Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-15
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siderine that they have had q very short
time to prepare in. Their iron bedsteads,
washstand and fencing were highly COM
mented Inv those who examined them.
AIR q 'Bovd made beautiful display
of carpets and rugs, as well ms Mr.. Alvir
Barton. Messrs. n. =. Jourdon & Co of
Hawkins County, manufacturers
! of wooden goods, made good
show of blankets, jeans, hannels and
fancy yarns. In this connection we would
mention that Mr.. Jourdon here spoken OF
| is the efficient Superintendent of the
1 Ladies' Department, but by an oversight
his name as well as his department was
overlooked in the advertisement.
Messrs. Sanford, Chamberlain & Albers
make fine display of extracts, patent
| medicines and perfumes, made at their la
boratory in this city, which speak upmis-
takably of the capacity of this well known
house. ... ..... ...,-..,.... ...I o..
.. FINE ART DEPARTMENT. . -
This department was largely increased
during yesterday. Mr., Il. NJ Schiller, by
| request, Drought out hulnper OF me
chromoS, among tnen lne Nlodocs on the
war pain also an OIL painting OF q fruit
piece. MAJOR t5ratZ ehleTeu l1ree me OIL
paintings OF last tennessee lah9scapes,
they being painted by nm IN Morgan
county. MI Inarles houtcl eAhlpteu
number oil peautIul Photographs, when
We're very hlghIy spoken Oh by an VINO
saw them. a crayon, py a daughter OF
Or. James RodSeTs, was very hIgn-
~ commented MI hefoerG hodSson
eAnlolLeu Two peautiIui ,r plct,uIes' "A
large, hne picture OF tne Reath OIL Luz
Their. displayed by Col. huttrell, was
highly spoken OF also DOCK OF Tree
hand copies OF drawings uy the daughter
OF COl. IL. n. armstrong was laNoIaplS
spoken Of Mt: H. Coohili dlspiayed
Two specimens OF pen nesnshlP D, anu an r one
sketch, an advertisement ioF the FAST en-
nessee Land Register, Whlch surpassed
anythlhS we nave ever seen vi 1ne h!li ~.
we heard gentleman remark thae ne
had taught rltlng schooI 1or some Tune
and mad once thought that he coulu any
thing that any other man could DO with a
pen, but after looking at PROF CookllPs
specimens, he felt doubtful whether he
could write his own name. these specl-
mems excited considerable comment, and
creasing the Professors class IN his night
writing school.
THE LADIES DEPARTMENT .
Yesterday. as on the day previous. was bet
terrepresented than any other department,
and a large number Of new entries were
made during the day, and the display was
simply excellent In addition to those yes
terduy mentioned, we noticed a neat dis
play of ladies' hats by r. S. Payne & Co.
A shirt with a beautiful tuck bosom, made
by Mrs. Jno NJ, Wood, for Gen J. A.
Nfabry. an apron by a child under 10
wears of age, also some crochet work by
a girl of the same age We're worthy of
comment. There were quite number of
Tides exhibited, among which were two
beautiful ones, executed by q daughter of
Mr.. Daniel Lee, and one by q little girl II
years old. A wax work cross was highly
commended. A beautiful wreath of flow
ers, made with the needle, by
Miss NJ. r. Tindell was admired
an abundaure of CROCHET work was ex-
hibited, as we'll as a number of toilet mats,
by different parties. Mr.. Rudolph
Schmidt displayed specimens of ladies'
hair dressing. Miss LINE Eppesl OF IaIe-
well, tennessee, had on exhlDitloh pm
CUSHION ana toilet mat, ~ NUMBER oL pm
CUSHIONS were entered among whlcn we
notlced pm CUSHION ana Watch supper,
made OF BEADS. Two sinau paintings OF
dogs, one by a glrl OF - years olu, anu
Inc other Dy Rlrl OF b years anu ~ months,
Delhg SHOWN III connection WIN some otn-
er articles, attracted much altehtioh'
lheIe was no emu 10 the WOODEN empfolue-
ry on eXhlpltlol, ana hence we MAKE no
attempt 10 enumefate. MISS tanhy Law
OF concord, eXhlolted set OF lurS hade
ny her out OF geese Gown, anu DIX Oh
flowers maze 81 feathers, the DoN peihg
made OF acorn shells. AS apoVe sIateu,th
display was nine, ana IL Woulu pc I'm pos