Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-28
THE STATE FAIR.
"A SMALL ARMY OF MEN AIRS
NOW Al WORK.
This win be the Biggest Fair Ever
Held in Texas---Exhibits stll Ar
riving..-other News of the Enter
prise.

DALLAS, TEX. Sent. T-isridiL'-
The activity at the state fair ru1ndi s''as
greater every day. A small stmy Of men
are now at work patching up leafs, np,s
race tracks, crawling the walks. puaaf
exhibits and generally and specially % y
everything necessary to be done Ieu@ +.
buildings TO get them In shape hn' -
brings further indications that tbs 4 ~
TO be the biggest fair ever seen III ~
Each day brings with 1t more relAe''a :.
space and more bids for privileges Nv,
horses, more men, more eyerythinE'
ready some of the restaurant inen ~"
opened up on the grounds ana hir
rushing business. =, the Or
Dr. Storey, who Is in charge y ny eirs
rangemenf FOR the two veteran w "a ~,
the largest number OF ex-Uonieqesa's, nsl.
got together In Texas are c9n''nt \ haft
las. Governor Ross, Wild hirs.,sesiau and
been rendered an urgent ,ts dstles Al
Governor Ross WI asceRs snls,i oaiese VIZ
nosssihiv ne,mIt Confederates go heer
Arkansas and Louisiana have . ~ ster
Invited and will participate mp 10 70
ling Price of this city, = AM al WIT
1--we ene Ms ay sntov thenselves;, N.Y..
Connor saws the whole ioWln e " Are here
10 the oid heroes as long q tnes n ne
and they may blow i o. n.e ~ hin. 4
want 10, as 1t Is all The sst s,reet pafat
Is proposed % have 2 ss I'M er grounds =
many distinguished men, anu ,, u, ssnnla6 n
oid-fashioned barbecue, WIN enI' Il 40
everybody and plenty 20 pas ia 10 as
fdently expected that ron 80 Al pilA
veterans will be in att t ~ he re.uas,,.
ceinnal RoesIer Is daily reSei,saassi T<iA
tions to his great exhibit o. is,aas.in bid
occunies d central space "a tne ~, e.osapgif
ing. II is intended 70 pe w aver rrlkssa,
descriptive volume OF esp NM b sroWn y .1,.
st.ta vii he shown. Byen ins ragfyas
vii no On exhibition. Minian,llrs. 70 ~
run from one side OF the ps VI ralse iAfi
other. Tall sheayes o. ~. Mp ~ little p,
mviulne nea ,,era Err Jars on top q 'an,r
fsrtt a. a vns ranged on shelves Alu a. 81
meath the shelves Is long ~ mine 80
as Erebus This Is where ny AZ dAlkp.A4
Electric lights will dissil y sitors who 2,
az ,sl,'o, ,ae main huihiing can ,,.1,t ~
sntna anil NOW the coal Ia got nl,t ~, a dfl4
1non ar anOO feot uiidesffg uh-a eflf.-
hisek hole. From half nuns ave ID y
the green banners a. ssaiks q ~.
oltrAc 49, ssne stand as senlln,ta N. N
80, xtTnoi a. soft as stk LY fha5ss M
plains beyond san An'onio w wa hcFe
mo great ranches OF As "'hoit. cvn.f1
every descsi p'' pisct vi and white. w
i broom s' corh. mllet and = sas sI,; Y
rhinnitlpins every one Of tiea n vt
fhree things man can hnu nj M y
i Red river 70 he se "a; has as. h ssd caiis
~ esHe' ~ the Icast OF az aie 800
| sheiis from Galveston. Ni VIII NIX r.
q he sec stu riRsln .g,d y In.' iaio y
cate pink anu white .ss in Ssye a
f6ere WI he more horses, ~
siie sy'v shapes ape and deser r,n,il9nss ~
eau shake stick az: y nshiiIht
/ tiers, fast ns ~ sAa,i,spjyls ~
for for their owners. while pAl sse ~
greatest race tracks ~
Trained horses and irs ,s,a ~ W.
| there are more horses IAN .-lisl p
saw. Ry Hezt week Tbs s'ar
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