Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

season at an ave- age pEice OF ooents
quail Trees OF his are now growing
and yis' ding six bushels TO . tree, on
land which ten years ago would not /
grow peas. i
department OF the fair Ass NJ. y. Hay.
den, L e BAylis, George W. BFinton |
g Oo., William Bush, j. L. Brown "
90. and q. 3. Horn. ell local florists;
George W. OhildH and Charles Fox, OF
Phtladelphis; Bepjsmin TuFner and
MIRA, Garrett, Of BSliimorei X. D. stut.
devAns. BoFdsntown, N. j and W. ID.
Breckenridge, GovanstoWp, N. j. Tho
display Of Mr.. Fox ia select and unique
aud attracts general attention and ad'
mirAtIou.
An exhibit much admired 10 the
magic prIsmAtlc fountain, furnished by
Ed Ward A. Robinson. 1t iS required
TO keep certain plants and hoWsrB In
good condition. The fountain ia an OBJ.
jsct OF baAuty As the lights are turned
upon II, the pIisms disclosing the varied
oOiors OF the rainbow. ALI around the
fountain are placed water ies, and the
Egyptian lotus placed there by Mr..
Fox are ouEiositles.
l The prosoanium boxes are occupied
by booths for the sale OF cut tioGers and
candy, for the benefit OF the Delaware
Hospital. > Toe candy booth Is on the
right Of the stare, and ia In charge OF
Mrs, TIlghman Johnston, assisted Dy
Mrs. Auitin Harrington, Mrg. A: ~
Johnston, Miss OAnby, Miss Msy
Oanby, Mrs. William Belts, Mlss Mar
aaFet Price, Miss 5illiman, Miss John
gon, Miss KuiRht and Miss Lewis.
: The cut flower booth in the opposite
box IL In charge Of Mrs. 7. Gardiner
Llttsll, assisted By Miss Lydia HArIing
, ton, Miss Bootes, Miss Johnston, Miti
Bisasll, Miss Belle Wales and Mil
. Sm itheTs.
The m uulc last night wns delightful
} featura of the show, Haeslef's orohes
: tra, which arrived in the afternoon, re
fused 10 occupy the stand prepared 10
, them over the temple OF Ceres Gu
4 ohOae rather Q place In the south bal
r oony, while Proctor b SoulleI's orchestrI
4 oc,upied the front OF the balcony owe
: the entrance. The hne music OF ID
Q lAttsr surprised the audience.
!, The restaurant is under the mRnEgs
ment Of the Provident Society and OK
. curlss three four!hs Of the stage. Th
" menu is complets ard the dishss Plaza
4 prloe wI,u.A saa reAon OF sii. Meal
sEe served At ali hours. Tne restAuran
10 In charge OF tle Misses Barr snd thei
u assistants are: Mrs. A. d. Warne
, Mrs. r. 2. johnson, Mrs. RumfOrt
i Mrs, Johu Lawson, Mrs. Il. g. ShoF
!, lIdRe, Mrs. J p. Waller, Mrs. Josep
, Bsilan, Mrs. VIM, 81. Hill, Mrs. II. {
z MoLear, Mrs. ElWooa o. Jackson, Mi
:, D. W. Taylor, Mrs. W. 81. Morrls, MI
2 Sisson, Miss Hilles, Mlts Lobdell, Mi
u Bolville, Miss Mercer, Mis- Turns
l. and the Misses Florence A. Pusey
70 Josie Belts, AliOa Burr, Audrey Short
D. lIdRe, Matte MoLsar, Annie McLesi
D. Hattie MoLBaE, Mary Gillespie, Bessi
u Gillespie, Helen MOOaulley, Ma
y aoopes, LIzAle Brinehurst, Mar
Thomas, Emily Warner, Eliza Bur
D Alice Pusey, Gertrude Pyle AmelI
70 PYLE, Anna Huopas, Blanche WeldiI
= Lalu Weldiu, Bessie jackson, Nam
g. jackson, Bessie Wales, 9resa Nteld
u Helen Durs, Bessie Clark May CinT
= and Ida smitheIu.
r large floral marriage bell made Of tub
ih Eeses suspended over the stage, and
80 large fioral chair 81 their stand, upo
8. which is worked tho word Rest
40 No awards for prem inns will be hl
/ nounoed before this evening.
81 Gentlemen are all requested 70 r.
30 move their bAts upon entering the fsi
st The grand music stand over lha zen
= pis Of CeIel Is the only unaishtly onJe
" TO the fair, and HAsslet's band refuses
20 use IL.
The attendance yesterday attarnot
ue aud lat night was not as large as
60 should have been or ss vas expeoae
OF but IL Is hoped tho attendance tod
4 and until 1t oiosss will be larger
ltt The aohool children viii Uommen
mt pouring in this afternoon,
'es The soda water fountain ana
4. oraAnl stand ara in ths Weas bAso2
w. over the entrance.
ss, A last werd 10 yoU-Bs sute and
ga to this fair; yon will never see bet
at, one nor hRndtomer one.
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