River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-09-28
BUSINESS REVIVAL.
The. Prominent and Active Business Houses 0
Saint Paul.

There are gratifying indications
throughout the country of the long
looked for revival of business. Reports
from New York, Boston, Philadelphia
and all the great business centers show
that the improvement has already CON-
menced. st. Paul merchants, and
business men, ever on the alert, have
supplied themselves to meet all de-
mands, and the many thousands who
will visit st. Paul during the coming
State Fair, viii do well to preserve and
take with them, the following list of
first class and reliable houses in that
city:
ADJUSTMENTS.
Knauff7s Summer Garden, 81 Wabashaw st.
Heine's Quartette every day and evening.
AUcTIoSEERs.
r. & J. NJ. Warner, Auctioneers, and deal
ers in clothing, hats, caps, &c, corner Third
and Cedar streets.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
St. Paul Harvester Works, Office IS w. Sd
street, manufacturers of the Edward Harvester.
ALE, PORTER AND BEER.
II. 0rleman, 81 West Third street, dealer in
bottled ale, porter and beer. Agent for Wau-
kegan Ale Co.
BOOK BINDING.
Joseph p. Giesen, 10 West Sd ST., up stairs,
practical bookmaker and binder. Orders from
throughout the State receive prompt attention.
BOOTS AND sHoRs-wHoLEsALE.
Forepau5h & Tarbox, 1877 East Sd st, manu-
lecturers and jobbers OF boots and shoes. At
tention is directed to their immense new stock.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
John A. Hood, manufacturer of fine boots
and shoes, No. 0 Wabashaw street.
II. a. Schleik, No. 81 East Third & % Wa
basha streets, dealer in boots and shoes !;
agency for Burt's fine shoes.
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PAPER.
T. S. White & Co., Nos. 80 & 55 East Third
street, iobbers in books, stationery and pa
per. Invite attention of the trade to their
fall stock, now complete in every depart
ment.
Hough & Dixon, SO w. Sd ST., dealers in
books, stationery and school furniture.
James Davenport, 20 w. Third ST., books,
picture frames, velvet stands, easels, etc.
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS.
ID. d. Merrill & Co., 35 East Third street !;
the best assorted and most complete stock in
the northwest.
CARPETS
JONI Malnels, wholesale q retail dealer IN
carpets, oil-cloths, wall paper, bedding, &c,
Nos. IL Z. Third street, and Al w. Third St.
w. L. Anderson, No. IA West Third street
II your are buying carpets, call and see
him.
COLLEGE.
Prof. w. A. Faddis, proprietor and Princi-
pal OF st. Paul Business international College,
Fire 4 Marine building, cor Third & Jackson
SITS. Send for new centennial catalogue.
COMMISSION HOUSES.
Maxfield & Co., No. 1873 East Fourth street,
Saint Paul, commission, grain and produce
/ dealers.
/ Hoxsie & Jaggar. IA Jackson st. St., Paul,
/ general commission & produce dealers. Par
ties having butter to dispose of will find it to
! their advantage to communicate with this
house. Special dealers in Michigan apples.
/ G.. T. Mcnamara & Co., No. IS Jackson st -,
Saint Paul, wholesale forwarding and general
commission merchants.
/ w. A. Van Syke & Co., 40 Sibley street,
wholesale commission, grain and produce
merchants; grain, flour x butter specially.
| Cashier & Penner, 10 Jackson street, COM
mission merchants and wholesale dealers in
lumbermen's supplies, grain and butter.
/ A. l.. Larpenteur, wholesale commission
produce merchant, 1913 East Third street.
CLoTHING-RETAIL.
Boston OnePrice Clothing House, 43 East
Sd st. Largest retail clothing house in Min
nesota. Popular for low prices.
| B. Roses clothing house, Merchants Hotel
/ blk. SO Jackson st. Entire new stock OF the
/ best made goods; lowest prices i'll the State.
COMMANDMENTS.
II. Plankuch & Co., wholesale clothing,
| gentlemen's furnishing goods, etc, ETC., No.
/ l04 East Third street.
CIGARS.
Fetsch Bros, 7lK & 73 East Third street,
manufacturers and wholesale dealers in cigars.
Send for samples.
J. p. Leitner, 26 West 3D. street, dealer in
cigars and tobacco, snuffs, pipes, etc. Also o
/ full line OF cigarette tobacco and holders
CUTLERY.
| FRANKIE & Schnell, 81 East Third street, cut
lers and grinders; dealers in all kinds of fine
cutlery. All cutlery sold sharp ready for use
CRocKERY.
Pollock, Donaldson & Ogden, SO Z. Cd ST..
wholesale dealers in crockery, glass x lamps
Craig & Larkin, &C East Sd street, importers
and dealers in crockery, French china, glass.
ware, lamps, and house furnishing goods.
CONFECTIONERY, WHOLESALE.
t. S. McManus 4 Co., manufact'ng contec.
TONERS x dealers in cigars, nuts, figs etc.
COPPER PLATE PRINTING.
Mellgren, 80 East Third street, has the
only copper plate printing press in the State
/ DENTISTS.
Dr,C. DeMontreville, "a West Third street
opposite Elevator, Saint Paul.
DRY GooDs-wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.
d. W. Ingersoll & Co., wholesale and retail
dealers in foreign and domestic dry goods
notions, hosiery, &c. Large stock complstt
in every department.
DRY GooDs-wHoLEsALB.
Auerbach, Finch x Culbertson, SO, IS & 81
I 81 a,,I ;nh1 & Ir,r L.
notions, etc. Agents for Clark's D. N. I. spoo
cotton, Hayes. Royal Irish pat. linen thread
VIM. Lee, wholesale dealer in dry goods 8
notions, LIST National Bank Block, St. Paul.
Pasca. Smith, st. Paul, wholesale dealer in
foreign and domestic dry goods and notions.
DRY GooDs-RETAIL.
Chicago Store-Mannheimer Bros, No. z T.
Third ST., dealers in foreign and domestic dry
goods, shawls, clOaks, etc. Our stock is the
largest, prices the lowest, one price to all.
A. II. Lindeks & Bro, No. 8 E. Third St,
dealers in staple. foreign and domestic dry
goods, notions, lsces, white goods, ribbons
and dress trimmings. Immense stock; latest
styles; popular prices.
b. +. zahm & Co., Seven Corners dealers
in foreign and domestic dry goods.
DRUGS.
Lambie, Bethune & Co., cor. Wabasha and
Bridge Square, dealers in drugs, fancy goods,
1 surgical ana ueuIdl LTuSses, tlC.
R. O. Sweesey,7 w. Sd ST. trusses, sur
gical Instruments, &c, at New York prices.
f. II. Biggs, so L. Sd St, wholesale 4 retail
dealer in drugs, medicines, paints, oils, glass
toilet articles-everything in the drug line.
| Moves Bros & Cutler, importers & whole
sale druggists; jobbers in paints. oils, glass,
ETC., 80 and 80 Robert street, st. Paul.
A. P. Wilkes, Seven Corners, dealer in
drugs, medicines, toilet. and fancy articles,
fine soaps, periumeries, trusses, etc.
ENGRAVING.
Notarial seals tor Mimi, 1915; same for D.
T., with coat of arms, S6.75; plain notaaial
seals, IS. A. Z. Mellgren, SO East Third st.
FANCY GOODS.
Althot, Bergman & Co., 80 & "a E. Sd ST.,
importers of toys, fancy goods, glassware.
FANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY.
Schultz & Weiss, wholesale dealers in mill
linery and fancy goods, 1873 East Sd street.
FURs AND BUFFALO ROBES.