Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-06
PINE ARTs.


l5ine Arts Hall had received some noticeable ad'
dlti ons since Tuesday. N. L. Warner, the uphOl-
stsrcr at wason's Car Shop, exhibited Dentists
Chair, which was perfect in mechanism and finish,
Of paintings and drawings, Miss Alice Hart
had two landscapes in oil, Miss Mary G. Stanley
four, and Mrs. Mary G. French two, all Cue tpeci-
mems, which added much to the attracuveness Of
the hall Mrs. Poternell entered two pieces Of
worsted ottoman work. Mrs Irving hair wreath.
Lucy A. Gallup some exquisite specimens Of sea
moss work, and Mrs. F. J, Wallace two beautiful!
oItomsns.
Joseph Weis exhibited a musical instrument of
bis own invention and manufacture, the "molO"
Piano, the tone Of which was soft and pleasant
DoMEsTIcs.
In this Hall the Shakers entered some fine
samples Of toWsling, for which they justly eel,
| ebrated. Mrs. Irvine had a silk patch work quilt
which would have moved With envy the hearts Of
"ye ancient heroines" Of puritanic times, and
Mrs. L. +. Harris ,nstefully embroidered ehild's
dress.
(. Iu the Sewing Machine line, KOnigslOW North
exhibited the Forest City double thread machine,
manufactured In this city, and therefore especial
\ ly noticeable at our home Fairs. Among the otheI
exhibitors were Powelson, (Grovsr 4 Boxer,
\ Strong, (Whoeler a Wilson, Isaaes, (singer's,
and Rogers.
Z In this Hall we noticed two beautiful aud tasty
/ "couds" or opera hoods, by Mrs. N. A.Gray,w which
4 with the chenille slippers by Miss Josie Gray, (iI
years old) were beautiful specimens OF that kin'
\ Of work, and attracted much attention.
POULTRY.
In the eoOPs arranged along tho north side
the grOunds, two Hong Kong geese, catered by c
s. Gates, and big eagle, bsak, claws, and all "a
large as lils," were noticeable features,
FARM PRODUCTS.
In this department the Fair far sxesls The lat
State Fair at GAINESVILLE. Mammoth specimens 0
all kinds of vegetables, CO vsrsd ths tables Wi,i
rich profusiOn. All parts OF the county are vel
represented and the farmers and saIdnsTs hav
contributed with liberal hand to the success Q
the Fair.
ERJITs AND FLOWERS.
The di'PlS.y in this Hall was excel emit and an
other .Ong table had to bs added " stsrday
".Oss already provided, to give room for them.-
The exhibitors are many aud their assOr 'msn
good,
STOCK.
OF Cattle there are large numbers, and nearly al
the entries are superior animals. OF the Short
Horn variety, Chester Palmer entered his splendid
ball "Crusader," and fat COW aud heller Henry
Richards had q ine three year old bull
John Porter, Of Dover exhibited fine FIVE
year old Hereford bull defiance which was A
No. 1.
In DevOns, 8, L. Beebe, Of Dover, entered .
Devon Bull e Dandy" years old. z. NJ. Dnley
Of Euclid, had on exhibition three bulls, four cows
aud several calves, which were very aBe. Thomas
Smith, Of olmstsd Falls, entered thorouehbred
Devon bull "Rhoderick Dhu," which he consider
ihe only thoroughbred in this region.
There were many other fine aamplea OF different
varieties Of cattle.
OF horses there was a gOodly number Of lauoy
stock and common.
The old TcOI. GraysOn." entered BY Cen. J. W.
Pitch, was visited q bis stall by large numbss q
admirers, and be, with year old any GU. OF i'm
ported Monarch" same owner, we're the only
thOrOughbrsds on the ground. Among the other