Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-11-26

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and if this is fair specimen of their stock
we can safely predict for them most flat
tering success in their line-being a new
institution In this section we hope that
they will meet with every encouragement
that is in the power of our people to give
them.
" MANUFACTURES.
One of the most useful as we'll as
beautiful articles exhibited was the buggies
made at the factory of Messrs Baker &
Jones, Goldsboro', N. c. They are the finest
specimen presented. We recommend them
to the people of the State, and feel conf
dent in saying that they are capable of
constructing as neat and durable buggy
as any Northern factory. Patronize home
manufactures.
The following additional entries of arti-
cles were made at the grounds yesterday ::
" 81 Beatty, brood mare. years !; Loe,
geldlng,. years; Ferris, durham bull, q
q years. 8 heifers, % years; 7 Faison, 3
heifers; Boykin, bull, years !; nj Cronly,
mich cow and calf !; Northrop 4 Cumming, yoke
OF WoThins - oxen, x years ) Cronly, 2 pair
bantams w Z Hand, corn fodder D Mcmillan,
honey; VIM Woodward, barrel Of flour Miss
Jane Fryar, citron DR. W Potter strswber-
ries ); Alex Oldham, pearl hominy; a r Black,
cotton stalks, Jersey sweet potatoes, ramie, ia
pan clover; Satchwell. plants and navy
beans DR. Geo Emmett, Swan Point garden oys-
tere; y q Powell, seed corn; Jno H Murphy,
seed and ear corn D Mcmillan, potatoes, tur-
nps and peanuts Dortch. bale cotton E
Borden, bale cotton a Day. bale cotton ; Will
Eams q Murchison, tobacco; Jno 81 Murphy,
wine; Birdsey. & Robinson, dress goods and
silks; David & We'll, cashmere cloths; Jpo
Mayher, Y, railroad truck, store truck, single
and double whipple-tree, wheel barrow, horse
hay rick. 2 bows, do bows, curve rick, % tee b,
scythe and snathe, assortment of II plows, side
hill pIows. sub-soil plows, double mould bound
plows, cultvator, 3 shares, cultivator, s shares,
shelIer, straw cutter, DS corn mill, ill., churn, m
5os stss a garden b.e 51k sb5Te s5se shogs SRad
William Woodward. farm gate, single whipple-
tree; G r Harding, fire and thief detective: Mrs,
Joel Hines, willow baskets; G Boney, grant
fancy baskets; E A Dayton, Richmond, circular
saws, saw gummers, files. twist drills, drill
chucks. Teamer carding cloth medal turbine
gauges, saw arbors; 81 Short, hand made shin
giles; H III Smith & co., patent we'll fixtures; Mrs
III Ryberg, Lambs knitting machine; Tremaine
Bros, square piano. and organ; Williams Muir
Gibson. leather; Sol Bear g. Bro, boots and shoes;
A Dayton, leather be lting, lace leather; Swan
Scott Machine co, New Hampshire, 8 l. Fremont,
agent IL horse power steam engine; e 81 Rob
inson, press brick, hand made shutters; Peter
Jerjuson, cotton scraper, peanut digger.
pea sweep Mitchell, Allen & CO., reaper.
mower, cotton gin and assortment OF
Smith l. CO.. straw cutter and corn shelter;
4 P Routt Il Co, corn planter. double shovel
plow, single shovel plow, garden plow; David u
Mail 0rfvo ony,&0 RcIn k,S nlyos
James & Brown, map; Sol Bear & Bro, hats,
clothing, gents furnishing goods: Mrs P Muir
ply, sweet tomato pickles; Mrs w A Cumming,
dried fruit; Mrs II Flack, corn and wheat bread;
sauce; Mrs Alex Oldham, bread, cakes, jams,
preserves and canned fruits. dried apples. dam
Misses r 4 NJ, preserves; Mrs J Fl Anderson,
sau ss, pickles, jelly snd cordial; Col W Atkin
sou, preserves; Mis- Fannie Ransom, bread and
rolls; Miss Hattie Mcmillan, fruit and other
dies hoes; Mrs Nixon, quilt; Miss Mary
Smith, quilt; Miss Eallie Ellis, embroidery; Mrs
Joel Hines, quilt; Mrs II Powell, quilts; Mrs
flowers; Mrs s N Flack, dried specimens seed
weed; Miss A Hamilton, flowers; Mrs o H
Powell, automons, pea feather brush: Mrs II
shade; Mira West, wax work; Mrs Col Atkinson,
Flack, crochet work; Mrs s sstchwell, piano
stool cover J: A: Engelhssrd, tidy;
mrs. H.. g. Nixon, enDroldery' Nrs. Strong, neg-
die work Miss Kate Cameron, needle work j.
A. Engelhard, table cover and knitted caps; Mrs.
L. Flanagan, millinery and fancy notions Miss
Mag. Rankin, oil painting; J. O. Mann, oil paint
ing Willie Cumming (8 years old), picture
frame Mrs. W. a. Cumming, ehell work Miss
J. Cronly, crayon drawings Miss Maggie Bald
win, oil painting Mrs. e. A. Nixon, oil painting;
Mrs. Gen. Ransom, pictures DeRosset & Co.,
guano Buie & Co., phosphates Cronly & Nor
ris, mari D. MacRae, mari; Navassa Guano
Company, guano G. r. Harding, suction ear
ings glass cutter Mrs L. Flanagan, toys and
doll.