St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14

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nationality in st. Paul. He IS a Mason.
| Druid and Son of Herman
THE COLUMBIAN SHOE co.
firm in the boot and shoe line is
! the Columbian Shoe COMPANY. loo ated
on the fourth floor of the building at
| Fifth and Minnesota streets. 1t was
established in April, 1892. and the fol-
! lowing are the officers: Edward Lar
KIN, president; w. j. Winker, secretary.
JOHN G. REISING CO.
The smoking of tobacco has spread
| from the Arctic to the Antarctic seas.
! despite the erusadeS made against its
use by individuals whose physical make
I MP is such that they are unable to in
/ dulge in the weed. The Jonn g. Refs
! ing company was founded in 1885 bY
| john q. ReiSing, who sold out in 1892 to
/ y. \. tlelSeher, who is the sole owner,
! but Mr.. Reising is retained as manager
| of the business
| The original location was at Nos. By
! 3I9 st. Peter street. but the growing in
! terests neceSsitated change, and the
! present roomy premises were secured
| at Nos 81 and 313 Wabasha street. A
! general line of good and reliable cigars
/ Is made, such as the '-Goid Medal"
-Grdnd Duke" and Our FaYOriIe. y
/ This house also carries full line of all
| the leading tObaccOS. as we'll as smokers
/ goods. pipes, etc
Their trade territory extends west to
/ the Pacific coast, and Ten travelling men
| are Kept busy taking orders. The
| annual sales reach Si00.0O and show
| steady increase. MIR. FIeiSeher is d
| native of Wisconsin and was formerly
| IN the real estate businessin St. Paul.
MI RelSing IS native of Cincinnati.
! Out has resided here for thirteen years.
POWERS a SEXTON.
The above well-knoWn tobacco dealers
/ at l27 West Third street make a spe-
| cIalty of wholesale Key West and Ha-
| yana cigars. The partners are John X.
! Powers and Patrick Sexton, and al
though the business is but a few mouths
old. number of travelling men are en-
poYed and splendid trade is being
built I'D. They handle in imported
goods brands like Lord Tennyson.
Spring Garden and Three Stars. and in
five-eent lines Bonita. Red Glover,
Piper HeidSiek, etc. The members of
the firm are young men, enterprisiBg
and industrious.
GEORGE FULLER
a leading manufacturers agent Of st.
Paul is Mr.. George Fuller. VINO has
offices al 5l4-5lS Endicott building. He
does a general brokerage business in
iron. steel and railway track material.
and contracts for equipping complete
steam power plants. lie Is agent for
the Ajax Forge company, of Chicago,
manufacturers of frogs, crossings, rail
braces and switches; also for the Pitts
burg Forge ana Iron company. for the
Willard Sons Il Bell company. of
Chicago, manufacturers or ear aXIes,
and for the Griffin Wheel Foundry COM
pany, OF Chicago. the largest car wheel
makers in the United States. the COM
Al NJ nn1k. y
wheels daily. AlT. Fuller has built up
such business for the latter concern
that 1t IS now looking for a site OH which
TO erect plant IN this city. Mr.. Fuller
contracts Tor the erection of complete
steam power plants. which are under
The supervision OF Chief Engineer j. q
Robertson. Mr.. Fulier's able assistant
In the last year they have erected
twenty complete plants. Mr. Fuller is
also agent Tor the A. l.. Idle " Son Ideal
Engines.
JOHN IIAISLEY.
IhiS gentleman Is a manufacturers
agent whose Office is in room IL of the
building at 42l Wabasha street. lie has
been d resident of st. Paul since 1881,
ana founded this business about ME
years ago. and its success has been
marked. Mr.. Haisley is sole agent TOR
the celebrated Gem Filter. made III diff
teTent sizes, ana controls the sale of this
article IN the United States and Canada.
de has already placed nearly 100000
filters, OF which more than 5000 were
sold III ST. Paul ami Minneapolis.
II. C. M'NAIR.
II. c. McNaIT, whose offices are ut S26
and 33S EndicOtt building, deals in Sligo
boiler plate and stay bolt lrOn in boiler.
tank, slack and machinery steel, and III
baE tank and sheet iron. He also sells
bolts and spikes ami track material.
DONALDSON. OGDEN & co.
The above immense concern Is firmly
established ia the crockery, glassware
and cutlery trade at 397-4Ul SIbIey
street. 4 building i've stories nigh is
filled with a select stock. anu the trade
territory reaches 10 the Pacific coast.
The partners are among the besJ-known
men in the city.
WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM.
William Cunningham, l3O and I52
East Seventh street, Is a wholesale deaf
er in taiiOrS supplies. fine wOoiens and
trimmings. This business was founded
in 1882 by him. and he has been very
successful. Ibe house was formerly at
81 and 6S East Seventh street. but tne
rapidly increasing trade made greater
and better facilities necessary, and the
present more eligible quarters were Sc
cured and occupied May /. 1892. lie is
a direct importer Of medium and finest
grades OF wOOiens, the most elaborate
trimmings anu makes q speciality of
cutting WoOlens to all lengths. also of
expressing samples to taiiors on april
cation. Mr. Cunningham Is 4 native of
Ireland. He came here i'll 1881. and
has gained position of respect and
esteem among all classes.
ALT ESSENDRUP.
Ny Aft ES~AOdrtrp FAST Eourrb
street. Is a well known jOUber and
converter of clOthiers' and tailors' TRIM
mingS.
Nj. Essendrup formerly was a mem
Der of the hTm OF Hatch. ESsendrup u
Co. The Ist Of July. This year, ne es-
tablished himself independent OF any
partners.
As ne is the Western sole agent of the
Kirk dOeskIn finish serges and Italians.
which are dyed and finished By Samuel
XIX Y SUNS. Leeds, England. ana also
the well known brand of sewing silk
braidS, manufactured by the Sandford
Silk Braid company.
MINNESOTA TYPE FOUNDRY co.
When. in 1863. the Minnesota type
foundry was established IN 81. Paul. IT'S
projectors ''buiided better than they
knew" II is now tie largest Of its
class in the entire territory west of Chi
cagO- ne management mas always
been enterprlsing. and has left nothing
undone ia order 10 keep pace with the
rapid growth of the Northwest. The
Minnesota Type Foundry company is
one OF the cham OF houses belonging to
MeSsrS. BarHhart Bros. u SpindIer. and
is aioJted the territory from Lake Mich
igan to the Pacific coast In addition
TO handling the type ana other goods of
their own and Barnhart Bros. Il
SpIndlers manufacture, the company
has the agency for the Babceck cylinder
presses, Howard IRON works. Paragon
ami Advance cutters. Chandler a Price
and Shniedewend q Lee Gordon lob
presses, etc. A very large line of sec
Ond-hand printers machinery is also
kept on hand. and. having It's own ma
chine shops. the company is prepared
To guarantee all Its W OTk.
The officers OF the house are as fol-
lows: A l. Barnhart president. Dpl