Daily Republican., 1885-10-28
The Industrial Fair.
A VERY LARGE ATTEN DANCE
LAST EVENING NEW ExAI.
BITS COMING IN.
A CONTINUED SUCCESS

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are not large enough to accom- moda ate |
the many new exhibitors, who are con- |
| stantl coming In, and the vast crowds |
OF visitorslthat ar on the increase daily. |
A number of new decorations have been |
| made, and the managers will continue
to do everything in their power to make |
the fair attractive, as we'll AS an instruc-
tive resort. There was large mum
Der OK visitors on Tuesday from the
country. all Of whom were surprised
and delighted with the extent Of the
iexhibits.
! DIR. Funk makes a very handsome
display of teeth, and tho different things
lappertainiLI to their manufacture.
Richard X Tatnall, agent for the
Acme carpet and plush renovator, has
the article on exhibition, and q colored
man at work showing how to use it,
and the results.
| Jones Guthrie & Co., carriage build.
ers, make fine exhibit of carriages and
tbuggies, that attract considerable attep.
| tion by their fine work and excellent
finish.
Richard Smith, taxidermist, has a
beautiful case of butterflies artisticAlly
jarranged in the shape of star. He|
also exhibits several vases OF mounted
birds, and other specimens Of his work.
Cooling Brothers have on exhibition
a latest sty le extension top Surrey car
riage, which is magnificent speci-
men of what eau be done by Whining.
ton carriage builders.
| McIear & Kendall make fine dis
play Of carriages, embracing four
samples of their very superior work.
The Charles Warner Company have
an exhibit that attracts considerable
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cement, cement testing machine, and
magnitioent model OF the steamship
Hudson made of gold and silver, by Ben.
ton, the well known model maker, At a
cost of %, 600.
The Diamond State Iron Company
make display OF their productions, Of
which not only they but the citizens Of
Wilmington can we'll be proud. 1t
Consists OF iron ore, pig iron, nuts, bolts,
Iscrews, horse shoes, and other articles
man nufactured at their works.
The Pusey Il Jones Company have a
10 horse power Clerk gas engine, that
supplies the motive power used in the
building. They also exhibit shaping
: machine and Harrison adj Unstable tiue
hole cutter.
Harlsn & Hollingsworth have some
very handsome models of boats built by
them.
The Wilmington Jute Mills make q
VERY fine exhibit of twines and Other
articles of like nature.
G. W. Baker & Company exhibit the
Acme exhaust fan, or ventilator, sim
lple and effective continuance for remov
ing air in large volumes. The fan II
also adapted 70 ventilating public build
linRs, theatres, schools and other places
and for removing heat from laundries
bak cries, boiler rooms, eto. They alst
lexhibit the Baker tin and sheetiI OF
@ workers punch, and the Baker shear.
- w. 8. Bullock has milk wagon and
, dearbon that are models OF fine work
~ In one corner Of the annex there is ,
Potter printing press, exhibited by tn
q James b Webb Company,on which the
Y Armory Fund Journal, q sprightl.
little daily, is printed. 1t is published
It and edited by DR.. Speck, and will b
issued daily during the continuance o
Z, the fair.
The William Lea Il Sons Compan.
make fine exhibit of flour and cor
tmeal, made by both the old and ne'
iproGess, showing that in making tiou
by the new process there are six redut
tinus in wheat, and ten in middlingi
They also have screenings, first an
second brake meal, bran, ship stuff, et'
James r. Wood & Co. have the
non conducting fire proof covering fC
pipes, an exhibit that justly receive
considerable attention from those usin
heaters and steam pipes, where it is a
object to obtain all the heat possib
from the smallest amount OF fuel
w. *. j, Lang make an exceedingl
T attractive display of cakes and cracker
nicely put up in tin boxes with glass
iroHt.
s. +. Bannar has a very handaom
iboat that is a model of fine wor&ma al
ship. Ho also has boat built viii
or he was an apprentice, the two saowiT
his first and last effort.
7 John W. Reeve has fancy Sure
lS buggy of his own manufacture, whic
v i'll be chanced off at the close OF q
az, fair, and for which he is now seliiI
tickets,
J. G. Pickels & Co. have fine di
play of stoves, heaters, ranges and pa
lor stoves.
George w. Stone has an exhibit
ship chandlery, pipe fittings, bra
work and manufacturers supplies.
The Boston boot aud shoe house ma
or a fine exhibit OF lad les boots' and sho
VI that cannot be excelled by any.
George T.. Williams has the Oct
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latsorbent.
The JACKSON Lime B Goa Compar
he ,e q very interesting exhibit of q
tices, some of which are Of every d
uss in every family. They displ
samples of various kinds OF coal, a
hickory, oak and pine kindling woo
with lime rock, fire brick and TIL
Die kinds of cement.
Flynn & Jackson, in addition
heir other exhibits have the Lit
Wonder Injector for supplying stes
roilers with water.
James H. Beqgs & Co. have We
creditable exhibit of ornamental bri
work, that displays considerable Oh
in the manufacture. They also exhi
an assortment of terra-cotta work.
II. Rpbelen has fine display OF
Knabe & Co. pianos, which took
highest award at the Centennial
also has an exhibit of organs, aud I
space occupied by him is arranged IL
\ asteful manner.
Hanging at one side OF this space
the handsome afghan made by NJ
Minnie Williams, OF GFeenoank,
>-A which took the premium at the DO
and Elkton Fairs,
Funeral Director Wiison makes
magnificent display OF articles useu
- 1.-THE undertaking hubiness, consisting
"a satin-llned plush. covered casket'
!. lowered With black CLOTH aud TWO G
,dren's plush covered satin lined
kets. IN,
AZ. Wingert, Of No. 30s Eas. II
teenth street., has very handsome y
OF wax lowers at Mr. wilson q e8pt