The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-07
CHARLESTON.
Third Day of the Fair.-A Large
Crowd..The Annual AddIess..The
Register in the RiDg.-The Races

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Crowd..The Annual ADDRESSED The
Register in the, RiDg.-The Races
&C., &c. Il AB. VI u
Especial Correspondents of the Inteligencer)
Il CHARLESTON, Oct 2.
Early ip:tbe morning Of today eroFds
were seen rnshihgih On every train boat,
wagons &C., all bound for the Fair. And
at s o'clock in the afternoon, when the
crowd was the largest, there were about
5000 persons inside OF the Fair Ground
fences.
The display, as we. have previously
stated, in the general exposition hall, was
very good; Tie dsso1tment IA lsrgGA and
OF great variety, ind there ID. d constant
crowd and press In this locality:. The
awarding or 81 FfEi W.
upon: nearly ever ihing except the stock
was done to-day. FED and blue ribb5ns
were very numerous on. gil haldga And
the natural result was many souls we're
xii o'clock as bad Been formerlBan-
nounced, AESItll0l0 az liz 4
q. THE ANNUAL ADDRESS
was delivered 10 large and aoa atten.
tive crowd BY Hol A. E. Summers, mem.
Der Of the State Senate from Kanawha.
It was an elaborate document and Is
creditable to tn, DR.. TWAS replete with
many valuable statistics, which will not
undeftakefo give OF this time, % The ADJ
dress will no doubt be published in PAM
RAcEa : sa u .iial
to-day. One Of them in the forenoon be.
tween "Nettie Top rof Putnam, and
" Bally," Of Gallis county, Ohio. Bally"
" got away with Nettie In one mile
dash for 500 side.in 1:57.. In tho Afierg
noon the most exciting race OF the season
cameauff between Charleston" a four
year old stallion, owned by Mr. Lewis got
KanaBha. %Minnie Moore,a BY M9 Tim
berlake, Of Mason, and Annie Dickin-
son." also Of Mason, I believe. The purse
was 800, and distance three miles.
!" Charleston sailed out Eahead onevery1
round. Time-i.53a 15gf Sna E51 1e-
spectively, which Is by no means Drag
time for q State Fair. This, is the first sue:
cess for -Kanawha and they. cheered vo-
ciferously over their seeming good fortune
in winning one race. With proper train
ing this " Charleston horse will be real
fast. 's'i --si d ''52sEl.I g. y'.as
Among the large numbered aide shows
on the grounds, we noticed ssheet stretch.
ed over two poles marked thus al
"HEADQuARTRRs OF WHEELING REG.
IsTRR."
A personal inspection revealed q variety
Of bills, circulars, &C., announcing the
great "gift enterprise" that Is soon 10 take
place for the benefit Of the circulation Of
this chaste sheet Of model literature u
Its circulation needs 9 lift down in this
country for ! am told by good authority
that but three copies Of the Daily RgistSr
comes to the capital, and mary" week.
ly. Itneeds all the help II can get to keep
1t alive, besides 1t Is waning like the
great (D Democratic party In the State,
and will otherwiseNget on the lit soon.- II
want the Register to. live. It squfnts
through the same knot hole with the
Charleston Courier, and the Courier must
live. Ifyou stick q pin in Eng, Chang
will growl and riee usfsa, 80 with this
mutual admiration society," They must
not be allowed to die. 7. 49, Il
MIsCRLLANRoUs.
The Charleston banks have held up |
against all the drafts that have been made
on them. They, however, met and adopt
ed resolution pledging Themselves to re.
sist all rushes made on them, and to stand |
by the business men OF the city.
The Baptist Convention finds II diff.
cult Job To- run "a religions Convention |
against an agricultural horse race. : ia
ABEL.