The daily gazette., 1877-12-04

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readi., see all that 10 displayed. A
complete list of the exhibitors and I
their exhibits is appended II
In the MAN Hall.
On enteritg the door situated in the
North East corner of the Hall, and
turning to the right and going up the
first aisle, the first exhibit that strikes
the eye is the fine display of wall
paper, and window curtains byS Il.
Ball S5 Co., No. 519 Market street.
The display consists of various c''ored
paper for walls, and also for fireboards
and they are so nicely arranged that
it is really pleasure to look at 1t:
The next display is also of the
same kind but belonging to A. b. i
Jones, No. GIG Market street. This ls
also a very handsome display, and the |
ARRANGEMENT reflects credit upon Mr..
Jones.
The third exhibit is that of Adams
& Bro, the great variety men at NO.
506 Market street. The exhibit con-
sists of great variety of sleds, Velo,,
cipedes, coaches both large and
small and also two patent hobby
horses which arc. constantly kept going
too and fro, by the boys who are In
the room, ,andawho only too glad.to ge:
chance to ride. Returning down
the same aisle the first display is that
of the Vulcanized Fibre Co., corner
of Tenth and Walnut streets. Here Is
great display of the different articles
manufactured by this Company con
sisting of washers for rallroade, nsn
Joints, carriage axles, oil boxes OF
cars, ETC., also chair seats, rowing
cans, baskets and an endless variety
of other articles. Tney also had
very pretty sign made of different
colored washers.
The next is that of j. p. Almond &
Co.. procers, corner of Eighth and M ar
ket streets Their display consists of a
pyramid Of cans containing variety OF
: canned fruit in a very tasteful manner,
= and produced good effect
Following is the display OF James
, Bradford, who makes general exhiolt
of articles appertainlng to hrst class
, paint store. He also has large French
plate glass, 96x50 upon which is painted
his name. A large variety of dry slzed
kalsomine and fresco paints OF different
colors is also displayed, The articles
are all neatly arranged. He also has q
9 yellow pine door done up as walnut,
f which is an excellent piece OF workman
q ship.
The next is a large display by Joseph
Bancroft & Sons of cotton goods, and
. prints. Also samples of muslin for print
n ing indestructable children's toy books
= cloth for banner signs, an endless variety
of matelasse dress facings, Spanish
d satins for. coffin Innings, dress wegans
70 and all kinds Of shirting. The goods arr
arranged in very artistic manner, anC
reflect credit upon the persons arrang
" ing them.
l. exhibit is that of Mallilieu b Co., from
lie near Millington, Md, who display hand
some variety of cassimers, lkerseys
ti- fannsls, blankets, and goods OF all ot
1n scriptions that are usually manufactured
~ in a Woollen mill. The exhibit is Yer
w ne one, and the goods will bear inspe'
ny ton.
at The next is display of wooden war'
be by VIM. Marshall, of this CITY, conslstln
&C. of tubs of different sizes, and also mes
-. .n Following the above display is on
y, made by William T. Westbrook, consls
III ing of a patent electric pen, and nur
'u- Der of instruments that belong to tel
graghy.
IAN | is but one exhibit that of Il. ID. Jone
the who displays a number of wood'
'no buckets Containing sauces. There w
~ ar also a half barrel of currants upon u
@e' stand, around which were neatly arran
3iar ed different varieties of apples.
ing Turning into the third aisle, the fiji
nu- exhibit that attracts the eye Is that
600 Barkley & Bro. Their space is We
no. neatly trimmed, and is surmounted
the national flag. They have two lar
show cases containing over 100 differe
"e' kinds of candies. On the shelves a
Il neatly arranged number of tin box
OF with glass fronts, which contain over
ng; varieties of cakes and crackers. In
roc center of the shelves Is glass case &C
lore tanning an English fox.
anv The second exhibit is that of M
In Josephine ote, of this city. She
af hibits a large and handsome variety
VI Japanese iewelry and large quantity
Ws miscellaneous articles.
h IN In returning the first exhi bit Is that
ever W. & j. Lang, bakers corner OF Eli
two and French streets, who display
Viii feet pyramid OF boxes containing
far- varieties of cakes and crackers that IL
t;ftv bake. The exhibit is neatly arrang
n''y and the different colored boxes, give
pleasing effect to the eye.
ana The next exhibitor is Mrs. A. J.s
ions Homes. from Jacksonville, Fla. The
ing play consists of a large and fine varl
hila- of palmetto goods, and curcoslues.
that Mrs Z. G. Shriner, of Philadelphia
bosa the next exhibitor, and she gives to
W. spectators a handsome display, of v
W. works, consisting of flowers, wreaths ;
bouquets. Also JeWeiry anu lanuscA
Cioii' made of hair.
npe- The next is W. Abbott, agt., for
Dusi- Chesney, the original "Mohawk Dut
up a man" Chesney is the man who crea
ition such furore in the Machinery ID
av- during the Centennial exhibition, by
I'D Ingenuity upon the scrool saw. The
anu play consisted of forks, chairs, and
me- endless .variet yof puzzles, ETC.. One
ticle that attracted great attention W;
Y ap- chair so small that it was almost ne
band sary to procure a microscope to see il
On the fourth and last aisle the
in exhibit is that of the Boston One 2
> tho Clothing House, consisting of large
nd T 7 riety of mems, youths, and boys re
.nu made clothing,
s the The next Is that of James & B
exhi~ hardware dealers. They have case
tanning a large variety of gold land 81
The plated reyofvers, silver plated KIN
con- and forks. They also display quan
,niov of sleigh bells, skates, and many o.
'A'o' articles, A very handsome articl
,,oa their display is sign with the nam'
npleo the firm composed entirely of POI
Jake knives.
The Howe sewing machine, d. Sci