. Die Geschichte von Penacook, N.H., von seiner ersten Siedlung im Jahr 1734 bis 1900 . jedes Geschäft, bietet fair für die Erhaltung derFamilienreputation als ausgezeichnete Ladenbesitzer. George N. Dutton, der beliebte Trockenwarenhändler, begann 1884 am heutigen Standort im Sanderss-Block, unpartnerschaftlich mit Jacob P. Sanders, unter dem Firmennamen Sanders & Dutton. Er kaufte seine Partner Interesse im Jahr 1888, und hat seitdem das Geschäft allein fortgesetzt. Mr. Duttons Fatherwar der erste Trockenwarenhändler im Dorf auf der Konkordseite, als Senior Mitglied der Firma von Dutton & Pratt, der die o gebaut hat

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. The history of Penacook, N.H., from its first settlement in 1734 up to 1900 . any store, bids fair for maintaining thefamily reputation as excellent storekeepers. George N. Dutton, the popular dry goods merchant, beganbusiness at the present location in Sanderss block in 1884, inpartnership with Jacob P. Sanders, under the firm name ofSanders & Dutton. He bought out his partners interest in 1888, and has since continued the business alone. Mr. Duttons fatherwas the first dry goods merchant in the village on the Concordside, being the senior member of the firm of Dutton & Pratt, whobuilt the old Allen store in 1847. Mr. Dutton has a fine store, with his goods arranged in attractive form. His beautiful resi-dence on Pleasant street and his large tenement house on Wash-ington square seem to indicate that he has been prosperous inbusiness. John C. Farrand is growing to be one of the older line of store-keepers. He has been in trade since 1884, first as manager of acooperative store, and in business alone since 1886. He now STORES, STOREKEEPERS, SHOPS, ETC. 61. The Little Block, and Eagle Block. owns the Eagle block, where his store is located, and in which hecarries a good line of groceries, boots, shoes, etc. He also ownsthe Dr. Little block next north of Eagle block. In addition tohis store business he has coal sheds near the depot. He has alsobuilt up a large business in wood for fuel, and seems to be enjoy-ing the prosperity which his energy and talents should ensure.Mr. Farrand is a prominent member of the Episcopal church. Andrew Linehan, the proprietor of the popular fruit and con-fectionery store, started in the store business as clerk for hisbrother, John C. Linehan, some twenty-five years ago, and hasbeen in business for himself since 1887. His store over the canalon Main street is the best location for that business in the village.He also runs a fruit and grocery wagon regularly to Boscawen, doing quite an extensive business in that direction. During thesummer

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