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Title: The industries of Saint Louis: her advantages, resources, facilities, and commercial relations as a center of trade and manufacture;
Year: 1885 (1880s)
Authors: (Morrison, Andrew and Irwin, John H. C.) (from old catalog)
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Publisher: St. Loius, J. M. Elstner & co.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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s hardware, to both cityand country. The first floor and basement of the store is fully stocked with a very fine varietyof wares of this kind. Ten salesmen and office attaches are employed in the establishment. A. ROBBINS & CO. Manufacturers of Varnishes; 1537 and 1539 North Eighth Street.The principal in this house was a resident in St. Louis so long ago as 1847, but for someyears he was out of the city. Returning just after the war, in 1866, he established the worksof which he is now proprietor, thus being the oldest varnish manufacturer in the city. Mr.Robliins is a practical varnish maker, having been engaged in the business in Boston beforehe established himself here. He has been eight years in his present location, and has amplefacilities therein to supply his fair share of the States West and South, which is the territorywhere most of his patrons are. He makes varnishes of first quality, and is prepared for anyemergency of the trade, with ample capital, stock and resources.
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THE INDUSTRIES OF ST. LOUIS. I85 A. C. L. HAASE & SON. Wholesale Dealers in and Packers of European and Domestic Fish, Canned Goods, etc.: 10 South Second Street. The senior member of this house has a personality aside from his daily avocation. Hehas been prominent in public affairs. As a member of the City Council, his term of officerunning from 1877 to 1879, and although often solicited to serve the people in similar capaci-ties, has been compelled to decline on the score of business responsibilities. He is one ofthe old-time merchants of this vicinity. He was a wholesaler from 1852 to 1854, andwas for three years after that in the saddlery trade. The year 1857 was the time he iirst be-gan transactions in the line in which his resources are now embarked. Mr. Haase, Jr. hasbeen an associate with his father since 18S0. Together they are conducting the most im-portant enterprise of the kind in this section, that designated by the headlines to this sketch. Their house has a trade wi

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