Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-14
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Wheat, lbs 6,192 600
Dressed hogs. gs............ 357. 900
CaGtie, Cars. ....... ............ 20
Live hogs, cars. ................ 12
horses. cars
Sheep, cars ...
Total produce shipped, lbs. AS, ,446.960
Total freight received, lbs. Al, ,1S7.650
Freight receipts. $685. ,4S2
Tickets sold. Observation-Disclosures. $25,620
From the above magnificent showing a
very correct idea of the solid business of
this substantial city can be formed. When
we come to consider it as the county seat |
of one Of the most productive counties in
highly titled agricultural district,
with its splendid manufacturing |
establishments, aud its six large public |
institutions, the nature and foundation for |
this business is at once apparent.
GENERAL APPEARANCE.
The general appearance of the city is
extremely pleasing. The streets are Of
good width, we'll graded and provided with
splendid walks. They intersect each other
at right angles, and in tho residence por-
tion are lined on each side with beautiful
shade trees. The public buildings, except
the Episcopal schools and the state ilsti-
tutions, are located at intervals about the
city, the court house, Jail and city school
building being located between Third and
Fourth streets, and are very fine buildings.
CHURCHES.
There are twelve churches in Faribault
as follows: Baptist, corner Fifth and
Maple; Cathedral Of our Merciful Savior,
corner Sixth and Chestnut; Memorial
chapel; Shattuck school; Congregational,
corner Third and Maple; Methodist, corner
Cherry and Third; Church of the Immacu
late Conception, corner Front and Maple:
German Catholic, corner Chestnut and
Eighth; French Catholic, corner Cherry
and Sixth; German Methodist, Third, be-
tween Maple and Cherry; Zion's Evangeli-
cal, Sixth, between Cherry and Cedar;
Norwegian Lutheran, Sixth, between Elm
and Chestnut; German Lutheran, Fourth,
between Cedar and Sycamore.
| HorXLs.
There are the usual number of these most
necessary institutions in Faribault, several
of which are deserving of notice as among
the important public institutions ofthe city.
THE ARLINGTON.
This at present the only frst-class
hotel in the city is located at the corner of
Main and Fifth streets, L. A. Hathaway &
Son proprietors. The Arlington has been
recently enlarged by the addition to the
main part (44111O) of another three story
brick structure 40x57, giving the house
room, reading room, billiard hall and
sample rooms are all on the ground floor
and are large fine rooms. It is not too much
to say that the house is the best
ever kept at Faribault, Mr. Hathaway ha:
} recently placed substantial outside stairs
{ on the south end of the house for the pur
: pose of fire escapes so that the possibilit!
E of danger to guests in case of fire is OBJ
waited. Both gentlemen give their busi
? ness their undivided attention and max
the comfort of their guests their first con
sideration. The Arlington, since thei
advent, has been acquiring place anon!
= the leading hotels of the state and is yer.
f much of credit to Faribault.
j THE BRUNSWICK
Y Ever since the destruction of the Barro
t house in March last: the need of anothe
= first class house has bee
9 felt and acceding to that demand Messr!
Cole, Pratt and Wheeler have just com
pleted upon the site formerly occupied b.
Il the Barron, the New Brunswick, which is
gem of building, and when furnishe
and operated by competent people, will b
: another addition to the attractiveness Q
s. the city. The building is located on th
4 corner of First street and Main with on
5 frances on both, with space of s.xtee
" feet on Main and thirty feet on Firs
streets, inside the walk. The building
of Milwaukee brick with Kasota ston
= trimmings, is three full stories high beside
), the basement, which is nearly all abov
J. ground, has broad covered balconies, an
n is the finest ornament on the street
s covers an area in the form Of an ell, 76x11
d feet. It's internal hniah and arrangement
st are we'll calculated 60 combine comfol
d and convenience. The Office, rsadin
n room, dining room and kitchen are all Q
of the first floor, while the billiard hall an
sample rooms are in the basement. tt
9. house is furnished with gas and with waite
~ ~ by its own system OF water works and cos
20 its owners $4,000. It will be ready fl
50 occupancy in a few days and will only
let to frst-class parties.
;; IIgB BLOCK.
D. A two story brick, stone-trimmed bloc
S. two stores wide, has just been completed
1t the corner of Second and Main by r.
c. Lieb. one store being occupied By himse
n and which is very decided improveme
n to the street.
" RANKS.
RI The First National and the Citizel
tai National are among the Oldest and