River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-18

tic matters are being appreciated
, Mr.. X. is provided with every desira
BILE facility for the execution OF work
good apparatus, good light, and speci
mems of his work show evidence OF
superior skill in execution. Photo
graphic work of all kinds, copying and
enlarging are the principal features
of the establishment and no gallery Of
our metropolitan cities can produce
better work of similar character. Mr.
Kellogg is possessed of true artistic
knowledge of the business as is evlnc-
ed by his work and his efforts to inn
prove artistic matters should be well
sustained by the public. Mr.. X. also
carries large and complete stock of
frames.
JOHN WATSON
Is a representation of the saddleIy and
harness interests of River Falls, and
has been identified with the business
here for the past years. For num-
| Der of years Mr.. Watson has carried
on a leading business in the above line,
and his establishment at the present
| time offers excellent inducements to
the purchaser of this class of goods.
Mr.. Watson carries full stock of all
| that pertains to the business made up
in the most reliable manner. lie is Il
practical man of Al years experience,
first-class workman, and can otter
unusual Inducements in the way of
trade. Try him.
FRED MUCKENHAUsEN
Is the proprietor of our leading Cen
fectionery and Restaurant establish
ment and an element of 10 little i'm
portance as regards the business inter
ests OF River Falls. Mr.. NJ. com
menced business here about 31a years
ago, and a constant and increased
growth of business matters has attend
ed his efforts. The stock, appoint
ments and general appearance of this
concern is fully up to those of our
metropolitan cities, and the facilities
for doing business equally good. The
saloon department is neatly fitted
up, where meals, lunches, Oyesters, ice
cream, &C., are served in their season
in a manner unexcelled. In the con-
dictionary department the stock con-
ssts of a fine line Of candies, nuts,
fruits, canned goods, notions, cigars
and tobaccos. The latter articles are
specialties, and the stock carried is
one of the best in the place. This, to
say the least is model enterprise and
deserving o. increased success.
Boots AND SHOES.
In this line the establishment of 6.
Nelson occupies the first place, and IS
in fact one of the most popular and re
liable features of our business inter
ests. This house, established as Gus
tom shop 10 years ago, has grown into
a large, well stocked establishment.
one that does honor to the town and is
a credit to the proprietor. The stock
here is complete to the minuteSt de-
tail, and is selected with care from the
best makers in the country, and Offers
every advantage to the purchaser that
can be found in the metropolitan estab-
lishments of the country. Mr.. n. is a
practical shoemaker of many years eX-
perience, and most competent man
to conduct business of this charac.
ter. Good goods, low prices and a fair
and honorable system of doing bust
ness is the basis of success here, and
which principal will continue in vogue
in the future. Mr.. n. carries the
largest, most complete line of boots,
shoes, gloves, mittens &c, in the place.
and is doing a leading business in the
line represented.
PHOTOGRAPHIC.
Under this head we will speak
briefly of the establishment of Mrs.
NJ. A. Pingrey. Mrs. P. has been es
tablished here for the past Is yearsand
has the most desirable facilities for
the production of all classes of photo
graphic work. Copying and enlarg-
ing are prominent features. Her
work shows evidence of superior skill
in execution, and cannot fail to give
satisfaction. Mrs. ?. carries a good
stock of frames, also fine line of
chromos, and to all those who desire
good and reliable work in the above
line we can commend the establish
ment in question.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
In this line Meyer & Hosch are the
leading representatives and, although
but recently established, can justly lay
claim to the place of honor as regards
the line represented. They carry
fine line of piece goods, consisting of
both foreign and domestic fabrics. of
stylish patterns, and of the most relia-
bic goods. Both gentlemen are prac-
tical tailors and cutters, and their IA
cilities for doing bushes are not one
whit inferior to the similar concerns
of our larger cities, while their prices
will be found to range considerably
less. This enterprie fills place of
Importance in our business interests
and should receive merited support.
MILLINERY.
Conveniently located ON Main street
is the Millinery and Ladies Furnish
ing Store of Mrs. w. II. Winchester.
This lady is also one of those identi-
fed with the early history of the place
and has maintained foremost position
in her line for many years. She al
ways has on hand the latest styles and
the best goods, consisting of millinery,
ladies furnishing goods, fancy articles,
and every thing usually kept in a
| fast class establishment, that can be
found in the market.
PHGNIX DRUG STORE.
No stranger should visit River Falls
without giving the Phoenix
Drug Store a call. Mr.. Davis opened
drug store in an adjoining block
about fifteen years ago and has carried
on the same business for the entire
period, but not in the same place,
| having been burned out twice. Moth
| ing daunted, however, he erected the
present building-a more convenient
and commodious one than any he had
before occupied. Mr.. Davis keeps a
| full line of drugs, paints, oils, window
glass, fancy and toilet articles, etc,
and makes a speciality of compromising
physicians prescriptions and family
recipes.
D. McGREGoR,
| of the hardware, stoves and tinware
| trade is next ON the list, and worthy a
| place in this review. This house was
| established something over three
| years ago, and has assumed place
| among the most popular and reliable
of our mercantile interests. Mr.. NJ.
crrries a stock of goods complete in
| all the various departments, and Of a
| reliable character; shelf hardware, tin
| and sheet iron ware, tools and cutlery,
etc, are all largely represented. Dir.
| McGregor has been resident of this
vicinity for the past 80 years, and is
| one of the pioneer settlers of the
northwest; none are better known for
a fair dealing and none are more
deserving Of success in business mat
| tiers.
| BAKERY. CONFECTIONERY AND RESTAURANT.
Under this head we will speak brief
| ly of the establishment of A. Hirsch.
This enterprise was established six
years ago. A bakery and restaurant