Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-30
NEW ENTERPRISE.
Edward F. HamiltOn's Elegant Hard
ware Establishment.

The passer to and fro upon Jackson street
cannot have failed to observe the sign over the
large store in the Merriam & Wilder block, 100
Jackson street, corner of Sixth street, upon
which Circuit" the famous sign painter, has
placed in his highest style of art, IN golden
letters, the name of Edward +. Hamilton. just
before entering this fine establishment, the eye
is attracted to the magnificent Fire Set dis
PLAYED in the spacious and elegant show win
dow. It comprises six pieces, to-wit: A coal
hOd, fender, andirOns, coal grab, blower and
stand The entire set is made of solid brass,
and beautifully FURNISHED. The fender, and
irons and stand are massive, and exhibit the
finest workmanship. The entire set surpasses
auything of the kind ever exhibited in this
city before, and is valued at $75. 1t is worthy
a visit, if YOU are fond of artistic work in
metal. We will now pass in through the lofty
doors and pay visit to Edward F. Hamilton's
new and elegant hardware house, and, by the
way. we need hardly observe that such an es-
Establishment as this has long been needed in
this particular locality. Here We find every
thing new. bright and inviting-an immense
stock of the latest Improvements IN house fur
nishing gOOds-bolh useful and ornamental.
Palace & Jewett refrigerators, from those IA
nous manufacturers, Jewett d Co., Buffalo, n.
Y Also Jewetts tin toilet sets and filters.
The shelves are filed with the finest possible
selection of house furnishing and builders
hardware, selected from the best manufactures,
both foreign and domestic. Their sample
board presents an array of samples, so neatly
and artistically arranged, that it not only
its legitimate purpOse aid TO the pur-
chaser in the selection of his goods, but it is
exceedingly ornamental and attractive. 1t
would be useless to attempt to furnish list of
the Thousand and one useful articles which we
find IN this fresh and complete stock. But we
noted these summer necessities: lce cream
freezers, ice tongs, ice pitchers and water cool
ers. His stock of granite ware is varied and
fine Also a superior line of silver plated
ware, and a splendid assortment of table cut
lery and pocket cutlery, tin, iron and wooden
ware, for kitchen service in great profusiOn.
Feather busters, pans. brushes, step ladders,
ETC., for upstairs service. Leslie & Rogers jig
saws, which the boys and girls delight in for
cutting their scroll and panel work. Cordage
and farming utensils, etc. And last, but most
important to the mechanic, full, complete
and carefully selected stock of mechanics
tools, from the best manufacturers on both
continents all of which may be relied upon as
not only genuine, but they will be offered at
prices which cannot fail to meet the endorse
ment OF all who desire a really good and ser
viceable tool. NichOlsOn's saws and hles q
speciality. Builders and contractors, as well as
the public generally, will find it greatly to their
advantage to examine Mr.. Hamilton's stock
before making their purchases. They will find
Mr.. Hamilton an agreeable gentleman, and a
thorough business man, personally supervising
his own business and ambitious to please his
patrons. His stock is perfect, and all he needs,
or asks, is that you favor him with your pres
ence when you have need of anything in the
housekeeping or hardware line with the assur-
ance from US that you will be thoroughly salts
fed in all your dealings with the house of Ed
ward L. Hamilton.