The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-09-18

and will not mar paint in the least At the
mead of the stairs is Hatch's patent oil tank ex-
hlblted by S. Weiscop of Boston, the general
agent The most of the corridor is devoted to
the display of stoves. On one side o. M. & d.
w. Nash have their stoves, and on the other
Nutter Bros. & Co. have theirs, while Andrew
Mulnix' is farther along The stoves are all of
the best kind and handsome, and may be well
10 observe here that poor goods are prominent
IN the exhibition by their absence George 81.
smardon also has part of the corridor occu-
pied by domestic steam boiler, an Empire
portable hand blower and couple of Empire
portable FORCES.
In the evening large crowd visited
the hail. The display, which had been so nice
IN the day time, was simply elegant when
viewed from the stage by gaslight The glass
ware appeared to better advantage than in
daylight. the light of the gas having splendid
effect upon its appearance. Chandler's Band
was stationed in the north gallery, and dis
coursed music at frequent intervals. The
people appeared grateful to the officers for
reserving the gallery seats for them, enabling
them to rest and at the same time have a good
view of the hall below. The band played in
front Of the hall before entering the building.
Perhaps on account of the exhibits not all
being in place yesterday, many did not csre to
go in, but they will be in place to-day, and no
one should miss seeing the exhibition, especial
ly In the evening.
ADDITIONAL HALL ENTRIES.
g Shanning, Portland. pair oars and paddle and
Curtis Davis SOAP,
Talbot, Jr. oil painting.
w NJ Kurdish & Son, organs and piano.
M G Palmer, case boots and shoes.
Mrs Chas Andrews, rug.
Miss L M Ames, wax anchor.
Jas Robinson, inaid table, 20, 900 pieces.
Annie X Hill, ottoman.
Mrs G w Woodbury., afghan.
Miss V0nnie G Hill, ottoman and chair back.
Miss j Stevens sofa tidy.
Miss Lizzie A Stevens, Ireland wool shawl. worst
ed trimmings, 2 tidies cornucapiae, Coarsie 81
Robinson specimens designing and engraving.
Mrs @ Spaulding, 8 prs worsted mittens and dit
play flowers.
II Bartlett q Co, patent show case.
Mrs Hopkins, Millbridge, log caoin quilt, 1
worsted quilt.
Hayes q Douglass, display croekery and glass
Mrs M P Benson, Lewiston, worsted wreath.
Miss Annie Cobb, lady's night dress made by
hand.
Miss D Pickett, lady's night dress embroidered
Miss Grace Woodbury.. cape, hand made chemise.
Miss Susie Cobb, hand made shirt.
Mrs Peters, worsted pin cushion.
Mrs NJ w Vinton, Deering, prs stockings.
Mrs P G Knight, Deering, chemise by hand.
Mrs Chas Crockett, Deering, rug and quilt.
Alice Gould, worsted mat.
j Magoon g. Co, chemical soap.
Mrs j Bean, Saccarappa, quilt.
" II VIM, Y, portable gas machine.
Mary Dyer, crochet edging.
Gertrude Lunt, East Deerlng, worsted mat.
Merrill. refrigerators.
w Stockwel cement goods.
w Shaw, Cumberland Mills, hydrulic cement.
G I'll Field, Auburn, building wall.
Mrs NJ Davis, sofa pillow creton work.
Mrs g Nelson, knit rug add worsted rug.
Mrs H Merrill, Readfeld, stockings, chemise and
drawers.
Jas Herbert butter press stamp.
L Cobb, aquarium.
g Peterson, show cases.
Mrs Morse, Peaks Island, 3 quilts.
Henry A Peck. display salt.
Louise I Garland, embroidered skirt and infants
dress.
Mrs Latham, W Falmouth, skirts, quilts and rugs
MRS Jewell shawl.
II ID Jones, crayon pictures
Miss Nellie A Pike, toilet set.
Portland Stone Ware Co, display of fire brick drain
tile, antique pottery. etc.
Mis- K TarbOx tides.
Chas Bnreigh, 2 cases coins
Robinson, display Pilots engravngs.
woodbury., white spread.
Mrs II M Hall, shell work.
II Hay q Go, pharmaceutical prepaI ations.
Smith % Abbott Portland, steam boiler feeder,
boiler feeder aud return trap, radiator.
W FL Pennel, steam trap, case, injectors radiator.
stedIl DOller.
Miss Anderson, sofa pillow and ottoman.
Mrs Q Boyd worked brackett.
II Plaster, speclmene of engraving.
Singer Manufacturing Co, display of machines.
Rubber Type Co, display of goods.
Q Hudson, display of candies.
Jos Castelle, Jr, printing.
Sherman q Berry, portable book rests.
Cloyes, Columbia gas saver.
Chas Blake, show case.
w Adams, quassia cups.
The entries for the hall and park are now
closed. The hall entries foot up between five
and six hundred, partial list of which we
have printed.