The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-09-28
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FANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY.
:. Schultz 4 Weiss, wholesale dealers in mil
linery and fancy goods, 1873 East I'd street.
FuRs AND BUFFALO ROBES.
II. G, Greenlee, II Sibley street, wholesale
dealer in turs, all kinds; buffalo robes tor sale
in any quantity; also exporter of raw furs,
FURNITURE.
DeCoster Clark, 70 4 "a Jackson st. Lar
gest stock west OF Chicago Chamber and par
lor furniture in great variety; prices low.
FURNACES, STOVES AND PLUMBING.
Prendergast Bros, a. East Third street,
wholesale and retail dealers. Strangers in
vlted to call and examine goods. / {.
GLOVES AND NlTrESs.
Crippen & Upson, IA East Sd street, Saint
paul, manufacturers and jobbers Of gloves and
m'ttens. Indian tan specially.
GLOVES
Wood & Hamilton, 81 E. Sd st., nan'f'rs g.
dealers in gloves, all kinds, ,wholesale& retail.
The only establishment in the State where
gloves are made from actual measurement.
Goldfish expressed to any part of the State
at soc apiece. A. J. Wampler, druggist, St.
Paul.
McQuillan, Beaupre & Co., corner of Third
and Sibley streets, wholesale dealers in fancy
and staple groceries.
GUNS, RIFLES AND PISTOLS.
NJ. F. Kennedy & Bros, 80 East Sd street,
dealers in guns, rifles, pistols, etc.
HATS AND CARS.
Ransom & Horton, No. 70 East Third street,
dealers in hats, caps and neck wear. Ladies'
and chlldren's turs specially.
HAT BAZAAR.
No. Bridge Square. gents furnishing
goods, hats, caps. ladies' and children's furs.
Largest assortment in the city. Don't tail to
give us CALL
HATS AND CAPs-WHoLEsALE.
". F. Mason, 13 East Third street, dealer in
hats, caps and furnishing goods.
HARNESS AND sADDLE-BAGs.
c. Proal, 20 Wabasha street, dealer in har-
ness, saddlery, trunks, and stable fixtures.
HEATING AND COOKING APPARATUS.
Geo. NJ. Bennett, 81 Robt. st. furnaces, cook
ing ranges; general depot for Crcamer's patent
registers and ventilators. These goods have
several new improvements which make them
superior to all others. Send tor lists.
HOTELS.
Exchange Hotel, cor 4th g. Jackson; newly
furnished; 81 erday. S. Rogers, Prop.
Clarendon Hotel, cor Sixth and Wabashaw
SITS. Strictly first class; terms reasonable.
Sherman House, cor 4th and Sibley streets.
Terms 81 per day. Ferris & Kessner, props.
European Hotel, 107 East Third street.
INSURANCE AND LOANS.
Geo. A. Nash, St. Paul, general manager of
Union Mutual Lite Insurance Co. for North
west. Reliable ag'ts wanted. Money to loan.
INSURANCE.
J. A. Sabin, Saint Paul, general State agent
tor the Washington Life Insurance Company
nf Vnrl- 70 ,k~L
IRON.
Nicols & Dean, cor Third and sibley streets.
dealers in iron, steel, and general blacksmith
and wagonmakers' supplies.
JEwELRY.
Emil Geist, 81 East Third street, practical
and jeweler.
LINE, CEMENT AND PLASTER.
J: H.. Sanders, No. u, Levee, wholesale
dealer in lime, cement, hair, plaster Paris,
land plaster, fire brick, etc.
LUNCH ROOMS.
Booths, 15 Wabasha st. The only frst-class
lunch and oyster parlors in the city. Stran-
gers will do we'll to remember the place.
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS.
Thos. Bower, cor 7th l. Cedar ST., ,manufac-
turer OF Scotch and American granite monu-
ments Il gravestones. Prices the very lowest.
MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES.
J. H. Woolsey e. Co., cor Sd and Robert sts,
mill and wo d machinery, betting, hose, pack
ing, Knowles pumps, we'll pumls and pipe.
brass goods, tools, saws, engine fittings, plum
bers' materials, steam, he ating engines, boilers.
MANUFACTURING JEwELER.
Henry Smith, l5 Wabasha street, upstairs,
jeweler and lapidary.
MASrEI AND CRATE REPOSITORY.
Geo. NJ Bennett, 81 Robert street general
agent for marbleized mantels, CRATES, tenders,
ETC., and Benefits improved fireplace.
MERCHANT TA1LoRs.
George Palmes, SO E Sd st., draper & tailor.
Best goods and hest workmanship guaranteed.
F. Fahey, 68 w. Sd street, merchant tailor
and draper; best goods, latest styles.
MILLINERY.
Dugan's, No. East Third street. dealers
in millinery, ladies' furnishing and fancy
goods.
Centennial Millinery Store, IS East Sd street,
6 doors above First National Bank; wholesale
and retail. Our stock Of millinery, ladies'
pattern bonnets and hats, is now complete in
every department.. Prices lower than ever.
dealers in millinery and straw goods.
MuRRAY's STEAM COOKER.
Every family should have one; state county
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tactured Ey Smith Bros. & Murray, 135 Z. 4th.
NOTIONS.
Althof, Bergman 4 Co., a2&34 f. Sd street,
jebbers in notions, hosiery, gloves, etc.
OYSTERS.
only house IN the city making oysters spe-
cialty. Shells, clans and shell oysters.
PICTURES AND FRAMES.
Io,,oao RroxuroI AZ Mast c%roo% .loooo~
in pictures, engravings, mouldings ETC., etc.
Framing specially.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
John A. Weide, 80 E. Sd street, manufacture
er and jobber in pianos and organs; dealer in
all kinds Of musical instruments. Largest
musical house in Minnesota.
N T. Porter & Co., dealers in pianos, organs
and musical merchandise, 80 West Sd street.
PIANOS AND MUSIC.
Dyer & Howard, 60 East Third st. Steinway
pianos, Mason & HamIin organs. Organs at
IS per month until paid for.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
c. A. Zimmerman, St. Paul, photographer,
and dealer in frames, etc.
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION.
Jellett & Co., 1O5 Jackson st., produce and
commission merchants. Prompt returns a
speciality.
PROFESSIONAL.
Prof. R. J Stockton successfully treats all
diseases OF the hair, scalp and face. Beautity
your complexion. Office: Merchants Hotel.
PUMPS.
H. P. Rugs, II Jackson st., dealer in drive
we'll points, pumps, lead and iron pipe.
RESTAURANTS.
Montgomery's Ladies' and Gents Restau-
rant, l3 Wabasha st. Dinner, - to 3, for Soc.
New England Restaurant, % w. Sd street,
opposite the Elevator. Meals at all hours.
Best dinner in the city for IS cts.