Daily globe., 1879-09-04
At RICE PARK TONIGHT.

rockets in six minutes, and will undertake the
feat of keeping five in the air all the time of
the experiment. The sky-rocket he shoots is
new thing. and was patented only last June.
1t is we'll worth seeing.
NOTABLE MENTION.
Dyer e. Howard's Exhibit.
new feature has been introduced at the
State agricultural fair by Messrs. Dyer & How
ard, the popular music dealers of st. Paul.
that is, a continuous concert. They occupy =
prominent position in the Commercial hail.
and their exhibit is constantly surrounded by
hundreds, listening to the sweet tones of their
pianos, as one after the other is played upon by
experts, accompanied by an excellent violin
performer. They have on exhibition their ia
five Mason Il Hamlin organs, Dunn's music
stands, etc., and show case containing every
possible kind and variety of musical instru-
ment. In the matter of prices they probably
sell better article for the money than any
other house in the State. Out of stock of
1000 plans one should be able to select exactly
what they needed, and for an excellent and re-
liable instrument at from $l75 to $19O for an
elegant "Arion" all should assuredly be salts
fed. We cannot do greater favor to our read
era than to urge them to visit Mes.rs. Dyer Il
Howaid's store, SO East Third street, and salts
fy themselves that it is the reliable music
house Of this city; They have an immense
spare no pains to please their patrons.
Sewing Machines.
Among the manv sewing machines on exhi-
bition at the State fair none is more observed
and admired than the White sewing machine.
exhibited by Mr.. Lucien Warner in CONNER
cial building, headquarters No. 90 East Third
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remarkable advantages over other machines in
its simplicity of construction, tension, light
running, self threading shuttle, etc. Some
idea of its appreciation may be formed from
the fact that within the last three years the
sales of this machine haye exceeded lOO, 900 in
number. They must be seen to be spprec, ated.
MIR. Warner will be pleased to welcome all at
full merits of this machine. Hs keeps many
other styles in his stock.
Hambletonian Chief.
This fine stallion attracts much attention at
the fair. He is owned by James O'Farrell, of
st. Paul, and is valued at $2.0Q0. His pedigree
is perfect, weight not far f4 h 200 pounds;
height, seventeen hands: color, dark bay with
black points; style and action superb, and he
comes of the best trotting stock on the Ameri-
can continent. He was five years old the 18th
day of last July. Friday and Saturday even
ing of this week he is to be sold ut rafRe at
the Merchants hotel in this city. There are
2,0OO tickets in the field, at 81 each. The lucky
winner will get prize worth having.
saddlery, Harness, Etc.
A beautiful side saddle, covered with grey
cloth and elegantly embroidered, is attracting
much attention at the State fair. It is in the
exhibition of Mr.. Charles A. Friend who oo-
cupies space in the Commercial building. His
exhibit of four English saddles is very select.
Silver mounted single and double harnesses
besidespblankets and many other articles of his
own and foreign manufacture. Don't fail to
call on him at 81 jackson street if you want
first class harness or anything IN his line of
business.
Sherwood Houeh.
One of the most attractive points in the Com
mercial building at the State fair is that ocou-
pied by Sherwood Hohgh-about the center of
the building. His exhibit of fancy goods, such
as fine stationery, jewel, odor and card cases,
artists materials, opera glasses, books, ETC., is
exceedingly fine. We observed beautiful am
Der tortoise shell card case in his show case,
price, $40; also superb album, elegantly
bound and placed in nickel plated stand Of
exquisite workmanship. Fine oil paintings
and rare engravings in frames, and choice lit
tie gems of paintings in Indian ocean pearl
shells. Mounted globes of all sizes from three
to eighteen inches in diameter, fine rosewood
sets of croquet, in fact, almost every specimen
OF a1t wolk 10 90 1ounq N nrst class BOOK
auu ss1S,onely eIolc. ne su:9 10 On tne COZ
Paul. whore will be found the finest stock of
books, elegant stationery, art works and art
lists materials in very great variety.
Fairbanks. Morse Co.
Occupy position at the fair in Hardware hall,
,1;ra,+iv o,,,,,,.;t. the ,,;ddl. er+-.,.. - :.
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one OF TIE most per1ect at Sne 1air. Every
thing prominently popular of their manufac-
ture is here displayed. Trucks, barrowa,
spring balances. coffee mills, oil tanks, etc.
Particularly observable was . complete set of
scaler's weights and measures, consulting of
scales, VET ana cry measures. welghts. etc.,
for stationarv. m.rins and locomot,ve ho;iers
and unrivaled for pumping purposes. The
Stacy filler, made by this house, is also at
semba tn bear the vsr;on. e"n.s "a
hx ,bo.s ~ w;th ~ nia e
too well known to need snv commsnt 'o n~o,, =
their reliability and stsnding O.II st 49,
.n.n .""aa.a AZ III. u r.:-I :ns o. Osu at tne1r
the finest stock in this State.
John Matheis,
Indeed John Mathe;s ia entitled =, ~. h;.,...
~ s..o o"'sae:'
commentator Ior the splendid DISPLAY OF his
line VI gooos III 'ne OommerciA building 1t
the 1alr. ne mas ntteo up = completely up
.hoisterea apartment carpets OF the choicest
s;deo and i;e pnon the Soor Thras .;nSaa 'inS soe
are drsped with the latest and neveet lambra.
quins, and lace and damask curtains, rich wall
papers adorn the ceihng, ana the W 'lnscoting
~ 10 nsrs NJ M.the. ~. M aIb;hted s I S;s n0nsi