Category Archives: Livery

Richard Jenness, Esq., has retired from the livery business, and the management of the stone feed and livery stable on the river bank will be continued by C. C. Robins & Co. Charles is always accommodating and attentive, and there … Continue reading →

Excavations for the foundation of a new Livery Stable on Main street are now being made on the lots immediately south of the store of Volrath & Shoemaker. It will be thirty-five feet front and seventy-five feet in depth. Mr. … Continue reading →

Nothing has been left out that goes to make a complete livery by Mr. Bodley, proprietor of the well appointed livery stable located at 201-7 East Second St. This stable has been under this management since 1904, and at present … Continue reading →

C. F. Avenarius is proprietor of the “Cannon Ball” Livery, Sale and Feed Stable, located at 118 and 120 East Second street. This stable is first class in all appointments, furnishing the finest turnouts, promptly, on all occasions. One of … Continue reading →

“Hotel de Hoss” is the more or less euphonious name of S. A. Hester’s livery barn at 509 and 511 South Main street. It is indeed a comfortable hotel for horses, being of brick, warm and comfortable, floors, stalls and … Continue reading →

J. L. Turner is proprietor of a well kept livery, feed, sale and boarding stable at 113 West Second street. A livery convenience is an essential of every close community. Good and well trained horses, easy vehicle and careful drivers … Continue reading →

Mr. F. M. Wilson is the proprietor and active head of the livery barn located at 103-5 North Main Street, and the Merchant’s Delivery System with quarters at the same location. This delivery system is one of the most modern … Continue reading →