The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-06
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r. s. Knollenberg. Wholesale
Liquor Dealer. This is the oldest
house in the city, having been
estabiiehed ten years, and by close
attention to business has estab-
lished trade in al the principal
towns Of Eastern Indiana. Western
Ohio. The stock is complete in
every thing pertain ng to the trade
and new feature will be intro.
duced this year by importing HE
Wines. Brandies, Scotch and
Irish Whistles direct from Europe,
in which he hopes to share por-
ton CT the public patronage.
George Howard has . very large
stock Of liquors. which be sells
to the trade on the most reasona-
Dir terms. for puriety, his liquors
cannot be surpassed.
Shaw and Besselman arc largely
engaged in the wholesale trade in
liquors. They have large stock,
and sell at the lowest rates.
HAME WORKS.
Col. W. c. Starr is largely ea~
gagged In the manufacture of names
His make are extensively used, and
his sales arc steadily increasing.
GRAIN CRADLES.
Meek Il Vanneman haye been
engaged in the manufacture Of
grain cradles. We are glad to
learn that their prospects for trade
is good this year.
GUNsM1rHs.
B. Brumfield is q practical gun
smith, and keeps q full stock Of all
kinds of guns, pistols and sporting
apparatus.
Ed. Dickinson deYotes his atten-
ton to repairing guns and pistols.
| Ed. is an excellent workman.
SEWING MACHINES
All the different Sewing Machine
Companies have agents in this city.
The Singer is represented in this
city by A. NJ. Miller. the Florence
by c N Bates, the Wheeler Il Will
son by Bruce Robinson, the Grover
Il Baker by p S Rockwell, the Do
,nestic by Youat & Co, the Weed
& Gibbons, the Howeby D Thomp
son, and the Wilson by John Dav :
EXPORT. From this array there
will be no difficulty in selecting o
machine that will gill the bill
HOTELS.
Richmond has three first class
hotels. Stop at either of them and
you are suro OF good square
meal and nice clean bed. They
are Huntington House, Trcmon:
House; and Avenue House
GRAIN DEALERS
J. N. Wcsco.t is probably the
largest gram dealer in Eastern
Indiana. Last year he purchased
100000 bushels Of grain. His
facilities this year will enable hin
to greatly increase his business
He has the greenbacks to pay
farmers for all the grain they bring
him.
The old established firm of G
Newman & Sons arc doing {
flourishing trade in the turning
business In addition to a genera
jobbing business they make I
specially Of croquet sets, and il
this particular they have no equa
in the State.
MARBLE WORKS.
, s'essrs Ritter & Vickery, OF
: Pearl street. near Main, can pu
, up as Ene a monument end furnish
as nice a marble mantle as an,
person in the State.
D Morse & Ruckman are also ex
, tensivly engaged in the marbl
business. Tn y turn out first elias
j. work-at reasar able rates. TIL
: many monuments and ton bstonc
/. in our cemeteries bear evidence a
y to their ability.
! There arc in the city and vicin
ity, nine Touring mills, one pape
J, mill, three saw mills and q fla
= mill.
STEAM DYE Works.
Il Geo. W. Peel has been dyin
it for number of years, but is ~
|. dead yet. He is known to most {
}, our citizens as o splendid work
Y man
n Mr. Winkler, near the Nations
n road bridge is also engaged i
g dying all kinds Of fabrics.
q Soar AND CANDLES.
- Dantzer & Co. are cxtensivc]
engaged in the manufacture {
soap and candles. Tho good
manufactured by this firm have q
- excellent reputation.
"a Wilmer, Main st., west OF From
is still preparing light for the pc,
% pie by manufacturing candles.
If BREwRRlEs.-
'r P. Weber l. Co., have a vel
large, we'll appointed brewer,
70 Their speciality is lager-beer,
OF which they mako large quaint,
70 Of q very superior quality.
Mrs. Theurer has charge of tt