The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-25
MEssRs. Il, p. cowEN & co.

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They are most perfect workmanship
the wood being much OF the appear.
ance OF mahogany.
MEssRs, TERRY BROS.
The Terry brothers present generous
samples Of wheat ~ follows: Son
wheat No, ., raised by Major Thur
man, of Dallas comfy; "Red May
raised by Mr.. o. Finley, of Dallas
county; "Walker Wheat" raised 10y
Mr.. p. Cocker, also OF this county;
Large White" choice No, 3, raised In
Johnson county.
MIR. HAYNES
has display Of white Tennessee corn,
six tars OF which will make bushel.
The kernel Is fully developed and the
err Is of u mammoth size, They are
excelled BY hut one pair of ears in
America, and you wouldn't have TO
look beyond the political arena OF this
district to find them.
MIR. II. q. uAuGARr,
Ia one OF the foremost merchants of our
city, and he announces his pres
ence at the Fair by n complete line OF
esculents Of all description. He has
the Spy, Pippen, Ben Davis, Wine
sap, Gentian and other apples, all as
rosy as the cheek OF your sweetheart
on being kissed for the first time, aud
AZ plump and suceulent rs dear old
Mother Nature ever made them. He
also displays quantity OF butter, ra-
dent rs June sunset, aud of honled
richness. His potatoes are Jewels of
the sod, while his cabbages are bould.
ers in size, and rs SQUAD as II Spanish
doubloon while the spiced pigs feet,
krout and pickles, are sufficient to
make sy barite melt with desire.
McitEN2lE's SUSPENSION FARM FENCE
This portable or stationery fence, ut
the election of the party constructing
II, challenges special mention, There
is nothing redundant in this barrier,
every plank has its particular Office to
I'LL, and its joints are 30 arranged with
" ire and stake key that egress or in
gress is had ut every panel. This plan
can be used either with rail or plank.
1t is required to be squared AT but one
end and there being no rnils on the
ground II Is not effected by the action
of water or other properties Of the
earth, aud is adjustable to any kind OF
position, The gentleman who has
this fence on exhibition, Rev. o. b.
johnson, OF Terrell, is always
pleased to show It's excellent
parts.
u, Nj. OSBORNE & co.
A magnificent photograph of the
palatial building occupied by this firm
in our city was placed in their build
ing yesterday. 1t is Ivy Moses. (not
the palrIarch.l
MIR. THOMAS TENNETT.
Mr.. Tennett has placed on exhibit
ton noble pair of "Slyer Hamburg"
chickens hese,beautiful birds were
the admiration of large ooncourse OF
visitors.
MIR. GEORGE sIIAFFNERs.
The poultry displayed by Mr.. Shaft
ners are stately looking bipeds and APP
pear ny If they had enjoy ed more than
the crumbs which fall from the rich
mans table. His lot embraces the
Light Brahmas, Hoodans, Dark Brah-
mas, Buff Cochin, Partridge Cochin
and Dark Cochin.
MIR. u. N. OWENS
has the Yellow Drama, Black Napo-
leon and best game cock, all of "blue
blood,n aud hence members OF the
highest toned circles of their tribe.
MIR. JOSEPH REvERCHERE
exhibits the White LeghCrn fowls, Of
exquisite beauty and n perfect marvel
every way.
MIR. JEWELL.
The attractions introduced by Mr..
Jewell consist of two trios Of light
Brahmas, and one trio of fun Coach.
ins, all prominently lovely.
Reportorial acknowledgements are
again due Mesdames May, Phifer,
Rogers, Williams and NunnclIy of the
Baptist dining hall, and likewise Mes
danes Barley, Wheat, Baxter, john
s0n, Rawlins and HARDWOOD of the
Christian church dining hall, for po-
lite favors That elegant gentleman,
Major Keller, brother of Colonel KEEL.
Ter, of the street railway company, will
also accept our thanks.