C. W. Duvall. During a period of more than a quarter of a century, C. W. Duvall has conducted a tailoring establishment at Piqua, and in this time has built up a. substantial reputation for honest and reliable workmanship and honorable dealing. He is a native of Delaware, Ohio, and a son of George F. and Sarah (VanHorne) Duvall, the latter a member of the well-known VanHorne family, three of whose brothers, LeRoy, Marion and Gerard fought as soldiers of the Union during the war between the States. When C. W. Duvall was still a child, his parents removed from Delaware, Ohio, to Columbus, and at the state capital his father established himself as proprietor of a tailoring business. The lad secured his education there in the public schools, after leaving which he became apprenticed to the tailor's trade under his father, who taught him thoroughly and comprehensively in every branch of the vocation. About 1893 C. W. Duvall came to Piqua and engaged in the tailoring business and for twenty years continued at the same location, in 1913 coming to his present store. Here he has the latest selection of high grade goods, and, being a practical merchant tailor, cuts, fits and finishes all garments sold at his establishment. He is likewise a designer of taste and talent, while as a business man he possesses many good qualities. Mr. Duvall married Edith, daughter of J. V. Seibert, of Piqua, and they were active in the various movements carried on during the period of the war, being particularly generous in their support of the Red Cross Society.