The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-10-08
ATLANTA's ATTRACTION.

| To-day the Cotton and General Industrial
more meaning to and there will be more
outcome from this event than our people
in this section have thought for. 1t will
bring together more merchants and
manufacturers and miners and rail
road men and capitalists gener-
ally than anything that has transpired
| in the southern country for many years.
| Our northern friends will, in passing
| through some of our southern states and
cities en- route to Georgia's capital, have
rare opportunities of witnessing the agricul-
tural capacities and general industrial re-
sources of our people better than they
have ever before had. In Atlanta
they will meet with some of our
leading business minds at the
exposition they will observe the progress
we have made in the arts and sciences as APP
piled to the farm, the 'workhouse or the
counting no ON. From Atlanta many of
them will proceed as invited guests to some
of our chief cities, as Savannah, Mobile,
New Orleans, thence to Texas One capt.
talist will be impressed with one enterprise
while another will take interest in some
thing else of our varied resources. As they
thus Ego marching through" some of them
will comprehend for the first time that the
southern people have long since accepted
the situation" and are politically and So
cially all that the best citizen of the repub-
lie would have them be. They will return
to their homes wiser folks, and 80 urge
their friends to do as they have done
and to recommend the investment of
capital among "sure-enough loyal peo-
pie" Besides this, the quick, ingenious,
inventive mind of the eastern or western
genius will discern how, by understanding
our conditions, surroundings and wants,
he can simultaneously advantage the ma
ton, and turn an honest penny for him.
self Further, the spirit OF Dur onw citizens
will be inspired by the sight Of the assem-
bled benefits and new Improvements and
resources we have availed or can henceforth
avail ourselves OF. The exhibition will
continue until the close Of the year, and
during the next three monthe vast array
of Particles and an immense amount of infor-
nation can and will be accumulated in the
general good. There will be exhibited
among other things, in groups and classes:
mineral and metallurgical products; tools,
implements, and machinery, which will In
clude prepariHs sston and cotton seed;
textile manufacturing, tilling, planting and
harvesting; general manufactures and tex
tile manufactures such as cotton yarns,
cloth, and prints, etc; home and social inn
provements, which comprise furniture and
musical instruments, mirrors and table
ware, heating, cooking and lighting, edu-
cation and natural sciences, and the me
arts. Then viii follow the forest and agri-
cultural products, including the grand
prize for the best bale Of cotton, which is
g., dawn Al 81 600 the bale 20 become the
,,-ur,erfv Of the exposition; and nber other
ban c1fton. cers ais, sugar and tobacco.
Fruits and flowers cattle and mules sheep
and swine: bench snow on ooeri
poultry. etc and oalry prOuuc.s 49, -
mis- remuneration viii give some hint o. the
sror,a 81 -l,e srlrerrIrise. The ralTay con-
rariics have roduccl the fare 70 One-naii ior
IN ,-iuifr-e Ard II i 20 be hoped that the
rIfi1ens ~ Atlanta have seen 20 such sun
riar,rv ~ hofel restaurant and other accOln-
defigns a. viii compel al guess on the
imrorfauf occasion % leave The place WIN
No REGRETS and no causes % ooin-
r.leiut shout erf0rti0n, eie- Inc 20
rle n this crest state shOuid Sc 70 y
that Teas be duly representa- ana tiiai
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