberty Street, opposite the American Hotel. Ladies and kids boots and shoes at WF Woods, #18 E Liberty Street. Mr. JL Gray is building

different locations in the city. His two sons became associated with him and for a long time the firm of Wm Spear and Sons carried on one of the largest establishments

the owner of the building. The storeroom and workshop of McClure and Hinton will be torn down and a new and splendid three story building erected in its

building. Hartman and Durstine Lumber Yard corner of Bever and Larwill Streets. J Zimmerman and Co. Drug Store W Liberty Street. Carriage and Wagon Works of