Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-02


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The Hall was brilliantly attended, not only b. our
owu eiussns, Tut from psisLboring COUNTIES ",
~ers particularly struck Vita tie unii5rn good feel
ing snd strict dscorum manifested throughout the
evening The spacious PsrOTs Of the St. Nicholas
Eers thrown oFsn At au early hour, aud =, the hour
o. eight. the crater. Col Jno, N, Crockett, and
Knights sOoi Al the head of'ts NON, aud proceeded
to the coronation scene Miss BEETLE BsisOs, Of Dali
las, tall aud regal beauty, was crowned the Queen
Of Love sud Beauty Miss LisEie Thompson, one Of
loyslies girls 10 county, first Maid OF Honor;
Miss Rate Coleman q farnut county, beautiful aud
delicate blonde, crowned second Maid Of Honor;
aud Miss Mary Stone, Of Dallas, an accomplished
young girl, Was chosen the third Maid Of Homer
The Address TO the Queen and her court was very
ehaste aud appropriate, elctlng IN, oundOd applause
=, It's conclusion,
The dancing continued to late hour. Among the
dancers We saw many old friends. aud were pleased
to hni Tarrsnt county SO we'll represented by her
beauty aud her ehiValry. Miss W., the Misses A.,
OF Fort WORTH Miss j., and Miss C.. Of Tarant; the
accomplished Mia H., Of Marshall, aud many from
our own county were among the bright particular
stars Of the evening.
The supper was served in the most approved style,
and the Queens Ball at the ST. Nicholas will be re-
membered one Of the happcst srsRis in the history
OF Dallas.
FOURTH DAY.
This proved TO be the last but not the least day Of
the Fair, The Gang Plough, by Mr., Wilson Of this
county, the greatest piece Of mechanism exhibit
ell during the Fair IL Is labor saving implement,
doing the work Of three or four poughs, with the
same amount Of horse power. II acknowledged
by the farmrrs present to be the best conrvance Of
the kind they had seen, and a large number
sold on the spot for upwards Of 500. When we have
more space, We will give full description of it and
all its appliances There fine display Of horses
both saddle and match horses, not surpassed by any
of the previous days We would notice the match of
elegant bays belonging to Mr.. Huffman The superb
turnout of Capt Ward and his span of Black Morgans
and their exquisite performances in the ring, would
do credit to their old Palmetto State. The Captain is
the best whip in the South, and seated behind his
spirited blacks, and accompanied by the elegant and
fashionable Miss H.. the reigning bell" Of Collin,
was the cynosure of every eye The Captain
easily took the premium, and like gallant Southern
err as he is, he gracefully attached the blue scarf to
the arms of the beautiful girl by his side, and won
more honor for his galantry than for his fine equip
age. This was literally the browning scene of the
Fair, and gave it additional eClat
We mention, in connection with the ladies, the
graceful riding on horseback of Miss II Of nN'Nns,
which drew unboun led admiration ttom every rao.
We have heard ,ha most i.t.aring cna,nVms passed.
upop he case aol elegance NTH which sh managed
as, h3.l,
Lang H.t gs Fus'
Toompeb praise cannot be bestowed upaa tho D- /
raatoi- mad manager. Of the Fsr during their labor
igus jotos. The euergy, mpauiaity md hhful- |
ness 10 the discharge OF Jnor i0,iea, themes Of
praise from every tongue, M.fs.s hllask, Crockett /
dano, Green, Eawpe aud .N.!leg were constantly ~ /
attendance and evinced the most praiseworthy for
getfulness of self in their deliberations. They have
tho thanks of the community.