The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-10-08

have built ups wonderfully good trade
which is continually increasing.
Their main brand is the Rosa Fins
cigar, which is rapidly acquiring
widespread notoriety and popularity,
They are represented abroad by Mr.,
Henry r. Pehllng, a voluable gentle
man who talks and sells and sells and
talks. as much of both as anybody,
He is little sawed off" fellow, small
of stature and light of weight but he
"geIs there just the same" on the
road. He can tell a yarn, taffy q
merchant and discant on the merits
of the Rosa Fina, all in one streak
His territory lies mostly in Central
and Southwest Missouri. He has been
with the house ever since it COMMENCED
business here. Helives at 229 Grand
avenue and is not married but may
be-if he lives long enough.
LIQUOR HOUSES.
The wholesale liquor houses of Sc
dslia are of as good character, as we'll
conducted, as substantial, and carry
as good grade of gods as any in
the West OF South. Their proprietors
are men of mems and substantial
citizens. They carry as good goods
aud seli them as low as any houses in
s.. Louis OF Kansas City. They buy
their goods in large quantities, di
rectly of the distilIeries of Kentucky
and Tennessee, the same as dealers in
large cities. They have, by fair deal
ing. built up trade that is an i'm
por,ant feature in Sedalia's CONNER.
cial circles, and brings yearly, a
large revenue to the city. II is a
feature TO be. by no means, over
looked.
Frank Kruger conducts a large
wholesale liquor business at 115
West Main street, where he has spa
cious quarters we'll stocked stalI times.
The house was founded in 1872 and
was. for many years conducted by
Wollstein & Co. Dir. Kruger was
their manager for several years. aud
about two years ago, bought out the
business, since which time he has con-
Quoted it, himself with marked success.
Mr.. Kruger, is very popular gentle
man and acquires many customers
up.n his extensive and exceedingly
p pnlsr acquaintance He is genial,
social, goodnatured, big hearted ami
pleasant. He makes a specially o!
fancy wines and brandies, as well as
keeping q substantial stock of pure
liquors. He is represented ON the
road by Mr.. Fred Bunger, who travels
in Southwest Missouri and Kansas
going as far as 200 miles west of the
Missouri line. Mr.. Burger, has been
whit he house for four years. He is a
young man-too modest to tell his ex-
act age; weighs about 40 pounds; is
about five feet and seven inches high;
light complexion; blonde mustache
and hair, sparkling blue German eyes.
He resides at lis West Fourth street,
where ne has pleasant home, nice
wife and pretty girl baby eighteen
months old. Mr.. Burger is great
home man, loves his family, under
stands his business and holds his
customers.
E. G. Cassiday has been in the
Wholesale liquor business in Sedalia
seven years and during that time has
built up business and a reputation
second to none. His name is
we'll and favorably known in
mercantile circles. He is a solid,
subiantial citizen and one of Sedalis's
prominent men. He is also agent for
Central Missouri for the celebrated
Lemp's beer, with which he does 9
large shipping business. His liquor
house is at III East Main street and
bis beer depot at 3l2 West Main
street. He is represented on the road
by Mr.. w. j. Riley, who is popular
"Frenchman from Cork" and jolly
gentleman wherever he goes. Mr.
Riley is about "a years old and single
He is tall and line looking, standing
nearly Elk feet when erect. He il
/ slender, dark Completed and weighs
about 140 pounds. He travels
in southwest Missouri and Kan
sas; rooms on Washington avenue
when in the city.
Adolphus Ehrgott has well-stOck
ed Wholesale liquor hoase at PIP Ohio
street. MIR. Ehrgott is an enterpris
ing young man who started in life by
clerking in sedalia. By integrity ant
strict attention to business he has es
| tablished himself in business and il
H al l.