Daily globe., 1878-09-04
NUMBER 233.

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1aii to notice this fine herd of. to most neonle
novel looking cattle Bred from imported
pure bloods they retain their pnr;tv :, moro
remarkable lD degree than any other line of
STOCK They are hardy easy fed cIass and
Well adapted by nature to our r;ooro,s
climate. The eighteen on exhibition form hnt
small part OF the whole herd of the owner
tbis a.'ies wlsnlng to purchase few head from
snls choice lot can do SO during the fair. of the
owner upon the grounds, Mr.. Peter Dayy. or
Ashlppen, Dodge county, Wis,
THURsToN BUSHNELL.
FIRST on the field, promptly, ready on Mon
oay to exhibit and first to make sale. were
the enterprlsing firm of Thurston s. Bushnell
OF No. IL West Third street, st. Paul, and
builders of the Grand Carriage Emporium so
bold and prominent upon the State fair ground.
Ihey have shown enterprise and energy nv
constructing building 50x200 for their er.
elusive service and placing therein one of the
most @ seiect assortments of carriages, wagons.
sprang wagons; sieighs sleds plows, hay rakes.
seeders drills, baby carriages, stoves.
axes, saws, etc, to be seen in the 0sysus; srsuJ
exposition. 1t is, in fact an exhi
bltlon by itself-and the result is that Thnrs.
ton q Bushnell's repository is the center of at
traction, and shrewd buyers have svailed
themselves of the opportunity to select from
their choice stock. Already several of their
fry
future delivery are daily recorded. Examine
lhurston d Bushnell's stock if YOU want a
good article.
BOSTON ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE.
lhere Is no more enterprising business house
In the West than the Boston One Price Cloth
ing store of st. Paul. This house. as it we'll
deserves has built up trade that is really
| commendable The exhibit of this house in
the mercantile building at the fair grounds is
! indeed rich and beautiful display. Since the
arrival of the fall stock of this firm it has with
out doubt the largest and best retail catalogue
OF ready-made clothing in the Nortbwsst
| These goods are of the latest patterns. and can
be purchased at bedrock prices. For n
| better idea of the real merit op
this enterprise, examine the beautifnI
| display on exhibition in the mercantile bnild-
ing at the talr, or just drop into their well
known house, 43 East Third street, st. Paul.
1t is an old and reliable firm and no better bar.
gains can be obtained in ready made clothing
in the West.
hArH1Es, GOOD scHURMEIER's RyHIRrr.
Mathles, Good Schurmeier, merchant
tallors and dealers in gents furnishing goods.
| make large and very beautiful display. This
exhibit is one of the most attractive and best
arranged in the building. They have a large
and select stock of fancy goods. beavers and
other fine textile articles. This is one of tho
very reliable firms of st. Paul and their dis
play at the fair is the admired of all admirers.
Suits of all the most fashionable atvIae
are to be seen in their catslogue. The
business house of this firm is located at so
jackson street, where patterns of all the latest
styles may be seen. Their exhibit in the mer-
camille building is erninently worth a careful
inspection by every one visiting the fair.
WIN. r. BURKHARDs EXHIBIT.
This fine display is located in tha Kerre,
Club building. 1t is large and comnIete
There are guns, rifles, pistols, gun uate,ia,s
fishing tackle, and in fact everything reon;ra3
by sportsmen IN this upper country. II ia in
TACT the sportsman's headquarters. Mr. RnrL
| hard keeps the finest goods at his place ,f hns;
ness 80 East Third street, st. Paul, of anv
house in the Northwest. N'
D. D. IAMBIE & CO. g ExBIBrr
This flrm makes a fine showing in the drug
llne and dentistry Instruments A case If
these line instruments are we'll worth look;n,,
| at. On top of the show case a human so,,,
heid together by gold wire hinges Looked
around upon the multitude as thew n.s.oa
along. Their dental and surgical instruments
are delicate and beautiful. The office of th;s
urn Is bridge square, st. Paul. There ARC
none more skillful in dental surgery As
u. A. i.AMPHER d co. g EXHIBTr
This exhibit in the Merchantile buiyd;no :.
one of real merit, and shows what ;s Re;,a
done IN the manufacture of shirts and no..,
fancy furnishing goods, bats, etc. etc m.
headquarters of this firm are at 1O9 East Tbir3
s'reet, o1; raul: Great credit is due the com
lI pany ,oI ms attractive display. 1t is one of
but to be seen to be made fully conscions os
the tact. Their house in the city is crowded
with fine goods. oio"ueo
THE OLD WOMAN IN TIE SHOE.
Every one has heard OF the old woman in tb.
snoe, but not everyone has seen her She !. r.
De seen IN the annex of the mercantile hri,d
ing at the 'One Price New York Boo, and she,
SCore exhlbit. She is a jolly old gal with a
large family, yet she is happy and en- lows n9l,d
health. The old lady lives, when She Is soot ~
o.e' I:.;' ~ Ho ~ East Ihlrd street. where, in adj
wonderful stock of smaller shoes and oo,,ar,1 20 .
thousand boots, 'io 'o'efAi
RAILROAD LANDS DEPARrMEHr
in this building We find maryelons d;s,,,.
OF the agricultural products of the North s..u
state Inc exhibit by the ST. Paul & Duluth
end of the building. n 'no ,noa,d souIa
require quite volume to describe = :, S1 Huua
TO TO we Will just say to ALL go see for vourselvsa
ineRe are corn stalks containp ears twelra
inches IN length, high on the stall 20 taa1
man can reach and the stalk itself fullv sa,,a,,
teen feet In height Wheat weighing siraY Sn Gu
IDS. to the bushel rye as 1t grew eiobt So ;,s
helght, oats, barley, and great yarietv of ~. -
sege1aoies that must be seen to be apnrec;atad
Al a. 1nls dlsplay was raised in the timber halt ~
minnesota y. In addition there is a beant;f,i
9tas ,sn9a OF me various woods indigenous to the
lands along the line of their road. ~ 'Ao
In the center of the building looms mn ~
wonderful collection of the st. Pan1 4 s;on~
CITY Railroad company. surmount;na ~
whoie Is model house built of corns..Iii,a sna
Gna1ched with them, sides, roof and al TIT "
display is large, and embraces eaa.,,.t;l aa Lhis
grown in the Northwest. Grains ,nd @ y.ning
OF all KINGS, vegetable prodncta Di - sfasses ses
aats patse'y ana OF remarkable growth. Wheat.
"a oa't; rye, corn barley, and large collection
oL:u: various vegetables are to be seen in this
eample ean rom some of the great farms of Rock
county, the southwest county of Minnesota.
AT the west end of the building the Northern
Pacific have their wonderful collection. Th;.
100, Is lndescribable by reason of ito
great variety and marvellous growth oe
products. Nothing at the centennial surnaa.sd
these exhibits. They are simply proof nf se rnSa.
the soil of Minnesota and Dakota is cana11s " mnae
producing under favorable circumstancas M ~
wheat grown along the line of this great North,
a ern road has been wonderful crop this season
as 1t was last. Forty and fifty bushels to tba
acre is no unusual yield for these land. p..e Duo
n cC0a nm n nv