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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-28

a Montpelier dispatch of the 20th
says the democratic state convention
organized to-day with George J..
Waterman Is chairman, and nomi-
mated w H. II Bingham for
governor: Jerome W. Pierce FOR
lieutenant governor, and George
Royce, 81 Rutland, for treasurer
Resolutions were adopted congratu-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-12

Geo El.ton. y Stranger, l. " Mcpherson.
N Adams. Z "A Richardson, y u Mercer.
ID Crittcnden. J sheehy. A Cara. John II
Roberts. Z N Grippen. $ sAneho. l. Hill,
A Couture. ID s Colby, N J Hourke. DIR
r N Conn. Il Presho. NJ Mccarthy. L II
Warsaw, A Henderson. Miss y Taylor.
Miss = Dodge. J Sullivan. Miss l. Beck
Miss c Hall. Miss Dyer. Mh c W christy'
Mr.. N Bait. Mrs Prescott and ? children
Mrs N = Fannon. Mrs 4 Brown. Mrs Josi'
Miss N LoeherlAnd. Mrs Lowrey. IL Hale
Hale and wife. Miss Gardiner, q " Baily.
A r Kennedy. T finnie wife I'M maid
Mrs I l. Requa. T herman and wife. Mrs
Maxwell. MrsJ c Williamson. ii u Page.
A Barrett. Mrs y J Massic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-12
Bur.ed Win Vi,rioi.


Last Monday morning Miss Barry. Of
the Burlington Lodging.house. South c
street. Virginia. threw . cup Of oil OF
vitriol into the face Of . LOGGER named Pat
sey Phelan. burning him In = shocking
manner. Phelan had been stopping In the
house for about two years, and was pack
Ing his trunk TO leave for other quarters ai
the timo Of Miss Mays attack. She came
upon him while he Was kneeling before his
trunk. and Is he looked up threw the acid
lilo would probably have been worse burn
ed than lao was had he mol thrown up his
hand aud thus 10 some extent turned aside
the shower OF liquid. His left eye had .
narrow escape. Q ring being burned around
Il, and the left side Of his face and fore.
head we're burned very badly. His hands
were burned, also his coat sleeves and pan
falcons. The girl gives q different version
Of the affair. She says she became en-
gagged In q playful scufie with the young
man. during which she picked mp . bottle
containing what shc supposed was perium'
cry, and thoughtlessly threw II In his face,
with the painful result already stated.
phelsn denies this, and thinks the attack
was caused by jealousy because he took
another young lady to tho picnic last Sat
urday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-12
Maggie Moore.

Mrs. &c. Williamson. known as Maggie
Moore 10 tho theatrical public. arrived In
Virginia City this morning. Mrs. Will
Hanson lived in Virginia City during the
years OF her early childhood. and 1t was
here upon tho Comstock thst her splendid
talents were first displayed. Hero she
commenced upon o career OF successful
acting that has brought her wealth and
made her name known all over the world.
The writer Of this was present at the Cali
fornia Theater In Ban Francisco when
"Struck Oh" was presented for the first
time. The house was crowded. for IL was
the occasion OF = Joint benefit for Mr.. and
Mrs. Williamson, and they were great
favorltes. The piece. however. was not
considered Of any great merit. some OF the
critics going so far as 10 doubt OF Ito sue
Gees. In the hands Of tho artists whose
property u To-. however, IL has grown TO q
popularity unprecedented, and has yielded
. golden harvest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-12
Fair and Festival.

Great preparations have been made for
the fair and festival which tho ladies' Of
81. Johns Church will inaugurato At
Miners Union Hall. Gold Hill. this even-
ing. There will DO all the usual attrac-
tons, with several novelties thrown In.
and a pleasant time IL assured. Gold Hill
will DO represented by her wit and beauty,
and Virginia City will lend . delegation.
varnsy's quadriils band will furnish the
music for the dancing. That
men, 10 sufficient guaranty that the music
will be first class. Young gentlemen who
attend the fair will not be importuned to
buy articles for which they have no use,
but will be permitted 10 use their wi dis.
erection In tho matter. Tho usual good
things 10 cat will be dished up at reason.
able prices. 10 and have . good time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-12
nenerra.ie Economy.
y.o..osDs.-rh. blind fiddler and hi

