Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Amongst the contributors to this dc.
partment are Lillian jackson, Julia
stdinicksn, Lena y. Moore, PrudIe
Allen, A. 8. MuhlhAusen, Name Ham.
aitt, Robert Baird, George W.
HumphFy, Bertha Riley, Ella Hood,
Mira. A. @. Fogg, Mrs. q. II. BAily, y.
o. BWArtS, Cecilia Miller, GartEude B.
Harlove, jerome B. Bell, Charles Do.
bell, LisEle Wells, Mary Morrow,
Wheeler, o. w. GoueTt, P. Blooms.
burg, w. b. Butler, Maggie Bonner
and Il. d. o BRyns.
But leaving this corner Of natural
and art beauty J. &J.N. Harman
comes next with splendid assortment
Of furniture, and then the Hollis &
H0AEn Manufacturing % comes next
With . perfect avalanche OF house fur.
nishipR gooda. n. n. Robelen's grand
selection Of pianos Of different makes
claims and will get the attention OF tho
passer by. II 10 not say ing too much to
say that NJ MegAry q Son, lead In u 0
oArpetipR line and beautiful house.
hold furniture. W. O. Phillips is on
hand with q fne display of self raising
and ell other kinds OF -four. y. e.
Hodges shows what he has and what
be can do in the upholsterIng line. The
Domestic Sewing Machine Company
has an elaborate display of very Que
needle work that attracts general Atten.
tion.
Then comes diSplsy Of canned and
preserved fruit. The exhibits are by
lady contributors. Ii would require nj
most . column in the REPUBLICAN 10
name ell the condiments, piokels, spices
preserves, jallles, canned vegetables,
| "a 1nN
are exhibited here.
The display 10 tempting, attractive
and Actually . wonderful combination
Of art In kiloheu cookery and pEsserv.
ing fruits. Nobody can help bat stop
OF this great display.
Passing on, Deverall Bros. . hne dis.
play or Msson's crackers and cakes 10
met with, ana close by IL W. BrAdWAy,
showing how he works his "CiIy Steam
La1ndIy."
Here is . clothing exhibit. 1t Is A.
O. Yates b Co.'s display, Of PhilAdel.
pbis, and here is j. W. Canary, nm old
WilmiugtoniaD, in charge Of T.. This
firm is no stranger to WilminRton.
PanooAst Allen turns the mind on music
by his fine display Of pianos and organs.
". b. Robinson smiles at you from be-
hiud = number Of slower, ranges and
heAterP, and he shows how TO make
beautiful Are plAos.
8. q. BAynAEd not only exhibits 3
handsome case OF JewelTy, but he comes
TO The front with q number Of pianos,
organs and other musical instrumS nts,
These are net sll bat o few OF the ex-
hlblts In the main exhibition building.
Leaving this building we pass out
into one OF the aunexes, . huge tent,
and the hTst thing met on the left is the
Bertolette Bros display Of bicycles,
among which are the Star, Swift. safety
and Marlborough tandems. This iu
bicyollst headquarters. Following this
comes Albert JAoquotB display Of haT-
nesB, HAmberRer B. Sons arc making
. splendid display OF clothing. TAtnall
-four, feed And hay. The Kendall
MAn nufActuFing Company 10 making a
grand display, and Proctor & Gamble
are on hand with their soap and soap-
inc. Joshua Conner makes . flne ex-
hiblt Of harness, and W. Y. Warner Il
vsTiouH horse equipments. The car.
riage department was not very full yes
terday, but among the exhibitors are
Patrick OAhill q Co., Cooling Bros,
Samuel j. White, Charles W. Horn,
Jones Guthrie and John W. Reeve.
Toe exhibit will be more full to-day.
Mr.. Whites exhibit includes . novel
papier-mAobe pony harnesaed TO . cart.
rhe Diamond State Iron 90. exhibits q
large display OF railroad fastenings,
horse shoes ard other iron work. VII
liam LAWtoD, It 10 needless TO say, 10
making . grand display Of ohinA and
fancy ceramic goods. Meyer Meyers is
In . pleasant mood, and makes ell |
AFouad him pleasant As he smilinRly
points to his display Of handsome cloth
ing. Giles B Rudolph have . regular |
store In corner OF the building Of Rentb'
goods. The Delaware OIL B |
LsAtheE 90. arc showing the virtues Of |
pOrpoise hides, porpoise oil and other
uses Of the pOrpoise Kennedy 81 Co.,
= new music firm Of Wilmington, are |
making . splendid display Of piAnos
and musical instruments. B. y Me- |
Daniel exhibits Victor wheeled bicyoltB |
Porter 8 Co make o fne display Of books,
fancy artioles. G. W. Cooley makes q
splendid display OF wall paper and |
fancy work. W. H. HartloVe displays
qun6, Eifle-, pistols and knives in the
greatest profession, while all the equip |
mentS for . gunner or sportsman can be
found here aud admired.
The Oapslls Hardware Company
make o varied and handsome display Of
hard ware, guns, pistols, coffee mills,
aud ga almost endleEs list OF useful atti-
cles.
Toe Peninsula Lumber Co formerly
%. G.. sRwdon, Fourteenth and Scott
5treSt -, make new aud novel display.
On \ sub structure Of white and yellow
pine 10 erected q super structure Of COR
rugRted wood, which is . novel eight In
this Vicinity and which 10 . new form
Of fancy wood work. In the osntre 10 o
sample Of red wood shlngling, which
combines to mako IN exhibit ct once
novel, pretty and interesting.
There will be many more exhibits in
his annex to-day, and the oontsnts Of
he second annex, containing fowls,
logs, Vegetables aud fruit products,
will have 70 remain uRRotiCed Tor the
PRESENT.
THE AFTERNOON RAoAs.
In the afternoon general attention
gAa attracted to the raoe course. The
lrst race war for the 500 olAla and fer .
'urss Of $500. For this race there were
2 entries but only 6 OF them came on
he track, As folloWB: Jesse d."
henderson supples, Gulf Mills, Pa
james g." Brooke Ludwig, Shilling
on, Pa Veteran b." Harry Strobe,
ilWin, Pa; "OimsTEon," d. N. UlrIch,
IeWArk, bel; "9royeT c." j. NJ
IsAdley, Chester, Pa; "Phil Mcguire,
r." 1. b. PAWling, PhilAdelphiA. Pa.
he race WAS exciting ard interesting,
% uirinR ava heAts 10 decide the con {
sst. "Jssse D." won Rrat money; !
James g." second, and "VstrrAn,"
hiEd. Time, 4 42H, 4 A0Xi AS, 2.s9H