Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10

has been generally praised.
Justice W. H. Caldwell is an indefatiga-
BILE worker in Domestic Hall.
MANY of last springs favorites will oe
found in the list of entries. .
The harvest Of winter apples on the
grounds has been gathered in.
A. w. Campbell will deliver the opening
| address tomorrow afternoon.
| Lemonade, cider and mineral WAFER
| booths have already started up.
Free coffee will be on hand, 80 don't be
modest. Beer will be five cents glass.
| Tomorrow NAV be little dull, but BY
Tuesday everything will be warmed up.
| A large sign, Look out for Looters,"
| should be posted in some conspicuous place
Tho suepestion in relation to first class
cbeck room is a good one. 1t will pay, too
Exhibitors should make all haste to com
plete their exhibits early tomorrow morn
ing.
| John splan advice not allowing horses to
| score should be needed in the races, this
| week.
| A chrome Is offered for a correct classtfi-
| cation Of the animal surmounung Inc aqua
rum.
Cbsrlev Rose is working like Troian:
| His share OF the labor will certainly 90 wen
done.
C,umr,'ore John Armstrong Is superin-
ten ling tue construction OF the Fort Henry
cab n.
Ten thousand day should be the aver
age attendance, and fifty thousand for the
| last dry.
The stalls and pens have been "hayed
| and strawed" and assigned to the various
| exhibitors.
| Let there be a general decorating of bust.
| n, IS fronts all week. Merchants, II viii
| attract trade.
Passengers should insist in not over
| loading the ferry skifis Acciden Will
| then be averted.
There will be dancing music furnished
every afternoon for those who desire TO use
| the dancing floor.
Visitors OF last year will be surprised
when they note the immense improve
ments to The grounds.
| The stables and stock pens are in admira.
bic condition The Humane Society should
pass a vote of approval.
No visitors W Il be allowed in the en-.
| closure to-day. Only exhibitors and work.
ers can obtain admission.
One half OF Machinery Hall has been
with agricultural implements.
The fancy work department Is gradually
getting into shape. A whole host OF ladies
| worked hard all day yesterday.
Frank Woods will be the banker at the
| ticket box. Turk is learning to expertly
| handle the currency OF the realm.
score OF special police will preserve or
| der on the ground This time. there will
| be no nesspapurisl directorial rows.
Philo Kimberly and Robert Campbell are
working as though the fate OF the nation
| defended on them. That's business
Bring on your excursions. Our country
| citizens and citizenesses are anxious to at'
| tend and want the proper arrangements.
About this time the artistic decorator In
| the dry goods store realizes his Importance.
| He is host in himself, In the main hall.
The grand stand should be swept and
| cleaned every day. An awning should also
be put up on the west side at the ladies
end.
Secretary Mendel and Treasurer Hook
particularly desire that exhibitors should
procure their admission tickets - soon ~
possible.
Like Alsddin's palace, the fitting up of
Y the Main building has been done In night.
/ The work Of the past two days has been
miraculous.
Col. Bill Exley has displayed great taste
| in his decorating suggestions. The COl0nsl
is good cross between the aesthetic and
Commousense.
The Association shut down on he Fort
Henry ssluies from the lok cabin, but
general salvo will be fred from The bill,
next Saturday.
p L. Kimberly will command the grand
stand, Charlie Rhodes will order the quar-
Ter stretch and John p. Campbell will boss
the force Of police.
The band stand this season Is at the south
end Of the grand stand. and the pool boxes
ct The north end under the trees. Ladies'
will occupy the south end. .'..
Threshers, reapers, mowers and other
rgri6ulruraI implements are slowly filing
up Mach merry hall. The exhibition, thi'
ear, VIII be unusually good, It Is thought.
The press of the State and neighborhood
is booming u 9 fair very extensively, and it
will cerisinly not be the newspapers,
fault IL this week 10 not q gigantic success.
The list OF premiums, this season, is very
large and all embracing. Ladies will find
there is something for which all may con-
test, either in the fancy work or domestic
line.
The public will take notice that no one
without press badge will be admitted TO
the reporters gallery. The miscellaneous
erowding Of that small space must end ashs
here. ..--e,-
There will be abundant opportunity 70
fpend your surplus cash with the side
shoG men. The whirligig, meny-so round,
Aunt Sally and pop corn men are Tricky
reporting. -.--,-, Il
Floral and Horticultural Hall 10 being
beautifully decorated, and will be ready 70.
MORROW. Our housewives should see to u
tbst fine display Of their domestic econo
my is not wanting.
The fair ground presented qnite IN AMI.
mated tcence all day Yesterday. Trucks
and wagons were busy hauling goods sod
fItures snd meD,and ladies were ~ busiiy
engaged in arranging the booths
Visitors TO the fair will have thrss
ADJUSTMENTS offered them, on Taesday
night: John T. Raymond. st the Opsrs
House. Rore Eytipgc, st the Academy at
Music and Council, at the Ark Right
this way. now.
The intention Of builjing block house,
@ limitation Of Font Henry has been sbsn-
toned, and nos only log cabin will BE-
,tsnds at the north end Of the Main build.
ing. inst at the right, ~ one enters the
enclosure. The ladies, in appropriate cns.
tune, will iphabit Il and It viii coatsin
| the relics and curiosities.
Judge Crsnmer has charge Of the relics.
| which are in the east wing. Prominent
among them are portraits ri Philip Dod-
| bridge. Nrs CruFer, Of Run-powder fame, On
| sutoerspb letter of Light Bo1s Harry Lee,
an aimsnse printed IN III. . copy a the
DeclsIslion Il Independents printed In