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The Hamilton Examiner from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 2

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TH1 HAMILTON GUIDON AND EXAMINER-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23. lo 3 CALKINS' CHAMPION SHOES ANNOUNCEMENT I li m.ak.c room for a 100,000 IN USE It will last ten years, and wash waistbands and collars clean. Buv the best. It washes clean, quick and easy! WE CLAIM FOR IT: 1. The perfection of its work.

It washes clean. 2. The ease and facility with which it is operated. 3. Its simplicity.

It does not need an engineer to run it. There is no complicated machinery to get out of order. 4. It is substantial. It will do heavy work as well as light washing, and will cleanse perfectly the heavy bed quilt without danger of breaking.

5. good washer in the world; iintire cost of this washer, $7 50. First premium awarded to this washer at every State Fair where it has been placed in competition. Call and see it operate, and we are satisfied that it will suit you. CARR FISHER, Cor.

Main and Fifth Streets, WEST HAMILTON. SORTMAN BLUM, Manufacturers of I LARGE STOCK Or" WINTER ATTORNEYS A'LL ANuTcTi? AM7 Attorney at Law, Office in Public juare Building, 37 A MILTON. 011 IO BOOTS AND Now being to ray order, will, for Fortjjr Days We will manufacture all staple articles in the Furniture line, wholesale and retail. We alto keep in stock a full assortment of Parlor and Cook Stoves, Of the best in the market. The Excello Wood Cook Stove cannot be excelled.

Tin and Copper Ware of our own manufacture. We offer extra inducements to those setting up house-keeping. Everything in one house, from a Wardrobe to a Pepperbox. bet. Second and Third Streets.

E. BOTTINGER, Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots and Shoes, Main bet. Water and Front, WEST HAMILTON. Out My ENTEIXE STOCK -or- Spring and SELL LOWER -THAN-ANY OTHER HOUSE Ever Mwaes sold in Hamilton. DO NOT LIKE MY WORD ALEX.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, A I OHIO. I I Beckett's Building. 3 i STEHIEN CRANE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, A I OHIO. Beckett's Building. 3 i ISRAEL WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law.

Beckett's Building, High St'et, i-iy A I O. JAMES E. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office Opera Building, I I HAMILTOJC. O. J.

F. NEILAN, Attorney at Law. OEFlCEid Beckett's Block, Frcchlinx's new addition: entrance on High street, tolections made and proceeds promptly paid over. 38- A I A A I I Long, Allstatter Successors to Long A A I i REAPERS, MOWER, TOOTH. HAY RAKES, STRAW AND FODDER CUTTERS, CORN DRILLS, FIELD ROLLERS FJBRD.

VANDEKVBKB. c. S. BVMMM. VAN DERVEER SYMMES, rj At Law, Opera House Building.

Room No. HAMILTOX, OHIO. TO). 1. no.

11, IT. A Farm Wanted! I WANT A Good Farm! Eligibly located in BUTLER I keep constantly on hand, and manufacture all kinds of Boots and Shoes and warrant satisfaction. I have just received a large and splendid assortment ot Winter Boots and Call and see me. E. BOTTINGER TO THE PUBLIC Orders for all kinds of SEWING MACHINES promptly filled, and satisfaction guaranteed.

Address LOCK BOX 60, HAMILTON, tSTOriicrs left at the office, Mrs. Long's Millinery Store. West Hamilton, will be filled on short notice. A. HUBER.

A. HUTZLEMAN. J. TRoVTMAX. HUTZLEMAN TROUTMAX, Dealers in Grain WAREHOUSE: South side Basin, next to Kennedy's Warthousc, HAMILTON, Highest Market Price in Cash paid for Corn, Barley, Oats, C.

STENGEL BRO, Manufacturers of I SALES ROOM: Corner Rasin and Second HAMILTON, O. LOUIS SOHNGEN, Manufacturer of A Commission Merchant, And Dealer in ALL KINDS OF GRAIN. Barky, Com, Oats, Car, Third and Franklin Ste. HAMILTON, OHIO. Yourself, have an Advance lot of FALL WBD WINTER BOOTS -JLND SHOES, For Ladles aili Gentlemen, consisting oi MEN'S FRE11 CALF OPERA BOOTS Men's Calf, Pegged MEN'S; ALEXIS, Ladies Pebbled A A lcJi 1 tavti attention ALL ULL BE SOLD At Sworn to maintain Ufe Reputation Have Established Prices, Etc J.

