The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-01-04
Brief Notices CT Some Of Our Leading
Firms.

This being near the end OF The year, We
deem it proper 10 briefly review the lis; of our
mos. reliable and prosperous business men.
DRY GOODS
We point with pride to several magnificent
establishments, on whose shelves may be
found as large variety as is exhibited in
any city IN the Wet. Messr-. Wilson &
Keith, s. NJ. Rothschild, james MCGEE &
Co, and II. Saunders lead the van in THE
business, and are ont this winter with stocks
of goods that plainly indicate excellent taste
- well a. great prosperity. One price, large
sales and small profits Is the motto Of these
establishments
This very important branch of trade is in
the hands oil as good men as it possibly
could he In the ready made line, John
Seeker, Michael ~ Saling=r and NJ. Cohn,
are known far and wide Is the leading deal
ers, and the amount Of stock they have dis
posed Of this winter is per ec,ly astonishing.
They are the men to deal with in the matter
Of ready made clothing. Mr.. Il. +. Phelps
takes orders for clothing, and is doing a very
large business. The
MERCHANT TAILORs
who monopolize the masculine devotees of
fashion in Leavenworth, are Stuisman &
keene, Ry land Jones and John Grund, who
have all the patronage they can well attend
to. They need very little commentator at
our hands. When man wants good suit
OF clothes lac orders o; one of these-it
doesn't make much difference which.
wATCHnAKERs AND JEWELERS..
This branch Of trade is handled in man
her that reflects credi! on our city. The fact
dat four fir-.-c!ass jewelers. H. &
j. Deckelnan, Hershfeld & Mitchell, 4. N.
Endweis and John Beller-are Literally pat
ronized, shows that the popularity of the
dealers il almost unbounded. We can cor
daily commend these gentlemen to all cur
readers in the Staie-every5o5y in the city
knoSs them and they need no intro
duction There is TO need OF sending to
New York for irst class jewelrv.
DENrIsTs
We don't know that this climate is partic-
u!ariy baneful to the teeth, but certain it is
that Leavenworth supports, well, five as good
dentists n ever extracted 4 molar Drs A.
c. Sloan. o. c. McNary, W. +. Griswold,
G. II. Dubois, and J. X. Boyd are nearly
even competitors for the cheerful operations
OF dentistry, and are perfectly competent TO
perform all needed operations in that line.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
drive fair trade, notwithstanding the fact
that movements in that line have not of late
been regarded as very brisk. Messrs. Jones
& Howell, James Hail, and J. " Beard &
Co., are the most reliable parties in whose
hands 10 entrust this sort of business, and
they can generally accommodate the new
comer 10 choice bargain, AMI relieve the
disgnsted ou,goer at fair rates.
GRoCERs.
In the wholesale grocery business Messrs.
Cochran, Bittmann & Taylor and Rohiing
Il Co., are cur heaviest dealers, and prob
ably there are none more extensive in the
West; The retailers are led by Gordon &
Bro. and +. J. Jamison, who handle i'm
mense quantities OF staples and produce every
month. These establishments are acknowl-
edged to he unexcelled anywhere in the Mi
soIri Valley.
LIQUORS * CIGARS.
The wholesale liquor, wine and cigar
trade is represented by II. W. GilIe,t, C.
Holman. Haas & Co. and Ashton & Jew
ELL known Throughout the entire country
wet of The Missouri river.
UNDERTAKES.
M.ssrs J. L. Davis & Co. and J. c.
ODonnel are prepared at all times 10 fur
nish all kinds of burial cases and collins, and
perform the Office pertaining TO TIER bus
iness in the best manner.
LIVERY STABLES.
\. T. Kyle q CO., Harvey Eigerton and
H. c. Irwin have as tine stables as You will
find anywhere in the country, and can fur
nis!. the best kind of tnrnouts at reasonable
rites Their stock is not eNcelled East or
West
HOTELS.
Among the best hotels in the Missouri
Valley is the Co.tinentaI Hotel by Przyby-
lowicz & Jurges. They are constantly
crowded with the best Of patrons, and who
visi:s them once is certain TO call again. |
The St George Hotel is another very popu-
lar place of resort for weary travellers, who |
aie certain of the best of accommodations at |
the bands of Mr.. Adolph Haug, the genial |
landlord. Mrs. Burrell is rcaping golden |
opinions from all sorts o. people, in her man |
agemen, OF the ST. james, which is now one |
OF the best boarding houses ever opened in
our city. The Grant House, by Mr.. John |
Brenner. Is one of the mos, popular hotels in |
this Stale.
HARDWARE.
la his business Messrs. J. F. Richards & |
Co. are driving an immense trade. We be-
liere this enterprising firm took the first
order for goods in Denver after The compile
ton @: the Kansas Pacific railroad. Their
trade in the West ia boundless, and their
integrity unimpeachable. They sell largely
at both wholesale and retail.
MUSIC.
The trade in musical instruments
shee, Music, ETC, etc, is very largely
bestowed upon Messrs. H. n. Holman 4
Co, who have one of the finest establish
ments in the country. They supply not only
the city, hut nearly the entire State, with
this sort of goods
TIE EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE
agency is under the charge Of S. Sanders.
The superiority Of this machine is not ques-
toned by any intelligent persons, and Mr..
Sanders is filling immense numbers Of orders.
SHIRT DEPOT.
OF course We refer to Sam. WoOlf & Bro.
There is no other house like this in the Mis-
sorri Valley. The Woelfs are Necessity in
the community.
Messrs. Camel & Rush. Chambers Bros,
and J. Ingessoll are the heavies; dealers and
keep the largest assortment. They arc max
ing extensive preparations 10 supply the
trade next season.