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

enth and Sibley streets. His practice
| is very extensive, reaching far outside
of the city of st. Paul. His services
are often called for in consultations
with other physicians.
j. p. Gribben is we'll known dealer
in lumber in st. Paul, and has mum
| Der of lumber yards distributed in diff
| ferent parts of the city. He is an act.
| i've and far-seeing business man, and
| grasps the lumber trade in a broad way
| He has now, III connection with others
established the largest lumber yard In
the Northwest, covering over forty
acres. up ON the north end of Rice
| street. This yard is we'll supplied with
branch lines from the 500 line. The
company intends to deal heavily in
cedar posts and paving blocks, bringing
| the timber from Wisconsin over the Soc
road.
George W. Sommers. at 2O2,h very
attractive establishment that is well
stocked with wines, liquors and cigars
Of the very best qualities. The pro
prietOr is agreeable and accommodating
| and sees that all his patrons are well at
tended.
B. Harris has first-class millinery
store at POI East Seventh street, where
he has large stock of the latest and
most fashionable goods suitable for his
line of trade. He has been in business
quite long time and has grown into a
large trade through the quality Of his
goods and his attention to business.
Miller & Crawford have very fine
barber shop at 204 East Seventh street.
They opened up there about four years
ago. and have been quite successful i'll
building up good business.
o. I'll. AroSin has, at PIG, an excellent
jewelry and matchmaking establish
ment, and is succeeding in building a
fine trade.
j. Kost has just opened a new Ger
man club at 2lS East Seventh street
The club rooms are on the second floor,
and are very large, airy and pleasant,
and just as clean and neat as they can
be. They are supplied with four bill
lard tables and very large number Of
card tables. The club starts with over
100 members, and is success from the
beginning. 1t would be difficult to find
more inviting place in the city.
Weidenborner Bros. have fine as.
sortment of carpets, wall paper. win
dow shades, window drapery and all
other kinds of goods, at their store, No.
205. Any person desiring to fit up a
house in the latest and best kinds OF
goods will be sure to look over their
stock of goods before purchasing.
w. 81. Lockwood is chiropodist, and
has rooms in the second story of No.
2S3 East Seventh. He does not profess
to cure every disease Of the feet, but to
either wholly remove the disease or
greatly relieve the feet and improve
their condition, He has been here six
years, and has done good business.
Mrs. M. G. Dennis, in Room No. Z
up stairs, at 233 East Seventh street, is
TIE manager of the Home Intelligence
office. She is lady of energy. and
makes specially of first-class help.
Il. Hansen has fine establishment at
263 East Seventh street, where he is al
ways ready to greet his numerous
friends and furnish them with the
choicest wines. liquors and cigars.
Perlman & Pavian have built I'D a
large and splendid pawnbroker's busi-
ness at 265 East Seventh street, where
they are having very active trade.
Frank Wiley has in running order a
first-class eating house in the basement
of 279 East Seventh street, corner of
Rosabel street. 1t is called ''The Park
Restaurant" where all varieties of
chops, steaks, fish, Holsters and every
thing else eatable is cooked to perfec-
tiOn.
w. III. Robinson has nice, clean and
attractive barber shop located at No.
2S5. where all the accommodations that
are usually found in such establish
ments can be had.
Jacob Kach has large and we'll
arranged blacksmith shop at No. 29l
East Seventh street, where all kinds of
work IN the blacksmithing line are done.
His men are competent WOrkmen and
skillful in the business.
Greive & Schreiner have an establish
ment of considerable Importance. They
keep on hand all kinds of builders ma
terias, such as builders hardware,
mixed paints, glass, etc. They are
having a good trade. Their stock of
goods are of the best quality and always
give satisfaction.
E. Ericsson. at 297 East Seventh street.
near Broadway. keeps the hotel known
as the Norman house. Owing to the
manner in which it is run, and the SUI
periOr accommodations furnished to its
patrons, this hotel stands very high in
public estimation.
B. Simon has an attractive place of
business at 299 East Seventh street,
and enjoys the reputation of having a
very superior quality of wines, liquors
and cigars, which attract to his place of
business large trade.
Mrs. j. A. Bruce, who is located at
300 East Seventh street, has very con-
venient place for the business she is ell
gagged in, that of furnishing rooms.
August Plym has fine place at 321
East Seventh street, and besides this,
he is an exceedingly popular gentle
man. and naturally attracts a host of
friends. This accounts for his great
trade.
j. J. Nola u, 3O4 East Seventh street.
has one of the finest establishments to
be found on that great thoroughfare,
where he keeps the choicest wines,
LIQUORS and cigars. He has succeeded
in rendering himself exceeding popular.
John Herman, East Seventh street,
has spledid establishment and keeps
a general stock of clothing and boots
and shoes, of the best quality. Besides
the superior quality of the goods the
firm is satisfied with moderate profits.
The result is thgt all its customers
are satisfied with their purchases and
the number of the latter is increasing.
Fred Marks keeps one of the finest
places in the.city at 246 East Seventh
street, where he dispenses to his pa
irons choice wines and liquors of all
sorts that can be found. His place is a
favorite resort for gentlemen.
Hodge & Conhn have a fine and
pleasant sample room at 266 East
Seventh street, and through their good
management and popular ways have
succeeded in building UP big trade
that. for the same reason, is rapidly i'll
creaSing.
Robert Seeger, of 260 East Seventh
street, is one of the most successful
business men OH that immense thor
oughfare.r Eight or nine years ago he
commenced in very small way and
through great deal of energy and all
equal amount of good business tact has
worked up first class business and is
now at the head of great business es-