The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-06
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Wholesale Houses Of Evansville.
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s. E. GILBERT & Co., on Sycamore street,
deal in groceries and cotton yarns. They
sell cheap, aud always have on hand a full
stock. Although, comparatively a new house,
it has it's customers throughout all the Green
River country, and in this vicinity. Country
merchants in search of cheap groceries, can
find them at Gilbert & Co.'s.
BABcoCK & SoNyrAG, jobbers in hardware,
have laid in heavy stock this spring. Ths
hardware business has exceeded this year, tie
operations Of past seasons, and promises to
DO an important trade to the city. This
house, formed after the dissolution Of Bah
cock Brothers, is doing heavy wholesale
business, and selling at low figures. These
gentlemen have advertised to duplicate bills
purchased elsewhere, and we are glad to know
that country merchants in the vicinity, have
fairly tested the truth Of their declaration,
that hardware can be purchased in Evansville.
on as reasonable terms as in Cincinnati or
Louisville.
CHAs. S. WELLS, on Main street, is doing a
heavy business in hardware. We looked
through his stock day or two since, and
were surprised at the variety and extent Of
the goods in his line, offered to wholesale
dealers. Mr.. Wells has purchased this spring,
zone of the best selected stocks of hardware
ever brought to the market. These two hou-
ses Of Babcock e Sonntas and Chas. S.
Wells, do nearly all the jobbing in hardware,
and their stocks are complete, and their pri-
ces moderate.
McREA & WELLS, on First street, deal in
Boots aud Shoes. Mr.. McRea purchases the
goods for their house; and he is proyerblal
for his knowledge Of the business. They
have succeeded in drawing to Evansville, a
business heretofore confined to Cincinnati and
the East, and we are assured that merchants
who once buy their boots and shoes in this
market, will continue to do so.
j. Ii. &c w. MORGAN, in addition to their
large stock of Boots and Shoes, deal in Hats
and Caps of all qualities and prices. Mr.. j..
H. Morgan, for so many years associated with
Morgan, Keen and Preston, is the senior part
ner OF this house. His old friends will find
that the goods offered by the new firm. are as
cheap as any in the market.
KELLER &c WHITE, successors to the well
known firm OF Keller, Farnsley & Co., are
dealers in Drugs and Medicines. Their at
tention is confined almost solely to the whole
sale department, and they are prepared to
duplicate any bills bought in the West. Ply
piled at this house with pure Drugs at the
lowest prices.
HALLocK & SroDDARD, LEIGH & VEIRLING,
J.J. PENNINGTON, and JOHN LAVAL are deal
ers in Drugs, and have their wholesale GUS
toners. Their business is, however, confined
principally to The city. All of them have
full stocks.
ASsPAcHER & Co.. have made a business o.
exclusively wholesale. We have often allu.
ded to this establishment as one Of the larg.
est in the city, employing great many
hands to cut and make up their clothing
They supply nearly all the merchants in the
vicinity. We have found that our allotted
space will not admit of an extended notice
OF all our wholesale establishments. In oul
notice Of the Grocery Houses, we omitted tt
mention that of Mr.. Z. S. BAscocK, who j.
carrying on the grocery business of the olS
firm, at the old stand. Mr.. CHAs. BABcocE
is largsly engaged in the sale of carriage trim
mings, and all the materials used in the con
struction Of buggies, carriages and SO fotrh.-
We have also Wholesale tobacco establish
ments, and in every branch of business, coun
try merchants will find stocks from which
they may select their purchases at Cincin
tnati prices.
We have written these notices IN order t
present to our readers the advantages O
Evansville as wholesale market. We es
teen j. pleasure to do all in power t.
increase the business of Evansville and brin,
buyers to this market.