Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08
GAZETTE AND STATE j


custom goods. Yates " Co., the Plila-
delphla clothiers, also show II display Of
iin0 clothing.
The Domestic Sewing Machine Com
pany has 4 crowd around its stall watch
| ing the speciality work in button-h hole
attachment and chain stitch. Displays
Of needlework In colered silk and other
material ale on exhibition.
| Tho display of the Singer Sewing
| Machine Company is in charge of Il, r.
| llazleton and five assistants. There Il
Il fine exhibition Of pictorial needle
! work which Is very much admired
| Operators are at work with Singer ma
chimes Ill the time. a. one-armed man
is engaged name-writing. A crowd Of
spectators continually watch the beauti-
| full work he accompishes in letter writ
| ing with the machine.
/ John n. Mclaughlin, southeast cor
ner Front and Shiplcy, has charge Of
the A. II. Reed dairy fixtures OF Ihila-
delphia, including creamery, printers
and churns, and the Lafayette butter
printer, which is used by many OF the
| Philadelphia commission men The
Dc Laval Separator Company of New
York displays hand and power churns.
!
mington Bicycle Company.
II. II, Moody's shoe exhibit Is draped
in black and yellow. Ii comprises an
elegant limo Of ladies' evening footwear
in all styles and shades. Also an at
tractiye exhibit of gentlemen's footwear,
Here are seen the staple ladies' shoes Of
Laird, Shober & Mitchell of rhilalel-
phia and well-Snown brands in gentle.
mems shoes.
Ellwood Soudcr, the drapery and
general upholstery artist, is showing the
results Of his tasteful work in the main
building. Among the most elegant
samples from his hands are the decull-
tons of Il. Il. Moody's shoe exhibit.
| j. Is. Malott, Fourth and Poplar, ex-
hibits harness dressing and speciality
in a peculiar bread and cake knife with
serrated edge which cuts the bread with
out crumbling.
'ratnull's creamery is dispensing cool
draughts Of fresh milk at its counter, in
this building.
Steward " Chandler make an extern
siye and practical display of -four and
feed.
The exhibit Of tile and fireplace
articles by Jesse X. Baylis, is very
beautiful. Tho artistic woodwork OF
the mantel-pieces, the carving in flowers
and vines, is attracting great deal Of
attention Two elegant samples of the
most recent work in this branch Of
household structure are shown,
The long array OF every variety Of
stove, parlor and kitchen displayed by
Cleaver & Hearn comes next, This
exhibit makes q speciality in stoves OF
the best staple brands only.
The Pyle Cycle Go. and the Mcdaniel
& Merrihew Go. are visited by hundreds
of cycle athletes, and also numbers Of
lady amateur cyclers anxious to Learn
what Is the newest in the favorite road
machines
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
The agricultural implements and car
riage display, although not up to tina
of last year in the aggregation of OK
; hibits, still there is plenty for the agri
culturist TO select from. Some very
handsome wagons are to be seen on ex
, hibition, and what is most encouraging
is the fact that the owners are most al
; local exhibitors. Among them are j
I. and L. u. Eliason, ]. i. Mclaughlin
A, L. White g. Brother, all Of this city
FARM AND GARDEN.
In the farm and garden department ;
surprising display is that of M. l.
: Creider & Son of Mt. Joy, Pa, who ex
: hibit no less than 10 kinds of cereal, in
Guiding Canada Wonder, New Monarch
Golden Floss, Jones winter variety ant
q large number OF others. This exceeds
any exhibit of the kind ever displayet
at the fair, Taking it as whole thu
: department exceeds in the magnitude 0
! the exhibits all former efforts. A sur
!, prising fact is the number of fin
! peaches on exhibition in the fruit de
a partment.
THE BENCH SHOW,
. Persons visiting the bench show thi
year have expressed great surprise tina
'. so few dogs are on exhibition there
;. The exhibitors yesterday included Jaco
d Brommoch Of Philadelphia; William
! Beadenkopf of this city and George C
: Whiteman. With few exceptions thi
+ comprised the number of dogs yesterday
!, although it is probable that the exhibit
8 will increase before the fair is over. TIL
/; superintendent in charge Is Israel Tai
!. linger, colored.
4 The pnultry exhibit in charge @
I; Superintendent McFarlan is equal I
(; that of last year.
is EXHIBIT OF STANDARDIZED HORSE:
Y The display of standard bred horse
Y; is one of the finest ever seen i'll Wi
II mington,
7. AlbertShummerillo of Pennsgrove,N j
has on exhibition the stallion BeltoniaI
!, years old, sired by Belman, who has
= record of 2,17t,
L Clark Pettitt, Salem, N, j. show Hol
j. tense tilly, 3 years old, sired by BelmaI
Bellamena, FLY, same sire Bea
Wrinkle, same sire; Belman, reeor
n 2.17f, sired by Belmont dam, Indian,
il Belle yersclle, sire, Belman; Baltimor,
i. year old, sire, Belman.
4. Frank Pinkerton, New Castle-Judg
e Gllpin, by Albert W., record 2.20; dal
le Jennie S., she by Electioneer. damon
1t King, black colt, foal 30; sired b
Vivesse, record 2,23; dam by Alexande
IL first dam of Diamnnt; Black Bess, pace
l. she by Fergus McGregor
,r Winfield S. Simmons, Wilmington
exhibits fine three-year old stallion.
is George d. Wetherlll, Chester, Pa
10 Beteime, sired by Lyndon, record 2.20
ID dam Nellie Stout by Mambrino; &, dal
ID Reno Burdett by Alexander Norman
ID gig. dam by Maxmillon. Brandolyl
is sired by Lyndon, 2.29f; dam Lad
Brandy, full sister to Brandy 30,
m record s.sOt; two years old, 1 OF
T. year old
ic II. P, Bullen, Wilmington, Delawal
IL Gilt, sired by old Gilt Edge, sire {
r. Saladin, 2,23t,
8, David Ford, Wilmington, stallion
ut Zephyr, by General Knox,
Of II. T. Wood, Benvenue, 4-year-ol
sire Wildwood; Lizzie Wilkes, by Vorte