The herald., 1895-06-27

into lts new building, which is now Just
about completed, and which is one of
the rinest business locks in Pomona.
The firm of Stringfeld d Way handles
everything on wheels. In their spacious
storeroom and modern showrooms will
be found u fine lot OF farming implements,
carriage, wagons, bnggies. sulkys, and
bicycles, etc, and have the exclusive
agency of the Columbus buggy.
Warren d Cashon on Second and Ellen
streets are younS men with ability and
push and carry fine line of vehicles and
agricultural implements.
Nearly dozen grocery stores supply
the table OF the Pomonnas. V. Debrunnef,
proprietor of the City Cash grocery came
to Pomona ard established his business
fully twelve years ago. He has fine
home in town, some valuable city prop
planted mostly to oranges, now il beac-
ing.
E. A. Padghar had an experience of
twenty years in the grocery business
when he came to Pomona about ten years
ago, and established his present business.
lie handles staple and fancy groceries,
and has met with success. He owns a
ranch set out to oranges and apIicots.
He leads a plesanat. busy life and says
this is the paradise OF earth.'
Poston d Hamlin are young men but
three years in business here, and in con-
hectlOn Win groceries nanuie Crcckery
and willow ware. By close application
to business and modern methods they
have gone to the front.
l.. L. Fellows, grocer and cole agent for
Chase & Sanborn's s coffee. has been seven
years in business in Pomona and has
never had to complain of hard times.
A. J. Howell, corner Ellen and Second
streets, has been for four years in tho
grocery business in Pomona, as have also
G. W. Cox & Co.. on Nam street, and
have done q thriving business.
George W. Weber came from Illinois
about two years ago and bought some
ranch property and established The Bee
busy. HIS grocery is we'll stocked and
his acreage set out to lemons oranges,
prunes and small fruits. He has home
in town.
Il. V. E. Heath is newcomer from
Iowa who has succeeded to the grocery
business of Il. i. Downey.
branch of the Great American I'M
porting Tea company of San Francisco,
established here about three years ago,
is under the management of Mr.. r..
Jansen, who thoroughly understands the
business, having for years worked in the
wholesale depot in San Francisco.
The meat markets furnish all kinds of
ers. who conduct the Central market, have
been five years in business in Pomona.
They are both active in the work, do their
own slaughterIng and clerking, and both
own homes in town.
The firm of Burdlcll e. league owns
and manages the Peoples market. The
business has been established four years
and the mbers both have homes in
town and have ranch interests.
J. }. Nalikett, who has lived in Pomona
for ten years and was formerly @ grocer,
went into the meat business last Novem-
Der. He owns home in town and has
an orchard of olive trees in bearing.
The Richard Gird company Of Chino
has established two retail meat depots in
Pomona, which ara both doing well. The
stores are we'll located on Second street
and attractive in appearance.
There is not much ne.d OF drugs in
this sunny valley, so four druggists are
sufficient to supply the wants. They
carry also n line of fine toile articles.
,. Caldwell was the first to establish in
Pomona. About twelve years ago he be-
gan business here and as the result OF
close application 10 business he now owns
fine home in town and brick and fire
proof business block.
Pierce IL Robbins followed and for about
nine years have been conducting gen.
erai drug business here. They both have
homes in town.
Browne & Co., druggists, have fol
seven years had large store on Seconc
streeu in Pomona. with q branch store II
Chino. They carry good stock and sci
at Los Angeles prices. Mr.. Browne. the
senior member of the firm. was one o
| the principal organizers of the board o
| trade. He was its first secretary ant
served in that capacity for several ,ears,
and was afterwards president OF thu
| board. He was the first president of the
| Building and Loan association OF Pomo