The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-10
Nv ORLEANS.
crwE EXHIBITS.
Her Produce her Mechanics, Her Arti
sans. and the Talent and Genius OF
Her Lovely Women Winning
the World sAdmiratien.

NRv ORLEANS, Feb. 6.ISpecial Cor
respondence.l -Scattered all over the
department are exhibits that cannot be
considered collectively. We will, there
fore, mention them, as we come to them:
ton:
A display of wooden goods by the
New Braunfels Wooden manufacturing
company.
An elegant flower stand, from Hugo
Hoarmann, of Gonzales.
Views OF the Mier expedition in 1912,
by Fry & Braunig, Cuero.
Paintings IA Coffee-drinking in
Texas, Forty Years Ago;" "Albert
Pixies Old Canoe" Hoods First
Texas "Texas," suggested by a poem
by Miss Mollie Moore. All of these
painted by Fannie McCaskell, Keetes,
Wise county.
Wagon, manufactured by j. NJ. Brow
sins. Rusk, Cherokee county; also a
wheelbarrow by same.
Texas saddles-Saddles and side-sad-
dies, from fadgitt Bros" Dallas; a sad
die from Corpus Christi, and saddle
tree from III. G. Still d Bro, Huntsville.
Petmetky gun-cleaner, from Austin.
Natural birds, from Ladies' EXPOSE
ton society, Gainesville.
X. o. Koerbert's patent pecan clean
ing, polishing and asserting apparatus,
from the Patent Polish Pecan company,
Austin. Mule cared jack rabbits, from
j. O. Petmeiky, Austin. From the
state of Texas fish commissioner, gas
pergow, from Colorado river; google
eyed perch, from Barton's creek; white
perch, from Onion creek; German carp,
both southern and scale CARP; sucker
and fresh water mullet, from Colorado
rivera variety of fish from Barton's
creek; frogs, lizards, etc. A collection
OF birds egg shells. Silk cocoons, by
Mrs. J. M. Farley. Marshall; mats OF
wild beasts skins, from Corpus Christi.
Eighteen large sheep fieeces from yari-
GUS sources. Steer-horns, from Hamii.
ton q Dignomity, San Antonio, the
finest in the exposition. Buckhorns
from Luling and San Antonio. Sacked
buckhorns, from Louisville, Texas
Photographic views OF Austin and Bren-
ham. Twenty-Five cotton bales, to-wit
L. w. House, from Archer, l.; ]. T. Hud.
gins, Smithville, /; Columbus, Texas, l;
M. ID. X. Taylor, Jefferson, /; Tyler, Il
Henderson, i; Clarksville, 8; Aus.
tin, 2: San Antonio, /; Paris, 3; Grape.
land, /; Round Rock, l; Bellville, q
Corpus Christi, l; Hearne, l.; Cuero, l.
this latter being the "first bale" in the
United States last season. For compe-
ton L. w. House, of Houston, sends
his bale from Arcola; ]. Il. Hudgins, |;
n. ID. X. Taylor, |; Henderson, 4; Clarks.
Vile, B; Austin, |, and Hearne, |.
Cotton seed oil and cake, from Luline
and from Dallas.
Drawings OF projectile, exhibited by
Luoian Hopson, veteran, from Tampa.
sas.
Agricultural Implements - Cotton
seraper, from Columbus; hand cultiva.
tor, from Columbus; pillow, from
ter and cultivator, from Weimer;
cotton planters, from Rusk
rotary harrow, from Dallas; Star cotton
press, from Bellville. A patent barrel
from Hearne; sash, doors and blinds,
from Schulenberg; a model hay press,
from Houston; patent safe, from Aus
tin; flour, patent process, from Denton;
sugar, from Arcola; vegetables from
various sources, embracing turnips,
pumpkins, squashes, beets. onions,
sweet potatoes yams, carrots, parsnips,
Irish potatoes, ETC.; chicken cholera
cure, from Boss Il Bros, Terrell; &C.
ment fiues and chimney tops, from
Dallas.
Brooms manufactured by Hughes
Eros, u Co.. Dallas, and by o. G.. Cow.
ey & Son, Denton.
A mantleplece, manufactured by t.
b. Bragg, Ennis. Sixteen kinds OF
wood used, and SIG pieces put together
painted by Mrs. Buchanan and Mrs
Gibson, of Waxahachie, and by Miss
Lenice Moore, of Ennis.
A star, composed of cotton and Ger.
calls, by Miss Mary " est, OF Waco.
All OF the chairs used in the Texas
department were furnished by Hunts
vile. There are sixty of them.
The octagon cabinet, with revolving
shelves, on which are placed the
Women's exhibit, from Rusk, Cher
exec county, which have been men
TONED elsewhere, attracts universal ut
tention; baskets, from Jack Jones, o
Alto; James Murphy's fence-clamp
safe stop tor elevator, from Ellison
Saunders, Austin; railway braces TO
contraction and expansion, Mai. T.. w
Bush, Of Rusk, patentee; cotton bal
tie, patented by w. q. Anderson
Aexia; single cover, by j. w. Park
eolumbia; book rack and book rest
from James Murphy, San Antonio;
magnificent assortment of culture
grapes, from FL Paso.
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