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[Rochester Sentinal, Tuesday, July 17, 1923]
NORTH END HARDWARE STORE [Fulton, Indiana]
BUY FULTON STORE
The North End Hardware Store at Fulton was sold Monday to Stehle and Shively, owners
of a hardware store in this city, by a Peru corporation which owned it. The new owners will
continue to operate the Fulton store and have retained John Zook, who has managed it for a
number of years.
[The News-Sentinel, Rochester, Indiana, Wednesday, April 8, 1925]
[Adv] Auction Sale of Hardware at Fulton, Saturday, March 20th at NORTH END
HARDWARE STORE. Sale starts at 1 o’clock. Entire stock goes in piece or part to highest
bidder. Farm tools, harness, paints, oils, chicken equipment, tin-ware, in fact everything that is
carried in an up-to-date hardware stock. “ANDY” STEHLE. M. Murtha, Auctioneer.
[The News-Sentinel, Wednesday, March 17, 1926]
NORTH END MEAT MARKET [Rochester, Indiana]
[Adv] NOTICE! We have purchased the North End Meat Market and will continue the
business at the old stand. Mr. Reuben Karn has been retained as cutter. We will uphold the
reputation of the market “The Greatest Quality of the Choicest Meat for the Least Money.”
[Rochester Sentinel, Monday, March 23, 1908]
MARKET IS SOLD
L. C. Kistler, who has been proprietor of the North End meat market for the last three
years, sold his shop late Thursday afternoon to Harry Kissinger of Liberty Mills who will take
possession Monday morning.
[Rochester Sentinel, Friday, April 16, 1915]
ATTY. S. J. BROWN NAMED RECEIVER FOR MARKET
Judge R. R. Carr today appointed Attorney Selden J. Brown as receiver of the North End
Meat Market at 526 Main street. The receivership had been requested by the Routh and Company,
packers of Logansport, who alleged that one of the many proprietors of the store owed them $42
for bacon furnished at the owners request.
Four defendants were named by the Logansport concern, James H. Guise, William
Stevens, C. P. Houser and Walter McGuire. Each of the four men have at some time within the
past 18 months been the owner of the store. Walter McGuire, the last proprietor, closed the
market several days ago because of the continued legal strife as to the ownership of the
establishment.
[The News-Sentinel, Tuesday, September 20, 1927]
NORTH END RESTAURANT [Rochester, Indiana]
MURPHY RESTAURANT SOLD
The North End Bakery and Restaurant owned by T. A. Murphy was sold Saturday
afternoon to J. C. Becker and Lon Ware of this city who took charge at once.
The new proprietors are well known in the restaurant business of Rochester, having had
charge of the Erie hotel for a number of years and are known to be very efficient in this profession.
The retiring owner, Mr. Murphy, will retire from active business life and will take a trip
throughout the West in an effort to regain his health.
At present Mr. Becker will remain at the Erie Hotel.
[Rochester Sentinel, Monday, July 13, 1908]
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