The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-11-02

inc GROUNDS.
The same attractions are here thi
week that were on the grounds las
week and many more have been added
r.. S. MUNGER's EXHIBIT
There is no exhibit on the grounds
of the Dallas State Fair that attracts
the attention of the thousands of Wis
itors more than the exhibit of MIR. *
5. Mungers cotton gin machinery
There are three gins, elevator cleaner
distributor and press complete fol
handling and ginning cotton. There
are crowds OF people almost con
stantly around this exhibit watching
the cotton fly up the elevator by force
of the suction into the cleaner and dis
tributor. The cotton is taken from
the wagon by suction into the gin
feeders and from thence into this
gentleman's improved gins; and from
the three gins the cotton passes into a
condenser, falling into his
double box press-A most complete
system and admired and approved by
every one who sees and examines it.
Mr.. Munger is the inventor of these
improvements aud the progress made
by this invention, in handling cotton
from the wagon into the gin and thence
TO the press cannot be estimated.
These gins. etc, are in such demand
that Mr.. Munger finds it hard work to
keep up with his work Of manufacture
ing. lie deserves much credit for the
handsome style in which he has placed
l.. mt N
in this kind of machinery will be ap-
preciated by all cotton and gin men.
1t is interesting to watch experienced
gin men examine these gins Of Mr.
Munger. No where on the groundG is
the interest so profound and the
result of the examination is
always in Mr.. Munger's favor. Dallas
should be proud of this mandatory as
it will do much to advance her inter-
est, growth and wealth.
l.. NJ. KAHN d CO., THE OLDEST HOUSE
IN DALLAS.
AS you enter the exposition hall and
pass little way to the north yon see
before you, towering high towards the
arched ceiling, the handsome and ar
tistic exhibit Of Il. M. Kahn a. Co. 1t
is built to represent triangle, the
wide part to the front. There are
three open cases draped in lace, in
which there are figures clothed in the
finest raiment. Two Of these are at
either corner and the other is on the
top, giving the triangle pyramid
handsome finish. There are here and
there pictures and banners hung amidst
the clothing, giving it a beautiful ap-
pcarance. In the center hangs a large
and elegant mirror. The sills of this
exhibit are covered with clothing Of
all kinds imaginable. AT the point in
the rear is another open case draped
in lace, and this is not all, there is an
other exhibit of gents underwear and
most artistically displayed. AT one
end of this exhibit is double-decked
glass case, in which is displayed silk |
of the most delicate and
beautiful shades. These gentlemen
have displayed much taste and have
not stopped for expense in their ar
but lavishly expended TO
beautify and help to make the eXposi
ton one Of the most beautiful sights
ever seen this side Of st. Louis fairs,
with few exceptions perhaps equal to
It. Their down town establishment is
equally as handsome, and the immense
stock they carry is assurance to the
public that they can suit you in style,
quality and price.
pEINuARDr a. m
No one in passing through the expo.
,ition building can fail to see the ex-
libit ofMessrs. Reinhardt IL Co. They
ire situated about midway in the hall.
They have two pyramids forty feet in
height, the base of which occupy
about 20 by 35 feet. From base to the
man. on top they are Utterly covered
with gents furnishing goods and
clothing, so artistically arranged that
The eye is attracted at once, and you
ind yourself standing and admiring
he genius of the man who planned il
III. The style and quality of the goods
ire readily seen. The display does
,redit to Messrs. Reinhardt q Go.
Their japanese girl is one of the curl
,sities of the Exposition. She is seat
ID in rocker as motionless and ap.
,arently lifeless as a wooden dummy,
he limbs and head being occasionally
moved at the instance of the gentle
nan in charge. The imitation of an
Japanese girl is perfect, and
ew guess the image is a real girl.
They are general dealers, wholesale
md retail. and their down town estab-
ishment is arranged in the same artis-
ic style: and the world Of goods they
Exhibit in their place of business as
onishes even the oldest dealers.