St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
class of printing you can't do better
than to place your order with them.

class of printing you can't 90 better
than to place your order with them.
WILLIAM BERLANDI& CO.
William Berlandi & Co., engravers
and photographers. at $50 to 342 Sibley
street, are lie opponents of this mod
ern ART. The business was started in
1882 by Berlandi IL Bott, but in 1889
Mr.. Berlandi acquired full control. He
occupies two floors, 35xI35 feet in area,
and is equipped with two cylinder lIth-
ographlng presses, three jObberS, ETC.
Seventeen men are employed, and a
speciality is made of bonds. certificates.
letter and bill heads. drafts, checks,
maps and so forth. Mr.. Berlandi is a
leading Odd Fellow and Mason
Z. WITTY & SON.
An enterprising house devoted to gen
eral, Job, commercial and railroad print
ing. is that of E. Witty Il Son, pa East
Fourth street. The business was started
in 1852 by r. E. A. Witty. They do
plain and colored job printing, fine
commercial work and railroad printing.
which is executed in the highest style of
the art with promptness and dispatch
az the very lowest prices. The original
Investment III the business was S. 900,
and the receipts now average from Sl0.-
coo to So, 600 per year.
The present members of the firm are
| Mrs. K. Witty and r. E. Witty, her
son. r. E. Witty is young Uan of
/ business experience, and practical
typOgrapher.
GEORGE JENSEN.
A prominent joO printer who makes a
| speciality of Scandinavian work is MIR.
| George Jensen, successor to tine Helm
/ dat Printing company, l9S East Seventh
/ street. The business was started by the
! Heimdal company, and Mr.. Jensen ae-
1 CURED control in January of the present
! year. He has well-equipped estaD-
/ lishment. fitted with rapid presses. and
| ne employs only the best workmen. He
/ is member of the a. q. e. w. and
several Danish and Norwegian societies,
and. as before stated, makes a speciality
! of scandinavian work. His business is
/ large and rapidly growing
WEDELSTAEDT & CARMAN
! One of the most catching leaders
that lately appeared are the two words,
! Your Printing" at the head OF the
/ cards of Wedelstaedt 81 Carman. Job
| printers, No. 81 East Fifth street. The
| partners. who are Mark Wedelstaedt
! and Samuel Carman, opened their
| mouse six months ago. They have the
best OF presses. type and all other nee
esSary appliances
All kinds of printing and engraving
at uOues anu Speciality IS Hdu0 OF III
vitations and OF fne work of all kinds.
Mr.. Carman- came here from Canada a
few years ago, while Mr.. Wedelstaedt
has resided here nearly ali his life.
II. 7. COLLINS COMPANY.
one OF the live and progressive houses
in the stationery line in st. Paul IS the
II. L. Collins company, which was
founded in 1856 by Mr. Collins. who. in
1885, took NJ. R. Conable in partnership
with him.
The II. l.. Collins company are manu-
facturerS and dealers in blank books,
stationery and office supplies. printing,
binding and lithographing, being located
at the corner of Fifth and Minnesota
streets. where they occupy three floors
Of the four-story brick building. The
annual sales amount to SIC, 900, and ara
constantly increasing.