Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-13

! that nature could be seen, embroider-
ed skirts, chemisettes, child's garments,
| pillow slips, collars, and wheat straw
cabin on plank covered with moss,
and miniature trees attracted much at
tention in this department. A box of
miniature clothing by a lady of II
years of age is also matter of curios-
ity.
Mr.. James Mallory has a show case of
| feathers, feather work, and articles in
his line.
McNulty, George d Hall. have a
show case Of ribbons, feathers, cuffs,
/ &c.
Mason & Lambright make "A large
/ display of ribbons and articles in their
| line.
Williams, Sturges d Co. make a dis
/ play Of Counting House books, canes,
stationery aud many other articles in
| their line.
/ The China House make Il splendid
show OF articles in their line.
/ Sanford, Chamberlain IL Albers dis
| played the different remedies of the
! celebrated DR.. Hart, and no one need
| leave the Grounds sick. They also dis
/ play a show case of other articles 10 be
/ found in a drug store.
There is u fair display of apples and
/ grapes on this floor.
In this department we found Capt.
| Spurgin, of Washington county, aud
| three Washington county ladies, Misses
| Sue Templin, Sue Deakins and Eva
| Deakius, who were the life of the
| Washington county fair, and are max
| Ing themselves useful here.
| Mr.. Bucklaud, jeweler, who has late
! ly come in our midst aud is opening
out in the corner store of the new
! Fuuche Block, with splendid stock
of watches and ewelry, aud who has
offered some magnificent special
premiums, has two show cases of fine
/ watches, iewelry, silver ware, dc.
/ But everybody will see them as every
body will be contendiug for on or
more of the special premiums.
Messrs. Lyons " Campbell have a
show case full of articles, perlumeries
&c, from their drug store.
MesSrs. Beardens 81 McTeer have u
show case full of ties, cuffs, &c, from
their clothing and gents, furnishing
goods establishment.
Mr.. Geo. II. Smith jeweler, has a
large show ease full of silver ware, "A
grand display of clocks and the tele-
graph battery used at Richmond, Pc
tersburg, and in Gen. Lees heGdquar-
tiers generally, during the late war.
OF course 1t Is priced highly rs a relic.
MI II. f.. Hodgson has IA number OF
beautiful oil paintings of his work.
II. b. McCrary, photographer, has "A
number Of photographs on exhibition.
Miss Bertha Esperandieu has eight
pictures-oil paintings, drawings, and
water cOlors-on exhibition. They are
very beautiful and display considerable
talent for art.
Mr.. j. +. Bauman, our popular young
architect and house builder, shows 1
number of architectural drawings,
showing what he can do in that line
and he can build house as well witt
brick and wood as on paper. There is
quite a display Of oil paintings and
wax work in this department, but WE
failed to learn by whom displayed.
Messrs. Lewis & Jackson make q
good display of work from their boo
and shoe establishment.
The Rockford Manufacturing Com
pany have some of their yarns anC
batting on display.
II. Spiro d Bro. have "A show. case
full of bread and cake, to which we
would call the attention of Germans in
. ! ltl Nutlt llNN VIII hlA
German week, or biscuit, Vienna kip
fel, bretzel, zweehack toast, dc. He
also has refreshment stand below.
Mr.. c. A. Weiser has a jar of green
figs, raised in Knoxville, as fine as we
have ever seen.
There is IA large display of canned OIL
Jared fruits, jellies of every descrip
ton, wines, honey, mixed pickles
bread, cakes, butter, and everything o
that kind.
Mr.. Samuel X. Harris has a splendiC
display of fruit in Jars, as fine as we
have ever seen. Mr.. Harris under
stands his business in that line.
Messrs. j. l.. Lloyd q Co. have fine
display of harness and saddles in tht
east end of the building. In that enc
of the building ropes have beeI
stretched aud are covered with every
description of quilts, cOunterpanes
&c.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
i In this department there is quite {
large display already and still more tt
come.
Mr. II. II. Hubbard, of the Stat,
Grange Agency, has about the largest
collection OF agricultural Implements
on the ground as yet, consisting o
mowers, reapprs, rakes, cane mills
evaporators, plows, harrows, &c.
MIR. 5. 7. Post, our enterprisinl
townsman, makes a large display o
wagons, there being five or six differ
ent kinds He also has specimens o
r. IL. POSTS wheelbarrows, trucks
&c, oil Of his own manufacture.
Messrs. Clark Il Co. are on hands
with the celebrated Johnson pillow
which has taken so many premiums
heretofore.
Mr.. A. Gredig has on exhibition tn,
champion" reaper aud mower, be
sides other implements in his line.
Mesors. HUI. l.. McClung d Co, also
have "a wagon, plOws, corn shelters, 8
Blanchard churu, sc.
Mr.. ID. Eldridge is on the ground
with an excellent display of buggies OF
all kinds from his celebrated man
ufactory.
We noticed the Jarnagin buggy
farm wagon, made 10y the JarnagiI
Bros. at Beams Station.
The Keller patent tanning mill,
made by Mr.. Charles Christian o.
Knoxville, is also ou exhibition.
The Knoxville Iron CImptuy hat