Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-10-23
FOURTH DAE

He We.ut. .i"r : ,ltiun"S pheasant ii.
asf, e,.bia, aiid tie, crowd III the city
lncrca, Jng by ,g-,v ira.in. l. tet nlgt
huDuIe,as ii Dtop,s. were iii sraici ,
odg't,as iiIat c-,i.d no. iise oOt&it.t
| at a;nv of tue hntHis rc hts3rsi,t
hOu~t 5. tntt Uur eft z-iiS, WITH ii ccn
iuendahie spirit Of hospitality, sUugl
tt.eat. out. and everybody fouEd con
fortabtt, bat crowded quarters. I'll,
Fair IL Ia every particular 81 gran
success, fhe large unlnber Of eItrie
yester,i,y filling all the vacant epac
in th- vl:i;,I,> aalls. As prvVlo;lsi
stated. we pi oppose - give oGr reader
Il full and complete account vi enc
particular department OF tho 2a:f
| Having written Hp Floral Hal, y
propose to devote ali our avai.aui
! space today to
! EEuIBICI0E HALL.
The B.ptist Fetca.e Seminary ha
! on exhibition IS dra wings and ia,
! portrait OF Prof. Uob~cod, in crayoii
| by Miss Norton, the art teacacr. Nos
Of the drawings we're eXe cuted b,
young pupils VINO have taken lesson:
for only one and half years. Mis-,
Norton is from the Cooper lnatitUte
OF New Ofh C'tF.
Beautifui wax flower, both vase ana
cross, exhibited by Mrs. MohoCev, Q.
the same city.
Peace IGsiitate makes beGatifa!
display uf thirty oil paintings and
drawings, many Of which are original
efforts, drawn from Haturc The sE-
perb Monarch OF The Glen, ly hiss
Agnes Lacy, from this Institution,
took the first premium at the Georgia
State Fair. Fruit pieces, llndscapes.
Sc, beyond our space to describe, are
to be found III the exhibition from tins
ine institution.
In the General Exhibition Hai, IL
Department q, r2ay be found q fine
collection Of wines, wiiskies, jellies
and preserves. Eumgardner's fine
whiskey. from StauutOn. Va, is here,
while Iokay, oi Fayetteville, ana
Thomasbu:g, lear knleigh, attest
what Hake ard Nahler c4a present
tor North CarnlipA's s representation in
wines.
There are twenty varieties of jeIlies
from one lady, Mrs. Wilson, of Hen
dersoD, who has made over one nun
dred separate contributions to the
Fair, preserves Of all sorts.
Messrs. c.. Lindley & Son, of
Greensboro, exhibit forty varieties of
apples and hundreds Of each sort, and
a humber OF pears. Mr.. J;ndiey is
one OF the 1aost sterling ponoiosists
Of the South.
Johannesburg sends beautiful grapes
and many varieties of grape vines.
Mrs. Radcliffe, Of Nawbe.n. con-
tributes preserved fruit of unusual
beauty. Her preserves are exceed
inpIv fire
Mrs. Grin. of Hillsboro. contributes
largely OF our native grasses, ,.,.I for
wards g. ,herbareunn ACCURATELY named.
with forrest leaves thot 7cs.----, e,-e.,f
attention.
Dspartne2t =. household surnl;es
has u good displav OF Aornt-ma,ie
cheese. pickles, honey, butter from
various persons OF iii, We notice 2
large box OF vtrv fue article from
- ~. -
kinds, sc.
TIE RACES.
The first race os she Gav WIS for q
trotting purse Of So, WITH t4e follow
ing entries;
Cream mare, ttu-ChGry.
Bay mare. SaIiie Patclcr.
Sorrey horse, Bacllto9a.
Black stallion. Black tTaEiz.
The first and second baats we're won
easi?y bv Gnjckery in 81, and 500.
TIE second rac6 WIS Tor q running
purse for so. Length dash OK a mile.
pr,n1.. o,' '''''7'' '''->': F'.+'0 9 Hs''@ -
Cd T. Afo~a~1.r .,,4a,o1 sorro,
-, ,rs. Trl,i7o
,C7717l, W., ita ,,o7o. both borsas
fro,n ,l,a tta,i cva1 Int
T1lnla soon 1,,;nad t1,a aIvanco wbi"b
she n1aintaine,3 til .e{cl,ing the Ioms
stretch. when Brooks closed I'D his
gan and came d,wn even nrder the
rnne at q dad incl[. and tie Jnlges
1 6IcIarci a lead heat.
On tha second TRIAL T.lCia again
took tl,e lead hnt at The Crst quarter
Books rassea 70 the trout. ana came
out at tie Judges Stand one length
ahead. Timc-J3 seconds.
The third was also a running, race
for purse Of $3.50. Uitth ti4e following
entries: Bay horse Cad" by L. G.
Yanccy; sorrel horse ''Piney Woods