Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-18
NOW In FULL BLAST.
- nnanass DRAW AN InnKNsR uRo WI
10 raE rAIa GROUNDS.
41se Quiss Lively and Considerable EIsc
'eDnsssang Dsans De.s By the Admires
. - NJ rsssss Osss--A Dsscrspssos Of the
nxhlhsts of the various Dspartmssss

Ef<t - - ASSSso Ooee--A Deecrsptsoo ottne
nxAlhsts of sns various Departments
~ ley Sunday and oil day Monday the
u secured down % Il has mot done before
= 80 The present season. The manage
~ ind exhibitors at the county fair felt
6 No11o blue st the untowafd surroundines,
~ oomforted themselves with the thought
- 0ho rain could mot continue forever
80 - II turned out; the downpour con-
$ $1muo1 far into the night, and the sky was
fhung n sullen clouds till dsybreak Tues.
11ny. A. The time that the sun was supposed
~ ~ fow blush riits were Deon In the
= HonVouu and BY z o'clock few sunbeams
( &n<1mmered through the clouds.
A 10 O'Clock, the clouds disappeared and
& ~ IN shousout brightly. The fair grounds
80 lntls "soggy" " but nos nearly 90
J ~ q might have BEEN expected from the.
6Esae iali Of rain. The country roads, no v
0Vss, are almost impasssbls. and hence the
4 onosndance ct the fair this morning was not
- larss ~ It Otherwise would have been.
Following are additional exhibits In the
na1n building:
81 ART GALLERY AND LADIES WORK.
Nil Josephine Reinstein displaysa case
> umonining large assortment of crocheted,
, knlteed and rope silk and outline work,
S <onnOng them being . sofa pillow, bAby's
4 olShan, tidies and table mats executed In
1oD siik on momie cloth.
Mn e. NJ. Woodward displays . large
I'd varied assortment Of fancy work, among
ohem being . bed spread on scrim table
o0ves1 On linen worked In bargarian threar,
onnhiops and tides In silk norli head In
& ~ color on white silk large screen called
ssThe Solid South" painted in color on q
Japanese panel; panels and plscques.
Alias Beckie Slaymaker displays q large
( nDcrtment Of fancy work, among them
\ be1ng specimen Of handwork dress for
1 apenial and regular premiums collection
~ laces Of ten pieces lambrequin on
plush, embroidered In chenille knitted
ladiss' and inianta' skirts paintings on
{ china and silk.
ArA Lawrence displays o number Of
foather fanA
Miss Reno, Miss Myra Locher, Miss
Mary Rohrer and Miss Evans display On
anDortment Of doylies, paintings on silk;
enbroldsred slipPers, painted china and
decorated pottery ware; paper flowers, and
Is outline work.
mede from A pieces OF wedding dress
n1IksL
Min Marsie Hsinitsh exhibits japanese
Qutlt In silk.
IDA Ehler, aged 6lS years, displays fine
& amoEtment Of outline work.
Ais Ella Bali exhibits Q fine collection
~ paintings in oil on canvas, eto
Mi8 Ida Kiefier exhibits three oravon
drawings Of fne work.
Misses Carpenter display painted panels
y md screen work.
Ma A. A. Myers, displays q collection
4 q ombroideries on plush in applique work
y md stamped embroideries in elk.
4n Zieeler displays q crocheted bed.
& 1Deead.
Ara Harnisb, Of Eden, displays crazy
quit executed In cloth.
J. b Reard0n displays glass case con-
/ aiming handmade horse Shoes.
~ Mrs.. Reuben Hackman, OF Lisitz, displays
( ans collection Of carved woodwork exc
e0ted In Pine wood, among them being
kAul Revere's Ride" and tho ''Legend OF
oIoepy Hollow"
Miss Whitehill exhibits q han udmsd a dress
o0teFed for premium.
Aim Ziegier also exhibits handmad
1Een.
George N. Graham displs1a fine assort.
enent Of fret and jza( wooden work,
4 enong them beinnt t4Sfge clock.
~. I'd FoerSter displays q fne assort-
nonsa6f decorated chinaware.
Allen w. Zug, OF Lititz, displays q fine
onDortment OF cigars.
Nj. n. q. Aller, of the Fowler gallery,
01splsys fine collection OF photographs,
among them being life size portraits OF
Postmaster Saymaker, Marriott Brosius,
Mayor Edgerley, II. Q. Carpenter. His
work 10 OF very high order, and his motto
=, 1--WE lead but never follow"
THE BABY SHOW.
The prize baby ahow opened In the az.
xicnltural tent at the upper end of the
4Tounds. The babies and their mothers
a uurses were arranged In selni circle
IN the west side OF the tent, and q very
warm place It was for them. There were
bloudes and brunetteA, fat and lean babies
& ptetty and ugly babies good na,ured and
hod-natured babies, and all other kinds of
booles; but the fond mothers each Thought
} eheir own particular pet the prettieat Fol-
loving 10 list Of them:
THE RABIES.
]. Albert Forrest
2 George M. Hsibeck.
3 Caroline k. King
& John Meissenberger.
s. Emma Shaefier.
g. Earl McNesl.
!. Florence Elizabeth Fisher.
Lille Msy Edwards.
9. John SWsrtz
h 10 Leon Q. Heller.
IL Frank Herzog.
II Florence Amelia Baxter,
u. Gertte Louisa Brown.
IL James A. Evans.
L. Katie Gsiz
le Mary Parker Springer.
- IA. Anna Weller.
a. Martha May Hawthorn.
y Harry Leroy Hutchinson.
20 Not present.
u Emma Francis Rehm.
g frankie Tsggsrt.
~ Edna Ditzlsr.
- Arametts KreiGer.
26 Geo. Franklin Hardy.
"a Peter N. Wohlsen.
= IS Emma May Oberholtzsr.
e Elorence Rosalie Stsuffer.
% Nellie Triple
81 Adam Green Dsets.
- g. Clarence Pngh.
y Raymond Harrison Gilbert.
~ Not present
16 Frank v. Allison.
Il 8 Not present
81 Dofs Bowman.
38 Mary Trewstz
oo Mathilda A. Esticker.
g Mary 8. DsveisY.
Y Adele H. K. Taper.
q Amelia Gardner.
- Dells Rein9hl.
SOME OTHER EXHIBITS.
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