vAoAsoSps.-Ths blind fiddler and hi
wife, also blind. were arrested by onicer
symops last night. They were both drunk
and were quarreling. The man was beat
ing tho woman over the head with his
cane, and she was raising . terrible row.
The charge against the man was assault
and battery. the woman being charged
with disturbing the peace. Judge Cook
let the unfortunates 60, under promise Of
leaving tho town at once.
MiSrRs' USros OrYicERs.-At tho meet
Ing Of the Gold Hill Miners Union last
night. . portion Of tho oflcors to servo
during tho ensuing term were elected. ~
follows: President, A. G. Pascoe; Vice
President, o. Z. Leermo; Recording Bec-
Rotary. Maurice 0'Connor ; Financial Sec-
rotary, D. Mccarthy. reelected Treasurer.
II. ]. Peters. The other officers OF tho
Union will DO elected next Monday even.
ing.
The MILITIA TO sE CALLED our.-A
letter was recsived from Carson to-day
saying that the Governor has been urged
70 call out the militia for tho purpose OF
quclling tho expected Indian outbreak.
The Governor has not yet consented TO do
so but be probably will before long, aud
he says that II bio ever does, hs will require
every company In the State TO appear IN
soldier will have . chance " SEQ actual
service.
A HoRsE HuRr.-The horse which Is
used In hauling the waste rock from tho
Crown Point mine out TO tho dump. 70.
ward Petaluma street, fell OF tho track
yesterday and down the bulkhesd near tho
residence Of ii. Harris. tho assayer. In
Gold Hill. Tho horse fell Is or 20 feet,
striking Q piece Of timber and cutting
himself badly. He will probably live.
SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVEMENT. "A new
sidewalk has been pu. down In front OF w..
d. @, Gibson's saloon. In Gold Hill. II 10
of a substantial nature. and should DO con.
tinued ali the way up the street. Many OF
our citizens are showing . disposition 70
improve their property.
LEO Enthusiastically morning about
10 O'Clock. while passing along tho railroad
track, near the Savage mine. Virginia
City, @. @. Swain fell and broke his left
Lex 81 Q point . little above the ankle. His
fall was caused BY his stepping on . stons
that rolled under his foot.
z. Il. Lewis was hurt in.ths pump shaft
Of tho Justice mine last Sunday. His knee
Vas considerably bruised. but no bones
were broken. He will soon DO we'll.
Tur Ere alarm last Monday evening was
caused By the partial burning OF p.t. Nc.
Csrthy's house on Csmstsry street, Lower
Gold Hill. Los. small.
Nina fsnA sUTHo. daughter Of Adelph
eutro, hM gone 70 Paris,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-12
Masonio ssrasd Lodge.

Tho Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Ma.
sons Of the State Of Nevada In session In
Virginia City yesterday elected the follow.
Ing Grand officers for the ensuing year
NJ. f. Philip seldner Of Virginia, Grand
High Priest; II. +. David L. Bailey Of
Eureka, Deputy Grand High Priest ; II.
Z. Frank Bell Of Reno, Grand King; IL.
L. Horatio 4. Mason OF Carson. Grand
Scribe; f. Charles Knust Of Reno. Grand
Treasurer; Z. John ID. Hammond Of Car
son. Grand Secretary Z. Trenmor Comm
Of Carson. Grand Captain Of the Host; T..
Jonas seely Of Virginia. Grand Royal Arch
Captain,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-12

