The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-02
Notes of DISPLAYS.
AN INNOVATION BY THE DAVID BRADLEY MANU-
FEATURING. COMPANY.

AN INNOVATION BY THE DAVID BRADLEY MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY.
One thing at the fair grounds meets the ap-
proval of all the farmers in attendance-a piece
of private enterprise by the widely known Da-
vid Bradley Manufacturing Company, through
their agent Mr. William B. HoIton. Realizing
that there is not the wholesome satisfaction in
looking at pillow and imagining its work that
there would be in practical demonstration of
its merits, the David Bradley Manufacturing
Company successors to Furst & Bradley rented
the forty aere field Immediately north of the
fair ground, and yesterday began working their
several makes of plows. They opened a gate
leading from the fair grounds to the
place of trial. and furnished free
tickets to all who wished to see
the work. At least 5000 farmers availed them
selves of the opportunity yesterday and the
number will undoubtedly be greatly augmented
to-day. The pows shown are general purpose
walking pillow, one team; swing beam sulky
plow with three horses; u western gang -plow
with four horseS-oue following the other-show-
ing the capabilities of the different plows in
practical work, with light draft and easy on man
and team It is the intention to day to exhibit
corn and cotton cultivators, and be prepared to
exhibit anything the company makes or
handles, to prove to any who are skepti-
cal the faith the company and Mr. Holton
hold in the implements Farmers appear to ap-
prove of this method of doing business They
looked on yesterday delighted with the display,
the plows not only doing all that is claimed for
them, butmore The David Bradley Company will
not only go into 1885 with class of goodsthey say
are the best IN the market, but that every OBJ
serving farmer will know is the best made in
this or any other country. Mr.. Holton's way
proves the pudding. and proves it thoroughly
To day is expected to be the big day of the
fair, and that many thousands of farmers will be
present To all of these cordial invitation is
extended to witness the plows and cultvators in
operation, to call at the pavilion on the grounds,
where the company have their exhibit, and to
visit their salesrooms, Nos. lit to 1888 East
Washington street.
"a CUP OF TEA
The most popular man on the State Fair
grounds, yesterday, was Mr. David Pepper,
manager of the stores of the Great. Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company at this point. He did not
stop at making a handsome exhibit of the great
staples, teas eoffees and sugars, he deals in
nor the other elegant things of his trade, but he
served great number of cups of delicious tea
gratuitously to his visitors. Everybody, dur
ing Mr.. Peppers popular management has come
to know the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
and to appreciate the fact that there can be
bought the best goods at prices competition
can afford These two popular stores are located
at No. Bates House and No 164 East Washing
ton street. Mr. Pepper will continue to minister
to the thirsty at the Exposition to-day.
PERFECTION"
The Mccoy Manufacturing Company of this
city exhibit their perfection single, double and
triple trees and neck-yokes, which get the un-
qualified approval of every farmer and black
smith, as well as any other man who works |