Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-04

Mrs. T. A. Reed, decorated water cooler
and stand.
Mrs Nj. A. Wood. sofa cushion.
Mrs w. n. Berkly, fancy pin cushion.
Miss Ruth Adams silk handkerchief case.
Mrs Z. n. Fossett, stand cover.
Miss Jacobs, toilet cushion.
Miss Mamie Ball. worked pillow shams.
| Mrs George s. Ftencb buraps rug.
Miss S. G. Taliaferro, embroidered collar.
Mrs. E. F. Wilmer, macremea fringe.
Miss Ada Thomas, crochet sacks.
Miss Rose Wyatt, embroidered flannel skirt.
Miss Eliza Scott, mscremea lace.
Miss Kate Uhler, same.
Mrs j. B. Carliu, worsted work Oh cloth.
Mrs NJ S. Atkinson, worsted watch pocket.
T. E. Walford, lace cushion.
Miss Laura McGraw, wall pocket.
Miss Mary Luot, cotton tides.
Mrs. +. j. Miller, silk work on cloth.
Mis-. H. HendrcksoD, lanbrequin.
Mrs. Thomas Athey. crochet tidy.
Mis-; Elizabeth Smytbe, Lace veil.
Glass 2-Arti6cial Flower:-Nlss Elizabeth
| Zimmerman, best artificial flowers.
Miss A. s. Henderson, hair flowers; Mrs.
Fries, % best.
| Miss Ruth H. Creighton, beet waZ flowers
| for children under IL years.
| Miss M. M. Adams, Wors!ed t1oTers.
! Miss LAURA McGraw, feather fowers.
Mrs 2. J. Dempsey, best wax flowers:
Mrs. Geo. Hutton, %; Mrs D. NJ. French, ga;
Miss Kate McGraR, best wax work end
| best leaf work.
Mrs Charles MAXIM, wax, fruit and lunch.
Miss Mary II. Mills, second best YAK fruit;
| best ornamental leather work.
| Mrs George Hutton, ornamental wax Work;
Mrs. F. P. Reed, "a best; Miss Ada Thomas,
Sd best.
Mra. V. A. Minor. ornamental screen.
Mr.. Robert CoIlinsworth, shell work.
Miss Julia Osborne, spstter work.
Class 3-For young ladies under - years.
Miss Jennie Thorn, best made apron.
| Mis-, Ada Muir. cotton and wor5ted tidy.
| Miss Lille Goodrich, hutton holes 10 oloth
| Miss Ella Smoot, darning.
Miss Nettio Dunn, crochetiog ia worsted
Miss +. S. Dempsoy, Torsted work on bristol
board
Miss Alice BalIeDger, toilet mats and pound
cake.
Department 3-Brapch I-Class 5-Fsctory
| goods, George K. Hill & Co., display CT iaGcy
crackers and cakes.
Charlottesville Wooden Mills. samples Of
WOODEN goods and cassimeres.
Class Miscellaneous Old Dominion Spoke
Works, Sterick's patent wheel Of extraordinary
merit.
It. V. Rishiell, sawed and turned work Of
home manufacture.
Department 4, branch l. class &2-W. II.
May, 3 horse pillow, . horse do; cultlVator do;
harrow, grain drill, horse rake, plaster soWtr,
| thresher and cleaner, farming mil, fodder
cutter, Blanchard churn.
nerber: Bryant, double shovel ploW, single
| do, confined reaper and mover. cider mill and
| Dress, fodder cutter, BIar chard churp, plaster
soWer.
8. Pullman, steam eneine and thresher.
II. Kelley, model of steam power for farms
J. +. Carlin & SoDs-Best cora and cob
mill.
Department 5-Paintiogs, E;sayg, &c.
Miss Annie Hough, Gil painting.
Mrs. Sarrh Miller, oil painting, water color
do. and pencil drawing.
Miss Minnie g. Smoot, Gil painting. Mrs.
Kate NJ. Jones. same; Miss Mary =. Smoot'
same; r. B. Dawson, same; Miss II. Powell,
same; Miss Mary French, same: :.
Mrs, Horton. paioting on china ware and in
water colors.
Miss Bertha GuiIlaine. painting on wax
candies.
B. +. Plice. painting in water colcrs.
Mrs. Jane Thomas, crayon flowers.
Mrs, r. G. Powell. pen and ink drawlog.-
George Wise, same.
0. +. Stone, photography
II. s. w. Barker, map IN ink.
Miss Hettie Strauss, pencil drawing.
Glenn Brown, architectural drawing.
Mis- Il. Hutton, pencil drawing and staluary.
Dr.. r. q. Powell, crayon drawing.
Mrs l.. G. Dsshl, Photographic painting.
MIS-. NJ. II. Janney, same; Miss Mary Lunt.
same.
O, f. Stone, collection of photographs.
Department u, Misceaneous-Miss Ada
Thomas, decorated vase.
Mrs. R. @. Powell, scenes from "Oliver
Twist"
J. F. Garlic & Sons, hardware.
j. ?. Clarke. wall paper, &c.
Geo. McBurney 4 Son. groceries.
Mclean & Uhler, housekeeper's goods.
Lunt & Davidson, soda fountains perfamery.
&c.
W. w. Adam & Son, jewelry, &c. r. G.
Acton, same.
". F. Creighton. oils, paints. &c.
B. F. Peake, builders materials.
Newton Hill, scroll saw aud bracket WORK.
Janney L. Co., drugs and chemicals.
NJ. j. Lown, coffees, spices, &c.
6. W. Ramsay, groceries.
Geo. E. French, books and stationery.
Singer Machine Co.. sewing machines
f. j. Miller & Co., china and glassware.
Ramey & Son. printing Press and printing.
G. 81. Thompson Il Co., eradicatipg soaps.
They loved each other fondIy, yea devou!Iy.
They had cut watermelon and made great
spoil thereof. He craved another kiss, and
she refused, saying be could have no moro
buses until they were engaged, unless it was
10 case of sickness or death. He pressed her
delicate form gently to bis manly breast and
softly whispered, Dear. I've got the cholera
more bus,. Reynolds Herald.
At Desham's all goods are warrat ted az