The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-07-29

List of Business Men and Houses-A
1Hrivieg Io,on on the Southern Min.

and was plotted<o year. ago. The,lo-
cation is splendid one, being 90 the
north bank of Seven Nile Lake, one Of
the many beautiful sheets Of water
with which Minnesota is blessed.
49, BUSINESS HOUSES II +
..> .- J.. F. SMITH,, .---,--..~ .
The Pioneer, has the largest and best
appointed store in southwest MiMneso.
ia; being 40xs4 feet, % feet high, cellar
40x84; patent iron roof. The first story
will be occupied as a store, the second
story will be divided into five tenements,
an Office and town hall. T.. l.. Bigelow.
of Window has charge of the workmen
than whom there is no better mechanic
in the country mot so with base ball
thought Mr.. Smith deals in dry goods,
groceries, provisions and farm machine
cry.
@. A. BRANDT, :
With building 34x4s, dry goods, gro.
ceries, boots and shoes. Mr.. Brandt is
doing good business and is deserving
of success. :
W. II. JOHNSON. J
Mr.. Johnson is all old Murray county
man and in connection with the office
of Justice of the Peace has store 16x48
In which he deals out dry goods and
groceries as cheap as the cheapest.
HILL & CASPER,
Dealers in Dry Goods and Groceries
with building l8x24; 18 feet posts.
Messrs. H. s c. have a neat store and
are doing a good tt:ade. =
HOTELS.
VI These Fulda has three and first we
Will mention the MANSION HOUSE, by
Oscar LATTER, 24x58 feet; two stories
high. Mr.. LATTER is a popular landlord
of long experience.
FULDA HOUSE.
A. r. Ross, proprietor, is under the
supervision of S. r.. Ross who has made
it a home for the travelling public.
Size 16x34; three stories high.
CENTRAL HOUSE.
This was the first establishment of
the kind IN Fulda and has had and is
having fair share of public patronage
under the care of it's generous land
lord" Neri Taylor.
UNION HOUSE.
j. B. Williams, proprietor, is one of
the old standby's where no one need 20
away hungry if he has the requisite
quarter dollar. Size of building, :Ox28,
wing 14x2O.
A. J. TIML1N.
Has fine building, 1896, with IS
feet posts, on the corner of St. Paul and
Second st. The lower story is occupied
by Messrs Booth Il Stevenson for Il drug
store, the upper story for dwelling.
POST OFFICE.
This building has been lately erected
by our enterprizing Postmaster, Clin-
ton Wilson, building 1Sx2S, Il feet posts.
Mr.. Wilson sells stamps as cheap as
anybody.
PHYSICIAN.
Fulda is especially blessed in this line
in tie person of DR.. Stevenson who has
splendid success in healing the sick.
ATTORNEY.
W. d. McCarl fills this ''bill Of fair''
or unfair with entire satisfaction to his
clients.
BUTCHER SHOP
James Lambert deals out meat to the
hungry III building 3lx3i.
BARBER SHOP.
r. Hardy will give You shave fox 10
cents in il building l6X:G feet.
LIVERY. AND SALE STABLE.
Taper & Irwin have a fine lot of
horses to let, and for sale.
RESTAURANT,
ByS. r.. Johnson, building ]6x36,
where you can get anything in his line.
WAGON SHOP.
j. G. GrietZ, wagon maker; Oh Front
St. Shop 1Sx4O.
BLACKSMITH.
August Shultz will shoe your horse,
sharpen your pillow, etc. Shop OH Front
Street.
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND Ma
CH1NERY.
Alfred Terry in the Post Office build.
ing will do business for you in any of
the above lines us will also
w. NJ. DAVIS.
In building 16x2G on Front St.
Messrs. Ross, johnson, Morey, Lloyd
and Woo'stencroft have each built res.
licences on Baltimore Street.
SURVEYING.
This branch is represented by B. w.
Woolstencroft.
SCHOOL HOUSE.
A very neat school house 2Ox3O feet
was erected last spring; and we have a
three months school the present sum-
mer.
Railroad improvements are: A splen-
did depot, a round house with four stalls,
coal shed 120 feet long, mammoth wa
ter tank, ice house, a kiln for drying
sand, tool house, sc. These are all sub
stantial buildings, and neatly painted
and are decided advantage to the town:
When we remember the short time
our town has been in existence we feel
that we are making good showing in
the above report of progress.
3. w. w.
AVALLEY SOIL!