Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-31
was 45s, 7sl bales against 400, 446 bales for
the corresponding seven days last year and
1886, 904 bales for the same time year before
last
dallas FAIR.
Saturday Fort Worth Day-.The
School Children Invited.
AWARDS MADE YESTERDAY.
To-Day's Races-A Cornet Solo by Little
May Mullen Adds to the Interest
Of the Musical Programme.
Fair Notes.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Oct 30.-Saturday will
again be Fort Worth day, and all the pub
lie school children of that city will be ad-
mitted to the fair grounds free of any
charge in a body and accompanied by
teachers. While last Fort Worth day was
the most successful ever recorded in the
history of the fair association, yet it is
hoped that the people Of Pantherville will
try and Guido all previous records by max
ing Saturday, October 3, by far the largest
attendance day of the season.
Liberati's band concert was one OF the
chief attractions again to-day, and the morn
ing concert was made doubly attractive by
Little May Mullen being down on the pro-
gramme for cOrnet solo, which she exc
cuted with great credit to herself. receiving
a great encore, and in response played
Dixie amid great applause. The musical
programme of the day was as follows:
II o'cLocK-PARr FIRST.
/. March. Salute. Llberau
g Overture Tampa d herold
D. ''fne' s0toi Miss May Mullen '''''''N
4. Fantasia Characteristic. The Guard
Mount. ......... -.-..........- Eilenberg
5. Potpourri. 49,. American Airs......T, Coates
9. Cornet Solo. L Need Thee (by requesD Asher
Sig. A. LiberatL =.
z Galop.. Hurry ............- Gungl
$50 O'CLOCK PART FIRST.
l. March,. ..Consistory; =. Liberati
2. Overture. Last Days OF
Pompeii.. :.-..... Petrella-
5. Grand quartette. 800. Lucia Verdi.
Miss Clara Josephine Mears soprano
Sig. Eugenio Pesci..... Tenor.
Mr.. Harry Bragau.- ............ Baritone
PART SECOND
4. SELECTION. Macbeth. -. Verdi.
8. La Rondinella. 800. Solo for picolo and
Sig. Senovesi and j. NJ. Moreili
Arya ami mo- N
the Lion (by request).. ........, KontZki.
PART THIRD.
2. Cornet SOLO 49,. .hliiarney
Sig A. Llberati
s. Selection. ....Mikado.. Sullivan
Glass 94.-Best lot six SIX cattle, bred and
fattened in Texas, w. L. &1J. B. lizard,
Henrietta, Tex, first. $3.50.
Glass 95.-For the largest and best dis
play of cattle, registered and graded, made
by any exhibitor, w. E. Hughes, Dallas,
Tex, first; Rhome & Powell, Rhome, Tex,
second.
Spectator the best five grade Here
ford yearling steers, Texas bred) to be
bred and raised by exhibitor, and sired by
registered Hereford bull, Offered by Rhome
& Powell, Rhome, Texas, and W. S. lizard,
Henrietta, Tex.,) w. I. & j. B. lizard,
Henrietta, Tex, first.
The ladies' department.-Class5 fancy
sewing, handwork display. Mrs. NJ. Peyton,
Springfield, Mo-, first; Mrs. Lee Holland,
Springfield, Mo, second
Handwork specimen, Mrs. A. Payne, Pal
myra, Mo-, first; Mrs. B. NJ. Peyton,
Springfield, Mo, second.
Machine work display, Mrs. P. B. Miller,
Dallas. first; Mrs. L. S. Lanor, Dallas,
second.
Machine work specimen, Mrs. P. B. Mil
Ter, Dallas, first; Mrs. w. A. Sanders, New
Haven. Conn, second.
Set linen collars and cuffs, Miss Nellie
King, Waco, first; Miss Lizzie Shepard,
Warrington, Va, second.
Pillow-cases or shams, fancy, Mrs. w. I.
