1899
All retailers like to have and announce their specialties ; and sometimes, it seems, such commercial specialties may take on a very general character. A travelling man tells the Washington Star that, while visiting lately a small but enterprising town in West Virginia, he came upon the following sign:
"THE BEEHIVE STORE,
"Ronceverte, W. Va.
"Dealers in General Merchandise and Country Produce of Every Kind.
SPECIALTIES: Coffins, Caskets and Burial Supplies; Salt, Bacon and Lard; Hides, Furs and Live Foxes."
In addition to these somewhat diverse specialties, the proprietor of the store carried on the business of a fire insurance agent. — Youth's Companion.
Sunday, June 24, 2007
"Specialties" at Beehive Store
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