The south drift on the $500 level. run.
ming 10 connect with tho north drift from
the 2s60 station OF the Belcher drain shaft.
10 being pushed ahead with extraordinary
vigor. having advanced Sc feet last week.
or at the rate Of 5 feet per day. The two
drifts will probably be connected inside OF
three weeks time. No change In any
other portion OF the mine. Everything
working well.
The main south lateral drift on the 1850
level 10 steadily advancing and must In .
few days more complete . connection with
the Sierra Nevada works on that level.
East crosscut No. I. on this level. 10 In q
distance Of 50 feet, the face In blasting
porphyry. The northeast drift ON the
ll5O level Is steadily advancing without
change Of value to report.
Union Consolidated.
Enlarging and rctimbering the north
drift connecting with tho Sierra Nevada
on the i60O level is making steady pro-
gress. The main north drift ON this level
10 steadily advancing. tho face In very IA
vorablo ground. Tho Joint east crosscut
on the south line Of the mine Is advancing
rapidly, tho face In blasting porphyry.
Ward.
Sinking the main shaft 10 going steadily
forward. tho bottom In good blasting
ground. II 10 now down 1868 feet, and
will be pushed ahead with all possible
sRaad stutil = nzVnattns. Ia nntunlatf.l 9Th
the south drift on the 1900 level OF the
Julia mine. which has now reached . point
directly under the shaft.
Hale q Norcross.
The pumps, working in conjunction
with those Of the Savage. are steadily
gaining on tho water. which Ia now down
SO feet below the 2i0O station. Every
thing In and about the mine Ia working
splendidly. Tho repairs 10 the north drift
on the 2i00 level arc making good prog
ross.
ChoiIar-CombinAtion RhHn.
Sinking tho Combination shaft Ia going
ahead ct the rate Of three feet per day. the
rock In the bottom blasting out quite hard
and the fiow Of water being still about a..
600 gallons per day. Everything working
we'll.
New York.
Sinking the main shaft Is being pushed
ahead with the usual vigor, the bottom In
splendid vein matter carrying streaks OF
quartz and ore Of . good quality. Opening
tho 1000 station 10 making good progress,
preparatory ~ commencing prosecuting
At that point.
NITRO Tunnei.
Total length Of tunnel. l9.si7 feet. Faco
Of header In dry. hard ledge matter. prin.
cipally porphyry, with streaks OF quartz.
Levinthan
The face OF the main drift east on the
7G5 level IL In 9 mixture Of p~orphyry and
quartz. aud tho orc vein Is evidently not
far Away.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-12
Turn verein lsicaie.

Tho Turner's hsvo displayed excellent
judgment in selecting tho committee oil
arrangements for their coming picnic.
Fred Bocgls. ono Of our leading Germans,
will be President Of the Day, and Colonel
Gus Thede. who Was the presiding officer
last year. will act ~ Secretary. Charley
Mueller; . good responsible man. will ~.
sumo his usual position a. Treasurer. The
Turner's arc already making their prepare.
tions. and will surely make things pleas
ant for their guests.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-12

rmrRr were two alarms Of iiro in 'irsi'
mi. CITY. last evening. both Of which were
caused by the burning out OF stove p'Pes'
TmE ys,iosai Police Gas'tfs oil New io'A
has a flaming illustration Of the Tusearora'
Pollard-MArAncy mystery.
Tur fro companies Of Gold Hill VIII
meet this evening at their respective
engine-houses.
Our people are already beginning TO
talk hopefully Of better times in the near
future.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-12

John Maiden. = Rosenberg. l. barrett,
n Baker and wife. II A Ciawson. T. Lett.
\ Walton. n 7 Layton. T. o'sullivan,
IT Sullivan. N Humphreys. Geo y Ford,
Ell Parkinfon. \ Howard. + Kenny and
family. Miss L GermAin. Miss Z sutro'
w r. smith and wife. PB Mercer. Vim q
Rail. II 3 Dewey. d y Foster. c + Mason
,nd wife. W n Leete. i Clancy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-12
DIVIDENDS,

Csiifsrnta-sl per .hare. segrrgating si.oso..
co; declared June Tth: paysbie June
nth.
Consolidated virgtntn--ti per share
sgsr-vatins tsto,Ooo. DECLARED Juno 'th;
payable June 18th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-12
REPORr.
So Kraaetsee Beard.

