The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-12-29

You'd their most sanguine expecta-
tons none will deny who are ac-
qualnted with the facts. We saw
they" because not a little of past
success is due as much to Mrs.
Loves efforts as that of her hus-
band. While they do a general
restaurant business, furnishing
meals and lunches at all hours, the
oyster trade is their specially.
Coming from near the famous oys-
ter beds of Maryland, they know
how to handle this popular bivalve
to the best advantage, and Mrs.
Loves oysters, no matter how
served, have become famous for
miles around. They not only do
an extensive business in the res
taurant department, but carry a
large stock of foreign and domes-
tic fruits, candies, bakers goods,
| cigars, tobacco, etc. This enter
prise is model in its way, and has
fairly earned the popularity which
it enjoys.
HENDRICKS & NACKAY
of the blacismithing business have
been hammering away as a firm eor the
last three yeats. Mr.. H. however, has
been identified with the business mere
for the last eight yeas. They are pos
sessed Of excellent SHOP facilities, and
ample experience. and Skilled in all
that pertains to the business represent
ed. The functions to this establish
ment embraces general blacksmitning,
pillow, wagon and carriage work, repair
ing, horse s|'oeipg, plow work and
shoe'ng being special feature. This
is the pioneer shop IL the place and en-
joys the repretation Of do'ns honest
wor. at reasonable prices, and as re-
suit, they have gained pos ton we'll
TO the front n the line OF business
represented.
GROCERY, CROCKERY AND
GIL. SSWARI
are the principal items Of one O: tt
handsomest and most compile stocks
in in this city. We leier 20 lie estaD-
lishment OF W. w. l.ovele.s. This
house, inaugutated :.bou. :Oui months
ago, mas stepped into : leading place
as regards the line Of ;1.'siness repre-
scented. As above indicated, the stock
emDia aces staple and fay gro :eries of
ever! description, queenswa e, crock
cry, china and glas,wa g, stationery
and schoo! supplies, 70. eigr and do
nestic fruit, confectone canned
goods CAKES, crac .e:s ant cookies,
and thousand and ore :: -t.cles OF use
and beauty. found only in the grocery
and crockery houses Of metropolitan
cities. Mr.. L. has been a resident of
Worthing;on for the past % years, aud
is we'll and widely known, fact that
has contributed not little to prompt
and pei mauent success. He certainly
has proper conception o. what is re-
quired ~ business such as Lis, ..or it
is rare that one finds in the country
towns, SO completely Ind excellent
display. The best goods at lowest
living prices is the motto here.
MP. NELSON & SON,
dealers id watches, clocks, and jew
clay, silver plated ware, located here
in May, coming from Mankato. Not
withstanding the comparatively
short time in business here, they are
firmly established, and enjoy a
trade that might we'll be envied by
many older and more preten.ious
concerns. The stoc'; carried, which
by the way occupies space in the
drug store of c. H. Babcock is new
and embraces all the latest novelties
in all lines represented. AS
above indicated, the stock embraces
gold and silver watches, diamonds,
( silver ware, solid gold and plated jewel
ry, spectacles and everything III fact
that belongs to Il, st class establish
ment. E. B, Nelson the Junior O, the
firm is practical man, and viii give
special attention to watch work and
repairing of every description. This
firm succeeds Mr.. Smith in business,
and it is but fair to say The business
has lost nothing Of forme, prestige and
popularity ny the change.
CLOTHING AND MERCHANT
TAILORING.
Under this head we are pleased to
refer to the large and handsomely
appointed establishment of Ledene &
Anderson. This firm was organized
last spring, but Mr.. Ledene has been
doug business here for the last five
years. About two months ago they
moved into their present quarters,
which is one Of the finest store rooms
in the state. The sales room is 100
feet in length by 80 in width, with
large plate glass front, and provides
the mos, excellent opportunities for
the display goods. The clothing de-
partment embraces a superior class
Of goods made up of mems and boys
clothing,gents furnishing goods, hats,
caps, fur coats, trunks, valises, etc.
MIR. Ledene is practical tailor and
cutter of 25 years experience, and
with line OF piece goods, they are
possessed of the most desirable fac
ilities for providing cus:om-made
garments. This. tailoring expert
enoe eff MIR. LIS. is of a great advan-
tage in the feady-made department
as he is competent judge of both
fabric and workmanship. Mr.. Au-
derson is younger man, but is also
competent, obliging salesman. The