Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-14

Oliver, Mrs. Rehm, Misses Annie Eckert.
Tracy Kieffer, Teresa Staley. This table
has a guess doll. a silver pickle caster aud
countless other beautiful articles. There
is picture Of Washington above this
table,
American Table-NIrs. Shuftiebottom,
Mrs. Charles Simon, Mrs. Brill. Mrs.
Lutz, Misses Zimmerman, Lutz, Rose
Keller, Katie Flick, Mary Flick, Miss
Mattern and Mrs. Offender. On this
table are fancy articles, dolls, &C., and
patriotic emblems.
Humane Table-This large table which
belongs to the Humane themselves. is
situated in the centre Of the room. 1t is
in charge Of Mrs. Henry Cast. president
and Mrs. Thomas Zecher, vice president
of the fair. They are assisted by Miss
Annie Carr, and Mrs. Rose Reed. The
| beautiful silver cake basket, which was
presented by the America fire company of
Allentown can be seen here rs we'll Us 4
silver butter dish, card basket, two
cushions, vases. dolls. and large number
OF other articles.
Shitller-Mrs. Sallic Fry, Mrs. Wclbert.
Misses Rose Heisler, Mary Snyder, Katie
Culp, Linda Scheid, Mary Weber and two
Misses Long. n silver caster, waste basket,
two imaSes,a muslin cross, and other hand.
some articles adorn this table,:
Union Table-Misses Agnes Beck Lizzie
Moser, Emma Shauble, Callie Boser,
Lille Beck, Louis. Moser. The butchers
tools, ice cooler, cOunterpaue and Othc;
things are on this table. The ''tnion'
shield adorns the frame above this table.
"Rebecca at the welr' was Miss Sue.
Snyder. The we'll is near the door and
| 10 10 n al
stone it is under an arch covered with
evergreen: Here cold, sparkling lemon
adc is dealt out to thirsty patrons OF the
fair, and y thriving trade is done.
The Old woman in the shoe is imper
sonatcd by Miss Katie Zecher, charm
ing little girl. She sits in large shoe
which has pockets on the sides full o; doll:
for sale.
Miss Alice Brock is the fortune teller
aud has a little Office in the southern end
of the room where persons are told Of thei
fortune.
A wheel Of fortune, where some vllll
able articles are given to winners, and :
fishing pond arc near the door, and u lar.g,
pair OF weighing scales are in front.
Samuel kendig has charge of the ici
cream and Kautz s Hartley attend tin
refreshmcnt stand down stairs, where
solid food is sold.
The principal articles to be voted an,
cllanced Off at the fair are as follows
Turkish pipe, large cigars, scales, mum
ber Of dolls, Empire music box, severa
> silver casters, clock in scroll work, wa:
flowers, set Of butchers tools. ice cooler
roll Of carpet, two breech-lOadiny guns
waste basket, muslin cross, images. silve
|; butter dishes, number of cushions, bas
J violin, cabinet organ, two bicycles, tabl
clothing OF different kinds, America Al
.lentown) cake basket, silver pickle jal
) cake stands, sewing machine, gold ring
gold watch, silver watch, revolver. silve
cigar case, meerschaum pipes, etc.
The whole fair is under good manage
ment and promises to be crowned wit
success. us is evident from the interest al
{ ready displayed by the members of tn
company and the tiremeI and citizens gen
orally. The company deserves encourage
ment for it's enterprise, and its fine build
!: ing is in itself worth visit, not to spea
of the great variety and value of the arti
cles ON hand and the very attractive ut
. tendants.
Tomorrow evening will he "EmpiE
night " at the fair, when the hook I'D
ladder company will visit it in !. body ant
there will be speeches and other hospital
ties and merry making.