DRISCOL, WEST HfcllliffOfl SHOE STORE- For Which I will Exchange PART CASH IN HAND, and balance GOOD NOTES, HAM- oITON CITY PROPERTY and Western Real Estate. on or address. Job. E. OWENS, HAMILTON, OHIO.

C. Morgenthaler, Manufacturer of mod Dealer CARRIAGES BUGGIES, LIGHT SPRING. WAGONS. A A A 43- Repairingdone to MIAMI VALLEY BONE AND FERTILIZING I Corner of Stable and Water Streets, HAMILTON. O.

WALKING CULTIVATORS. Detrick's Reversible Drag Saw and Horse Power, POWER I SHEARING MACHINES, POWER HAMMERS, Machine Sickles, Knives and Sections Hydraulic Iron Works, CORNER HIGH STREET AND C. H. D. RAIL ROAD, 2o-6m HAMILTON.

OHIO. A A A I DANIEL SHAFER, Wholesale anil Retail Builders' Hardware, High Wheeled Sulky Rakf, I'ATEXT COKN DHII.L. ll'OODMX I'L'MI'S, Farmers Friend Grain Drill COSH A I Can be changed In a second, no whwl to he lost no mistakes occur. Please call ami examine. The BEST and CHEAPEST goods in the market.

No. 13 A I TREET, HAMILTON. O. Ward, CINCINNATI --AN l-- I'niNTiNG MACHINE WORKS, 201 Vine Street CINCJNNA TI, O. CHAS.

WI.LLS, Treat. Our Trp" and iUchinerraretrora tliii Estab- IheUai Company rtt uytUic vutid ii thi KieUaiqr llat, addmt ttta at HAMILTON, OHIO, or ST. LOUIS, MO. Manufacturers of the Celebrated Eclipse Steam Saw Mills, three patented improvements Essentialto the well working of circuter or table Stationary ENGINES, Alill Gearing and Machinery, Steam and Horse Power Threshing Machines. for Datriptitm, them at THKJUSCFACTOBT.

MACHINERY DEPOT HAMILTON, Ohio. ST. LOUIS, Mo. On Vpttr Hydraulic. Sct-md St.

ear. MOT fan. laqnireri where they uw 1-17 I wiil the Highest Price in Cash for BONES delivered at the Mill. F. D.

BLACK, Proprietor. No 13-K EZRA POTTER REAL ESTATE AGENT BECKETT BLOCK, HAMILTON, OHIO. for sale some of the most desirable property in the city, both improved and unimproved, also some of the BEST A In this and adjoining A PRICES TO SUIT THE HAMILTON PLOW COMPANY, to Miliikin Propose to furnish the farmers of Butler and adjoining counties with First-Class Plows, Of Every Variety and Style, and Suitable lor every kind of Soil, at a Great Reduction in We turn out nothing but First-class Work ami Warrant a3l We invite all farmers to call and examine. THE NEW Plow Wagon Shops S. B.

BERRY, ARE I.OCATF.H VPON Corner of Fourth anl Vine Streets, HAMILTON. Fanners and others will find it Jo Ifieir interests to call upon him and examine stock before purchasing. He wiil furnish them with anything in the Plow line. During the next two months, he will give particular attention to the manufacturing ol machinery lor the cultivation of com. "Berry's double Barshare Corn Plow," Berry's Walking "Single corn plows.

Rough and Ready Pattern," Double Shovel Clod fenders for single or double plows. Repairing of all done on the notice, April aS 1 S.B.BF' REAL ESTATE. SPLFNDID PROPERTY FOR SALE. Long Allstatter, Desire to Sell the Property Described Be lowand Guarantee Bargains to Purchasers. A Farm of 148 acres in Turtle township, Warren county, Ohio, near Monroe.

All un der fence: about 90 acres under a good state of cultivation; the balance timber. A good house of six rooms, kitchen, pantry, and eel lar, a first-rate well and a spring near. Also a good frame barn, corn-cribs, carriage and out-houses. Also a Farm of 250 acres, in Hamilton Co. Iowa, near Webster City, and on the Dubuque Sioux City Railroad.

