St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-28

B. Studenmeyer is in business at 1S
East. Seventh street, and has worked
hard for six years to build up good
trade. and has succeeded. His pleasant
and accommodating ways are well cal
culated to win friends, and he has many
of them.
Voglepohl & Schwable are two bright
young Germans that have been running
barber shop at No. z East Seventh
street for about year. They have a
very clean and neat establishment and
are doing good business.
P. Reckinger has large and choice
assortment of cigars, pipes and tobacco.
He is now we'll established in business,
having been three years in building up
his trade.
j. b. Pewters is established in bust
ness at No. Is East Seventh street. He
has a good run Of custom and is doing
well.
w. HI. Lesh is at 27 East Seventh
street, in the second story Of the Stees
block, where he carries OH the business
Ofuselling jewelry on the inStallment
plan. He always has ON hand large
assortment of diamonds, watches, sill
verware. and all grades of such stock.
He is doing good business and keeps
large number of men on the road.
The dry goods emporium of Cox Bros.
at 90 East Seventh street, is one OF the
stable institutions of the street. The
partnership is only a year in age, but is
decade in success and popularity. 1t
takes but short time to hew out road
to prosperity, when the commercial
elements in men are all ready at hand,
and certainly Cox Bros. have them.
Young men have happy faculty OF
carving out success in st. Paul, and
this firm is no exception.
The Mercantile and Domestic Help
Exchange commenced business in June
last. This organization is located in the
second story of the Stees block. and
since it has been here, it has been very
successful.
O'Brien & Mertz are at No. Al East
Seventh street, on the northeast corner
of Seventh and Cedar streets. Their
place is one of the most popular in the
city, and they are making money.
The California Wine house is we'll
known throughout the city, and, though
business establishment, it is Curl
oSity. This house has built up repu
tation and a business that extends
throughout the whole Northwest, not
withStanding the fact that it has been
located here only four years.
E. Davis has established a first-claSS
restaurant at SO East Seventh street,
and is doing good business. He serves
meals at regular hours, and conducts
his business more on the hotel plan
than on that of a restaurant proper.
He has been located there two and a
half years.
Charles Brenck, at G1 East Seventh
street, has splendid establishment
called the Pacific Sample Room, where
he keeps the highest grades of liquors.
He pays especial attention to pure
native wines of the choicest brands.
A. c. King, at Sc, has very nice.
convenient and cosy restaurant, where
he serves good, substantial meals for Is
cents each.
+. S. Courtright has fine establish
ment at the corner of Seventh and
Minnesota streets. and by good judg-
ment and attention to business has
built up fine and paying business.
l.. FinkleStein has been in business
and is doing tirst-class business, which
he is increasing every day.
Harry Shepherd, who is located at 90
East Seventh street, may be regarded
as one of the most successful of the
Seventh street business men. He is in
the photograph business, and COM
menced in it at that place a little more
than a year ago in small way and
without money. His business during
the past year ran up into the thousands
of dollars.
d. E. McCourtney is in business at
Capt. Heck's old place, No. 93, and is
carrying a heavy trade.
Avery & Bishop have established a
coffee house, OF, as it is called, an En-
gliSh kitchen. 1t is an elegant place,
where everything is served in the best
style.
N. o. Norslin is the manager of s'The
American TailorS" at l12 East Seventh
street, and through his industry and
good judgment is building up good
trade.
The Taylor & Myers Pharmacy COM
pany is great institution. The MEM
merS of this company are manufactur-
ers, importers and dealers in homeo-
pathic medicines. books, cases, instru-
ments and supplies OF all kinds. The
company is one OF the heaviest on the
street.
The Golden Rule" is another insti-
tuition that belongs to Seventh street.
1t is located on the northwest corner of
are but few things in the world, from
hairpin to beautiful painting, that
cannot be found there. 1t was estab-
lished but few years ago, and through
its cheap prices and good quality of
goods it has built up an immense trade.
Werner'S millinery establishment is
located at Ill East Seventh street. Miss
Werner started the business fifteen
years ago, and it has increased so rap
idly and steadily that it has become
necessary to start i'll connection with it
a kind of branch house. She has there
fore rented No. 33 East Third, a few
doors above Cedar street, which will be
opened in connection with the Seventh
street store about the 1st OF March.
A. Nelson has fine business eStab-
lishment at 131, where he has built up
fine trade.
Murphy Bros, at 142 Ryan block.
have splendid dry goods store, where
they are doing constantly increasing
business. They came here last April
from Iowa, and are very much gratitied
at the success in business they have had
during the year.
Morris Fl. Flarsheim & Co., 140 East
Seventh street, are wholesale and retail
dealers in the finest California wines.
They have fine establishment, and are
doing heavy business.
Neff & Rosenquist have the beautiful
new drug store in the Ryan block. at
152 East Seventh street. and make
speciality of carefully putting up pre-
scriptions. They opened their present
place year ago, and have built up
good business. John Nef, the senior
partner, is one of the younger class of
St. Paul pioneers. and learned the drug
business with Allen fifteen years ago.
He is a hustler, and is we'll mated with
his partner. 1t is live, energetic firm,
and will prosper.
The Cincinnati Shoe company. at No.
173 East Seventh street, is doing large
trade. 1t has been located here for six
years, and deals in all kinds of boots