LAST EVENING.
sos Raymond 4 Ely. 3 90.4
GO Eureka Con-, 90
80 Jackson. 81
400 Alps, i0c
GOO Newark. I Is. ~, I %
$50 Leopard. $50
COO ella. soc. 75c
40 Hussey. CSC
40 Manhattan. Gu. 6's
800 De Frees. SOC
1015 Grand Prize, ., 5s,5
720 Argsnta, tjc
100 Navajo, i5c
40 Northern Belle. s, 50
800 Hamburg. >
GOO Modoc. l 10
1850 Endowment. SIC
1i05 Independence. 1 20. l GO, G5
$50 Hornet.
100 Silver Prize, l5c
30 Star. IL
$50 Day. 45c
lao New Coso. I. 9jc
$50 Bodie. >, 3a.3
sos Bechtel. Ia. Nv
l605 Mexican. lis, nt, H.
2s70 ophir. i6s. iGs, ~. AZ. a., A..
in. IS. +GS
-si C.iifnrni. ~ pOE 81
las Con yi,,;nj. IA. 1T n, ilL
n, AIM. 10 III
css Yailo. I.sts,o
oSii crovn Point 81 ~ 5L
iso s.ys,s III nj
aeo r,.hs,,a, q 90 . IN
I.S Goni5t cr,,y a.
,ais nsichsr siosisaa
2O5 Chollar- Poto-i. 2s, asa b.
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THE hoHNis"'
2i3j Ophir. 5oS, %. co.,, oi' cos' ooS'
Nt,5l
$40 Mexican, l2s, l2's, l2s' ia 30
COO Gould \ Curry, ~, IL
l35 Best 4 Beleher. ii's, iis, 10, iis'
Hs
2i0 California. 2O'., 2Ot, 2Os
255 Savage, il's -,
$40 Con. Virginia, lis, Fs 3D. ifs'
laS 10
G. ChoilAr-Potosi. 2sa' IS
3l5 Hale Norcross, "a, ~
2i20 Crown Point, 5s, 3t.,Ot
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-12
THR COMSTOCK.
Latest Official Mining News
For the Week Ending Wednesday,
June Il, 1875.

stock Market Rsstvai-0Dhfr % .
strike = The ssraiEhs Vertical
Winss Below the hoo Level
shswisE - straight Record ssa
Namerous Feet or osed ore 81
she Bsstsm- Exeeiisss Average
A~ssays-rhe julia Beuansa De-
Ssiepsnens lmpedsd BY Hss
stesna and seaidise water
savage sam Hepsnal-rhs satre
Tunsel-Ths seash End Ainss-
Disideuds. Etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-12
ssrees Qaosatisas.
Isr rux WESTERN rsios TELEGRAPH rIsrl

SAS Francisco. June i2-2;i0 p. n.
Ophir ~. Con. Virginia a.. Mexican
1874. ESchequer 81. Alpha ~, Grand
Prize ., Bullion o. Savage H., Ward
I C5. Best a Belcher Ia. Belcher 2 30.
Imperial soc. Eureka Con. cO.Crown Point
o, Northern Belle =. Gould 4 Curry ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-12

