The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-08-02
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Tho good pr0p'oo NJ Crime county
wuo 600 mt yotujuy 20 crlohmle
thrirouuunl 0dt, and ~ hear Mr. VI.
81, pomproy, ani orator Of the occp7ion,
Thcgewcrcprcstnt about 5000 pcrsona,
jll csedrhnl anxious to drlnl, to liz
,lrcgs DE Mil' cup Of pleasure which
hnd. beeii Gliad 10 perfect rcplctIon "
.iLc hd1drionD ma ,nerilorous gcI',
tlrmch into whose hands the manage
mcnt of the exhibition had been en-
trusted. Several splendid anlmaIswcre
placed Ia the stalls, around which
b0sc men and admirers Of the stock
interest were gathered. At this june
ture We can not refrain from adding
our commcn,ntion 60 the enterprise
of her owner and mead of praise to
that beautiful mare Nellie, which at
tracted all the attention her form and
movements demanded.
Anew horse power recently patented,
and known as the Cotton Planters
Power, was the clIicfitem Of attraction
among the samples OF machinery. An
engine, such as we have seen from the
days ofour bayhood, was'o ON exhibition
also. Itwas eIsterc'tb 10y New Orleans
firm who arc doubtless very anxious to
get rid of tliose old samples. The ily-
fing chariots and horses afforded inf
mite delight to thcyounger element Of
visitors, while great machine in the
shape OF q revolving swing Seduced 9
few enterprising ladies and gentlemen
to make the, circle offs revolution.
Tie big picture known az " Lee al
tho Wilderness,P was there also, close
IS screencain aCalifornia shanty. i
resembles Lee abotit as much as ask
shooter docs twelve pound howitzer
Ice cream houses and charity eatlnl
establishments were numerous. Ono
of tile latter class presided over by M
elegant, beautiful and acconpiishec
lady, Miss Ice, ilirnishodia happy sen
devouz for Tie writer At tic dinner
hour, where barbacued meats and al
the necessary condiments filrnishedi'
most desirable and satisfactory. repast
i! The ladies of Griniesiicounty deserve
great credit for their enterprise. We
have rarely eyer seen anywhere n fnel
bkelectioY and collection of handiworl
than was displayed by them in the am
lble hail provided for thiadepartfnent
Fruits and flowers of all kinds tigureC
largely among HE attractions contrib
uted by them and reflected in the tastt
diaolayed in their arrangements, grea
credit upon the faiP hands which hat
nurtured and trained, them LITTLE
girls and large ones, too, aided by;
corps of GaWky bows, anxious TO meri
A commencing shniIe ifron theii. sweet
hearts, kent mattcrs1ively in their eli
lff forts to- to vendi supper ticketsand.concer
tickets ana several other tricks in al
Of different churches that needed
little helping in the way of hard cash
lTherc were 4 good many editors from
different Ii.iportions .gofaoIthe Stat
present, among 1.-The number W
were pleased to meet Col. Elliott, o
the Gazette, David Richardson, of til
News, Mr.. Baker, of the Mercury, Capt
Downs, of the !Ayaco Examiner, III
Iuerital1le Van HON, ofithe Corsican
Observer, by proxy, and Col. Morphis
of Austin! 5.ea 81. % 'aslll'i Z. 2noa
! AT 2,o'clock, Brick Pomeroy was in
trot!nced to the audience, and for ncar
" two hours he held it aJhnost 'spcl
4 bound with his words, of wit andowis
dom. Dir, Pomeroy is attractive as Al
orator more on account of his earnest
ness than for his elocutionali attain
mentg.s He means business when h
talks, and his hearers instinctivel
realize thatsuGii Is tic Acase, and cor
lgcd,iently listen that fheS may 1ehrr
4 we have ln not ltlie space to givea synor
! sis,GtfI his able effort on "Wednesday
Il Suffice jtlyloweyer, to sfrpthat he GouI
/ sellpd our ipeeple all bverd Texas I
1ia,il95ainid abandon wide d acres, and build fin
holises.-,te make comfort, convepienc
] and,bemtylall subservient to their al
1i,8cfi0ntphntl iby yaifl tfreans to SO III
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