Businesses 1874

Waupaca Republican

November 26, 1874

WAUPACA’S BUSINESS

HOW IS THIS FOR A “COUNTRY TOWN”?

HOW DOES YOUR NAME LOOK IN PRINT?

WHAT WE HAVE HERE

H.J. & A. STETSON, Dry Goods and General Merchandise

R. LEA, Dry Goods and General Merchandise

R.R. ROBERTS, Dry Goods and General Merchandise

L. STERN & BRO., Clothing, ready made, and manufacturers

MUMBRUE & WOODNORTH, Dry Goods and General Merchandise

H. NORDVI, Dry Goods and General Merchandise

D. PARISH, Tannery, Boot and Shoe Shop and Store

SIMCOCK & WEST, Hardware, tinware stove and iron

P.A. CHESLEY & CO., Hardware, tinware

H. & H.C. BEADELSTON, Groceries and produce

JEFFERS BROS., Druggists, groceries, liquors by wholesale

N.C. MILLER, Dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes and clothing

ORIN HALL, Groceries and notions

GEORGE STRICKLAND, Jeweler, watches and clocks, general repairing and electro plating

S. SILVERTHORN, Blacksmithing, wagons and carriages

J. PERKINS, Wagon maker

H.D. PRIOR & Son, Blacksmiths, wagons and plows

JARDINE & POLL, Planing mill, sash, doors and blinds

W. LEVISEE, Furniture store and factory, General furnishing, undertaker

ZAHL & JOHNSON, Waupaca Tannery

C. KOONTZ, Agricultural implements

H.C. MEAD & CO., Bankers, insurance agents

E. COOLIDGE & CO., Bankers, insurance, conveyance

DEMAREST & SON, Furniture, undertakers

F.B. VOSBURG, Vosburg Hotel

M.M. LEWIS, Lewis House

FULTON & LYTLE, Livery

C.F. HANSON, hardware and tinware

G.H. CALKINS, M.D., druggist and apothecary

W.F. WEISENBORN, Groceries.

W. TEMME, Harness Maker, Saddler, Trunks

WARNER & TAYLOR, Restaurant

A. HOLLY, Carpenter and Joiner

CHURCHILL & OLESON, Abstract of Titles

OLSEN, NELSON & CO., Planing mill, sash, doors and blinds

C. RITZ, Barrel and stave factory

PAINE & DUNBAR, Saw mill, Lumber, lath, etc.

GILMORE & WARE, Lumber, general dealers

P.A. HOUSE, Wagons, Carriages and Agricultural Implements

WALSH & OGDEN, Watch’s Turbine Water Wheels, Mill Machinery, Steam Engines and

general Foundry and Machine Shop work.

TEMME & ROSCHE, Foundrymen, Brown’s water wheels, steam engines, steel and cast plows,

general repairing

D.L. MANCHESTER, Physician and Surgeon

P.T. HANSON, Physician and Surgeon

L.B. BRAINARD, Physician and Surgeon

G.L.B. ROUNSEVILLE, Homeopathic physician

MRS. H.A. THORN, Millinery

MISS JOSEPHINE MERRY, Millinery

TOM PIPE, JR., Meat market

H. PETERSON, Groceries, boots and shoes

J.R. VAN TASSEL, Gunsmith

H.J. PERKINS, Photographer

T. RICH, Photographer

C. SWANSON, Tailor, gents furnishing

CHADY & THOMPSON, Notions

R. RUTHERFORD, Tailor

G.L. LORD, Waupaca Mills, grain, flour and feed

DAYTON, BALDWIN & CO., City Mills, grain, flour and feed

J.W. EVANS, Woolen Mills, cloths of all grades, yarn, carding, wool dealer

J.A. CHESLEY, Drugs, books and notions

WHEELER & HOWLETT, Washington Market, cattle, sheep and hogs

C. WEBB, Gunsmith

P.M. DAVIS & SON, Painters

FRYOR & SON, House and Sign Painters, Glaziers

R. GREEN, Contractor and Builder

P. KIFFNER, Boots and Shoes

TONSORIAL ARTISTS, parish & Barnes, Geo. Smith, - Naylor

C.L. SCOVILLE, Cigar Manufactory, Groceries

BAILEY BROTHERS, Commission merchants

P.J. NORDEEN, Commission merchant

COLLIER & AUSTIN, Livery

C. LARSON, Tailoring

JOHN MINTON, Tea Store

A. HORTON, Gunsmith

JENS HANSON, Blacksmithing

W. SCOTT, Co. Judge, insurance, abstract of titles, conveyancer

E.L. BROWNE, Att’y and counselor

MYRON REED, Att’y and counselor

J.K. PARISH, Att’y and counselor

J.A. OGDEN, Att’y and counselor

C.S. OGDEN, Att’y and counselor

G.W. ADAMS, Att’y and counselor

F.F. WHEELER, Att’y and counselor

J.O. SCOTT, Dentist

A. OLESON, Saloon

GIL LYTLE, Omnibus Line

S. WOODNORTH, Sample Room, Billiards

Jack Perkins is making some very excellent photographs now-a-days. He has lately purchased several new and improved instruments; and is taking pictures as good as can be obtained anywhere. His new photos, of the “Cash” Coolidge patent, are comicalities that take well. Specimens hang in the show case at the foot of the stairs. See his advertisement in this issue and note the very liberal offers made.

EXTRA COPIES of THE REPUBLICAN this week, in wrappers, ready for mailing to your friends. Five cents per copy.

WAUPACA BUSINESS FIRMS – We present this week a carefully prepared list of the various branches of trade in Waupaca. It is done principally to let the outside world see that there is something of a town here, and partly to get the names of a multitude of business men into print who never put them in of their own accord. How well those whose names appear will be pleased, we do not know; it is of those who are left out that we are afraid. In preparing a list of this kind, it is almost impossible not to overlook some, and it isn’t so much what a newspaper does for a man as it is what it doesn’t do, that the editor is called to account for. However, the list is as near perfect as our time would admit of, and as such it goes out, a deadhead advertisement for the town. Every man whose name appears in the list, who has no advertisement in the paper already, is cordially invited to examine the advertising rates and prepare his copy for a half, quarter or eighth column, or a card, as his ambition for a good business, the prosperity of his town, or his willingness to furnish business to a paper that will do all for its town that is allowed to, prompts him to do.