1889 Carbondale, Osage County Business Directory

Southwestern Business Directory, McKenney Publishing Co., 1889
Carbondale, Osage County Directory

transcribed by Sheryl McClure

CARBONDALE, OSAGE COUNTY. A coal mining town at the junction of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe with the Union Pacific Railroad. 17 miles from Topeka. Population 1,200.

Thomas Adamson, bakery and restaurant
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, Wm. Monro, agent
S. D. Barry & Co. (S. D. Barry and A. Montgomery) harness and saddlery
Dr. J. Beasley, physician
J. W. Blacker, livery and feed
Bradford & Gregory (S. B. Bradford and P. E. Gregory) attorneys-at-law
S. B. Bradford, attorney-general
Mrs. E. J. Bradley, furniture and undertaking
C. S. Briggs, attorney-at-law and editor Carbondale Record
A. C. Browning, fancy groceries and furniture
Carbondale Record (Record Publishing Co.) C. S. Briggs, editor, J. W. Scales, manager
The Carbondalian, R. F. Playford, editor and proprietor
G. W. Clark, jeweler
Commercial Bank, Charles Clary, proprietor, P. W. Robinson, cashier
J. M. Curry, flour, grain and feed
Charles Davis, cigars and tobacco
G. W. Davis, confectionery
James Dickinsheets, blacksmith and wagon maker
J. H. EBY, proprietor, Merchants' Hotel
J. B. Ellis, drugs and stationery
Dr. E. Ellison, physician
Robert Erskine, merchant tailor
A. W. Foster, cigars and tobacco
Fuller Bros. (C. L. and S. J.) dry goods
0. J. Gauger, hardware, stoves and implements
L. W. Green & Co., (L. W. Green and James McDonald) grain dealers and commissioners
Mrs. S. M. Hendricks, milliner
C. KATHARY, harness, saddlery and shoemaking
Leachman & Wilson (Thomas Leachman and John Wilson) wagon and blacksmithing
G. W. D. Main, physician
J. W. McDonald, notions
R. B. McKee, lumber
MERCHANTS' HOTEL, J. H. Eby, proprietor
M. D. Merrill, mineral springs
C. P. Miller, meat market
John Mitchell, billiards
A. L. X. Montgomery, cigars, tobacco, etc.
William Monroe, agent Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad and Wells, Fargo Express
E. E. Myers, groceries, boots and shoes
J. A. Nelson, barber and baths
Perryman & Tyner (S. W. Perryman and D. L. Tyner) livery
Peterson& Forshay (John Peterson and Alfred Forshay) stock dealers
H. Poth, bakery and restaurant
Record Publishing Company
W. H. Reed, furniture and undertaking
Edward Reilly, postmaster
Reilly & Thomas (T. J. Reilly and A. J. Thomas) general merchandise
E. Robinson, barber
Stanhilber & Humphrey (J. J. Stanhilber and R. D. Humphrey) general merchandise
W. F. Stoltzman, boots and shoes
A. M. Sutherland, meat market and insurance agent
Sutherland Hotel, J. B. Munger proprietor
A. E. Topping, drugs
J. F. Urie, real estate and insurance
George Waetzig, watchmaker and jeweler
Mrs. Nettie Waller, dressmaker
Watts & Britte, lumber
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, Wm. Monroe, agent
John H. Wolf, hardware, stoves and implements.