The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-01

lines he represents as great q variety and as
good wares at as low prices as can be furnished
in any OF the largest Western cities. Mr.. Man
heimer has built up an excellent business
having discovered that it is to their interest to-
buy OF him.
LEWIS DEssAR
There is no better known house on South Me-
ridian street than the long established wholesale
clothing establishment of Lewis Dessar, at Nos
100 and 122 1t is not only well but favorably
known, standing in the front rank as to bust
ness, thrift integrity and energy The year
1884 has brought satisfactory business to this
house-a state of affairs that has certainly been
merited by reason of the extent and character of
OF the stock carried by its enterprising proprie-
tor. prosperous business is expected for the
new year. and Mr. Dessar is repidly pushing off
winter 'heavies' to make ready for early spring
invoices.
KIPP BROTHERS.
The members of this firm have ample cause to
feel gratifed with their trade during the year
just closed, and they expect the coming year to
be equally or even more favorable Kipp Broth
ers carry an admirable stock of fancy goods,
druggists and stationers' sundries toys, ma
steal instruments, cutlery, smokers goods and
lnnumerable other artcles-a stock which, for
variety and extent. will compare with the best
III the same Inc OF trade, no matter where To-
Gated.
c. sCHRADER 6 BROTHER
The specialties of this house are the higher
grades of china and glassware but they keen
everything in the queensware lines, and meet
every class of trade and at the closest figures.
So beautiful are many of the wares which thew
offer for inspection that their sales takes
on largely the character of an art bazaar One
portion of their establishment is devoted to birds
-canaries, parrots and other feathered singers
and takers.
H. LIEBER 6 co.
The well-known Art Emporium, at SO East
Washington street, was established in 1854, and
from small beginning at that date has grown
10 such an extent that it requires the whole of
four stories of building 25xl95 feet for the con-
duct OF its business. To say that it is one Of
the largest establishments of it's character in tho
west Is but to put it in words which every In
olanapohtan knows, as it is place of pleasant
resort and the only art gallery the city DO
sesses The line of goods carried consists OF
everything handled by dealer in pictures and
artlstss materials.
DAVID BRADLEY M'F'G CO
| This company, manufacturers and iobbers Of
the largest line of agricultural implements bug
gies, wagons, etc., in this territory, successors
to the Furst & Bradley Mfg Co. J is represented
here by w. B. Holton, manager, and occupies
large quarters on East Washington street from
No nj to 1873, inclusive. The field trial of the
many styles of plows of this company at the late
State fair was feature of that exhibition, and
thousands of practical agriculturists were en-
abled by the evidence of their own eyes to noSs
the merits of the manufactures of this company.
HoosIER SAW WORKS
The Hoosier Saw Works, Nos I32 and I34
South Pennsylvania street, w. B. Barry, pro-
prietor are known far and wide fer their war
ranted cast-steel, patent ground and extra tenn
pered saws. Mr.. Barry has added to his bust
ness flies betting and emory wheels, the best
goods direct from the manufacturers, which he
quotes at lowest wholesale prices. Circulars
sent on request