The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-09-09

, rravers, Calvin Merritt, Richard L1dge,
Alex VanBuskirk, Walter Denny, F
Mcknight, James Stirling, John Morgan,
| Samuel Reed, James Shippers, Elmer
Grant, BENZ Harris, F Bryson.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.
Entering the door at the entrance of
Mitchell Hall, we found the exhibit of
the Hecker- Jones' Jewell Milling
| Company. This tasteful display was
under charge of MIR. ]. II. F. Pomer, a
| courteous and pleasant gentlemen who
dispensed hospitality in the shape Of hot
buck wheat cakes, prepared and baked by
white capped and coated walters, in full
view Of the public.
| The next exaibit was that of Lewis
Bros, who displayed twelve large bags
Pillsbury's best -four. The bags were
made of white silk, and piled in pyra-
mid farm Next to the fair Office was
the.exhibit of Professor Bonzard. This
comprised oil and crayon sketches. BY
paving 25c one could have first class
profile sketched by the Tightening fingers
of the deft artist. Music Allied the air
around the display of Estey Organs,
under the supervision of Mr.. +. Lynch.
Mr.. Lynch, obliging as usual only waited
to be requested to play first class music
to his interested audiences. Particu
larly noticeable in this display were the
two fine Bishop pianos, made and fin
| ished in natural woods. Also a beauti
full piano made of buried walnut.
A.C. Yates and Co, of Philadelphia
showed the latest styles in ready m ado
f clothing. Their samples showed. that
ready made clothes Of every description
have kept pace with the general marcel
of improvement that has characterized
, this last quarter of the nineteenth
r cedtury.
:; Mr., John II. Clark held sway over tn
f Standard Sewing Machines, handsome
oak sewing machine, polished to thu
highest degree, reflected the faces of til
group of ladies who always surrounded
v this exhibit. Mr.. John B, Cook shove
: how with a little prac tice the mactin
( could be made to do button hole work
e Kensington art work, white work etc.
t OF course everyone wanted to see an(
:. comment on the culinary portion of tn
s Household Department. 1t was wei
e worth seeing and showed, that the wive
= aud daughters of the Maryland Penia
:: sula, have never found equals in th
y epcurean art of cooking. Particular
e did the observer note the tasty an
n systematic manner in which ever
> article was arranged.
- This department was under til
management of Mrs. W. A. Mitohe
- Mrs. McQuilkin, Miss Maloney, Nil
johnson, NJ SIS Edna Henry, and Mil
> Florence Tuite, ladies all well know
q, as competent managers in acythir
GO that pertains to good house keeping.
~ Among $50 many triumphs of Il
n. house wives skill it is impossible
u. particularize any one or two article
". sufficient let it be said, that all we
d, good without an exception. Files
r. golden butter the product of o
Is, diaries. Crisp and delicious pastr
IS, plate after plate of that pride of
I'M state the Maryland, Biscuit jslli
clear and transparent as crystal, preser'
OF all tropical and domestic fruits. L
nat exhibit of pies was unusually large a
Try superior in quality. The same may
~ said of the cakes and rolls. The picl
IN and chow chow display was larger th
it has ever been. Caramels, Gre
rns almonds, peppermints, and cand
nd walnuts showed that our domestic eau
nv makers are equal in many respects,
professionals.