The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-11-17
Drugs & Medicines..i.

employed under the head Of Dry Goods, Clothing,
SC.
Drugs e. Medicines.-i.
Bond & Kellogg, VIM. w. Hichcox, VIM. II.
Jarvis, john J. Dewey. Capital invested 1871 ,O00 |
Boot aud shoes-.-5.
L. Marvin, Henry E. Buel, II. A. Schlick,
John ID. Ahsarn. Capital invested Sl0,-
900. Mos, Of the merchants who deal in Dry Goods,
Clothing, &c., also sell Boots and Shoes.
Salooms.-ll.
Paul Taber, 7. II. Calder, Levi Jennings, N. A.
IIuleu, NJ Gibbs P. J. Bersholdtz, Moses Dickson,
eating SaIoon,) Johnson s Bates, Washington,
Verandah and four others.
Wholesale Liquor StOres-.2.
Geo. Dodge, & Co., 4. III. Calder.
Confectioneries-.-3.
REM s. karchcr, manufacturers, two stores; w. G.
Bates, Charles RAuch. Capital invested, 5000
dollars.
Jewelers-..3.
w. Ingworth, Nathan Spiccr, II. Fowler. Cap
i,a invested, 81, 900.
TailOrs...3.
Schutzc s Mathes, WIN. Niehaus, WIN. Schwie.
Capital invested, $4,000.
Miilincrics-..i.
Mrs. Marvin, Miss Shuinway, Miss Salomc Lerch,
Mrs. Nj. l.. Stoakes.
Fancy and Variety StOres..-2.
C.J Post, REM s. Karcher. Capital invested,
$1,000.
Hat, Cap and ClOthing---l.
Il. NJ. Spencer.
Iron StOre--.l.
Marshall & Co.
Hardware StOre.-.l.
J. McCloud, Jr., s Co.
Gun Smiths-.-2.
Gents. Furnishing StOre---I.
f. Lichtenstin.
Barber Shops.
Thomas Brown A. L. Strong, J. Highwoldcn i,
Taylor s jackson.
Book StOres..3.
WIN. Dahl, dealer in paper hangings, w. G. lie
due, W. 5. Combs. Capital invested To- 900 dol =
lars
Book Binder..l.
James Mcintosh.
Nurseries..2.
l.. NJ. Ford, Merryfcld s. Newton.
Meat Markets..1
G. Coulter, WIN. Wells, Fainter, &. NJ. Troll.
AuctiOneer---1.
+. T.. Collins.
Livery Stables..J.
Wiloughby s. Powers, Pat,isou & Benson, L. A.
Bissell, W. II. Coulson, Jas. w. Vincent. Capital
invested 50 900 dollars.
DaguerreOtypist..I.
J. f. Whitney.
Lumber Yards...2.
wv. Bass, Marshall s. Co.
Paint Shops.-.4.
NJ. Sherman, J. X. Brewster, Mathew Croft
Wright & McLachIau. Capital invested, 3 900 dol
lars. Most of the ingredients used by the above
gentlemen are purchased a, the Druggist, hence the
small Amount Of capital invested.
Joiner Shops---1l.
There eleven regular joiner shops, and some
twenty joiners who carry on business small scale
mostly confined TO their residences.
Brick Yards.-2.
u. l.. Fuller, manufactures 1905, 900 bricks per
year. Employs for four months in the year 10 men.
Capital $1,000. Rudolph & Luton.
Wagon Factories-.-l.
o. Kassube, Geo. HiIIen, Arrck Mathers. One,
name not known. Capital invested, small amount.
PlOw Factory.--I.
G. f. & J. Abbott, Piow makers, and dealers In
all kinds Of farmin, utensils. Capital, $1,000.
Harness Makers...3.
NJ. Drew, A. l.. Spoaord, P. F. Bradley. Capt.
tai invested, $1,000.
Cabinet Warehouses.--2.
Stees s. Hunt, John lie Hand.
Tobacco and Se.ar Manufacter.--I.
J. Campbell. Capital, $4,000.
Fur Store and ManufactOry...I.
c. J. Kovits. Capital invested, $4,000.
Bakeries-..2.
Geo. Spence, w. s C. Bates.
Dlacksmiths...7.
Makinncy, O. kassube, c. E. & J. Abbott, Joseph
Monteu, Lavender & Mathews, Lawrence Lrleal,
Henry Agnes. Capital invested, 5000.
Horse StOeing---2.
Geo. C,ddcy, Willoushby s Powers.
Timers and Stove Dealers---5.
G. II. Byers, F. s. Newell, Geo. Russell, l.. r.
Comstock, J. Bettingen. Capital invested, 10000
dollars
Physicians---I4.
Drs. Brsbne & Wiley, DIR. Berthicr, J. ii
Day, J. ID. Goodrich, John J. Dewey, c. l.. Vic
chers, L. X. Potts, l.. c. Kinney, Dr.. Finch David
Day, Uhe latter gentleman takes up his residence at
ST. Paul, in the Spring,) DIR. c. P. Marsh, T. T.
Mann, Sioux Physician, DIR. Morton.
LawyCrs-.3l.
Rice, Hollinshead & Becker, Warren & Wake
field, Jacob ]. Noah, Nelson & MARYLAND, B. w.
Lott, Henry A. Lambert, II. F. Masterson, C. l..
Willes, Amcs S Van Etten, Rosser & Odds, Smith