The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-01-04

stock of goods, consisting in part O
WHISTLES, brandies, wines, gins, runs
and cigars, occupy the larger portion O.
one of the largest brick buildings in the
city. They deal extensively in Chicago
Milwaukee and st. Louis bottled beer
and are agents for the j. M. Brunswick,
Bake q Co.'S. billiard tables. They
makea specially of straight two-stamr
Kentucky WHISTLES.
c. B. TROWRlDGE. Wholesale and Retail Deale,
in liquors and Cigars, Corner Of Main ana
Quartz Streets.
Mr.. Trowbridge has removed from his
old business quarters on Main street, and
is now established in his new building
on the opposite side of the street. His
new building is of brick, and makes a
prominent and beautiful corner for Main
and Quartz streets. The interior of the
building is extensive and is without
centre supports or partitions. The WIN
dows in the front part are of large plate
glass. The building is used exclusively
as a salesroom, and for storing the stock
Of liquors, tobaccos and cigars of MI.
~Trowbridge. AT the extreme back or
west end of the building is a small
modest bar, without p%retentious display,
where drinks are sold at a bit. Here
every evening and during the lull of
business in the day time, are to be found
several of the prominent men of the
district, discussing the political out
look and the commercial probabilities.
1t is a small bar, but it is stocked with
the best of liquors and cigars, and has
the reputation of doing a large business
in a quiet way. The wholesale stock in
cludes rum, gin, wines, WHISTLES, BRAN
dies, cordials, bitters and all bar liquors,
and occupies yer one-half of the build
ing. The office is in the front or east
part, and is separated from the ware
house by only a low railing. He will
be glad to have all those who were
wont to visit him in his old place report
to him in his new quarters. His whole
sale stock comprises the best quality of
liquors, and his prices arr the lowest.
He will not be undersold.
j. N. BOWES, Furntture and Upholstery, Main,
Betareen Broadmdy and Granite Streets.
The furniture establishment of MI.
ings, and on one of the best business
locations in the town of Butte. About
three-fourths of the upper part of the
building is devoted to the store or ware
room ; the other quarter is used as a
store-room for raw material. In the lat
terdepartment are to be seen quantities of
wool, hair, moss, feathers, bed-sDrings,
mattresses and unfinished woodwork.
The workshop is in the basement,
where a force of hands are constantly
employed, some of whom repair old
articles and others manufacture new
furniture. Mr.. Bowes has now on hand
at his ware-rOOm a full and complete
assortment Of fancy woodwork, and
furniture of various styles and descrip-
tons, adapted to the tastes and means of
all. His stock of wares consists of East
ern as well as home manufactures, and
includes parlor suites, lounges and up
hOlstered work, chamber and bedroom
sets with marble and walnut tops /;
chairs with wood or cant seats rocking
chairs of all kinds bedsteads, bureaus,
tables, what-nots, sofas, dressing-cases,
brackets, b~aby-carriages in all varieties
and prices mantle and pier mirrors of
any required style or price chromos,
picture frames, clocks, shelves, mould
ings, brackets, spring and excelsior mat
~trasses, and all kinds of plain and
fancy Woo work. He has also on hand
Il variety of collins and trimmings.
which are supplied according to require
ments. Undoubtedly he has the largest
and most varied stock of its kind in the
Territory. If you require anything in
his line give him a call, and he will be
sure to satisfy you.
j. SINGER, Upholstery end Furniture, Eas.
End Of the Bridge on Park Street.
Mr.. Singer has now on hand at his
ware-room on Park street a large and
select assortment of kitchen, chamber
and parlor furniture and upholstery.
Among his stock are a few beautiful
marble-top bedroom sets, at different
prices, according to design and finish.
In the rear of the ware-room is the work.
shop where the manufacturing of new
and the repairing Of old furniture is be-
ing carried on. There is IA fine stone
basement to his establishment which ;s
used as Il store-roOm for raw material.
his stock of furniture and upholstery
includes not only his own, but also that
OF Eastern manufactures, and consists in
part OF sofas, lounges, centre-tables, par
Tor suits, chairs of all kinds, feathers.