Also the following lots and in Hamilton, Ohio: LOT No. 347, on the corner of Water and Stable streets, with the brick machine and -blacksmith shops foi merly occupied by Long Affstatter. LOT No. 263, Brant Crane's mill on corner ot Bridge Place and Water St. LOTS No.

105 and 106 on Basu. street and C. H. D. R.

R. with brick house thereon: switch is run from the Railroad into the premises and the location is desiraMe for either manufacturing or to handle grain or coal. LOTS No. 133, 134, and corner Front and Dayton streets; these lots arc in a central location, and splendidly adapted foi Residences. LOTS No.

233 and 234, on Second street Third Ward, very desirable lots for residences near the new factory in the north being part of the city. Also lots 1302, 2357, Front street 2nd Ward do do do do do do 1430 2385 2443 2399 2400 2414 Second street, Muster do Owens do Owens do Owens do Long do do do do do do do do 2427, 2426, 2425. 2411, 2410 1391 on Cincinnati street in Second Waid. For information and further partir ilars, apply to John M. Long or Robert Allstatter at the office of Long, Allstattet, cor.

High street and C. H. D. R. Hamilton.

BANKING. THE SECOND National OF HAMILTON. Capital Stock, I lOo.ooo Surplus, 20.052 21 Deposits July 28, LUMBER. COAL.tc. LUMBER, LATH AND SIJtGLES.

DAN T. FARGO, TAKD: Cor. Davton and C. 11. D.

MILL AT SHERIDAN, MICHIGAN. Dealers In nil kiids of Pine Lumber, Have now on hand aborted stock of LUMBER, LATH AND SHINGLES, Which they will ducAi- FARMKRS will find it to their to call upon them before 107 FKWCIXG other lumber. They alto on hand BEST 18 INCH XXX SHINGLE In this or any other market. They manufacture their own lumber, Latfcant -NO I MEN. 3, 3S-6mo.

JOSEPH STRAUB. A IN All kinds of Wood Coal, ALSO A FOR THE CELEBRATED INDIANA CANNEL COAL, street, bet. jd and 4th Mi. fvol 2 FOURTH WARD Wood and Coal Yard, COR. FIFTH AND CAXAL JUST WEST OF SCHELLY'S MALT for all kinds ot fuel promptly at the lowest market price.

JACOB REIBTBR. BOOTS. SHOES. A. HAFERTPEN AT THK THIRD STREET SHOE STORE, Keeps on hand A large assortment ready made BOOTS AND SHOES.

ALSO MANUFACTURERS Ladies Gents and Children's Ware AT SHORT NOTICE. Third w. side, bet Basin and High HAMILTON, OHIO. PAN I C. Great Bargains in Boots and Shoes --A I B.

HAFERTEPEN 22O BASIN Manufacturer and Dealer "iar- BOOTS Largest and most complete in the SPECIAL ATTENTION given to the manufacture of FINE WORK. LADIES AND CHILDREN'S SHOES, In large assortment, embracing new styles all Prices guaranteed lower for same qualities, than you can buj elsewhere, in Hamilton. A A I in RUBBERS of all kinds, guaranteed on all manufacture BREAD, CAKES, D1RP TORS: WM.E. BROWN WM ANDERSOX, J. E.

OWENS, AI.I.STATTER, L. SMDKR. BKN J- EGGLESTOJI, A AAMKR F. HlTMR. A ASD- CONFECTIONERS To my Customers and the Public in general.

I A VE determined from and alter Uie January, 1874, to Abandon MiWf BREAD, AM CKACKKRS. at Hmkerr and E. Brown, Fret. Win. Anderson, Virt-Prtt.

H. nc stockholders of this Bank are ji visually responsible for all deposits in this Bank. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, OF HAMILTON, O. Opera Home Bvitdicf i j. i I will Mil to private famlito, a LOAF or BREAD at CRACKERS PER POUND Rolli.

at the of Bread and coMpare my Braid, FRESH PIES, dltterent A A TOHH High one door from HaviltM fvol i.

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1874-1875