Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-26
EXHIBITS IN MAIN BUILDING.

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Muscatine, Iowa. tucoid from Hennepin county,
MINI some Of the mound builders bones-fossil.
lied, arthoceratite tail of trilobte, agate gypsum
from Cardiff Iowa, sulphurets of iron galena, iron
and CO. per pyrites chro-astrolites from Lake Su-
pertor, spirifer from Iowa, fOssiiferOus molusca
agatized wood, antimenial copper, mica, lime crys-
marine herye, dendrite from the Black Hills, petr-
fed wood, calcarious spar, auriferous pyres chalce
dony, hornhlend and galena, cnkstone, antrimolite
variety OF ores and other geological and mineralog-
SCRIP Of various denominations fractional and other.
WISE 0'A''A
In Mr.. Moreys collection section of the amonite
family attracts marked attention Then there is the
tooth of whale he helped to capture and in the ex-
sitement and tumult Of the event he jumped over
board and was at the mercy of the monster while
struggling among the pillows. Mr.. Morey has en-
joyed the advantages of extensive travel not only
North and soxth America, but in Europe, Asia and
ties in his specially he won have had by this time
| enc of the finest cabinets in the United States
L. W. johnson makes pretty display Of jewery,
snverware, watches, watch guards, ladies' fine Jew
elry and other goods in his line.
WI. Olson puts up an exhibit Of boots aud Shoes
gloves, worsted work, hair wreaths artificial flowers,
D. Noes & Bro. make display of saddles, fine
harnesses. Bird es, horse collars, curry combs
brushes and quite catalogue of articles from his
VIM. Nixon shows some very excellent single and
double harness, hand made, that elicit many comp-
ments. Also saddles, lap robes and various goods
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Charles Schroth, of Hastings, enters single and
double harness-both very fne-and other goods in
which he deals.
c.. R. Griebie makes beautiful display of ladies'
dress goods, fine shawls, piano covers, cloaks, fan
nels, laces ribbons overdresses and other fabrics
from his large stock in town.
CANT display Of fancy needle work, consisting of
tides. log-cabin quilts, crochet work, and hundreds
of pretty articles fashioned by delicate fingers and
guided by taste for the beautiful in art.
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psaafd o:tssn piunes, ladies' 81 pretty sett
hats, hat trimmings and similar goods.
The display Of needle work. real and artificial dow-
ers, native fruit and dairy products are quite FULL
and they speak well for the industry and enterprise
of this people, In the line of fruits there is the ro-
a the Pes
tain the favor of the original gra 9. Among the
apples are the Duchess, Aims greening transcen-
dants, Pewaukees and dozen others.
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY.
This department is we'll represented. There is the
John Deere sulky rlow, looking bright, strong and
ready for business.
Benson, Bates & Co., ef st. Paul, have on the
ground one Of their celebrated spring steel harrows,
and attracts Its full share of attention.
One of the interesting events Of the forenoon was
the blowing, done by Underwood Niohcls' North
western Rotary pow, manufactured at Minneapolis.
The work was performed with two horses, cutting two
burrows, each twelve inches in width and seven
inches deep. The pillow works like charm, and as q
large number Of farmers remarked, it will revolu-
honize the plow business Of this country. Three
good horses and driver, on ordinary ground. can
with ease pillow from six to seven acres per day, cut
ting to any reasonable depth. It is adapted to all
kinds of cultivated ground, except, it may be, the
very toughest turf. large crowd gathered to wit
ness its operations, and without exception they pro-
nounced it a complete success and marvel in it's
manner OF turning the soil If necessary, it can be
gagged to cut twenty-six inches, or even wider.
RACES,
The first race was called at o'clock P. H., styled
the green race. 1t was three in five, mile heats, for
purse of $780, divided to thfee horses $780, ss5 and
SIS Judges, D. Bushnell, L. L. Terry and B. F.
Miller. Five horses started, follows: Morning,
Joe Hopkins, Prince, w and Nellie. protest
was entered against Morning, not being owned
in the county, but she was allowed to go neverthe-
loss, and won the race in three straight heats