The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-02
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= d.., o.v 20 5IHs u lasIcuITuRA FAIR q; bsy
RIr. Jeter, PrssidenscCf he SpartanbWg and
Union Railroad. will pass over his road, nee
Of charge, III animals and articles intended
Sns exhibition at the approaching Agricultural
RAir.s Persons going down IN charge OF tne
animals, will be passed nee also. VISITORS VIII
be passed at haK-fare.
sGoiss;tif1T YouaNA4EEF IN YORK. 80
There was gra9a tournament in Yorkville
or Friday. The Enquirer says The following
prizes David D. -York-"Rudolph Of
Haps6Rg. Jos. ". coTcock- -York-"Knight
efRssenswoo6." James s. GourieyZYork--
ssKnight of Turkey Creek John Gist-
Upion-"Damion DeLacy." W. q. Green
R,ehland-s -sKnight OF the Lost Cause"
Angus Nott+SpartanburgIsHarTy Percy
w. q. McPheeters- Fairfeld-"Sr Waiter
Raleigh" James Robinson n-Chester-"Knight
of Chester" 8. G. Sadler-Y York Knight Of
York; Junf1sl ". Thomson -Spartanburg-
.ssladin." Wv. Thomson-Spartanburg-
ssSir Galahad. Na -
Ayer; three tits at the lings, with lance, by
eSch knight. it was found that the .'Koight OF
Turkey Creek" and ''Sir Walter Raleigh" had
each taken seven out OF the nine rings, making
= ate, and That Messrs. Gist, Jupius w, Thom-
son and Mott, had each taken six out OF the
nine rings, The trial between "Sir Walter
and the TKnjght Of Turkey Creek" for the first
prize aud honor, was then twice contested,
resulting, finally. IN Q victory for the gallant
rider nom Turkey Greek. aRo Nss duly ad-
judged the winner OF handsome prize saddle,
soy And pssIUistyy pI,sssUtyy son among the many faiI
maideps preseuk I.sir Walter" Yves adjudged
th6Winnes Of the Aecond PRICES handsome
bridle-and fhe privilege of crowning the first
Maid Of Honor The third prize-a pair Of
snurs-with the privilege OF crowning the Sec
ond Maid of Honor, fell to Junius W. Thorn
sop: and the fourth to John Glst, OF Union,
with the privilege OF cro@ning the third Maid
OF Honor. Colonel A. Coward. General u. H.
Law and ]. 8. R. Thompson, ESQ.,, acted as
iu5ees on the occasion, and their rulings gave
eatisfsction.i .s ~.
Aster the announcement Of the result, the
victorious knights, selected the ladies who were
to wear the honors their gallantry and Skill hat
VoR1 The t.lKnight of Turkey Creek, !" whose
swee!hear was perhaps not among the ladles
present, waved his night to select the Queen
in favor Of the +" ".Kulght Of York, " and Miss SUI
Edwards was announced as the recipient OF The
Of koights and ladies, the emblem was duly
presepted By the Knight OF York. The FRS
Maid Of Hopor, Miss Thomson, OF KershaW
eas6ro@d @deas By "Sif Walter Raleigh, winner
Of the second prize. The Second Maid O
Honor, Miss Mildred Thomson, OF Spartanburg
was cfoHneQ py y 'SAi3utn, WlDneE oI Tue tnlIS
prize. and the Third Maid OF Eonor, Miss Mat
lie Hobson. Of Union, was crowned by Mr.
john Gist, Of Union, winner OF the fourth
honor. os.o9t tcs .alG - - - .-a--
Altogether, the tournament was O pleasant
success, the riding generally being superb and
without an accident. The time given to accom-.
pzis6 the distance was eight seconds; but two
knights made an average time Of fiye and Q
half seconds from first to last ring; and. al
the riders vent through ip less than the .tine
prescnBsd.
RADICAL 'powwow IN ToRKvuLE.
There wasto be. o grand Radical barbecue
in Yorkville on Wednesday, but the "big guns
fAied to arrive, and thu barbecuers had to con-
tent themselves with shearing kur cel6red
men, and A. 6. Wallace. member Of Congress
elect. NJ The Yerk7ille Enquiref saYs oi Wal
lSee's speech :Eooic - D r. h9l osfc7-ii ~
A"ais argument against the Democracy rests
pp0p the assumption that it ia the ,slaYehold-
ers party. Az there don't hsppep to be any
slayehoAeTs il this country now, this argl-
mept don't hit the party against which il was
almed. But when used by speaker who was