Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-10-12

Of elegant design and artistic execu-
ton.
l.. A. Treen senta collection of boots
and shoes, finished in his well known
style of excellence.
Washington Water Company two
sections of their justly calebrnted pipes.
Harry Griffin sent soap--one bar
weighing 800 pounds. A new enter
prise worthy of encouragement.
Sam1 Williams deserves all praise
for cooking rahge, of the best work.
manship. It commended itself to eve.
ty cook at first glance.
Poultry.
G. H. Sylvester 4 Co. exhibit fine
specimens of Light Drama, Golden Po-
land, Houdan, Silver-spangled Ham,
burg, Buff Cochin, Whitehead Black
Spanish, Japanese (Silkies) and HALF
blood Black Spanish, all of which
appeared well.
Messrs. Green & Horr some Light
Dramas Imported.)
Mr.. Manning, Whitehead Black
Spanish (Imported), Japanese, (Silkies),
and Bantams--very fine.
Walter Moore, Bantams.
The display of poultry was much bet
ter than that of last year, and very
creditable.
Messrs. Murphy and O'Neal exhibit
ed fine lot of White Chester hogs.
Allie Coulter, white and grey rabbits.
Miscellaneous Fancy Articles.
Among the many articles of merit, it
seems almost unjust to particularize,
but time will not permit us to make
worthy mention of all.
Mrs. E. L. Hewitt exhibits some fine
specimens of silk embroidery that will
bear inspection; Mrs. A. f. Mann, of
Seattle, a splendid piece of rag carpet.
Five specimens of bead work by Mrs.
McElroy, very snowy and pretty; an
"Air Castle" by Miss Clara Whitworth,
rightly named and greatly admired; q
log cabin bedquilt by Mrs. Hines; also
an elegant silk and velvet patch-quilt,
by Mrs. Mcknight, OF Seattle; beau
tifully embroidered afghan, by Mrs.
McElrov; linen sheet, woven fifty years
ago by the mother of Mr.. r. Hewitt,
was examined and appreciated by the
elderly inspectors; two rugs, useful and
ingenious, by Miss Annie Owens, also
Il work basket n fancy stool and rope
mat of pretty design and very service
able, by Mr.. VIM. Johnson; embroi-
lcrcd chair seats and fire screen, by
Mrs. Lawson, well executed and very
pretty; six pieces Of ladies' underwear,
machine sewing, by Mrs. Thorndyke;
among the tides worthy of especial
mention were some executed by Misses
O'Ncil, Edwards, Clara White, Amelia
Abbott, Mary and Lizzie Chambers; two
piece of raised worated embroidery, by
Mrs. Buchanan, of Skookum Chuck.
very neatly finished; four pieces worsted
wors:ed work. flowers, birds and ami
mails, by Mrs. Littlejohn; one landscape
in worsted, also an ottoman wrought in
wor,te;l and beads, by the Same lady.
elected much praise; tatting collar, by
Mrs. &. H. Foster, is exceedingly pretty
aal admired bygood juices; four pieces
straw frames by Mrs. G. II. Hale; Mo-
sale patchwork by Mrs. DR.. Steele;
cotton hose by Mundane Bush, excel
lent; handkerchief case, very pretty,
by Miss j.. L. Patterson; bedquilts by
Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Hamlin, G. II. Bur
mis.agcr and Miss Ostrandcr; fancy
toilet mats and baskets by Miss Clara
Whitworth; crochet cdginS and inser-
ton by Eta Whitworth, also by Mrs.
Spinning; specimen of cotton and linen
embroidery, by Mrs. N. Mossman; tat
ting, cdging and tidy, very pretty. by
Mrs. N. s. Porter; waste basket by Mrs.
Hines; a lovely case of wax flowers by
Mrs. Mcconnell.