Daily globe., 1878-09-03
The Disnzf.,,.

The GLOBE starts with its special reports by
notice of the display in Mechanical hall.
This is to great extent q misnomer as not
only are the results of mechanical skill and
labor exhibited here, but also the mercantile
establishments. The following is complete
list of the exhibitors:
Louis Laramie, the veteran harness maker
OF Minneapolis, displays full line of harness,
saddles, whips and everything in his line. A
good show.
Smith, Scribner & Co., exhibit most beau
tiful display or hardware, cutlery, and general
assortment of mill furnishing goods, including
the celebrated bronze doors.
Janney Brothers have on sight very full
showing of cooking and heating stoves useful
and ornamental.
JanneY, Moles. Brooks & Co. have an elabo-
rate display of hardware, cutlery, mill supplies
and miscellaneous articles of ir n and steel.
Fred Smith is in charge and will be happy to
show his friends around.
Charley Henry, of the East division, has a
full line of the latest patterns of stoves, and is
on hand himself to tell people what a good
thing it is to have good stove.
81. d. Wood has beautiful display in the
same line, and guarantees that man who uses
his stoves will never have bad coffee or scold-
ing wife.
Coykendall Bros & Co. exhibit beautiful
line of notions.
A. Thompson has stand for zephyr worsteds
and embroidery silks.
N. B. Harwood & Co., our wholesale dry
goods firm, have a full line of goods on show,
spread out with their customary good taste and
discretion.
Phelps & Bradstreet show off fine furniture
and household decorations.
u. A. Harmon Co., the wholesale crockery
| firm and wholesale and retail grocers, have as
| beautiful display in both their lines as was
ever carted TO a fair ground in Minnesota
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| Dealers have full display of the most exquis-
ite patterns in their line.
| Geo. Knickerbocker gives the public peep
at beautifully constructed fine furniture.
Granger d Hodge, the st. Paul spice men,
have full line of their celebrated goods.
| CIhat's right. Wish we had less envy and
more of enterprising public spirit.)
| Kingsley d. Go. show full stock of fine gro
ceries.
A. s. Bliss brings in full line of school fur
nlture of the latest and most approved pat
| terms.
Wales, Chute & Bean have a prominent dis
play of books, stationery, etc.
| The Pressed Iron Ware company of Cincin-
natl, Ohio, display full stock of their popu-
lar goods.
The Asbestos Stone works of this city have
| some fine specimens of their work on show
/ Hunt q Lawrence exhibit the Fountain
coffee pot.
The Red Wing stone company have some
splendid specimens of their material and
work.
Lyman Brothers, wholesale druggists, ex-
hibit paints. oils, drugs and medicines.
| Young, Patterson & Co. do likewise with
their goods and have probably the best dis
play ever seen in Minnesota. Now if Hugh
will only take charge himself and exhibit the
stock, there will be an additional attraction.
Foss d Benton, wholesale crockery dealers.
make a fine exhibit.
Johnson Smith Harrison, job printers,
publishers, book binders and stationers, have
by all odds the best and most complete show
of goods in their line ever spread before the
public at an exhibition in the West. We shall
have more to say of this in the future.
The Pioneer Press company also exhibits a
very creditable display in the same line.
! II. 81. Edwards, book binder, of Minneapo-
lis, has some very choice specimens of his
work displayed.
| Averill, Russell & Carpenter, Minneapolis
Paper mill, have full line of specimens of
| their choicest work
D. ID. Whitney shows trunks manufacture ed
by. him at his factory in Minneapolis @
Wheaton. Reynolds & Go. have full supply
| OF the very best sash, doors and blinds from
their factory.
! spear 4 Laird, Of the Minneapolis Stove