Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-05
section is finished off like a bridal chamber.
costly and luxurious

secllon is nnlshed OFT like a bridal chamber
costly and luxurious.
On the opposite side may be seen the fin
exhibit of d. W. Ingersoll a. Co., the bridg
square merchants Of St. Paul. Here, toe
we Ind an elegant and costly display of dry
goods, tne fabrics camels hair shawls
valued at 1916, made by hand, Fashionable
and costly silk goods and other fabrics quit,
TOO numerous to detail here.
Mannhe1mer Bros. make rich and beauti
full showing in the dry goods line. shawls
| cloaks, suits. silks and fine dress goods. botl
foreign and domestic. Their exhibit is large
rich and highly attractive.
Inc Northwestern fence works Of Minneapo
lis, make an interesting exhibit of the various
styles OF iron fence, wood picket fence, iror
seats, stools and other iron wire wares.
Ers1l deist, jeweler, makes rich display OF
hne Watches clocks, rings, heavy gold chains
clock that runs without spring or weight and
| with but one wheel. 1t is an ingenious piece
of workmanship
Ihe Boston One-Price Clothing Stores ex-
hlb1t Is located near the centre of Machinery
nall but on the south side of the building. II
Is rare and costly display, and must be seen
10 De compromised. There are garments both
LOT the old and the young, the rich and the
poor, the high and the low, the latest and the
| best. 'A~
Schliek & Co.'s exhibit of boots and shoes is
very attractive and their showcase Of goods
elicit immense commendation The work
turned out by this firm is worthy of more than
passing mention.
On the south side of the building, Ayerill.
Russell d Carpenter, wholesale and retail deal
ers In and manufacturers of paper blank
DOCKS, wall paper and other goods Of similar
character, make their display. This exhibit is
oI Importance as representing one of the val
liable manufacturing Industries of Minnesota.
Inc howe sewing machine company make a
pretty showing of goods in their line
Next IN the same string comes the American
sewing machine exhibit. Here is shown Soma
beautiful specimens of needle-work. fine sill,
ture. 'o'''s t'lc-
Inc Blckford family sewing machine was one
OF the attractions, judging from the wav the
ladies' thronged around the machine all dav IT,
~ one OF the most useful of modern inventions.
u. Ciassen exhibits ladies dress goods. cloak
trimmings, zephyr worsted fine yarns, en-
broldery, and other fancy goods in their lno
Ahls DISPLAY Is beautiful and very elaborate.
Ilmme Schnittger make good disn]av
IN boots and shoes. slippers and other goods of
their manufacture.
~ l. Larnble exhibits case of dentistry
tools, false teeth, drugs and medicines and =
thousand other rich and unique articles. This
display is we'll worthy the attention IF those
Who admire fine goods
Norton q Ware show a fine lot of barnees
Saddles and case of fine saddlery hardware,
together with beautiful samples of horse cloth
ing gig-saddles, riding whips and HUNDRED
other articles in their line.
Crlppen q Epson, trunk manufacturers
make good showing in their line. There are
, ka1lses, travelling bags, gloves, mittens, bas-
trunks. ~
Datcn d Abbott, wholesale and retail dealers
III hosiery, gloves, shirts, ladies' and gents
neck wear and fancy goods, novelties and un-
u t1t, make an extensive display Of every
thihs IN their line. Their exhibit is indeed
very fine.
.. Openheim q Co., pioneer milliners. show
fancy millinery and large 6ne display of ey
erything in their line. This exhibit is rich
and unique.
Dyer u Howard, general music dealers. and
agents for Steinway pianos, and the Mason &
Hamlin organs, make a fine display of those
goods and other stringed and wind instruments.
A. G. Hughes exhibits beautiful wire flower
stands trellis work and all kinds of fancy wire
work.
Julius zahonyi, State agent for Decker
Brothers and G. w. Pease & Co.'s pianos, made
a fine display of those Instruments.
Quinby & Hallowell show fine carriages and
cutters. They are very pretty and we'll built.
Noyes Brothers & Cutler, wholesale druggists,
make an extensive display in their line.
Mrs. F. J. Shultz, Centennial millinery, ex-
hibits large and beautiful stock of silks. vel
vets, ribbons ostrich and fancy plumes, ladies'.
misses and children's bonnets, hats, etc.
Pollock, Donaldson & Ogden exhibit Queens
ware lamps, glassware and antique ware of
various kinds. This display is very fine. and
should be seen by all.
Myers Finch, the old and reliable jewelry
firm of st. Paul, make a costly showing of
goods in their line In one of their show cases
may be seen the four kennel prizes won by
Capt A. Fl. Bogardus. They are novel and IL
great beauty and value.
Granger Il Hodge have beautiful and unique
exhibit in the line of teas, coffees, spices and
baking powders.
Croft u Berkey are on hand with splendid
display of goods in their llne ground coffees
and spices, snowflake baking powder, pure
havoring extracts, mustards, cream tartar and
other goods. In addition they have building
on the ground where they roast and grind cof-
fee, and serve it up hot.
h. G. Munger exhibits Mathusicks pianos
the Western Cottage organ, and other musical
instruments.
The Minnesota Brush company make a fine
display of all kinds of goods in their line;
brushes OF all kinds are in this catalogue, rich
and rare.
Gordon l. Ferguson, manufacturers of hats,
caps and fur goods, make rich showing in
costly furs and other goods
Albrecht, Lanpher & Finch, jobbers and
manufacturers of hats, caps, furs and gloves,
robes and fur coats and straw goods and UNI
brellas make large display of those classes
of goods.
Mrs. w. Donaldson St. Paul Stamping en-
porium, exhibits specimens Of her goods They
are very beautiful and attract much attention
from visitors.
The North Star wollen milf exhibit of wooden
fabrics, travelling blankets, pure silicia1l
wool blankets, Mackinaw blankets, miners and
camping blankets, fancy Indian robes, carriage
robes ETC., is truly very fine.
John H. Hood exhibits the champion premi-
UNI pair of boots, with four medals in front of
them They are old boots, but they look young
and pretty.
R. A. Lanpher & Co. have three very fine
cases of gents furnishing goods from their