Rensselaer Republican, Volume 26, Number 1, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 31 August 1893 — A GRAND DISPLAY. [ARTICLE]

A GRAND DISPLAY.

The Finest Exhibition Seen on Our Streets for Tears. The finest exhibition made on our streets in years was that of Cook & Whitby’s circus. There is no sham about their management, but everything is real, and a person who could not look upon such a parade with delight is indeed a strange being. Mr. Willis Cobb promised us a fine exhibition, and he kept his promise. Such a sight has not been seen for years, and the immense crowd that thronged the streets gave vent to their pleasure by expressions of the most hearty -approval- The fine golden charriots, with-the five bands of music, the dens of living animals, which were as fine a collection as could be seen anywhere. But if there was any particular feature of the parade that was more noticeable than another, it was the fine horses. They looked as if their keepers did nothing else but shine and feed them. Such horses as were attached to the wagons and those used for other purposes were enough to pay a person to come miles to see them. No show that ever passed through these streets has displayed so fine an array of these noble journals, and we do not hesitate to say that they are without fault or blemish. The whole parade was a glittering success, from the charriot in front to the steam caliope at the rear. If the inside part of the show is as good as the outside, then it is well worth seeing. We believe from what Mr. Cobb says that it is, as his promises have all been fulfilled and we will trust him for this one.—Urbana, (O.) Daily Times, Aug. 26, 1893.

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