had been threatening to unseat Matthews
| with exposures. etc. Ho wanted chiefly q
| copy Of Sherman's letter.
Adjourned.
~To-Dly's PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON. June i2.-The Potter In.
v~estigating Committee resumed its sitting
to-day, Morrison presiding. Dsrrall Of
Louisiana was examined BY Cox. He
stated that no irst saw Anderson In the
Spring OF 1877, when hc said that the pro-
test he had made was correct - regards
intimidation. Shortly after my converse.
| ton with Potter, Anderson told me he had
seen Matthews, threatened him with the
publication Of the documents. and PIC.
tured to Matthews the scandal II would
raise. and that In reply Matthews told
Anderson that II he was inclined 70
pursue that course he might 90 on and
publish anything ho desired. Subsequent.
iy. Matthews said 10 witness that he would
have nothing further TO do with Anderson.
II be intended publishing any documents.
Witness said he had seen the original OF
| the Nash agreement, and related the cir
cumstances. Anderson was In Washing.
A.. .hort Aha fo,rth ~ Mach looking for
'on aDoIn,1.on, ~ c.iIsJ. an ma A. 1.ri.
An spPo'n u.s.I. ". M.reh l,h T
ous nn H.. p.s.iS.r, nj .,.ssd ,hs rs..
cAlieu ~ tuoLssn 1914 ~ .nro,,tsd
sons why Lu.u .s,iv.
WHICH T.. lin n m. Torisisrs
~. ~. n. xorv in,si.
eiecuon' snu ss,nv on. vseI sfssr
nsent ~ ~. sros,asnt Lndsr.on csiisd
our y.s,s nI Ia ,hs, he ana Mar hsd
VI "Ishos' SaS Az, H. -. so,no Al Az.
Iu S"'h in o,hsr xords' be wa :. going
Tor him." He stated that he had . paper
that would ruin Nash, ana 'he,saPoh 10,
explained to witness that he signed It in =
foolish moment, and ought not to have
done 60. He cared nothing aoou. y. VII
nes. ma nsue, 1 ,Sa .o'ca,Isd sba,msn
io,,sr and beIieves there h mo- such dozen.
ment In existence. His knowledge Is only
what he had heard rom mrs. Senks ana
ahaerson' WIVES ~
Wi,ys., aid that Anderson had stated to
him that the document was signed by Sher.
man AMI s~touphton, but the copy which
witness saw WAS signed by sherman only.
and was entirely different from what An.
derson represented, Anderson had stated
IN vitnsss tbat his Parish was q terrible
ono ,h.t no Renublicsn was safe there,
SA.t 49, -- ...-l...s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-12
Tuia Peaks.

Under the new management and i'm.
proved state Of Affairs the active develop
msnt Of the mine 10 being practically
pushed ahead, and the new shaft 10 10 be
sunk $50 feet deeper forthwith. II Ia
three-compartment working shaft. and IL
70 be one Of the best and largest on the
eastern range Of mining locations. The
favorable situation Of this shaft, about ball
way between the new Yellow Jacket shaft
and Alta mine. gives II more than ordinary
interest and value. - promising thu
eventual dsvslopmsnt Of . good paying
mine,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-12
aierra Nevada.

Sinking the south incline below the 1000
level Is making steady progress. tho bot
tom in vein matter and the dow Of water
giving but little trouble. Tho south drift
ON the 1000 level has reached the south
line Of tho mine. at which point two cross
cuts will now 30 run. one cast and the
other west. to prospect the ore vein. The
north drift on the same level 10 being
pushed vigorously forward. the face In dry
vein material. The east drift on the 1000
level 10 also advancing. the face In por-
phyry carrying streaks Of quarts and clay.
The east drift on the l700 level u now In
abou, 500 feet. the face still In favorable
porphyry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-12

WEST POINT, June Ia ffcsiuoh'
tIal party arrived here at II 4. n. on the
Government steamer Henry Smith. Lesv'
ing the cars ct Jersey City. tho party went
directly 10 the boat at $50 this morning.
and took lunch on board. They were met
at the wharf hero by Major General Soho.
field and other officers and . troop Of cav
AIRY and battalion OF engineers. Carris-
ges were also In waiting and the distin'
guished party were escorted othe plateau.
The corps Of cadets received them with
present arms In front OF tho barracks.
Tho band played Hall TO tho Chief''
and at the same time tho Presidents 81.
iuto WAS fired. The visitors were escorted
70 Major General Schoield's cottage. The
party includes President Hayes and Mrs.
HAYES, Secretary Of War, General Bher-
man, General Devens. and Hayes son.
Special exercises and drills are 10 be held
tbis Afternoon. General Sheridan arrived
Al 10 this morning and Was received with
Major Generals salute. The first class
examination closed yesterday. The stand.
ing will be announced tomorrow morn
Ing.
A Charge AEaiass ths President.
WASHINGTON. June i2.-Hayes Is open
10 the charge Of ~tampering with witnesses.
The Democrats were greatly disappointed
In Darrali's unwillipgness 70 testify. He
has been talking very plainly TO them for
q day or two, and even up TO 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning was pouring tales OF
his wrongs into the willing ears OF McMa.
hon. Just before he went on the stand
Hayes sent for him. and from that time
Dsrrsll's tone changed. After . Close e.
animation to-day he received another sum-
mons from the White House and has been
clsseted there . long time this evening.
A sugsestien 20 Prssidsas Hayes
NV Yoar, June i2.-The Hsrafd''
Warrington special says there To- growing
feeling among decent people that the
President ought for his own sake 70 sum.
msrily dismisa from Office the whole crew
Of disreputable people. beginning With
msmberi Of tho Returning Board. whom
his evil genius has induced him 70 favor,
contrary 70 the advice Of many Of The bsi
men Of biz party,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-12

