The Portland daily press., 1886-07-06

frame covered with bags Of Eureka salt
one enormous bag, seven feet high, with
firm name and goods dealt in on sides of this
bag.
All. Sawyer had team to advertise their
specialty-the starchine and starch OF the
George Fox Starch Company OF Cincinnati,
draped with pyramid surmounted by fox.
| the occupants with fox masques.
1. S. Bean had two single teams loaded
with tempting fruit, one Of them surmOunted
| by hammock swinging with a most con-
| tented occupant.
A. T. Hall sent single team with ad-
vertisements of business, large banner ad-
yertising Swedish Stove Polish.
Twitchell, Champlin & Co. had four horse
team carrying platform on which the whole
process of broom-making is shown-a steam
engine runDing-the workmen going through
each step of the work, this being ons OF
the specialties of this firm; also single team
loaded with cigars.
II. Ellis & Co., of Baltimore, in connec-
ton with the display of Twitchell, Champ
lin & Co., had handsome two-horse ba-
rouche advertising Bengal Cheroots.
The Globe Tobacco Works Of Louisville,
Kentucky, had an agent in two-horse bug
gy distributing a thousand specimens Of the
manufactured article.
The Winslow Packing Company sent
load of boxes of canned goods on fine four
horse team belonging to w. G. Chase.
S. A. & ]. II. True had double team,
with bunting and flags, loaded with samples
of goods sold by the firm, grain, flour, etc.
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with salt, and trimmed with bunting and
flags.
NJ. A. Dillingham; had two teams, deliy-
cry wagon and team with signs and deeora-
tions
]. P. Hall had nice milk wagon, doing
credit to old Falmouth.
John l.. Best, wholesale dealer Of meats,
had five of their own teams, followed by six
retail teams doing business with this estab-
lishment.
The Portland Beef Company had two sin
with flags and bunting
A. E. Stevens & Co., had double team.
ornamented with flags and bunting, with
carriage wood, top and trimmings, drill
press, blacksmith's culling vice, Buffalo
forge bellows, ETC., every variety of iron and
wood work pertaining to carriage, and
buggy set up complete from their own goods.
A great novelty in this line.
Cook, Everett & Pennell had three teams
in line, all gaily decorated with bunting and
flags. The first team was ornamented with
red, white and blue bunting, and contained
boxes of drugs consigned to various parties,
cans and demijohns. The second team was
devoted to paints, and contained scores of
samples of every shade. The third team
was devoted to patent medicines, and held
pyramid made of boxes bearing on them the
sign, "Old Doctor Cummings Sarsaparilla
and Dock"
H.H. Hay & Son sent two teams. The
first contained drugs and represented the re-
tail department The second representing
the wholesale department was loaded with
paints, etc.
A. S. Kinds, druggist, had a single team
loaded with boxes of medicine to be sent in
all directions.
-Jno. Conley & Son had a double team
loaded with various kinds of oil dealt in the
team was adorned with flags and bunting.
w. L. Blake & Co., oils, had single new
team with a regular locomotive headlight
draped with flags and banners, lanterns,
brass fittings, steam whistles, lighted switch
lanterns.
A. A. Mitchell sent one six horse team
with Bay State fertilizers, plaBet junior
goods, ornamented with bunting and flags.
One three horse team with fertilizers orna-
mented on the sides with harvest scenes All
gray horses and fine harnesses.
The Cumberland Bone Company had one
four horse jigger with attractive signs Of
firm goods A four OK team, each OK of sew
en- feet girth drawing hay cart loaded high
with bags and barrels of Cumberland SUPER
phosphate, covered with posters printed in
cOlors.
Daniel 7. Kelley-This concern had four
teams in line The first was trimmed with
bunting and was filed with plows made at
the foundry. Following this were three
moving machines built by Mr. Kelley, each
drawn by two horses. The first machine
was an odd size, the first of the size sver
built in this city, having a scythe which
would cut six feet. An improved champion
| horse rake was the last team in this display.
f. o. Bodge sat in a nice carriage drawn
| by pair of handsome horses On one side
| of this carriage was painted sold Kentucky"
| on the other "Hoidfast," on the back
Weisinger & Bate, Louisville, KY" From
the carriage he distributed over 10000 pieces
| of Prune Nugget Tobacco.
\ Berlin Mills company sent one four horse
| team drawing model Of sawmill, pond and
| platform, sides, gang and circular saws
| drawing the logs from the water.
w. H. Simonton & Son-ship timber, slate,
| &c.-sent one team with miniature house
covered with the roofing slate sold by the
| firm, with flag and signs giving frW name.
| Legrow Brothers are to be Congratulated
on a very handsom exhibit. They showed
the difference in building during the past 10'
years. Their first wagon drew log-cabir
and the logs forming it, were freshly cut t.
give it realistic appearance. This wagor
was drawn by two horses, and was followed
by large platform carriage on which was
Queen Anne cottage surrounded by an ele
CANT lawn, with stone vases filed with flow
ers at each corner, the whole surrounded by
pretty fence. The log cabin bore the ole
flag of thirteen stars.
S. Rounds had three single team, red, white
and blue, loaded with children, draped with
bunting, flags, etc.
| S. NJ. Smart, lumber, sept single team
loaded with clapboards piled in eobs.
Randall & McAllister sent one four-horse
team, and one single team adorned with
flags, etc., with firms sign and acarying
children.
Gilbert NJ. Soule had double team draw
ing a lumber shed filed with specimens Of
all kinds of lumber sold by him. The shet
was covered with the names of the kinds o.
lumber dealt in
]. Laroehelle, coal and wood, had thre'
teams, one with children, two with Goa
and wood.
Geo. H. Rounds, coal, had two teams
draped with bunting and flags, with sign'
appropriate to the trade, the teams carrying
children.
Randall & johnson, hay, straw, ETC., had
single team with specimens of merchandise
sold.
C. II. Pike, coal and wood, had a singh
team with children.
McOue & Walsh, coal, had two teams will
coal and wood.
l. Littlejohn, coal and wood, had singh
term wi tn children in the wood
c. w. York, wood and coal, had on
double and four single teams loaded with a
kinds of wood and coal sold at his yard. IN