The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-17

IL. Blacknali u Don. nne display OF
remedies of their own manufacture,
affectional preparations, fruit es-
sences, extracts, plush goods, toilet
articles, novelties.
Robertson, Lloyd h Co. Fine dis
play of all kinds of hardware. cutles
ry, stoves, CRATES, points, &c.
Samuel Kramer & Co. Display of
fine brands of cigars, we'll arranged,
presenting a nice exhibit.
The Plant Office presented a nice
exhibit, we'll arranged with two large
green tobacco plants, at front
entrance.
Black wells Durham Tobacco beat
their own record. Their display was
superb, Pyramids of beautiful pack
ages of tobacco, rotating in different
directions. A wind mill covered with
granulated tobacco, a ship made of
tobacco riding upon the blue waves.
VIM. Shelburn, our Durham ar,
list, had an exhibit of pictures that
cannot be excelled by any artist in
The country.
T. F. Cheek & Son. Beautiful fur
niture of all kinds. l. presented a
lovely picture, and well arranged
They should be proud oil their exhibit.
r. T. Morris d Son. had one OF
the finest displays of their snuff aud
granulated smoking tobacco we havs
seen. Their fountain and cataract
fl"wing from a pyramid Of tobacco.
The exhibit vas arranged by Mr.. 3.
+. Tomlinson and his manager. Mr.
l.. G. Cole.
J.B. Whitaker u Co., display Of
books and stationery, Was very cred
liable.
r. ". Vaughan, had a fine display
Of drugs, plush goods, toilet dressIpg
cases, pyramid and sea br. oze, c'-
!ogne, tooth nail and flesh brushes.
Three large crystals, alum, blues
stone and prasiate Of potash, 1900
pills In one bottle.
z. j. Lyon & Co. This display
attracted universal admiration. 1t
was grand exhibit, and showed the
Lyon in all his glory. Capt. Paris
deserves credit for the beautiful dis
play OF his manufactured tobaccn
The exhibit was arranged by j. D.
Goodwin.
ART DEPARTMENT.
The Ladies Art Eepartmt mt is
very fire. There are dozens OF pic.
lures on exhibition. which show.
they were executed by trained hands
A very large screen beautiful,
painted by Miss Lola Lyon
A carriage with baby in it, painted
by Miss NJ. $. Watkins. This VA:
Mrs. Watkins own picture, and paint
I'd from q picture taken when sh,
was six months old.
Birds aud stork in Kensington, b,
Miss II. Smith.
PANEL catchers, BY Miss Alberti
Moring,
Pannel painted by Mrs. ]. F. C,n
rad.
| Picture OF lady painted on whit
muslin, by Mrs. W. II. White.
Miss Gena Rowland had q beauti
full picture on exhibition.
Oil painting by Miss Katie Cox
very good.
Winter scene, frozen creek, b
Mrs. E. J. Parrish.
Tier lillies, by Miss Alberta Mo
ring
PaDnelIpaintiug, by Mrs. J.F. Con
rad.
Screen painted By 8 Miss NJ. {
Watkins.
Birds, by Miss Bessie Whitaker
aged 10 years
Pug dogs head, painted by Mis-
Ida 81. Carr.
Boy and girl, BY Miss Gena Row
land.
| Girls head. by Miss Mollie Lea.
Two large oil paintings by Mrs. E
| J. Parrish.
| Painted PANEL BY Mrs. Z. ]. Par
IRISH.
| Horses heads by Miss Maggie Wat
kins.
Two beautiful crayon pictures b,
Mrs. J. A. Robinson.
Oil and water painting. by Mis-
z. K. Parker.
| Pictures painted on plush by Mrs
j. F, Conrad.
A horse made Of plush by Mrs. "
II. Rogers.
Cactus painted on PANEL by Mrs
Z. J. Parrish.
A crayon picture Of q lady by Mis-
Bessie +. Tanning.
Reindeer by Miss u. s. Watkins.
Picture painted by Miss Lille Par
fish.
Oil painting by Miss Ida N. Carr
Cra.on picture BY Miss Ida N
Carr.
Dog and rabbit by Miss Miss Katie
Cox.
1 q. -. -. -. .. $40.