The joint east erosscut on the north line
on the 1000 level. 10 being steadily ID
vanoed 81 the rate Of three feet per day.
the psrphyry In the face being hard blast-
ing. IL 10 now In . distance OF Ss2 ieet
Repairing and enlarging the connecting
DRIFT with the sisrra Nevada, on this isve!,
Il making good progress. The new north
lateral drift. on the 1900 lsvsl, u making
good progrsss,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-12
Consolidated Imperial.

Tho r%etimbering and repairing Of the
main north and south drift on the 2iOO
level. connecting the north and south
wines. IL completed. and two cross
cuts were started on that level yesterday
afternoon 10 prospect the ore vein 10 the
westward. The first Of these drifts starts
almost direct from tho 2iOO station Of the
Alpha joint Wine. and the other Of . point
IS feet farther south. The east drift from
the 2iO0 station Of the joint Alpha winke
10 advancing. the face In vein matter Of q
favorable character. Tho north drift
from same station, running In Alpha
ground. IL In . distance Of eighty feet. the
face in quartz. clay and porphyry mixed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-12
savage.

Everything IL again in tip top working
order. the pumps having been set squarely
at work day before yesterday and and Is
the result this morning the water was re-
duced to . point IS feet below the 2loo
station. tho lowest point yet drained In tho
shaft aince tho flood was first tappcd. Tho
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-05

design. There are black walnut pieces inlaid
with costly wood, marb!e-top furniture.
| woodwork inlaid, side-board of
great beauty, parlor set, pier glass,
frame lnlald, a secretary of rare beauty and a
folding bed that attracted marked attention.
there not being one like it in the State.
| In the annex Robert Baty exhibits artificial
limbs, instruments and other goods used in
the manufacture of artificial limbs.
F. A. Thorp makes display of medicine for
destroying vermin, insects. ETC.. Ill West Third
| street.
l.. A. Henderson exhibits tin ware and other
goods in that line. This display is very pretty
Mathels, Good Schumacher, merchant tai
lors, have rich display. Their space does not
do them justice.
The st. Paul Rubber Store make a good
showing of goods of that character. There are
toys Of various kinds and all manner of rubber
goods.
In the centre of the annex near the far end,
jones' Robinson & Co., make showing in fruit
and vegetable knives of new patent They
are we'll worth a careful inspection.
The j. M. Brunswick & Blake company's ex-
hibit of billiard tables are well worth an in
spection by all the billiardists on the fair
grounds.
The California Ve16a Buena bitters' exhibit
attracted much attention among invalids and
those who imagine themselves ailing.
Arthur KONG exhibits a fine display of
Bates bottled beer and other malt liquors, ale,
etc. The display is unique and attractive.
John Mathei's exhibit of goods
from his carpet house on Third street is one
of the richest and most elaborate ever put up
in the State. 1t represents an elegantly fur
nished parlor.
The New York One Price bot and shoe store
make display of goods in their line. The
old woman who lived in shoe was one of the
attractions in this collection
Auerbach, Finch Culbertson & Co. make a
grand display in the far end Of one section of
the annex. This exhibit is composed largely
Of notions, rich and rare
In the second section of che annex we find
the ladies' department consisting of textile
goods, delicate work in worsted, lace, quilting,
and other rich, rare and useful fabrics. This
space is 20x40 feet, filled to It's utmost with
display of ladies' goods that is really marvel
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-05
MERCANTILE BUILDING

Ihls building is filled with an elaborate and
costly display. Our largest wholesale and
retail merchants have their exhibits under this
roof At the east end of the main building is
In the rich and magnificent display of Auerbach,
Finch Culbertson Go. They have here two
apartments, both Of remarkable richness in
ly and elegant fabrics and other goods. One