The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-03
u,rE LATE NORTH TEXAS
FAIR.

,,,ts.t,nnsns CIty and Other Cii!cs
H',ributc--gbr Galveston Fair, n iia
,',e.tions why 10 should De Held.
rFrpm the Galveston News
DALLAS, TEXAS, October a, 1876
mn. week lust pust has been Of great
.,..t to this section OF our State, be-
moving this city is not behind,
Nv, ,,tbrr i'm advance Of several which
U"' Alder In years and even greater la
,nnber Of inhabitants,
Ninety days ago q few citizens, who
,,J merely talked Of this exhibition,
"n their shoulders to the wheel and
,1.n the good work in earnest. g.
thanking down the spondulicks'
qh"ir lahors have been rewarded by
,,osenting to the public the most cred
liable exhibition that has been made in
Texa, in three years,
THE OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION
were all perfectly new as to their duties,
,ot acquitted themselves handsomely. .
President Hughes could be found in any
nart Of the grounds. Secretary Basller. .
,ill was almost ubiquitous, besides hay .
I'M, his books well kept and up to time.
Snnrrintcndent Barliley, who had re-
NAMED on the grounds seeing to every
thjne that was done for two months,
Looked rather tagged, but could easily
he found when wanted, Your reporter
/. under many obligations to these
officer, and to Captain Ed. Bower, SUI
perutendent Of Stock and Racing, and .
TO Captain June Pcalle, Superintendent
of Main and Art halls, for courtesies
shown.
IN THE BUILDINGS
Main Hall was full Of merchandise of
every description, from the handsome
church organ to a paper of pins, all
tast,lully arranged, Several merchants
made grond displays, having fitted up
and decorated miniature parlor stores,
at which samples of their prctticst
wares were exhibited.
other buildings, even more than the
Association had contemplated as ncCes-
salv, were constructed on the grounds,
and used for the exhibitions Of ma
chiney, agricultural implements, etc.
She Association made one mistake i'm
l.;,,.. tI., ,,li 80, a - .,
P,,I''s ,''n I'''",a ", ''' oll'"S''' S"'
" '"v 5'o",'I' a L 't 'l'v i''''!, Nt',i' S'
,, ,,I,l,;,,,. i''SI', '''L''
" ,,.'n l,,,., I'r, H., ,'I,.' N.Y. -. i''''
brought them halfway for no one
would 60 over to see them, their stalls
being halfway to Mckinney, This is {
however to be rcmedied next year.
RACING AND RACE STOCK
Tins most attractive OF all features of s
Texas fairs was not so good as might $
have been expected, yet there were sey- |
cHl closely contested heats and some /
fast time made tor Texas. The mile L
and half dash OF Wednesday, between
Little l'eb and Belle Barkely, caused q
considerable stir, Tor Bellies hackers,
principally Dallasites, thought nothing
could beat her yet Reb did it easily,
coming IN under u steady pull, while
Belle was showed to her utmost. She \
must nave felt bad for ON ThWcday !
following she beat Ella Harper so easily
snd 50 TAR that the old Texas toyorite
ought 10 DC sent oNtN 10 Tine 0rood' SShe
enonrL ior thn coIfs thot oro -" now, ' 'nH
uo I"rr ~ Tnv.s paiIo,s t;r,n ,,.o, !
Sg- IN ;s i rI"n sodnnJ, r, ''", tl iva" [
Cor;o,d Low ,,,jo IN GoI,,asto,, ,,han sI,n
ro,, IIr G,,,,1.,,', ,'.,',., w., c,',t'.l
Mia and Lnlf ,,'a,, ,,,,,'I, -, 'ra,a.
Thn, t,r;ao ,'.;thio ~. ,,aa,, i'',.. DniIn
sn,,osod avian a,.nontof;on Tran e. I
yornd hrothor JaoIi IIanI,, n,os slaum
Int conlJ nnlv ,roii, ,yith diAinnitu
AMI ,yos thorofGro SAM ~ thn stahIo
ma trotting bo,ts crcotod ,,oro can- 4
oral interest tbon for RUNNING for there t
were moro horses of tbis dcscrintion Z
and hetter matched Amonp Them wrre ?
several who had made the to,,r of Iii
rois Missouri and Kansas fairs The
fastest time made however was 2ool
SIN II is believed that one or two we're
hero who coulI have como down to
900 if ncces ,arv lint the two fastest
Pluck and sam we're NOT matched
ocoinst ooch other
All these horses 90 TO Austin Mon !
day. will probably winter in Texas. and {
start the snrina campaign Mt your
,,.n,ni,. r,,n
''"' ','' =" ,'" &
!, e. II youl people aoh iali III ect'lnE .
ltup' II IL hoped they VIII not iai!' Tor
Galveston has heretofore borne OIL the
palm Tor succeeding IN all she under
mt forth all her strength. If she wishes
10 socura tho trade of this fast rrow- 9
- ~ H. Z
,n,st hn ,nnrn nn1t;ro Than sbo hos henn !