The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-02

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Il These goods are manufactured to meet the de-
mand for complete double trees, etc, soldrealy
| for use. AS all the clips clasp aroundthec wood
and fastenlby bolts, there is, no injury to the
| wood as in the case of clevises but each chip,
| strengthens the wood. These goods are particu-
larly superior in strength, durability, and neat
ness are very simple. By removing a single
| bolt single-tree can be detached from the
| evener. Though a comparatively short timein
the market, they are known from the Atlantic to
the Pacific, and not only farmers and teamsters
are awakening to the fact that they supply a
long felt want, but a number of street-ear COM
panes are saving money by using them.
II GREAT MUSICAL HOUSE.
II The only musical house represented at the State
fair is that of Emil Wulschner, his elegant and
choice display of instruments being on the north
side of the Exposition Building, second floor
1t was, perhaps, the fact that Mr.Wulschner
makes comparison of instruments dangerous
to competitors that they refrainedifrom the con-
test this year The world renowned Chickering
pianos, and the celebrated Steck and Wheelock
pianos, though inviting competition, have
clear field, as does the equally famous Burdett-
organ. These fine instruments are constantly
surrounded by lovers of music, people who aP-
preciate fine instruments. Mr.. WulSchners
| establishment, Nos. AZ and A North Pennsyl-
Iivania street has long been noted carrying the
lllargest stock of band instruments in the State
4 THE STEEL MCCORMICK
The new Steel Mccormick harvester attracts
more attention from the farmers than any dozen
pieces of machinery on the ground, and is con-
stantly surrounded by large and admiring'
crowds. 1t certainly seems that the acme of
perfection has been reached by this latest i'm,
provement and amendment in the world famous
Mccormick. The new harvester is made of
malleable iron and steel, and is not only stronger
and more durable than the machines of '83 and
"a, but at the same time much lighter, and the
thorough trials they have been given under the
searching eyes of agricultural experts have con-
WINGED Mr.. j. B. Haywood that the steel binder,
is perfection ITSELF meeting all the demands OF
harvester A great sale of this new machine IS
predicted for the coming summer, and Mr.. hey
WOOD who is always provident and forehanded,
is already beginning to take orders for them
TILE WORKS CONTRACTS.
The Encaustic Tile Works make the hand
soonest exhibit they have ever made and no one
should fail to see it. The works are now in full
operation, and there is active demand for
their products. They are full of orders and
have many large contracts on hand as the tiles
are becoming more, popular every day. Among
these contracts, is one, for that grand new hotel
building the Kimball House, of Atlanta, Ca,
which will cost, when completed, $T50000 and
for which the Encaustc Tile Works will furnish
20, 900 feet of thing and $50 hearths The works
are also. engaged on contracts for the Chi cago
Board of Trade and the, Patent Office Building
at Washington. The tiles are daily becoming
more popular for mantel facings hearths and
wainscoting. No house is now considered fin
ished without these mantels and hearths, the
present stylesof architecture creating a, demand
for them.
TAKING THE RIBBONS
Pursell & Medsker of No. % West Washing
ton street, have a irst-class display of stoves
an article which in few weeks will probably be
in greater demand than ever. They show the
Splendid, round and square, both of which are
adorned with the red ribbon. These are for hard
coal. The new style retort soft coal-burner has
also taken first premium, They also show a full
line of open-front soft coal stoves an elegant
exhibit.
AN EXHBITER MISSING
Albert GALL who has hitherto always made the
largest and handsomest display of carpets, lace
curtains and house furnishings and decorations
generally was unable to make his usual exhibit
this year in consequence of having tarried in the
East to make large purchases at low prices
Visitors therefore invited to call and see the
elegant goods at his store-rooms, Nos. II and 10
West Washington street.
A BUGGY EVERY EIGHT MINUTES.
The Cleveland Buggy Company, the largest
establishment of the kind in the world, makes a
handsome display in the Exposition Building
under the direction of F. w. Winter, manager
of the indianapolis branch, No. 68 West Wash
ington street This immense establishment
turns out one buggy every eight minutes an
average for every working day of ten hours. 1t
| is now conceded that the Columbus Buggy Com
pany makes the best buggy for The money on
the continent Each year, profting by expe-
rience the company improves its product, its
desire being to always keep far in the lead of all
competition. None but tho best and choicest
, material is used in these vehicles. A fair show
ing of the immense business of this company is
in the fact that it takes over SIS, 900 every two
weeks to pay off its workmen.
PUTS OUT FIRE INSTANTLY.
Yesterday afternoon in the race track incos-
ure, Dr. A. NJ Alexander, State agent for the
Harden Hand Grenade Fire Extinguisher, gave
practical and convincing test of the wonderful
extinguishing power of the grenade. A bon fire
had been prepared of light combustible material,
and was ignited and blazing high when the
Doctor, with two, of the Harden Hand Grenades
extinguished it instantaneously. The race-t track
was lined with people, and as they looked they
, could hardly believe their eyes as the roaring
flames went out almost in the twinkling of an
eye. These grenades are made of glass, contain
ing a fluid which, upon being broken over or
thrown into a fire. generates gas that eztn-
cuisines the flames instantly as if by magic
Fire cannot exist in contact with it a moment
These grenades can be placed in every room OF
your home, Office store, manufactory or place of
business at convenient points, and in case of fire
are always ready for immediate use
Il 'FAIRYLAND."
One display at the State fair has attracted
great attention and much approving comment
1t is the display of cut flowers by Berterman
Bros, the well-known florists, whose large con-
servatories are at Nos. 81, 80, Al and 43 Massa
chuse.ts avenue and at the corner of New York
and Liberty streets The display which is in
the Exposition building shows what beautiful
things may be done in floral decoration One
design, which all who it are enthusiast
tic, is floral design called ''Fairylandn An
other is a column, with and dove
THE ACME CREAMERY AND BUTTER COOLER