The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-18

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that when the height OF the emf il chav., .
no ehanse Is necessary in the reel AMI !,
vsh never, IN any situation, be placed NJ hsr.
vii strike the singletrees.
improved. ga" ""ee's greatly
a new shipper, whereby the maehin,
van De instantly thrown out of gear The On,
.nV'ehent stopping or starting the sick la
reef ana binder simultaneously
., new fitting leayer. enahlinc m.
urNer 10 more readily throw this noints ~,
une guards up or down, and 10 ,et nnda,
grain. s' vi 'ouseu
g A new Table Trip, arranged TO IA
o,ntale and make positively certain
every movement OF the automatic Trim in
o enia,a as1eu gram This can only be ap.
.; Inc string slack lever is made Of NAL.
string tension device. wan
.; The company has dispensed with IN.
spring on plunger bolt, making The moya
neht positive beyond contingency.
y, Metal bushipgs for platform r,lIors
insutlhg much lighter aud ireer RUNNING of
lne canvas and greatly prolonginc its SER.
Many other improvements have been
suueu, which must be seen in operation IN
be tnlly appreciated. ''"'''' W
ihese Improvements and their special fen.
tnre OF having an adjustable iable moya.
able back or forward instantly. Ia suit III.
length OF straw, so that the band can nj.
ways De placed in the centre of the sheai
no iSrmer can afford to do without If he
studies his own best interests.
Al C. A. HEATING.
AR, Y. a. keatings display added nm.
usual interest to the grand display, the first
wagon with platform exhibiting plows ot
tne Weh'known make OF Fust 4 Bradley
ManuIaoturirg company OF Chicago with
..N overhead inscribed with the legend.
rursI bradley plows They take tho
ground ana take the cake . A hand.
somely- finished farm wagon he.r;rs '" ,r
each side the motto Old reliable Fsh Frs
have stood the test OF years, and celebrated
Fish Bros. wagon better and bettar arar,'
year" Next q Champion mower in mII
9peration, trailing a sulky rake made by
rurSt bradley Manufacturing company
a large toat with pyramid of Ohio Steel
Daro renee 10. wire, painted and gslyan.
ized' with the legend overhead, "lOo ears
sold from Dallas since January first y WIZ
will say Dallas is not headouartrrs fnr
Wire Il Heating, the place to buy 10 Val.
lowing up the float OF wire was the crown.
ing exhibit of the day, al, |. Case Trncrin
engine, pulling IS horse power Eric CIV
iron works boiler weighing s 600 nonnSs
which was used as n tank, mounted on a
Fish Bros. 4 Co. log wagon, and trailinr
behind the boilers II J. |. Case Agitator
thresher bearing the legend "A Vitator.
make and sell more annually than nil
other makes combined" 1t seemed
hardly possible under the unfavorable con.
dition OF the roads they being muddy and
slippery mat the little engine could pull
such load, nut 1t did not seem to worry
her OH ana looked as though she wanted
more. Mr.. keat ng is state agent far
all machines and wagons exhibited no
him and his trade is increasing so tast bs
has been compelled to make an addition of
twenty-five feet to his ready large ware.
house on the corner of Elm and Jefferson
streets.
JOHNSON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHM NURSERY
The display made by Mr.. J. X. johnson,
the proprietor, was among the best and
most beautiful OF the grand parade. His
car was quite large and specimens of his
nursery, grown trees, formed dense bower
from which Heated many flags. In Inc
center rose tall pyramid of flowers all fin
torthe fairy-like little ones designed ~
grace it. The rest of the design was eyoni,
site. Sprngtime represented by n lovely
little golden'haired cherub in green tarla.
tan, buttercups, daisies, marguerites and
lilies OF the valley, and her dainty feet clad
in gilt sandals; in front of her was a tiny
basket of FLOWERS, on either side were china
baskets of straw berries.
Summer was lovely dark haired little
Flora in white tarlatan, scarlet sash and
draplng OF II mass OF large lilies, rose buds
aud other exquisite flowers. She held nm
elegant silver basket illed with the finest
Ito Sers.
Autumn had u beautiful representative
in pretty little one with long golden curls.
clad in white tarlstan, scarlet sash and
iestoons of smilax, autumn grasses nnd
clusters OF white grapes with gold frosting.
She clasped an elegant silver and frosted
stand full of fruits and flowers,
Winter followed in this design represent.
ed by little boy clad in u drab oyercoat
and winter cap covered over in mock
snow, his hand clssped a tiny hammer and
beside him were two china hands holding
such nuts as are nursery grown. Behind
these were three costly and magnificent
alabaster vases, one filled with rosy apples.
the other two with large pampss plumes'
Behind these sat u trio of little bows in dark
suits; one represented the thirteen colonies
on his back was a moon typical of the
struggling colonies before they
merged into the full of the glorious
present; at his side rested.a gilt drum, typ
cal of those soul-stirring, inspiring notes of
the revolution. Last, the two others, COY.
eren in thirty:eight silver and gilt stars
representing the grand constellation of the
Union and the Lone Star" shone IA one
OF the first magnitude. The state Sanger.
fest Was typ,iied by the,musicsl instruments
they held. (OwiDgto the rain. some of the
figures in thus design could not be put on
the car, though ready)
The Southern Gem nursery Is a fixed in.
stitution OF our city, and was the only one
in the state represented here yesterday. Mr.,
Johnson is sole proprietor of the Southern
Gem, and is backed by experience, abil,
itv, energy and capital. He has worked
this season some tifty-two men at a time i'm
his nursery, hinder the able supervision OF
the superintendent, Mr.. John NJ. Howell
They are carrying stock of over 800 .OO
trees and vines. Mr.. Johnson's sales last
season amounted to over $33 900, and thi.
season he expects to do larger business
He has now some twenty.four solicitors in
various portions of the state and their sale,
are on large scale. His patrons can get
any class OF trees they desire. and NAV rest
assured OF getting tirst.clsss acclimated
stock and just such as the specimens on hi,
car yesterday. Visitors are gladly wei
coined to inspect the neatly-kept grounds o.
the Southern Gem nurseries, and partie.
contemplating buying will be repaid by 1
visit. Any correspondence Will be promptly
answered aud orders carefully filled,
One of the neatest and most complete
turnouts in the procession was that o
George Kicks, dealer in furniture and hous,
furnishing goods, whose place OF bushes,
is No. 100 Elm street. The float was beau
tifuliy decorated and had on il fine speci.
mems OF furniture, fine in both material ant
workmanship, ranging from bed room sci
to the drawing.room. The designs wer,
unique, and the display was a credit both
to the house and the city. The fine finish
of the various pieces were noticeable even
ina street procession. This house has bull
up q fine business, and by selling at liyinl
prices has secured an extensive trade.
Then comes Thornton Bros Domestic
sewing machine pavilion one of the grand
es, m ,st tasty and elegantly arranged 10 tn,
entire procession. In each corner was three
Young ladies twelve in all who we're singtn,
the song Of. Domestic" there were eight on
orators sewing.with eight of their best ma
chimes distributing samples,of sewing to tn,
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