Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-09-07
FOURTH EDITION.


Fair Notes,
His Excelleney, BENJAMIN 7. Blpgs
Governor Of the State Of Delaware, ant
bis son, Hon. John Blggs, States At
torney, attended the fair yesterday.
The fair has been popular surprise II
magnitude excellence, attendance and
success
Tho shower, to many persons, was
welcome visitor, at $50 p. M, yesterday
because Of laying the dust.
OVER 500 HORSES IN ONE DAT.
H. L. Brown furnishes one horse tina
operates . champion mower which cuts OF
hoop poles from inch TO IL inches II
diameter, these being inserted In tn,
knife while In operation at the fair. Hi
weight is 1900 pounds, and he is one o
the test from his large livery aud board
Ing stables, Nos. ITO and liz Orang,
street.
Mr.. B. does all kinds OF hauling, lIeht
and heavy. He has span Of PercheTor
horses working self binder for j. Me
Laughlin. He fed over 800 horses at thu
Fair on Thursday. His enclosure Il
about one and half acres
FINE CARRIAGES.
Fine Brewster buggies, doctor
pb@ IONS, drop front rockaways, exten
sion tops, canopy top surveys, cut-undei
station wagons, are the leading lines Of
manufacture by Cahill & Co 2ys and
2l0 Orange street, Substantial work
solid finish and first-class quality char.
acterize their exhibit at the Fair. A
tnree-quarter top buggy, clrmIns run
Mug gear, attract much attention.
II is q Brewster, very stylish, two
seated surry, with movable top; is COM
Portable.
The Depot Cut Under is 30 called be-
cause the front wheel cuts under the
body and makes short turn-the length
OF the carriage. Its gear is painted ca
nary color, with black stripe. The back
seat Is reversible. You can sit back to
back or oil face front In the 2-seated
carriage. 1t is both commodious and
stylish
THE CARRIAGE wHEELMAN.
s. d. Forbes, of 800 West street, Will
mingtoD, Del, received commentator
from carriage builders for his patent
spoke-felly tenon, which he has added TO
his celebrated hub-banded Common
Sense" wheel.
REMARKABLE CARRIAGE.
AT our fair there Is an exhibit Of car
rage that is remarkable for the numer-
Gus advantages II comprises, viz. 1, high
wheels; ., cau turn Ia nearly the length
Of the carriage without cut under; 8. 1t
Is an equalizer on the SPRUCE, whether
one or two or four ride; 4, II is a combin-
alton carriage without the appearance OF
such; 5, It will bear 800 pounds weight
without fall; o, the drive can move him
self and the seat forward aud let the pas
seugers In at the doors without his get
ting ont OF the carriage aud without
dresses hitting against the wheels; z, It Is
roony without being oversized; 8, II is
mcet substantial and cold without extra
ordinary weight; 0. It affords more teat
room with less bulk than any other car
riage.
Its style lie so stationary that no one on
the street would observe 1t to be q CON-
carriage.
1t is a family phaeton, with stationary
top, with side doors, full curtains and
Las the style of surrey with two seats,
and soli-supportiug and Ii
deemed so worthy that the Mcllinger
Patent Ph@ton Co., OF No. 1885 and
2S37 Germantown avenue, Philadelphia,
make it their only exhibit. They also
build o carriage which hoe all thsso ad-
Nahtages ana On extension, shifting, fall
ing top.
TWO VALUABLE PATENTS
Perseverance, and grit, IN Whining
ton mechanic, have, In a nth OF cen
tury, won his way to distinguished sue
cess.
Carpet and paper, making civilization
the whole world over, Is two valu-
able patents Of a Delaware artizan.
VIM. Luke and d. Lindsay, superin.
tendents of The Jessup & Moore Paper
Company's milllon-dollar Rockland and
Augustine paper mills OF Wilmington,
Del, recommend Thomas Ferry's Star
Dnster for rag ard paper Stock" so do
more than 80 great paper-making corpo-
ratioDs, Including many OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Connecticut, Massachusetts, Holyoke,
Lawrence, Glen Falls, etc Of which a
circular will be sent gratis to all appll-
cants by mail.
Points claimed are: 1. Thorough work.
2. No loss of fiber. 8. Opening and
softening the stock, thus facilitating cut
ting. 4. Requirement of only minimum
power. D. Need Of unskilled labor sole
ly. O, Capacity of 1900 pounds of stock
per hour Z. Comfortable work room.
8. Adsptability of sizs 10 requirement
OF mill.
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