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

DECEMBER DE 80, 1892
ana known 90 as 2 man of integrity.
that bis insulated position has no i'd.
verse effect rt0n his business. lie g
nota war to ma an~ great o,twa.d
sho~ 6: fior'.s:,, O.'t TIE rn.ic OF
Wo'thirxton and v'c;.';t. nave conf.
deoc; il thi. me., a = nov ,nat at
MS estaO: i" meet l"es will s..~a, j. get
va'.'e ,ecs'ved %" t"ei. monev.
LOVELESS & DESSEM
the blacks,ni:bs are doing a leading
business ~ their line ard deserving of
more thar u passing notice in this con
nection. This fro, was orgariz d last
spring, out Mr.. =. has been r resident
OF Wortningtor for the last 20 wears
and long identified with the business
in 'n'> city. Both are eA perienced men,
skilled mechanics, and while they do
everything IN The line o. bIacks,u thing
including wagon, carriage and pillow
work, morse shoeing is specially, and
IN which as IN othe; classes OF work
they can insure the utmost satisfaction.
They are possessed OF excel]e:t shop
Facilities, and have built up an envia-
Die reputation ~ lie line o. business
represented.
THE GRAIN TRADE
OF "orthington, like most towns of
the northwest, Is very important
feature o: the business interests of tine
place, ant the excellent reputation
which she enjoys as 2 market for farm
products is largely due to the honor
able methods OF those engaged IN the
traffic. As q leading representative O;
the business here, we a,a pleased to
refer to
j. P. PETERSON.
Mr. Peterson, although :. compara
lively young man, las '>eec identified
with tho grain and mercantile interests
o. Worthington number of years and
is veil and favorably xnown a. 2 man
Of honesty and integrity, one who 8
&c rs mach 10 op ID up and maintain
for Worthingtor good 4eputat ion as
grain market. During the past wear
MI. z. erected large elevator here
with storage capacity of $4,000 bush
els, and is one of the most completely
equipped establishment or the line. t.
isprovided with dump which his
own Invention. and which, 10y the way
is one of the best, :; not the oest IN
use. 1t is simple N construction, and
easily operated. NJ. p. has had his
dump patented, and already there re a
nun DER in use, HIS elevator ) ooer.
ateI ~ ar 8.ho.se powe. gasoline en-.
gice, al b cost OF from ten 10 i :ty cents
X day. THIS engine requires no fuel,
and no engineer. SO t will oe seen that
Mr.. p. is enabled to NEE. anv lepiti-
mate competition tina. IS liable to :.rise
ne:o or elsewhere.
Wa CON AND CARRIAGE
WORK
tilds :. competent an1 skillful repre-
sentative in the person o: g, T. Shat
tuck. Mr.. S, has beer established in
this city for the last J.. years, and is
eq,al'y proficient il ei.her light or
heavy work. While lis transactions
consist largely of repairing of every
description; he is also prepared to
build farm or spring wagons, carriages
or buggies ~ manner equal TO the
best factory work produced. Mr.. S. is
provided with a good building, well
equipped for business, and is known to
a wide circle o: country rs a skillful
and reliable workman. There IS no
more useful industry IN Worthing-
ton, nor one more VOL thy of success,
and Mr.. S. in his efforts 20 build up
a home industry should oe literally
sustained.
L LII WIN AANU lON ClGAh
COMPANY,
Geo. w. Wilson president, and c.
E. Saville secretary and treasurer,
and general manager, is in some re-
spects the most important industry
in the place. This company is an
incorporated enterprise, doing bust
ness on capital of $4,000, and
during a career of little less than
three years has established a trade
and reputation extending all over
southern and western Minnesota.
northwestern Iowa, and the southern
portion of South Dakota. Mr.. J. S.
Blair, a stakeholder, represents the
company on the road, and of course
not little of the success achieved is
due to his efforts. Mr.. Saville, the
manager Of the business is practical
cigar maker of Is years experience,
and has labored to build up a repu-
tation for the company's products
purely upon the merit. They make
several brands of cigars, the leading
ones being known as the ola Corna'',
"Countess'', "Cuba Leaf, Rene
Extra and Society, all ten cent goods,
while in five cent goods the "Ship-
per-, GEL Soneto', "Flor de alma',
"W. G. c." and New Wonder are
brands the popularity of which are
second to none wherever they are
known. The company are also job
bers in cigars, cigarettes and smok.
ers' materials. The products of Gig
ars amounts to from 40 to so thous-
and a month. This establishment
offers to dealers within a radius of
100 miles or more, exceptional oppor-
tunities, and to those who desire to
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