The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-08-23


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MINNESOTA STATE FAIR FOR.1877.
Arrangements for Splendid Display at
Minneapolis.
The successful close of the most pro-
life harvest Minnesota has ever enjoyed
renders the year 1877 a fitting time for a
grand State exposition for the products
Of the soil. Every thing indicates that
the Minnesota State Fair, to commence in
Minneapolis Sept. Sd and to continue I'M
til the 9Th inclusive, will surpass all pre-
vious displays Of the kind in the State.
The Stock Breeders Association has
united with the State Agricultural Society
in making combined display. The
people Of Minneapolis, with their clarac-
tcristic energy and enterprise, are leaving
no point uncovered in their preparations
to make the exhibition a success. They
have provided commodious buildings,
fitted up grounds in good style, secured
the running OF railroad trains direct to
the grounds, &C. All who attend can be
assured Of an exhibition worthy of the
city and State. The thousands of strang-
ers who will visit Minneapolis during the
State Fair week will naturally wish to
combine business with pleasure, and we
accordingly append list of the leading
business firms in that city representing
the various branches OF business in which
her most enterprising citizens are en-
gagged:
P. T. Kavanagh, auctioneer, will close out
ton during fair week, at his store No. 203 Mic
ollet Avenue.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Chas. G. Hillman's bowling alley, only first
class place in the city. lis Washington Ave-
nue. South.
BATHS
A. s. Erwin. Only Turkish and Shampoo
baths in the city. 405 Nicollet Avenue.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, WALL PAPER 4 CURTAINS.
Gaslin, Wales & Chute, keep on hand the
largest and most complete stock Of the above
goods in Minneapolis. Don't fail to call on
them. Prices arc always the lowest.
Dudley s. Co., 225 Nicollet Avenue. Books,
Stationery, Wall Paper, Window Shades, &C.
CLoTH1ERs.
Woodland Bros, One Price Clothicrs, 2to Is
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clothicrs northwest Of Chicago. A good suit
$4.00 and $500 Pants Use. and $1.00. White
Shirts 50c, 75c. and $1.OO. Call and see us.
Woodland Bros.
The largest stock of clothing in Minncapo-
lis, is at the U T X store, Ill Washington Az
enue south. We manufacture our own goods,
defy competition and guarantee satisfaction
Send orders to and visit the Boston One
Price clothing store, Minneapolis.
COMMISSION HOUSE.
L. Longfellow, wholesale commission dealer
| ments solicited. No. 113 Washington av. N.
CoNFECr1oNER1Es.
M. NJ. Cruikshank & Co., manufacturers and
! wholesale and retail dealers in all kinds of
confectionery. Pure ice cream a speciality.
24S Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis, MINI.
CARPETS, CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Folds and Griffith, successors TO Henry
Plant. Largest Carpet House in the State.
Wholesale and retail. 206 Nicollet avenue.
DRUGS.
Lyman Bros, Drugs, Paints, Oils and manu-
1acturers supplies. Prices low. 425 Nicollet ay.
FURNACES AND STOVES.
A.. A. Pond, No. IS Washington avenue
south. Hot air furnaces and registers spe-
cialty. Large assortment of heating stoves
GROCERIES,
Titus Brothers, the Granger supply store of
the State. Teas and coffees speciality. Send
for price list opposite the Nicollet House,
Washington Avenue.
Newell q Harrison, wholesale and retail
grocers. Nos. II and Is Washington Ay N.
Hunting and fishing tackle. Bachner Bros.
keep the largest stock in the State. No. 2O6
Hennepin Avenue.
P. F. Eichelzcr, Halter and manufacturer of
| ladies and gents fine furs, robes, coats &C.
PIP Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis.
HARDWARE.
Farmers or others who desire Hardware,
Cutlery, tin and pressed ware, paints, oils or
coopers tools, will find all they desire ut Smith
| q scribncr's, 523 Washington Avenue south.
HOTELS
The Clark House Is the most popular hotel
| In Minneapolis. It is flrst.cluss in every res
pect and charges but two dollars per day.
JEWELRY.
Call at j. r. Elliot's for Jewelry and Music,
214 Nicollet Avenue.
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS.
G. W. Herrick, 81 Nicollct Az. Monuments,
marble and marbleized nantes and CRATES.
NORTH STAR SHIRT FACTORY.
Fuller and Simpson are the largest shirt
manufacturers in the State. Leave your or
ders when in the city. They will have sam
Piles of goods on exhibition at the fair.
PHoToGRAPuERs
W. Brown, Al Washington avenue south.
Prices reasonable. None but Arst-class work.
RESTAURANT.
Best dish of Oysters or the best meal for the
least money at Cypher's.
STEAM DYE FACTORY
John D. Meyer, near Suspension bridge. We
dye in every variety of color, all description of
goods. Goats and pantaloons cleaned and
repaired. The strictest attention paid to all
orders.
STOVES AND HARDWARE.
A full line of Detroit Stoves and housckecp
ers hardware specially Mt Janney Bros, els
Nicollet Avenue.
Thirty years. experience proves the Grafen-
berg Vegetable Pills to be the mildcst and most
effective medicine ever known for the complete