The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-11
EXPOSITION EXCERPTS.
Notes About Exhibitors, officials nud the

Sotes About Exhibitors, officials aud tho
Grounds,
Julius Lollsc gives a Cornct performance
at Banners music stand every day. E.
.thc free coffee ~ Machinery Hall is one
OF the most popular advertising schemes
on tho ground. :s =
james Russell, OF Pittsburgh, formerly
manager Mt the Hobbs glass works, IS
here, IN interested spectator.
Briee supple: and ,fnlmcs Orr, OF Roncy's
Point, and G. $. Terlili, o. FONT Mills, are
among the best OF the stock experts on
the grounds.
English road carts judging from the
number that were on tile fair grounds yes.
tcrday arc getting to be very popular Will,
Wheeling horse owners. X re
It is probable that 4 special purse will
be provided for 4 race Saturday afternoon,
possibly q running one, and that the grand
cayalcade will take place then,
South sidcrs can reach the fair grounds
easily end quickly by taking the skilF fer.
RIGS ut the foot OF Twcnty,sovrth street
and entering at the lower gate. Il,
Manager Tracy, OF the Western Union,
in addition 10 attending to his branch If.
flee on the grounds, l!ndS time to rep
der the Association valuable assistance
about the Office. ~ !, !. Il Il
Edward Blayncy, Esq, OF West Alexan-
der, the pioneer Of horse breeders in Ohio
county, Is an in!e.elteI snecislGr daily OF
all exhibitions OF horse flesh whether Of
speed or otherwise.
Putting the horses at the lower end Of
the ground WAS wise move. The cattle
and Other stock are not there 10 annoy tho
men and boiler The horses, and 1t is
COOLER and pleasanter there than in the old
quarters. ss5,,,.s,
Oscar Burdatts, Esq, one OF. the. clever.
est oil Reymann's superintendent, has
charge Of the bar, which is fixed up very
prettliy. It takes sixtecn bnrtendcra 10
hand out the foaming malt fast enough
for the thirsty crowds. Is,
Julius LelIoync, one OF the Directors OF
the Fair and the most intelligent and
enthusiastic cattle and stool; raiser in the
middle country" came upon the grounds
yesterday and rendered valuable assist
ance to stock exhibitors. .;s1
Charlie Rose makes an excellent stable
boss md allows no room for complaint on
the part OF the horscmeH. Mr.. Rose as
sisted by Mr.. stull, also las charge of tho
score cards, which arc very convenient
and assist one materially in keeping track
OF the horses and races. =
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~ 1a IDS tils si A3oN WINS,
Tho Grcnt- Wagon and Minstrel Show on
The State Fair Grounds Every Day.
\. The tendency Of every visitor 10 tl,c
Grounds rostor,io !, ,,,s ta,,.,.,, y, S.. ~
s.ounos !es'et'''y was 1owaros 1ae soulh=
erh end OF the grounds where the pavilion
Of the Webster Wagon Company had been
erected Within this n,v;,;on ,oroo
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p''.'o''' my 'eelt ee' UP anu rom ttat
emlnehcc every hour splendid CONCERT
was given by Il troupe OF negro ministries
hired for tic occasion.y The
songs and DANCES Of these "scmperors OF tic
stage were Of that peculiar kim, colcnfot.
ed TO attract and hold the tlrons, and ior
hours majority OF all the people on the
grounds were at the Webster Company's
exhibit, During the intervals between
singing and dancing Alcssrs. William FL
Webster, OF Moundsvillc, and Mr., Pinncll,
Of Jackson, Michigan, were actively on.
gagged in showing to the admirinr and
curious gazcrs, large proportion of whom
were farmers, the variety Of wagons and
carts made by tho Webs.e: Comrany, of
Moundsvillc. Mr.. Webster on account Of
his long connection with the company
and his exhaustive knowledge OF the de-
tails Of the manufacturing Of farm androad
wagons, was enabled to give 10 his in,
i innaor oatocI,;smi' Gr ai'M ~ Wy
inns moin' iavoyobl, ;mnros s " On " al
Thr SIMPLICITY Of stvlc and t tho ,inrnhil;tv ill.,.
Of parts OF the wagons consequent thereon
were the salient features of his remarks.
Inc tes!lmonals Of The thousands Of Gus
toners all oyer the country concerning
inc general excellence: OF the :"goods"
;nn ~ ~. n s'et ~ . tlls hlen.
S,,cc ~: ~ - ~ = e sa'Ss ~ ~
TIN noroJes ri, ,bo ,,,,,obs,,o. =, ,r, rows
through the rronnds d,r;n ov t%o =, nrn;
lrnwn hv Hos;ir nonar;snmed III iom.o o'" no..
Ihe rreat irSt,,yo NJ thn E.;r ''g,sen VIZ
,he Wagons were seated N" cnf;r" t E,V y.
II minst rois md tIo;r1 snn v s' ,,.e, '.o"
man. woman, and child nv flo ,oro,,,ds ~