The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-25
LhS aaiu Ruiiiing

Lhc aaiu Ruiiding
Exhibitors have not shown that
romptitUdc la getting their articles
into position which would have in.
surgd their being duly noted II was
not until yesterday evening that the
sound uf the hammer ceased aud the
voice Of the carpenter and the public
spirited ones was stilI.
A. GRIFpEru & CO.,
make very beautifully ar
ranged display Of standard and
fancy hardware and cutlery in the east
oui Of this building The specimens
of their large and well selected stock
shown will give an excellent idea OF
,hc qaahiy OF goods required Ia this
section.
IlS AND JAPANESE WARE.
One OF the prc,liest displays 10 that
OF those elegant and useral articles.
There was ~ wild rumor to the effect
tina: they hud been manufactured in
Wpatherfurd,n but with oil due credit
90 our enterpiising little pcighbor, the
rlmor lacks the requisite thickness.
\ FAMILY FLOUR BARREL
i4the name ofa modest Int useful nv
iicle of domestic use, made OF oak and
tinished In the highest of cooperagc
art. An engaged man was seen cycling
1t with profound interest for possible
future use,
j. $. JACEsON Il co,
have fitted up n very handsome
exhibition Of many novelties in
stationery aud articles for fitting up
rooms with taste and refinement
Among them yeryprelty kuick-knacks
on tiny velvet bauners for holding
photographs aud several very beautiful
| photographs of the latest fine pieces OF
sculpture in the Centennial eXposl- |
ton,
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J, KNEpFhY & son,
formerly OF New Albany, Indiana,
where ihoy occupied" leading position
IN their business for 'hirty years, and
who hGiI' and settled here some
months agr on Main street. make
very rich and beautiful display of
silverware. This firm ranks deserv-
edlg high, aud are sustaining their
"e'l'e"r"e" rePu'a'ioh'
LEHMAN " NoIhAF'
OF this Guy make display OF
saddles, harness, eto', OF thelr own
Manufacture tlRC IliE HERALD Is
pleased 10 call an houof TO the SIKH
and enterprise OF Dai'"s' Among
huhOer OF mo specimens OF thelt
WORK, Nu!ch can not nc surpassed III
Tie state may bo mentioned taillor-
mis- OUTFIT, consisting OF highly ana
deliberately finished sadie, orl"le'
quirt' caoraS, e'c., III Tor prince To
use. a IeXas 0utot (same ar'lcies), all
made with corresponding richness IN
design ana workmanship set OF
double buggy harness, Vaiueu NJ SOW,
OF the latest ana most admirable ue'
sign. TINS nfm e$n'oi' Sauule tees oil
'helr own MANUFACTURER "n'ch are
models OF ligh'hess ana strehgti, COM
bineu win me hhis'''
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saddlery and harness also, OF stan.
dard character, such as are most in
demand aud most used. They have u
large establishment, do an extensive
business, and are live business men.
Their display is very effectively ar
ranged and compares most favorably
with the others.
pApGITT BROS.
Yesterdays HERALD spoke of this
popular firms exhibit, but since, they
have largely increased it and added
lndy's saddle, which is the most ele
giant thing of the kind at the Fair and
would be the thing to give the best
horsewoman at the Fair