Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

fsll, which left Oscar G. and Cater Boy
to finish, with Oscar G.. in the lead, who
came under the string an easy winner In
22o; Gutter Boy, second,
FOurtl race--Trot, $3.50 class, VITA
four eutries. At O'Clock IL became so
dark that the finish had TO be postponed
TO Monday, after four heats had been
trotted The summary is
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To-DAY's PROGRAMME.
There viii be grand sacred concert In
OK posltiou ball from O'Clock to O'Clock
p, m. by tho famous Mexican National
band.
A display Of fine cattle in stalls.
| Mr.. Harris Will exhibit his stable OF
| fne Kentucky horses, including "The
King" "Wildwood" and "Lady Gay"
Exhibition OF sacred cattle, imported
from Calcutta, india.
Exhibition OF beautiful Scottish cattle,
from Aberdeenshire, Scotland.
Dress parade Of troops.
Drill by the Busch Zouaves.
All departments will be open. Special
train from Fort Worth leaves at $3.50
a. IN.
DALLAS STATE FAIR NOTES.
Henry Pollock & Co., manufacturers Of
trunks, valIses, traveling-oags and grips,
are showing handsome line Of goods as
samples Of their work. Their exhibit
embraces every character of trunks and
! trayellug-bags known TO the trade, and
that they are manufactured in Dallas
lends additional interest TO the collection.
Almost every interest In the mercantile
line Is represented by an exhibit more or
less extensive. The wholesale and retail
liquor business is represented by Il. M.
Tllman, aud they have truly an interest.
ing display, Their collection OF imported
and domestic bottled goods embraces
every variety Of fine liquors, aud exquis-
tie skill and taste Is shown in their az
rangement.
Max Elser of Fort Worth, Wholesale
dealer IN musical Instruments, has mag
nincent display of pianos and organs in
the main building. The Knabe, Ivers &
! Pond and Chase 6 Shoningers' best in
struments are included In the collection.
Crowds ihronged around his place Of ex-
} hibit during the greater part of the day,
and were delightfully."- entertained by Mrs.
Moore, who did the honors in 8 hand.
! some manner.
= The display Of saddlery and saddlers'
= goods made by Shoelkoff & Co. is among
; the most important and attractive in the
! exposi ion building. Everything pertain
: ing TO the line represented is included In
the list, and the exhibit is arranged In O
! manner TO produce the most pleasing
} EFFECT, These interested in this line o
! business express their appreciation of the
display, and even the casual looker-on
9 halts In the doorway as he passes up the
left aisle to again note the arrangement
Of bride bits, spurs, quirts, riding whips
etc.
The Munger system OF handling cotton
2 is on exhibition In the machinery hall anC
j Is without question OF more interest tC
q cotton raiseTs than any other class OF ma
e chinery in the building Elevators
cleaners, feeders, gins, condensers an'
presses are so arranged that the raw cot
u ton In the seed goes from the wagon &
d the press ready for the ties by machinery
: and Is never handled from the time 1t i
loaded on the wagon at the pen until tn
3 bale Is ready to be sewed up and tied OF
o the press. This machinery was all il
y running order and did satisfactory worl
Q to day.
- The furniture exhibit OF I. Billipgstol
= Is OF special interest to those matrlmoni
: ally inclined, II consists OF model bed
!, .0om and parlor, and is In fact thing o
y beauty. The parlor furniture is OF thu
: latest style for ease and comfort, and up
holstered in silk plush and velvet.
handsome square piano occupies q plsc
9 In the apartment, and collection o
fine art work completes the picture. Il
] fhf,h NO. adj Ha al
v shown In the arrangement Of the fOldin
y bed, combination washstand and center
!, table, revolving lounges, patent rockers
y foot-stools, slipper-cases, etc. Nor
- than one young couple fingered long Q
y this exhibit,
TEXAS INDUSTRY.
An exhibit that Is receiving, and this
= justly merits special attention ON the pa
y of Texans Is that OF the q. A Kelly Mani
y featuring company, three and half mile
~ wet Of Jefferson. Messrs Il. Ballauf
>, Co. Of j. fferson, are general agents fc
! the company, and are pushing the good
y, In a manner that insures even create
= success than has yet been attained.
a Their exhibit comprises ploughs an
A hollow-ware and sample Of ii
/ pig-iron from which She COCO
- are made, No refuse or scra
~ iron Is used In the manufacture of .hei
- ploWs, consequently they are prepared |
4 qua antee their work for number
~ years.
"a II Is unnecessary, however, 20 give ID
= tailed statement Of how their goods ar
q manufactured or what MATERIAL since I,
=, twenty years past the "Geo, A. Kelly
!, has been the pillow Of east and northea
~ Texas. Eve. Ss,Ge- who visits the Da
- las State fair should a. n.trf 81. a.
- Kelly, who has charge Ca sae y
~ hlbit, and examine for tbemselve
rs The rapid growth in popul
y, favor of these goods Is source OF sati
~ faction to everyone interested In the nj
- building OF manufacturing industries
~ the state, aud when C yh;s sentiment '
~ have the added tact tbat Ia Ae,y pic
~ has no superior in the nelG, the future
Se the company is indeed one of promise.
a. Texas state Fair.
ay The crowds at this fair were good
lie day, and the fact was marked that gre
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