LEADING  MANUFACTURERS  AND  MERCHANTS  CITY  OF  BROOKLYN


C. H. STELLING

Cheap Cash Grocer
Sugars given away to all purchasers of Teas
No. 259 Myrtle Avenue.-

Mr. C. H. Stelling occupies an excellent location for a grocery trade at 
No. 259 Myrtle avenue, where he became established in 1868, eighteen years 
ago. 

His store is 25x70 feet in extent, and contains a very large and complete 
stock of staple and fancy groceries of every description desirable for family 
use. He does a strictly cash trade, at the lowest possible prices, and adheres 
to his own peculiar practice of giving away sugars to all purchasers of teas. 
He also makes a specialty of the poultry trade, and what is best in the market 
may at all times be found at his well-known and very popular store. 

Mr. Stelling is a native of Hanover, Germany, but a resident of the United 
States since 1858, and is still in the prime of life, He is a worthy member of 
the Order of Odd Fellows. 

His business has prospered during its long continuance from the popular 
qualities of its owner's character and the genuine qualities of his merchandise. 
Mr. Stelling does, in fact, a steady and large amount of city trade, employing 
three assistants. He has made two trips to Europe, visiting considerable 
portions of the Continent, and has also made quite extensive tours in this 
country, through the West, Northwest, etc. 


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

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