The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-26
G. s. MITCHELL ~ co.
A word In Contemplation al the Mag
nihceut Fair Display ~
this Firm.

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BINDER.
This lahor-s2ving invention, ns
shown 10y the ever progressive general
agent, H.. a. McNair, should be- seen
and examined by every farmer who
visits our Fair We note the blue
ribbon with st. Louis printed on same
attached, showing the fate of c0mpeti-
tors at that immense gathering Of mat
chinery.
COMPLETE COTTON CLEANER
comes next In order, handled by Mr..
Joe Ullalhorne; supported hy the VIM
ship Gin; llanked by Ptatt and Mas
sey's gIns, presided over by that
experienced lnachinest, Mr. Ii, Stead.
man, which gins and cleaner pous
the white tlcccy staple into the pmuta
ton; Double Quick cotton press, man.
aged by that stately gentleman, f., NJ,
Ivens, Of New Orleans, This eXhibi
ton, composed ofgins, complete cotton
cleaner and press, presents one of the
most interesting features of our Fair
The cleaner takes the dirtiest article
of seed cotton and after passing,
through this wonderful piece Of ma
chinery, into the Winsliip Gin, thenct|
Into and through pho Double Quick
cotton,press, presents you II sample Of
cotton worth at least two cents per
pound more than ifnot passed through
the cleaner This combination Of
machinery should he critically exam
ined by all parties interested in cotton.
NICHOLS, SHEPHERD CO.'S, VIBRATOR
TnREsuEW.
This magnificent piece of mHchi.
merry, supported by two very line
horse powers Of different patents
Is in charge Of Mr.. 4. b. Tabor
who understand exactly how to show
such goods, and the man who carries
OF the blue ribbon in this department
will long remember Tabor's magniti-
cent thresher.
AMES IRON WORKS
-Four splendid portable steam EN-.
gines Of different patterns are present
ed for exhibition, made by the above
works, and they are marvels of beau
ty, especially the Little Hero" This
seems to be the only display under the
head of "best display of four engines"
They would be hard to be beat any.
way. These engines are under the
supervision of Mr.. ii. Steadman.
FARM AND PLANTATION WAGONS.
Under this head are exhibited three
very beautiful Moline wagons. We
fail to see how they could be improved.
They seem perfection itself
WHEAT DRILLS
Two beautiful implements of the ID.
~ ii. Reutchler factory. Why is ii
that our farmers use so few grain
drills| ls 1t because our land is not
suited to them? They certainly save
time and labor, which is money.
hest DISPLAY OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Under this head, we find the
Junior member OF the firm, Major J. b.
Scluggs, in charge of the following
goods: Corn planter, manufactured
by j. Il. Haynes ~ Co, st. Louis; three
corn shelters, one wood saw, three
feed cutters different patents), ore
hay rake, two road scrapers, all the
manufacture of the Whitman Agricul.
tural Works.
The Brown sulky or riding pillow, the
Defiance walking and riding cultiva-
tore, one road scraper one Scotch har-
row, two garden aud farm wheelbar-
rows, seven one and two horse stirriug
plows, and two double shovels. These
plows are the celebrated Southern
Clippers, manufactured by b. ID. Blu.
ford n Co, Of Rock Island, Ills. and
are the most beautifully shaped and
flushed plows imaginable. Whether
this display receives the blue ribbon or
not, we will say this: They are hard to
beat. This enterprising firm, of scarce
one year OF age, have shown wonderful
pluck and energy, and are justly en-
titled to rank among our best business
houses, and We predict, are destined to
do an immense business IA well IA
share the honors in their line of trade.