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Emerling Appleton Bates Bowles Cassell Corn(s) Dentler Emerson Apsey Batley, William R. Bowman Caswell Cornelius Depree Emery Archer Bauer Bowser Caughey Cornell

American hotel, two doors east of JJ Nachtrieb’s hat shop. Books for sale by FD Belnap, three doors east of American House. Whitaker and Childs, star clothing

Lowry R M Barres M R Kester H W Murrey J T Atkins E French L Sprague C Sprague G D Maxon J Matlock Daniel black M O Firestone Les Hard William Howard S

Ohio 44691 Rev. D. S. Gregory A.M. ,Professor Philosophy, English, and Literature Wooster, Ohio 44691 Rev. J. A. I Lowes A. M. , Principal Preparatory Dept

provision business. FD Belnap, bookseller, news dealer, three doors east of the American Hotel. D Robison Jr., at Golden corner. Thomas M Weaver, queens ware

Hotel, E Liberty Street, successor to McClure and Co, E Liberty Street. Thomas M Weaver, china hall, five doors east of the American Hotel, old stand of George

Street. EB Childs, sale of boots and shoes, selling stock of William Childs decd. William Shibley, watches and jewelry, corner of E Liberty and Buckeye

Co. was Monday evening. William Scott- pres., AD Metz- treas., JN Clark- sec., and general manager Board of Directors: William Scott, DC Curry, CA McDonald

fifty cents, children twenty five cents. Tickets for sale at Belnap. Marble Hall. FD Belnap immediately after Acadome fire, secured the lease of Marble

Maheney Millinary, opposite the American House, 22 E Liberty Street. Go to William M Wisner for boots and shoes, NE side of square. New goods at Quimby and

to do any work that may be left to him in the way of repairing reapers. William M McDonald. E Chatelain jewelry store. New store room on SW side of square

parlor furniture foot of Beall Ave. and E Liberty Street, better known as William Stitt corner. Laubach and Donnelly Drug Store, SW side of square. Quimby

and shoe establishment of William Wisner in Downing block NE side of square, has been purchased by his former partner William Muschenick, who will continue

having lived here between 56 and 57 years. He had four sons living: William, Harvey, John M Lyman and David Jr. The funeral will take place from the late residence

over a year ago and found at BJ Hartman’s old stand, W Liberty Street. William Shibley jewelry store, corner of E Liberty and Buckeye Streets. Wooster

Drug Store, W Liberty Street. Hoelzel and Kaltwasser, SE corner of square. William Shibley, corner of E Liberty and Buckeye Streets, jewelry store. Boots and

Childs this day by mutual consent. The business continued at old stand by William Childs, 12 SE side of square. London Tea House, James C Kuhn, 31 S Market