Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-05
FURNITURE, Etc.

nienb supply OF suitable tlmOer IOr al COLL
mon varieties of furniture, are facts upon
which to base an encouraging promise Of
abundant success for capitalists who will en-
gage in the business with the machinery and
other economical appliances which will
enable them to compste with the furniture
factories of Cincinnati and other cities
where this line Of manufacturing has beer
most successfully followed. Out Of the LIST
below might be selected mechanics, business
men and capitalists capable of conducting Q
large manufacturing business, but the me
chanical knowledge of the business seems
to be separated from the capital, except in
instances where the present line of trade
affords all the occupation desired. Bat
some of the cabinet makers below named
are doing fine work and gradually building
up towards establishments which may In
time be counted among the leading manu-,
featuring works of the city, simply by tax.
ing hold of specialties in which they excel
and working exclusively at them. In this,
as in many other mechanical employmenta,
that is often tho course to pursue for good
workman who is young and ambitious.
Bailey & Roedler, % Washington, 3 hands.
F. g. Bass & Co., 81 Jackson, 6 to 9.
B. N. Cardozo, rs jackson, 4 to 6.
De Coster & Clark, "a jackson, 6.
Louis A. Eye, 1872 sibley.
N. Gross & Co., I 81 W. Third.
FIN hmm e. oHotr
Hanggi, Cady & Medicke, Eighth, bet. Cedar
and Minnesota, 6.
G.. W. Hitchcock & Co., ITO Jackson.
johnson Bros, IT'S W. Third, 2.
l.. Leigh & Co., 81 w. Third, 2.
G. II. r. Luhrsen, ISL W. Third, 2.
Xavier Mannhart, 50 Goodrich avenue.
Fl. Meyerding, "a W. Seventh.
d. O Halloran, Sixth near Wabashaw.
8. Potter, Jackson. corner Of Sixth, 6.
E. G. Pomroy, 100 E. Fifth.
August Roedler. 40 W. Third, s.
Fl. H. Schroeder, II E. Sixth, 2.
Stees Bros, 81 E. Third, IL.
Bass & Co. employ regularly two uphol-
sterers, one cabinet maker and three furni-
ture fnishers, and at buster seasons of the
year hire two to three more skilled hands.
b. N. Cardozo employs two upholsterers
and two fnishers, and hires two extra hands
in the busy seasons of the year.
Do Coster & Clark have workshops Oh
East Fourth, where they employ two up
hoisterers, two cabinet makers and two
furniture fnishers.
Louis A Eye makes specially of working
at billiard tables.
Hanggi, Cady & Medicke, who are about
to move from the vicinity of Assumption
church to the location above given, make
Church, bank, offios and household furni-
ture to order, from original or furnished
designs. They employ six men and will
probably increase the number this spring to
thirteen.
Hitchcock & Co., who have recently open
ed their salesroom at the location above
given, are expecting to engage in manufac-
turing furniture in the buildings connected
with the Layde works in the Sixth ward.
S. Potter employs one upholsterer, one
cabinet maker and four fuishers.
The second story, No. 12o Esst Fifth
street, is being fitted up for mandatory
of Office furniture by E. G. Pomroy, whose
shop will he in operation about the LIST of
April.
August Roedler employs enc upholsterer,
two cabinet makers and two fnishers.
II. d. Schroeder employs two fnisheis.
Stees Bros. in their various departments
employ twelve mechanics.
johnson Bros, y. q. r. Luhrsen and
Xavier Mannhart ore cabinet makers.
N. Gross & Co., Guthunz & Reckstroh, L.
Leigh & Co., d. Meyerding and D. O'HalIor-
an are undertakes exclusively.