The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-27

are found in other places about the fair In
wagons, harvesters, mowers, corn-planters,
5000 There is nothing like being thorough.
and the same hand thaG guides the largest bust
ness in agricultural implements in the State is
at the helm at the show at the fair.
The han6somest pavilion on the ground is
, east of the Exposition building. 1t is new this
season, having been built upon ground leased for
| tlve years of the association, and is painted IN
bright cottage colOrs. This is the abiding places
of the celebrated harvesting machine ana twire'
| binder Of william Deerng, represented by J. D.
Truett- general agent, whose office is at No. "A
WesT ONO street, this city. In addition TO the
| harvesting machine there is shown IN this pa
vliiOn the Deering Reaper and Mower. OF the
harvester 1t may be said thatits snccess the past
season has been great, but deserved. over ., OOe
machines having been sold. The latch string is
/ out to-day at the Deering cottage, and every
body Is cordially invited to call.
The Marsh Binder and the Marsh Binder Man
nfaeturlDg Company, of Sycamore, ILL.,, are rep
| resented by A. Kinds, ir This machine is first
class in every particular. aud too wen known TO
require extended notice. Being the first in the
field with 5he elevator machine. the Marsh is
again first with the platform binders, this being
| the companv's third seas on in the new depart
| IRE. This machine Is open for inspection al No.
| % Power Hall.
| In the last harvests contests other machine
men did more talking (and, sad TO relate, much
OF it not absolutely TRUTHFUL than the o.
/ borne twinebnder folks, but when it came TO
substantial recognition, the Osborne always
came out at the top Of the heap. Among the
trophies they show with pride is the only gold
medal awarded 1t was given on the 10th OF
! June last by the Agricultural and Mechanical
Association at Lexington, Ky. This harvester
may he seen at power ha1, and the telegram with
! the official announcement of the victory and
award may there be seen. It marks victory III
! which the contestants were numerous, and the
trophy Is q proud one.
The Eureka tile machine, manufactured by
! Chandler Taylor. of this city, attracts much
noTlee. The Eureka makes round, octagon, gothic
| and oval-shaped tile, and may be run by either
| horse Or steam power. The demand for :iling is
| constantly increasing, and the Necessity when %
purchase is made that the machine is tirst-nlass
| durable and rapid should not be lost sight OF
! send to Chandler & Taylor for circular contain
! ing full information.
| Fred. Hetz, the well-known candy msnufac-
| turer, makes handsome display of his elegant
| goods all his own make at the head of the north
| stairway of the Exposition building, second
hoor. Mr.. Hetz has made enviable reputa-
| tiOn as a candy manufacturer, and for years
| has not only made the finest goods for the falni-
| " trade but the finest goods for the retailer,
! and almost hmltless in variety. To persons Wis
/ iting the fair. Mr.. Heizs establishment affords
| an opportunity to buy pure and tine candies
| such as cannot be exceed anywhere in the Unit
| ed States, her in purity or rare flavor
DR.. &. ". Hofmans display or his hog and
| poultry remedies is ono OF the features of the
| fair Dr. Hoffman is one OF the leading drug
| gists and chemists of The State, and has made
hog and poultry diseases a special study. His
remedies evolved from practical knowl.
edge and years of experiment Farmers are
| specially invited to see these goods
| The first thing that catches the eye of the Wis
itur as he enters the Exposition building is the
large and magnificent display of tho Oliver
Chilled Pow Company, name now of more than
national renown, and not only attracts notice
! and admiration from visitors of agricultural pur.
| quits aud education. but from visitor Of every
! trade and profession. The firm that makes tic
! best pOws in the world rs greater than q king.
The pen is mlghtier than the sword, but all mus
! acknowledge that the pOw-the Oliver chilled
| plow-is miShtler than the pen. This collection
| of plows is handsome enough for parton decOra-
tlons
prom grave to gay, from lively to severe -
! The handsomest exhibit OF undertakers sup.
piles may be found the second hoor Of the
Exposition building, south side, 1t is made ~