The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-24

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ell Il Go. also have q Nltfls
shepard q Co.'S, OF Battle Greek
Michigan, vibrator thrashlug nia
chine aud horse hay rakel from The
Long manuiactory OF Hamilton
Ohio. Also Alice Il Bros celebralet
cotton cleaner, perfect separator d
all dirt dust aad Leaf trash from ths
staple. a Double Quick Cotton Press
Which works 10y horse or steam anc
runs the slu. a McCormick's harvester
aud self binder, thismachlno receiving
the drst prem'um at tho So Loals
Fair Mr., II, NJ. l1ens, az New Or
leans, aud Mr. }, \. Nelalhorho are
actively scooudlng Mesars. G. s.
Mitohell 81 Co., the former pentlemnn
representing the Double Qnick Cotton
Press, aud the latter the Mccormick
harvester md seltbindVr 10th us
royal piecea OF mechanism Nv their
custodians are courteous aud oblislng
spirits.
MEssRs, %. ~. OSBORNE ~ 90.
The reporter was gcnially received
by the anable Captain Lemmon,
agent for the above arm, and
found every thing working beau-
tiiully and to tho admiration
Of all spectators, Driven by u
teu-horse power engine, OF the Russell
make the Wheeler seit-raking reapeIs
and mowers aud choppers, aud the
Kirby re0pera and mowers, were per.
forming their movements with all the
smoothness of u lovers tongue, aud
with tho ease Of your arm stealing
around tho waist OF II pretty widow.
This firm deserve especial considera.
ton for having been the first upon
the ground aud the frat In operation,
besides they exhibit Us manufacturers
only and received the first premium at
the Centennial.
MEssRs. RUSSELL & co
This firm show several very fine
tbrashers and steam engine oitwenty
horse poweG Both arc handsome
work and Mr. Church, the agent In
this State, ia bringing this machinery
TO the attention OF farmers IN man-
mr. to insure them popularity.
MEssRs, MCCONNELL q 60.
With u CHEEKY smile the popular Mr..
Joe Mcdonnell chaperoned 'pnE HER.
AID representative through his line Of
goods which were as follows, and in
all respects made splendid display.
Mcconnell improved plow, manufao-
tured by the Moline plow company o!
Illinois. The wood work OF the plows
arc Of white oak, while the mould
board and slip shears are Of hardened
cast steel. The Evans gang pillow,
made 10y the Moline company. Its
cutter is circular, operated by three
levers. This enables the driver to
handle the plow with ease on Siding
ground and hog wallows. 1t can be
set to any desired depth, md turn
corners without removing the shear.
MEssRs sTuDEBAKER bros.
The renown of this mandatory Il
sufficient to draw a "cloud OF witness
es" at any time to an examination o
their workmanship, and their Texal
department under the management Of
Mr.. j. w. Witwer, has been conduct.
ed so ably that the "Sludebakerp has
almost become farm dcSiderdtHR.
The wagons on exhibition of this firm
are beautiful drags, one particularly
Is strikingly noticeable. Its tongue Ii
of the most delicate grained ash
highly polished oak wheels and axles
and the whole finished with the most
brilliant coach varnish. MIR. Witwer
also has Oh the ground q three spring
family wagon, coach finish, with Rus
STA leather cushings, and supplied will
SSavens' best patent wheel and box,
Of three panels. This gentleman hal
also Furst & Bradley's sulky, gang
stube and old ground plows, and cul
tivator rakes.
| MIR. ID. l.. BURRIS.
This gentlemen displays "rhe Kan
sas Wagon,n manufactured ut Leaven
worth, Kansas. The box is Of poplar
with oak wheels and axles, surmounte,
with spring seats, and finished will
copal varnish. This wagon Is eS
tremely handsome, and was honore
at the Centennial by being awarded
gold medal as "the best farm wagon.
MITCHELL WAGON COMPANY.
Mr.. }. N. Leeper, the efficient ager
of the above company, has M han
the make OF this factory. Thesewagon
took the first premium at the 81. Loui
Fair. They have the Dodge spoke
locust hub and hickory axies. Their
are two kinds on exhibition--th
thimble.skein and iron axle, aud ar
guaranteed for twelve months.
BELL pL0w COMPANY,
or M IL Is more generally known, tn
Dallas Manufacturing Company, hav
their invention on exhibition in th
pest of style. Several OF them were I
be seen upon the ground aud gave PEI
feet satisfaction. The mould hoard ,
tn implement Is Of maple, with ste,
pc mt, and the black, waxy soil, K
the ,altiyation Of which it was mad
sat length mastered by this wonde
full invention.
PHGNIX STONE COMPANY.
Captain j. w. Sehenck makes
most creditable display OF the artist