St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-11
doubts this. let him or her visit the
main hall of the state fair. A tour
round the building disclnses.

| Mannheimer Brothers display of dry
| goods is credit to that popular firm. and is
demands of st. Paul citizens for fine goods
The arrangement of the display is artistic
Schllek q Co. have an attractive dis
| play or boots and shoes. Every one is in
stopped and carefully examined the display
seemed satisfied that more elaborate char
acter of exhibit could not be displayed.
Robert Baty has display of artificial
IlmDs that look so attractive that many a
person would have been almost willing to ex-
change pair of real ones for the artificial,
thinking it would at least be g gain in artistic
effect.
Finch. Van Slyck & Co. have beautiful
display of carpets, rugs and artistic floor COW
erlngs that set the imaginative to thinking of
the saloons and drawing rooms of the wealth
lest OF earth's money barons.
k1ngsland Smith Il Co. are exhibiting
number of brands of St. Paul flour in man
ner that pleases the eye and sets the phil
osopher to revising the parable Of loaves
and fishes or the .proverb ''cast your bread
upon the waters etc.
The Ware Tobacco works has an exhibit
that looks tempting to lovers of the weed,
and brings dreamy look to the eye of him
who meditates when he smokes his evening
pipe or cigar.
Nathan Ford has fine display of musica
goods. Thousands of admirers looked upon
and longed to supply their desires from just
such collection.
has q complimentary display. Many were
the favorable comments made by those inter
ested in school work and by interested par
ents after inspecting the exhibit
Nine. Cough, the Third street modiste, has
an exhibit that is attractive and which was
the cause Of frequent remark and envious
and longing looks.
j. L.. Hudson makes an exhibit of clothing
and furnishing goods that could not be sur
passed in attractiveness or class of selec-
tions.
George H. Nuttlng displays a full line of
toothsome confectionery 1t is just such
collection as children and young ladies ac-
companied by their best beaux delight to
find.
The ST. Paul Manual Training school has
an exhibit that inspires feeling of pride in
the citizens to know that we have such an
institution.
r. C. Munger's display Of musical instru-
ments is creditable to that gentleman and
the state.
The st. Paul Furniture company exhibits a
line of goods that embraces artistic design
aud superb finish.
The ST. Paul Stained Glass company has
an exhibit that shows what may be done in
beautifying buildings
P. G, Justus exhibits a line of hardware
that is attractive in arrangement and calls
attention to novelties and improvements.
George Griggs has an exhibit of monu-
ments that makes good showing.
Lindekes, Warner & Schurmeier have an
exhibit in clothing that is creditable.
w. j. Dyer d Bro. have an exhibit of mu-
sical goods that indicates the ability of that
firm to meet any requirement of firstclass
dealer
The Oppenheimer Millinery company has
display that attracted much notice. The
collection is fine and the arrangement i'll the
highest style of decorative art.
Creelman, Mccormick d Co. have q large
exhibit of teas, coffees and spices.
Mast, Buford & Burwell are exhibiting a
full line of harness.
The Anheuser-Busch Brewing company
has aneXhibit that shows fully the interests
of that concern. The great amber pyramid
of bottled beer is feature of the hall
John Matheis exhibits on attractive line of
carpets and oraperies. including fabrics from
every loom of Europe.
The Horne and DanZ company have line
of tinware from their shop on exhibition.
Dr. Hurd. the dentist, has an office in the
main hall where he may be consulted as to
the best practice in his profession.
Smith & Farwell have most attractive ex-
hjbit of furniture.
lection of their work on exhibition.
The Goodyear Rubber company display a
large line of goods.
The Minnesota Phonograph company. Of
Minneapolis, is on hand with machine that
will reproduce words more faithfully than
memory can recall
The Field Manufacturing company, Of
Minneapolis displaysa collection of jewelry.
George r. Benz & Sons call attention to
their stock of bottled liquors.
The Plymouth clothing house has display
of clothing and furnishing goods that will do
credit TO the Northwest.
The Nelson Supply company has fine
collection of wire and other goods in its
line.