LEADING  MANUFACTURERS  AND  MERCHANTS  CITY  OF  BROOKLYN


H. SCHERICK'S Great Variety Bazaar

No. 303 Grand Street, Brooklyn, E. D.-

Centrally located at No. 303 Grand street, Mr. H. Scherick has for seven 
years conducted with most gratifying success a large business as a dealer 
in variety goods, and his bazaar is the largest and most attractive on 
this great business thoroughfare. 

He occupies two floors of his large building, each 25x60 feet in dimensions, 
for trade purposes, and his display of merchandise is not surpassed, if 
equaled, in the Eastern District of Brooklyn. His stock includes everything 
desirable in the line of household and kitchen utensils, small wares of 
every description, albums, vases, fancy goods and notions in a thousand 
forms of use and beauty, and ranging in prices from five cents to twenty 
dollars. The store-rooms are elegantly arranged and appointed, and for 
bargains there is no more desirable place in this part of the city, while 
the prices of merchandise are invariably the lowest possible margin above 
cost. 

Mr. Scherick employs a corps of competent clerks, and customers always have 
prompt and polite attention. He is a native of New York City. A branch 
house was opened on September 11th at No. 390 Manhattan Avenue, the store 
being 23x60 feet in size, and three clerks employed, the same line of goods 
being kept in stock. 


With Special Thanks to: Cathy Harrison Speciale
Transcribed exclusively for the Brooklyn Genealogical Information Pages: Nancy E Lutz

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