Advertisements from 1888

(Source: The Commercial Record, Pleasantville, Pa., Aug. 1, 1888.)

"A View of our Busy Town. No Buckwheat Growing on Our Streets.

Oil lands are daily advancing, bur we SEll Goods cheaper than ever. New oil wells are being opened daily -- we are constantly opening new goods."

Eagle House, Cor. State and Main Sts., A. S. Hancox, proprietor.
First-class accommodations at reasonable rates.
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Furniture and Undertaking! R. D. Stoeltzing's stock of plain and parlor furniture.
Agency for the "American" sewing machines.
Harness and Saddlery! State Street
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Dutton & Lockwood, LIVERY!
Feed, and Exchange Stable
Fine carriages and roadsters.
Pleasantville and Titusville.
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House & Kelly, carriage manufacturers, and blacksmiths.
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TANKS! TANKS!
I am prepared to build tanks from 3 to 100 barrels capacity, on short notice, Barrels, Firkins, Tubs and all kinds of cooperaage.
North Main Street. Fred. Propheter.
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H. Wege, Choice Groceries!
Provisions, Nortions &c. Confectionery!
Cigars and tobacco