The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-29

at No. ID East Ohio street, and the business is
under the efficient management Of Mr.. F. E.
Fuller, who is evidently the right man in tn Q
right place.
A FINE STOVE DISPLAY
Brief mention was made yesterday of the dis
play made by Phil J. Frck & Co., of las and
157 West Washington street. this city, but op-
portunity was not given to present anything like
an adequate idea Of what they exhibit in detail.
Within their railing they display full array of
the celebrated "Red Cross" base-burner, and
wood and soft-coal heaters and ranges. Over
the center of their display, suspended from the
ceiling, is large globe, representing the earth;
across IL are the words. Red Cross Base Burn
err" intending doubtless to convey the impress
sion that the Red Cross takes the earth Messrs
Frick d Go. are wide awake, and display the
right kind of enterprise in their attempts to add
interest to the State fair If there pre-
miums offered, the Red Cross would no doubt
carry off high award.
NONE BETTER.
Among the various exhibits in Exposition Hall
none more worthy of mention than the Con-
nersville Buggy Company. This firm shows
nine styles of speeding wagons, business wagons
and light top buggies. and their goods are first
class IN every particular. The demand for their
vehicles was shown in the fact that, last year.
every lOD on display was 6OIQ at the Idlr. MT
LaDuqUe, under whose efficient management
the exhibit is made, stated that there every
indication that he would sell all his vehicles this
year. This certainly speaks for itself. Quite
number of their wagons are in use in Indianhpo-
lis.
wEDDING-CAKE ORNAMENTS.
AS was mentioned yesterday, the handsomest
exhibit of wedding-cake ornaments ever seen in
the State is made by Nickum. No. 142 Broad
way 80 how lovely!" "They are just too sweet
for anything" and other like expressions, fall
from the lips of the ladies who gather around
the case of elegant ornaments. There is scarce
ly a design, from the conventional "good-luck
slipper" to the wedding ceremony under the
palmetto tree" which is not desirable and at
tractive Mr. Nickum has certainly done his
share towards contributing to the interest of the
State fair.
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR VISITORS.
AS was announced in yesterdays Journal, it is
a source of regret that the great South Meridian
clearinghouse of Lewis Dessar was unable to
make an exhibit, but the fact that special
rangements were made to entertain State fair
visitors at the store down town will, in a meas
ure, compensate for this disappointment; par
ticularly when it is known that there has been
big cut III prices for the special accommodation
of visitors to the city during the week.
FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER.
The fancy creamer, butter sold by J. T.
Power. IS and so North Pennsylvania street. is
the product of the Holstein herd of cows exhib-
tied in stalls II to 95.
FINE COFFEE DISPLAY.
The handsome display made by J. T. Power,
exclusively of the celebrated Chase & Sanborn
Coffee. is attracting much attention on the south
upper floor of Exposition Hall. "ot
~ Sra.
Charles E. Kregelo has on exhibition two
funeral cars, one pure white, the only one of
the kind in the city, tie other black of the
most elegant style and finish. They are GER
tainly the finest of the kind in Indiana. He is
the leading undertaken in the city.
Knowles's Combined FIour-chest, Kneadings
table and Kitchen Safe is one of the very attract
i've articles at the State fair See it on "a floor
of main building, opposite Encaustic Tile Works