The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-16

NDIAN APOLIS journal
| jefferson Caylor, agricultural implements,
ETC.: Artistic advertisement of the Moline Wag
| on Company and decorations.
Johnston, Erwin d. Co., wholesale dry goods
ETC.: Large four-horse platform wagon, elabo
rately decorated, carrying goods in boxes and
bales taetefully arranged.
Theodore Pfaffiin, music house: very at
tra0tive display in the shape of large wagon
elegantly fitted up, with piano made in 1928
and the latest improved pattern In contrast, the
whole being covered with flags and Chinese
lanterns
Nicol the tailor: Large wagon filed with
tasteful arrays of suitings; worEmen engaged in
making clothes; the wagon tastefully illumlna.
ted
Holweg IL Reese, uueensware: Three large
wagons with displays of goods arranged in a
very snowy manner, and all their employees in
vehicles.
c. H. JENNIE, "Hereules POWDER" A wagon
with comical advertisements on banners.
E, Z. Atkins Co., saws: Three large wagons,
carrying five specimens of work, the most
prominent being circular saw about ten feet in
diameter.
schnun & Krag, wholesale grocers Large
wagon, with pyramid of goods, surmounted by
immense "Check" cigar fifteen feet long and
smoking.
Pursell e. Medsker: Two wagons, tastefully
decorated.
Fahnley & McCrea, wholesale miilners: Four
wagons, containing boxes and displays of goods
arranged In excellent taste.
Kelleher & Dalton, matters: Open carriages
with proprietors and clerks, martial band and q
number OF boys carrying comical advertising
SsS1os'-'hs whole making very excellent dis
Merrill, Meigs d Co., booksellers: Three
wagons, with goods, flags and Chinese lanterns.
Emil Wulschner, musical instruments: Two
large wagons. with tastefully-arr nged displays
any many decorations.
DOnnan & on, stoves etc.:sTwo large wagons,
with stoves already fired up, cooks at work, etc.
H1ldebrand d Fugate: A wagon, with upright
platform covered with goods. One of the best
Arthur Jordan, butter, cheese, ETC.: Two
wagons, with good displays.
H. A. Hoffman & Co.: Large wagon filed with
rich furniture.
HARRISON & Abrams, bill posters' Four
wagons
Lake and Northwestern Ice Companies: Long
lines OF delivery wagons, decorated with flags.
Hunt Soap Company: Two wagons tastefully
arranged
Tanner, Sullivan & Talbot, wholesale timers
supplies; Large wagon filled with goods.
Kingan CO., pork-packers: Large wagon full
OF preserved meats.
Schaffner & Co., tropical and canned goods:
Three wagons full of supplies.
- Robbins & Garrard, carriage manufacturers:
Two vehicles with tandem teams.
Gordon, kurtz & Co.: Six open carriages taste
fully decorated, containing employees amusing
t he crowd with Fireworks.
Chandler Taylor e. Co.: Three large pieces of
machinery mounted and decorated. A very ex-
pensive display.
sentations of large blank books, etc. -
SECOND DIVISION.
The second division formed on North Pennsyl-
vania street, and was in charge Of the following
officers. headed by the
Union Band.
A. a. Barnes, Assistant Marshal.
I. E. Chandler, Chief of staff.
Moses G. McLain, Acknowledgement.
Aides-de-camp, George F. P1ngst, H Mccoy,
II. H. Fulton, Peter Rontier, F. NJ. Ryan, r. S..
den, H. r. Brunson, Lou BOYD, ". G. Benny, d.
Despa, John A. Henry, Johr 2. Wood, j. W.
Buchanan, Phil. Reichwein George Wishard, A.
W. Hatch, Lee A. Fulmer, Joseph r. Perry,
Isaac King, John R. Pearson, George W. Seibert,
Il. ii. Garrard, Garrett ii. Shower, George ".
Lowe, 8. r. Holt, Gilbert Martin, Peter f.
Ripley, s. Fl. Shearer. 20 ..
Fireworks Wagon.
Nordyke & Marmon Company: Three large
platform wagons carrying specimens of the
machinery manufactured by the eompaDy-a
highly creditable display.
VIM. Backus & Co., hominy mills: Wagon car
rytng barrels OF hominy, stove-pipe from which
smoke was emitted, showing process of prepar-
ing hominy.
Buchanan iron road plows Exhibition of
Excelsior Boiler-works: Wagon with boiler
makers at work.
Frank NJ. Dell & Co., coal dealers: Wagon
with Illuminated transparencIes, carts, etc.
Spiegel, Thons & Co.: Handsome display of
furniture on heavy platform wagon drawn by
n. Frank & Co.: Display OF furniture and
household goods-a handsome display.
g. W. Miller q Co., wagon-makers: wagon
E. G. Atkins g. Co: Two wagons bearing very
large circular saws and workmen.
W. b. Barry d Co.: Fine display of saws.
Jefferson Caylor: Moline wagons.
g. ii. Shower; very handsome Jaeger wagon
on q moving car.
office staff IN carriages, followed by wagons
bearing transparenoies showing the shop when
first erected, in 1850, and AS they now; sew
eral wagons carrying mechanics at work on boil
ers and machinery, drum-cOrDs of the firms
employees, 200 employees on foOt-a feature of the
parade.
Fred Noelke: Agricultural Implements
W. W. Barnum, wood: Five wagons, the first
bearing wooden man. fts3 -tas
Kelley & Son: grocers.
| Udel woodenware and wooden dish factory:
Wagons with step ladders and wooden dishes,
tastefully arranged. rsr
E. G. Andrews & Co., soaps: Wagon with dis
play of soap and half dozen employees, dressed
Indianapolis ice Company: Ten .wagon-loads of
Indanap polls varnish works: Two W agons show
ing process of manufacturing varnish, and a
cans of varnish.
H. A. Hoffman & Co.: Wagon loaded with fine
furniture.
d. II. Baldwin & Co., music dealers: Covered
wagon full of musicians playing different instru-
ments.
Hildebrand & Fugate: A creditable display of
Howe Sewing Machine Company: Ten wagons
carrying transparencies, and sewing machines
HARRISON & Abrams, bill posters Wagon car
ryinG a billboard which men engaged in
covering with bills
Bronson Il Co.: Wagon load of wheelbarrows.
THIRD DIVISION.
Assistant Marshal, Justus c. Adams.
Chief of staff, John B. Elan
Adjutant-general, G. X. Root.
Peru Band.
The T1ppecanoe Club: Three carriages and two
large wagons.
Decline: Wagon surmounted by locomotive
double headlight, with ninety colored lights,
representing NIL signals in railroad service.
indianapolis Oil Tank-iine Company: Two
tanks and two wagons.
]. W. Davis, house mover: Miniature house
and wagon-load of tools
Steinhausr g. DrOtZ, coa-deaiers.
Herculanean Powder Agency.
f CrOmDtOn. stOye-worka and hard w ra.