Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-08-07

FURNITURE, HARDWARE AND GRO
CERs-CORNER OF ATLANTIC

FURNITURE, HARDWARE INV
CERs-CORNER OF ATLANTIC
AVENUE AND 9TH, STREET. ..-
Among the prosperous business
houses of Morris, whose extensive OPP
erations and we'll established reputa-
ton entities them to our most favor
able consideration, we note with pleas
ure the one allowed named, the char
acter and extent of whose business fur
nishes fitting example of that class
of houses, whose success is the best
evidence we CON offer of the claims OF
this thriving city to the consideration
of the patronizing public. -
This enterprise, whose business card
heads this article, was established in
1871, by Its present proprietor Mr.. J.
D. Good, and from its inception has
enjoyed steadily increasing busl-
ness, and is to-day ranked among our
most complete establishments.
The premises utilized for the BUSH
ness are located on Atlantic Avenue,
and consists ola main store 44x6O with
an L 2Ox40, and furniture room 26x
so, In which will be found large and
desirable assortment of furniture sufi-
GENTLY varied to meet all the require
ments of the trade. Though a special
ty is made of fine furniture, it must
not be supposed that the most servica-
BILE and medium goods are forgotten.
or these full line are always kept
in stock.
The undertaking department is a
speciality with this house and every
thing required for the rites of burial
furnished, and funeral ceremonies
conducted with the most considerate
care.
The hardware department is as COM
plete rs will be found west of the large
cities and contains full line of shelf
and heavy hardware, stoves and tin
ware. In connection with this room
is used for the manufacture of tinware,
and he Is fully prepared to execute all
orders for roofing, spouting and job
bling Of all kinds at reasonable prices.
In pocket and table cutlery, me-
chanic's tools and builders hardware
he devotes special attention, and
hnndles the best goods manufactured
in this line.
A signal success has been ACHIEVED
in the grocery department and the an
nual increas has grown to proportions
which should be fully recognized.
The stock includes everything in the
stople and fancy grocery line. Mr..
Good is prepared to offer his patrons
the very best the market affords, and
as goods are received direct from lead
Ing jobbers and manufacturers in large
quantities, the proprietor can afford to
offer inducements in prices and quail
ity and variety of stock that can be
duplicated by few and excelled by
none.
Hon. J. d. Good Is a native of Har-i
risburg, Penn. In 1869, he came to
what is now Stevens county, from st.
Paul, having moved from his native
state to Minnesota in 1882. He en-
gagged principally in farming and tho
lumber trade for some years prior to
his present industry. In 1872 he was
appointed one of the Board OF Conn
missioners by the governor to perfect
the organization of Stevens county,
and was elected to the Office three
successive terms. In 1876 he was
elected member of the legislature from
this district, was member ofour school
board and common council for many
years, exercising q beneficial influence
In all the public affairs of the city.
His long residence and business
career in our city have gained him the
reputation of being one of our most
reliable and enterprising business
men, and III q wide circle of acquaint.
ance he Ii held in highest esteem for
l1is personal and business Integrity.