The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-06-02

Mr.. Huntington halls from Ohio
and came hither in 1880. He, too, like
all good citizens of his time served
Uncle Sam iu the dark hours of seces-
sion, in Co. H 18th Ohio. He fratern-
ICES with the G.. A. r. in which order
he takes a great deal of pride. Mr..
burlington is worthy and representa-
tive citizen and richly deserves the
patronage he receives.
E. SCHMAHL.
The necessities of climate and the
demands of labor make the American
people great meat eaters. The meat
industry is, therefore, one of the most
important enterprises and one that
supplies the opportunity for a most
creditable showing. One of the lead
ing markets of this section is that
owned by Mr.. Schmahl, which has won
the favor of the public during the ten
years of it's operation and now ranks
with the best in the city. He has ev-
erything in stock that can be found in
first class market and his prices are
as cheap as the ch";.pnst, He buys
only the best, but, hers in tn" most
scientific manner, keeps his stock cool,
fresh and of an even temperature and
cuts so as to bring out the best quail
ties in cooking. He has a large trade
and is regarded with confidence by all
who have dealings with him.
H. F. BUECHNER.
Among the many grocery houses OF
this place the one presided over by the
above named gentleman occupies an
enviable position among it's competit-
ors as to the quality of goods and mod
crate prices which are always obtained
here. You can at all times find a com
plete line of groceries, the finest Chi
ma and Japan teas, pure Mocha, Java
and other fine coffees directly import
ed, sealed goods in tin and glass, in.
Guiding every species of foreign anC
domestic production, condiments,tab
delicacies, and all the staple and fan
cy groceries. This house is in every
way in a position to satisfy all legiti
mate demands that may be made up
l it and cannot fail to give satisfac
ton to purchasers. A full line of glass
ware and crockery is also kept and in
spection of the stock is invited. Pa
irons will meet with just, honorable
and liberal treatment in all respect:
and invariably good value of theil
money, which can be relied on. The
prosperity of the house now under re-
view fully attests the appreciation O
these qualities by the public. Mr.
Buechner was born in Minnesota anC
como to Redwood Falls five years ago
and it affords pleasure to refer to him
however meagerly our space permits
in this review.
NELSON, THE TAILOR.
No one will pretend to dress will
taste without patronizing first-clas'
tailoring establishment, such as tina
operated under the above name. This
gentleman is among the leading rep
| resentatives of his trade in this section
of Minnesota and has a patronage tina
extends far throughout this section O
the state. He keeps on hand large
stock of patterns of both foreign anC
domestic manufacture from which pa
irons can select anything to suit. Ele
giant suits in all styles are made a
prices that make competition tremblt
and patrons open their eyes in glad
surprise. All work that leaves his cs
tablishment is first-ciass and guaran
teed to be made in thoroughly worl
manlike manner and to fit and weal
with the product of any similar con
Germ. The class of trade attracted
here proves conclusively that he il
popularity regarded as superior work
man. Outside of his business, Mr.
Nelson is an agreeable, progressive
gentleman, and merits the good opin
ion of all who know him.
E. B. BARNES d son.
This establishment, owned and op
Grated by E. B. Barnes & Son, is ONT
of the best equipped livery barns il
this section, and enjoys patronage
consistent with it's merits. The equiv
ment is first class in every particular
special attention being paid to the re
quircment of patrons. Horses il
abundance, stylish roadsters and fine
gated riders, harness kept in first
class order; buggies, carriages, and
wagonets in splendid condition ant
attendants ready to comply with the
requirements of the trade, however ex
acting. Such is the livery establish
ment of E. B. Barnes q Son. The
proprietors are thorough liveryman
pleasant and popular gentlemen ant
are worthy of the most generous pat
ronage. Horses kept by the day, week
or month at the lowest rates, and tran
sients fed and groomed to order, are
prominent features of their business
Mr.. Barnes, Jr., followed railroadine
for several years; he with his fathe
opened their barn last December ano
have received substantial encourage
ment in the way of a liberal patron
age. They buy and sell horses; specia
attention paid to shipping to the east
ern market. Give them a trial, they
will treat you right.
A. H. MOON & co.
Without disparagement to others i
is but safe to say that the above firm
is one of the leading hardware and i'm
plement dealers in Redwood Falls
and it is rare indeed that you fine
such a mammoth concern in a city the