Jackson, Palmyra, Mo-, first; Miss jamie
Means, Paris, ILL.,, second.
Apron, fancy, Mrs. Lee Holland, first;
Mrs. Annie Wolsey, Dallas, second.
Hemstitching, specimen, Miss Nellie
King, Waco, first; Miss Lizzie Sheppard,
Warrington, Va, second.
Drawn or Mexican work, specimen, Mrs.
z. c. Randall, Dallas, first; Mrs. Julia
Baker, Lampasas, second.
Drawn or Mexican work, display, Mrs.
W. j. Jackson, Palmyra, Mo-, first; Mrs.
NJ p. Burton, Dallas, second.
Infants outfit, dainty and elaborate, Mrs.
j. r. Tillman, Houston, first; Mrs. j. B.
Mcleod, Dallas, second.
Infants robe Mrs. G. Randall, Dallas,
first; Miss NJ Parish, Fort Worth, second.
Infants nursery basket, 10 first; Mrs. P.
B. Miller, Dallas, second
Fancy marking on damask or cambria,
Mrs. F. F. Robley, Fort Scott, Kan, first;
no second.
Novelty of any description, Mrs. NJ
Campbell Howe, Tex, first; Mrs. A. Grant,
Itasca, Tex, second.
Braiding, specimen, Mrs. j. L. Thomp-
son, Dallas, first; Mrs. ]. Williams, Fort
Scott, Kan, second.
Pair covered toilet bottles, no first; Mrs.
P B. Miller, Dallas, second.
Shoe bag or case, Mrs. F. F. Robley, Fort
Scott, Kan, first; no second.
Magazine or newspaper holder, Miss Nell
lie Wright, Dallas, first; no second.
Sachet bag, Mrs. B, NJ. Peyton, Spring
field, Mo-, first; Mrs. P. B. Miller, Dallas,
second.
Quilt. velvet, embroidered, Miss Eugenia
Hamilton, Dallas, first; no second.
Quilt, silk, Mrs. NJ. c. Fox, Dallas, first;
no second.
Quilt, silk, log cabin, Mrs Ida Kinkaid,
Dallas, first; Mrs. F. F. Robley, Fort Scott,
Kan, second.
Quilt, crazy work or japanese, Mrs. NJ.
Bovender, Greenville, Tex, first; Mrs. j.
F. kneeland, Fort Worth, second.
Slumber robe, Mrs. Matte Westbrook,
Oak Cliff, first; Miss Jennie Means, Paris,
Ill, second.
Glass 10, childrens' department - Pin
cushion. Miss Rose Kline, Dallas, first;
Miss Minnie Chestnut, Paris, Ill, second.
Toilet set, Miss Minnie Chestnut, Paris,
Ill, first; Miss Mary Davis, Fort Scott,
Kan, second. w
Painting on silk or satin, Miss BennieS
Calfie, first; Miss Helen Porter, Dallas,
second.
Fret sewing display, Miss Harry Gibson,
Dallas, first; no second.
Fret sewing specimen, Miss Harry Glib
son, Dallas, first; Miss George Aldredge,
Dallas, second.
THANKSGIVING specimen by child under ten
years, Miss Geneva Davis, Fort Scott,
Kan, first.
Crochet work by child under ten years
old, Miss G. Davis, Fort Scott. Kan, first.
Outline embroidery, child under ten years
old, Miss Sue Wheelock. Dallas, first; Miss
G. Davis, Fort Scott, Kan, second.
Best display by child under ten years
old, Miss G. Davis, Fort Scott Kan, first
Special premium. handsome pastel paint
ing, Miss Sue Wheelock, Dallas.
FAIR NOTES; ssssssss
Clay county vas aHseasastsse frst pre-
MUM. oAsWboefC and oats.
Fannin county beats the state for fruit
culture. See their exhibit and be con-
WINGED.
Hills Waco and Dallas business college
received all the honors possible for the fair