Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
THIRD EDITION.
Fair Notes.

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number OF songs with marked cocln IS
and forinniity. He then passed his hat
for . collection, Informing a Questioning
reporter that his address IL Harper Dun
ham Clark, No. 4i0 West Forty ty-second
street, New York.
Miss Carrie N. Sterling, who had
charge OF the package department aud
distinguished herself for politeness aud
tntelligence, goes this wes K to teach a
public school at Thurlow, Pa, she hav-
ing been n teacher In New England
States for i've years. She was born In
Wilmington, educated at the Howard
School and 10 credit to our public school
system.
USEFUL LADIES.
Mrs s. D. Brear and Mrs. NJ. Andcr.
eon, teach Morgan's Adjustable Pepper
Pattern and wax Fruit AID Flowers at
No. 4l0 East Third street. Girls and
, young ladies should learn these artistic
aud money-making vocsiions. Miss q.
S. Brooks teaches tho Magic Scale at No.
7i6 Market street. She will teach also
with Mrs Brear.
THE LADIES ALL LIKE IT.
For the convenience OF ladies', It is
sure to command the practical favor of
railroad companies. 1t has beeu AN at
traciive exhibit aud has received popu ar
favor and become we'll known 10 the
people Of Wilmington The ladies all
say they like It, and that the railroad
companies ought 70 adopt It i'm mediately.
They want Jamts y. Wood & Cos patent
extensible car step to avoid extremely
awkward getting In and out Of cars and
broken limbs.
PROF! HAMMIT1 IS oPINIoN.
james b. Sword. judge in art depart.
ment, has given satisfaction. He is a
Philadelphia artist Of high standing aud
the winners Of premiums must ieel the
more highly honored thereby.
Mr.. @. 8. Hammit says his department
attained greater magnitude and attention
than last year, and that he and the
friends Of art hrd 1t has exceeded their
expectations.
Charles /. Baker s. Co., perfumers, 234
Church street, Philadelphia, sold maly
25 cent goods and peIfumed thousands
of people gratis. C!overleaf perfume
and face powder are their speciaIties.
The fair was di'apidated affair by the
middle Of Saturday p. M, owing to the
REMOVAL Of exhibits.
Still Saturdays 5000 persons In atten-
cance were well pleased.
Jones grand stand restaurant fed
regular 50-cent meals 10 600 people Mon
day, 800 Tuesday, 100 Wednesday, 1000
Tluredsy, 7OJ Friday. A vast number
also lunched At the counter u ldtr the
polite and systematic management OF
Benjamin Il. Jackson.
The secretary OF the Wilmington Agri-
cultural and Industrial Association esti-
mates 1000 persous present on Monday.
GO00 1uetday, 10000 Wednesday, 25. 90
Thursday, 60vO Friday, S00O Saturday;
weeks total, $4,000.
MOTORS THAT GO.
1. f. Belts has made over hundred
electric motors from L-horse 10 5-horse
power, used for ventilating fans, ma
chine shops, printing offices, elevators,
sewing machines, shoe machines and all
kinds Of light machinery. /. +. Belts il
the only machinist known to the writer
who makes band saws
IMPROVED SIGN FIGURES.
Hollow wooden figure signs OF all de-
soriptions, including horses, are the pro.
ducts Of the Hambiltonian Horse Display
Company, front and Thorne streets,
Wilmington, Del. They do an extensive
business in carving. They have been
long and favorably known.
Simmons Bros, lumbermeu, Henry
Evans and The Pusey 81 Jones COMPANY
have been among tLeir patrons Tn,
carving tcr the new Fifth aud Marke
streets Central National Bank is In con-
tract with thesn- The figures 9. J. Ham
ilton, the Rrti,t, has made by the thou
sands in past years, are scattered wide
ly over the country. Their latest worl
Is greatly improved, especially in the fea
ture OF the figures, being hollow, whicl
is q remarkable invention.
W. j. Rutter, No. 223 Monroe street
wants $400 for the house exhibited at tn
fat xuh tNh hn it.
1t well worth going to see; 1t attracte
much attention at the fair. lie Is cal
p inter- by trade.
There was more than ten times q
much good as evil at the fair. Intel
gent, moral visitors picked out an
protited by the good and instructiv
ihings.
The crowd behaved we'll because the
are a we'll behaved and orderly peopl
Except for few scalawags and piql
pockets the police might have stayed 8
home.
The fair stock scrip Is held by hu,
dreds of Wilmington business man, wi
are now glad they bought it at five dc
lars per snare.
Mr.. Cahil, senior of Cahill 8; Co, W
Been re sotiatlng with q purchaser, VI
seemed downright in ernest
Mr.. Mellinger, of 2S35-7 Germantov
avenue, took carriage order from NJ.
residing near Reading, Pa.
Daniel McClintock, OF Eden Park, "
heard admiring carriage in the exhi
of S. J. White, of Second and 0rau
streets, and he declared he would 20
the factory and have one, with chan
of color in the gear
Cooling Il Co. sod n fine carriaj
Some of the carriage builders said tn
were all the sales that were made at
fair; that selling a carriage before I
fair, and putting sold" ticket on 1t
Friday, may have been fair sale,
not a sale made at the ialr. They W
unwilling to adopt su'h h procedure a
"irlck In trade"
In Carriages 3. j. White, Cahill 81
and Cooling Il Co. appeared in tho il
tapcsition OF extraordinary ambition
outriyal each other. All their exhil
were first class aud great credit to v
mington; 1--WE are also glad TO add) {
profitable to the proprietors. AS
which beat, Cahill 81 Co. had a carrii
which was not equalled by any carti
ei lis class OH exhibition. The sam
true Of one of s. ]. Whites carriage
. different class. Again the same is
Of one of Cooling g. Cos carriages {
still different class.
GREATLY ADMIRED.
Both carriage builders and otl
greatly praised s. ]. Whites exhIbi
carriages, which is now continued
year around at their commodious W.
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