The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-17
la. If The Richmond Dispatch. !

cadence OF the Richmond Dispa'ch.l
ICoffFf rt.ANTA, November "a, 1881.
r., few exhibits here. The
NiTg.HS Wc,terS syndicate would have
No.iolS Lii, 49, array q the products OF the
hsa .,ry slong their line tut or ia'a' as
oeasI, = The person in charge OF u, " Is
So. So. .hape now, and in few days VIII
49, 49, an extended notice.
SlciuoND LApY's EXHIBIT.
,,ot refrain from mentioning one
'-h5hi,cd here. There Is in the Art
81, 49, \ lady's hat made entirely OF to-
saue'"s s,d made 10y one OF Richmond's
hesso Ssngbtcrs. 1t has on il a cluster Of
81, with leaves, and an ostrich-plume,
- - are excellent limitations. The shape
w ..yle are faultlcSs, the shading and
No S;.r oi colors is skilful. IL would
ssau's I'M 'princcss, and II placed in fash
sa-ht millinery in Paris or New York
.'.'..;le the handSOmcst hats, there would
Trely scramble for il. The surge OF
e.o,,.ncrous wave has touched all Nir-
~. borders, and her future Is as
- Is il essential for her 10 be an ex-
Nbiior here'
UkAk NNHiA hAhNffA-NHs
w,u NAV her children be proud OF her.
- "on could see her exhibit you would
- ,addin's lamp was yet in existence
-I IN The possession Of the cold North
me n the many lively shows on the
md. is an incubator. called the Glass
H,,Sr which Is Matching hundreds OF
S..tsns every day in the sight OF the
60 that surrounds IL. ! doubt not a
I;etsn will be carried TO every State in
~ Union from this wonderful hen by
IN. Of the simpl. and effective paper nest
rpished with each chicken.
GEORGIA EXHIBITS
90. ,s.srvcdly in the front rank. John b.
r.-osn. q farmer Of Talbot county, Ca,
y. a large space, in which are arranged
=, GOOD specimens OF the different pro-
A.. Of his farm. Among them are corn,
vb,,i oats. rice. cotton, the grasses, sugar
.oo and sugar. preserves, fruit (ripc and
fi.n canned fruits and vegetables, vine
IN and wine, Irish and sweet potatoes,
,.rip, and ruta-bagas, pumpkins, cucum-
i.rs. beans. peas, Okra, cork and the native
goods. hor>e-collarS,. biind-bridles, n
rl,avh. cleyiS. and a small bedsteld, on
Which thi, farmer slept when a little boy.
There j. a model OF the Whitney cotton
in. he first ever invented, some time in
h. eighteenth century. But the best gin
iare /. the invention Of n southern me-
sanic. manufactured in Alabama, and
uned for one OF her public beneiactors,
Ebo gave his name and blessing TO the
t-vp where this gin is made. / propose
hrtsiter TO give your readers glimpses Of
b. rich stores Of North Carolina, the hoary
f,sil, Of South Carolina, the tropical glO-
NJ, Of Florida, and the varied resources Of
Texas. Kansas, and Arkansas.
Looking contemplatiyely upon this enor-
nous
HIVE or BUSY PEOPLE,
AK The Seer, Who are to reap the first
leaeits Of this exhibit of forces? lie an
msrs. The people of the northern States.
1hey have learned by the activities and
smpe,itiOn Of business TO look at every
l.g fact in its relations 10 trade. They see
81 opportunity as by intuition, and pounce
non il instinctiyely." Many new facts
hye been brought to light here.
THE PEOPLE OF TIE SOUTH
/ .aghi 70 move pari pGSSu with their Yam
| ss friends nj this era. 1t is to be feared
| Ay have too intense individuality for this
sue. Nearly every man Of them has q
hiking sense OF sovereignty which holds
! lm alooi, and makes him reluctant to COM
+ ine talent and capital and energy for the
! pod Of the many. When they learn 70
M together inadequate integral sums, and
! rascnt TO let the tittest be king In money
eierprises, these fractions Of strength will
/ sonce cohese and become the foundations
4 immense individual wealth and the
-arces Of influence abroad. The recipro-
| a and secondary good of the mighty event
low transpiring here will surely be ours,
O.outhrons. SAM ORB.