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

owner of a substantial brick build.
ing 8Ox3O7 and all OF which is filed
TO the utmost capacity with goods
This house, which is known as he
u. a. Il. sore, would be a G. edit 20 a
town OF eight or Ten Thousand people
Mr. L. occupies floo4' SPACE OF ABOUT
5000 square FEET, and this space is
occupied W h 2 stock consi ing OF
furniture, upholstered goods, carpets
and house I'm nishing goods O; every
description. The newes; acc most
desirable styles are observed through.
out: The same completeness exists
IN the undertaking department. This
department. is pro, led with a band.
some hearse, and everything in fact
70 renderthe facilities iirst-class. Mr..
+: is also prepared to do embalming.
me sale of sewing machines, tie
.'Whlte" being speciality, forms an
important feature. Briefly, the ia
cllltles for meeting every require
ment OF the public, are no; one whit
inferior to those OF the best similar
concerns ofthe largest cities.
MILLINERY.
Under this head we are pleased to
refer to the handsome. we'll stocked es-
Establishment of Miss NJ. j. Reichmann.
Commencing here about year and a
half ago, Miss R. has gained place
we'll TO the front, as regards the chara-
cter and extent of business transac>
lions. Her success in business has
been achieved purely upon merit, as
her stock always embraces the latest
novelties, and the most desirable
goods, embracing millinery, of every
description, rs we'll rs zephyrs, fancy
goods &C.. in great variety. Miss p.
is an experienced milliner, and displays
the most excellent taste in the selec-
ton OF goods, and as result, the best
similar concerns of the larges, cities
offer no better opportunities to the
purchaser.
PALM BROS. & S,ROM,
of the furn: u business is a new
firm, established in October of The
present year,and IS rapid y moving 10
the front in trade matters. Although
the business is new, the proprietors are
we'll known to the Worthington pub
lie as honorable and reliable bushes
men. They are the occupants of a
new building 23x6O, filled to the
greatest capacity with a new stock
of goods, which embraces everything
in the line of furniture and house
furnishing goods, from a common
wood-seat chair 10 the elegant cham
Der or parlor suit. The stock en-
braces the very --latest styles, and
novelties, and offers opportunities to
the purchaser both as regards goods
and prices, equal to the best Nero
Politan concerns. A complete un-
dertaking department IS also an i'm
portant feature. They are prepared
to do framing and repair work of
every description. The management
of the business devolves principally
upon Carl Palm and Mr.. Strom,
pleasant and agreeable gentlemen,
who will esteem it a pleasure to
show you goods whether you pur-
chase or not. This is a valuable &C.
QUESTION to Warrington business
circles, and deserving OF a liberal
patronage.
FLOUR, FEED AND GROCER.
les.
Under this head we are pleased to
refer to the we'll stocked establish.
ment of Jas. H. Bly,. The provis-
ion and feed business in a town the
size of Worihington must necessari-
ly be an important item, and when
we say that Mr.. B. is doing a lead
ing business in this line it will read
lily be inferred that his establishment
is an important feature in the bust
ness interests of the place. He carries a
complete stock of flour, graham, corn
meal, buckwheat flour, and ground
and course feed, including oats and
corn. In -four he makes speciality
of Worthington and Madelia mills
products; his stock embraces all
grades. While the above is the
leading feature, Mr.. Bly, also carries
complete stock of sta pie and fancy
groceries, and Is not behind any Of
his competitors in sales from this de-
partment. He keeps a delivery
wagon, and delivers free of charge
anything purchased at his establish
ment. He is man of strict intee-
rity, and during the past four years
that he has been catering 10 the
wants Of the Worthingtop public, he
has received the public approval by
constantly increasing trade.
WESTERN HOTEL
MIS-. G. F.. Brown pcoprietress, is one
of the particular features of Worth
ington's business interests, and is fully
worthy of every NEED Of praise that
could be bestowed. Tie house is a
large three story structure, cor enient-
~ located, and altaough the rate S but
half the price Of most other hotels of
towns of this size, the accommodations
are first class. The house enjoys large
patronage, and uas contributed not a
little to the fame enjoyed by Wo,thing.
ton as an excellent hoiel town. A first
class livery and feed stable S operated
IL connection with the house, undet
the management Of Mr.. Blown. Mrs.
B. the prop ietress of the Western, is
also an extensive deale IT, musical in
struments and sewing machines, and
all in al! the representative o: business
interests, amorg tOe most Important
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