The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-09-10
FIlEE AKfs.

FIHE AK1s.
he Lsavsnwosth Novelty Works exhibits
. number Of specimens Of its work, includ.
iag he Changer emblems, which attract
considerable atteniiou.
The shov ofphoeogTaphs is particularly
large and 6ne. Henry, Kinel, and Bauer,
Ill have 6ns colleciions Of their work On *
hibitioa, and present The viaitor with ocular
proof q The fsct that Leavenvorth can show
e good Photography as any other city in the
Uaion.
Joseph Sterling. and Hersh6eld & Mitch
ell, jewellers. have some good specimens Of
theiE work On exhibition, bot the most Of
their goods are not yet arranged.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
The Kansas Manufacturing Company
make fine display IN this line. They have
. line Of buesies in the middle of the Fine
Arts Hall, reaching the entire length of The
building.
Mr.. J. J. Potter also makes . splendid
display in this line. He occupies one side
of The building, and shows some - fine
work in the way Of bogsies, - We ever saw.
STONES AND FURNACE.
This department u we'll filled up with .
large number o. excellent specimens, exhih-
tied BY the Great Western Manufacturing
Company. the Pioneer Heating Company,
And Mssrs. Russell & Byers.
WOOD WORK.
| 4unson 4 Burrows exhibit several good
specimens Of work from their establish
neot, including doors. sash, stair rails, DC.
AsrEAM ENGINE,
about large enough to be carried in your
vest-pocket, and for driving sewing ma
chine, vas one Of the curiositiee, and at
tracted good deal Of attention. 1t had
steam up. and wss sewing away at . lively
rate. without any attention from anybody.
The engine is hooked on to the under side
OF the sewing machine, and coal oil lamp
under the boiler furnishes the FIRE. II looks
O. though !: was destined to effect q great
saving Of legs.
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
In this line the Mersrs. Alternately make
. good display. They have . fine assor.-
nent Of their goods on exhibition, and their
porlion Of the hall is fitted up in very at.
tractive manner.
Harness AND SADDLES.
4essrs. B. s. Richards and NJ. Conway,
both OF L.avenuorth, are the only competi-
tors in this line, and exhibit some very beau.
tifnl specimens Of work in their line
ETC.
j 10 the Fine Arts Hall, in addition to the
articles enumerated above, are an endless
variety of articles, such as washing machines,
patent churns. sewing machines, bed bot
tome, and all manner of yankee tricks"
IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY.
I Only = few of the articles intended for
exhibition in this building had been set up
yesterday. Quite number of reapers,
mowers, plows, and other agricultural i'm
Iplements were displayed, but the most at
tRactise feature of the hall was fine large
engine, from the Great Western Manufac-
turing Company's works in this city. which
is kept running to furnish power TO such
machinery as can use steam
FLORAL HALL
| We have not space, in this issue, to notice
in detail the several exhibitors in this de.
partment. The building is already very we'll
filed up, and other articles are icing
bro1gb. in every hour. There il as fine a
collection Of plants ard flowers as can be
found anywhere; Geo. Pope, Mr.. Hawthorn
and Mr.. Putnam, being the principal con-
tributors.
THE DISPLAY OF FRUIT
is perfectly magnificent, 10Th in quantity
and quslity, AMI represents nearly all sec
tions Of the State. The di-plsy in this de-
partment is altogether too extensive to ad-
nit Of notice in detail at tie present time.
The feature in this hall which will proba-
bly, attract the most attention is the 0isplay
Of agricultural products from the line OF
THE ATcHIsoN, TOPEKA SANTA FE ROAD
These articles Come right from those Por.
ton, Of the State which have suffered the
most from the gra shoppers and the suppOs-
ed ''drouth," and will be conclusive evidence
to all ShO see them, that the crops have moi
totally failed, even in those portions Of the
State that have suffered the most. Here il
shown . large collection Of cereal., vegeta.
bles and fruits all Of the bet quality and oil
mammtt tn prop OrtiOne, and showing that
the do!eful stori,s Of failure have urdoubt.
edly been greatly exaggerated.
PRoGRANME-FOR To DAY.
Gates open at S:;OA. M.
Music during the day by the Fort band.
All committees are requs sted 10 report al
the Secretary's Office, at 9A.M.
CLASS D.-swINE.
Lot g, Small breed, at "A. NJ.
CLASS E-PoULTRY.
Lot 26, Turkeys, geese and ducks, al
10 Az NJ.
Lot Is, Jacks and mules, at IOA. NJ.
CLASS A-cATILF.
Lot 5. Devona, II AN.
CLASS C-sHEEP.
Lot 10, Long woods.
| CLASS ESPECIAL xREMIUMs.
Special premium by ii. NJ. Aller and
Msthiew Rysn-Best bull, full blood. II A. N.
Special premium by Aichisop, Topeka 4
Santa Fe railroad Company for the best and
greatest display Of produce obtained from
along the line Of any railroad in Kansas.
Special premium BY Gen. w. w. Wright,
bet piece Of lsdies work made by exhibi-
tor, IL A. NJ.
/ CLASS G.-MECHANIC ARTS.
Lot 81. Stoves, caaings and worked met
ais, IL 80 A. n.
CLASS F.-AGRICULrURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Lot %, Threshers and other machines, 10
4. N.
i CLASS L.-FlNE ARTS.
Let A, Musical instruments, lP.M
/ rADvVs pvDYNo
Special premium by MIS-. NJ. L-ckhart-
Best lady. riding, r. N.
CLASS o.
Flowing matches at 2:30 p. N.
CLASS n.
Lot So. Bread, cskes and pickles, p. NJ.
| CLASS A.-CATTLE.
Lot Z, Grades and crosses at Pm.
Lot Al, Canned fruits, coniecii onarits and
preserves, At $3.50 P. N.
CLASS M.-rExrILE FABRICS.
Lot SO, Mill fabrics, Kansas msnufac-
ture. Pm.
FROM REPUBLIC COUNTY.
The coed Dsaeon-Hov He Distributed His
Hspsr-col. Phillips.
Correspondence Of the Atchson Champion.