The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15

confidence in its maintaincnce. II.
l.. Blake is its cashier, he is a gentle
man Of pleasant d%emcanor, and pos.
scsscs excellent business qualities and
is thoroughly conversant with the
banking business generally. Mr.. Eu-
gene Hunter is proprietor Of one Of
the largest and most complete stocks
Of agriculture in the county, and also
buys the most live stock especially
hogs, that is marketed at that place.
Mr.. Hunter has been engaged in bust.
ness in Rivcrton fer q good many
years and commands the respect Of all
who know him.
Fulton & Carnahan is the name Of
one Of the most prosperous firms in the
city. They have recently moved to q
spacious corner building where an i'm.
mense stock of goods can be found.
Both the gentlemen have had a long
and. varied experience in business. and
now enjoy q very munifcsnt patron
age. Their stock consists Of general
merchandise.
There are two harness sheps in Riv-
erton and both enjoy q very liberal
patronage. One is owned and opera
ted by j. II. Gaskill, who handles a
nice line OF harness, fixtures, &c., and
does neat repairing.
The other goes under tho name Of
Il. Burner & Son. They have one Of
the most complete stocks Of harness,
saddles, whips. robes, &C., to be found
in the county and do repairing neatly
and promptly. They are pleasant
business men and ore fast establishing
a heavy trade.
j. d. Fultsn, real estate and insur.
nee agent is al old resident Of the
place and enjoys a good business in
his line. lie also insurcs collections
promptly and the parties who place a
collection in his hands may rest as.
surcd John will "go after EN- abou,
right.
A. Holderidgo, proprietor of the
city livery and feed stable seems tc
get his share Of that business and i.
dong as much livery work as any
stable in that part Of the country.
S. J. Wilson is running the city
dray line in that place and is making
it pay we'll. He is the only one II
town engaged exclusively in that bust
ness, and as a consequence, with faith
~fulness to his patrons. he he's estab
, lishcd a good solid trade.
Riverton is not without good hote'
: accommodations, having the Crank
lin House." a respectable $2-a.da,
' house, and the Blanks House" Of
half that rate. They are located sid,
by side, the former being controlled
by George Enos, and Robert Bank,
being proprietor Of the latter. A
present, the Banks House is filed in
. ~cessantly with regular and transfer.
|, !, patronage, and the accommodation
are as good as any in the country
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Banks are plcasan
{ and courteous aud tho stranger VIII,
I dimes there Is SURE to call again.
A. j. Benjamin handles the onl,
lumber yard in Riverton and carries
u a heavy stock of choice lumber, lath
: shingles, lime, coal, cement, etc. Mr.
Benjamin is a conservative bushes,
man and sells a large amount Of hi
stock every year. lie informs us tina
c his business remains about the sam,
during the democratic depression, anc
that the prospects for a fall trade ar,
J very fattcring indeed.
The largest and most Aourishine
hardware store IN the city is that Of
Cummings & Hobart, on the north
side Of Main street. These gentle,
men carry a stupendous stock OF
hardware, furniture, windmills, pumps,
farm implements, &c. Theyi.are To-
Gated in a capacious building and we
are informed that they sell enormous
amounts Of goods each year. The
) gentlemen comprising this firm are
pleasant and sociablc and have estab.
lished an excellent business
Bert G. Lindley is proprietor of the
City Drug Store and enjoys an excel
! lent patronage at all times. His
4, stock consists of a full line of drugs