The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-10-21
Bi-csntehuisl Eo,ss


The Trados' Display oh Wednesday, DC.
tober 2slh, will exhibit IL pruresson ths
growth oflhe industries in Philadelphia and
Pehnsylvania. Every large industrial cs-
tablishment will exhibit its peculiaflties ii
ihanufsCture, aud thd operallon Of rinddc.
Ing the goods kr market, masking wuhdcF.
fully vatied exhibition moving thfudgh thu
streets of PhilSdelphia.
All grades Of cptton aud wooden goods will
b6 shown in procrss of manufacture, The
carpet nahhfatiures, tool mskbrs, mechan-
zeal and machinery establishments, rolling
mills, fouhdries, &C., will vie with each
other in the magnitieence Of their display.
Wednesday afternoon the Welsh singers
from. schuylkill, Luzerne and Carbon cuun,
ties will contest at sRa and Chrsthut Alt
sons Building.
Wednesday evening the illdhiIhated Pro
cessioD, consisting of Historical TableauA
and Epic Of tile East, including REPRESENTA-
tions of the prominent events in the hiss
tory of the old aud new wor d. The cos.
TUNES aud the roloring will be on scale Of
unparalleled rhsgnifitencti and the colorsd
and calcium lights will add greatly 10 the
effect of this aGvel attraction,
Each tablcau VII, he on car @hdh will
be drawn by A, d, DR. hoFses. fhs cars ~rll
be from 20 to 40 Itet loBg, as REQUIRED by
the subject. The framework of some Of the
tablesux will be rs feet high, and the char
acters will be represented by people moving
in the best society of Philadelphia.
This grand and novel feature will move
through the streets of Philadelphia, the fin :
est exhibition being made on Broad street.
We understand that the Philadelphia &
Reading Railroad will run special trains for
all points on its main line after this Droces.
sion is over, oh which the rsdrtsd rate ex-
cursion tickets will be ncrepted.
Thursday, October 26th, Grand Musical
Festival by the various singing S"cieties of
the city and State, including he Welsh aud
Germans.
The .Choirs will number from rs 10 aOD
people each, and the singing will bs ex
ceedingly attractive in its nature.
The Grand Display Of the Knights Temp
lar of ennsylvauia aud other States will be
the prominent feature OF the day in the way
of processionJ ard will exceed any display
ut similar nature which has taken place
heretuiote
The knights Tehplar are com posed Of the
best class of citizens OF the different States
and always make an imposing demonstra-
tion. Their endesl ors dn this occasion will
I'm t,,R "a
iully expecied that for numbers and attfaSi
tiveness this demonstration will be without
an equal.
Thursday afternoon there will be Grand
Regatta Oh the Schuylkill, in which the
amateur clubs will turn out about one hun
dred racing boats of all classes, manned by
meu in the attractive uniforms OF the vari
Gus orge nizatiOns.
The Bicycle Meet and Review in Fair.
mount Park, aud the display OF national
sports of the hations that settled Pennsyl.
vania; with prizes IN the most successful
participants, will close the attractions of the
day.
Friday, October 9th, the Grand Military
Display, with review of land ahd naysl
forces. The entire National Guard ot the
State of Pennsylvania, with visiting drih.
panies rum neightaring States will coni.
pose the procession, uhder the tonimahd of
General JOHN F. Hartranft.
1t sexpected that 20 900 troops-infantfy,
cavalry, and artillcry-will take part in the
| procession.
In the evening there will be general il
Elimination nf the private residences and
business places, Introducing thany novel
features.
Our readers should cut out these articles
and reserve them for information, and
should remember that excursions will be run
by societies aud excursion managers, and
that every oppurtnnity will be afforded the
people living along tho line of the Philadel-
phia & Reading Railroad to visit Philadel-
phia at cheap rates, and with ample car at'
combinations.