St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-21
ton of the manner in which beeves are
prepared for the market. ~.

ZION OF the manner III which DeeVeS are
prepared for the market.
FOR THE graf PARADE.
letter has been prepared by the
committee addressed to the business
men of st. Paul, calling attention to
the Importance OF this feature of the
carnival as it Is desired to show the
great increase of all industries in this
city, and urging hearty cooperation of
those whose interests are most in
vOlved. The chairmen of the commit
tees in charge of the parade were an
nOunced as follows: Is ~
Observation-Disclosures, d. II. Moon; Ydry
goods, George X. Finch: shoe manufacturers
and dealers, S. b. Foot; clothing, ii. c. Bur
bank; hardware, Theo. G. WaIther; Hats,
caps and furs, r. Gordon; aggriculturatiim.s
plementS John X. Warner; carriages and
sleighss, George W. Hallowell; drugs and
feed nad Grain C. e SSyss f0ms sss
musical instruments, II. K. Fox; fruits. II, c.,
Hemenway; books and stationery, d., ID.
Merrill DR.; engines and heavy machinery,
Robert B. Whitaker; scales, pumps and
lures and plumbing, p. V. Dwyer; leather
and findings, r. Rossum; rubber goods,
James Suydam; newspapers. George Thomp,'
son; lumber, sash and blinds j. P: Gribben;
John Jaggar; barrels, Il. Vanish; iusur.
ance, George II. Brown; merchant
tailoring, George Palmes; fuel, Edward
Corning; = stoves, Adam Decker; stone.
vinegar, Charles TeiIei; logging, samuel
Judd; fish, A. Booth; terra Gotta. c. 4.
Corning; trunks II. S. Crippen m illnery,
A. Oppenheimer; mantels and CRATES,
W William Y t.; Horne; foundry, Henry
bakery and confectionery Berrisford Bros. !;
paper boxes, c.. Weinhagen; lime and ce-
ment, W.,M. Young; sugar and syrups, Q. S.
cornice, LIE Febre Il Des Lauriers paint
works, r. l.. Blood wire goods, NJ a. De Cou;
pork packers, 7. &. Mcmillan; monuments,
George Griggs.
Retail-Jewelry and diamonds, F. NJ.
Finch; clothing. Charles d. Mickey; hats,
caps and furs, John ii. Schulze; furniture,
William Ruff; dry goods, Manufacturer Bros. !;
groceries, A; p. Moss; cigars, Adam Fetsch; ;
painters, E. S. Beck; hardware, Adam
blacksmith and forging. Duncan Council;
harness. Charles Friend: drugs and medi-
cInes, L: Mussetter; carpets and wall paper:
FINCH, Van Slyck 4 Co.; guns and sporting
gust Dahms; wagons, carriages and
sleighs. Thomas Scott; stoves, Paul
Quehl; sewing machines W. H.. Mer
rick; restaurants, George w. Magee:
BARRIERS and baths, II. and P. Deeboch; pho
tographs, F. H. Whitstruck: fruits. L. B.
smith; artificial stone dealers, W. P. Cockey;
florists, Yenzke Bros: stamp works, d. P.
Roussopoulos; safes, Miles Hale; laundry,
A. l.. Adams.
Special-Judiciary, w. H. Sanborn, chair
man, Judge c. E. Flandrau; West st. Paul,
Paul Martin; banks and bankers, E. II.
Bailey: real estate. A. r. Bushnell; old
settlers, hon. William P. Murray {;
railroads., F. W. Davis; South st.
Paul union stock yards, II. NJ. Littell !;
Union and Merriam Parks, John G. Hinkel;
militia, Capt E. S. Bean; livery K. P. Cni-
len; North st. Paul. A. n. Johnson; arch
fleets, c. Wallingford; doctors, Geo. Z. Routh.
M. D.: st. Paul Park district, F. S. Bryant :.
printing, H. L. Collins; emigration agency,
A. E. Johnson; undertakers William
Dampier; st. Anthony Park, j. r. McMurran;
contractors and builders, j. II. Hanson !:
brush manufacturers. Mendler Brothers;
opticians, Boeringer & Son. =.