The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1889-10-25
ECHOES FROM THE FAIR.
WHAT Is SEEN AND vEsssss N
THE CLOSING. DAYS.
1t Taught Us |. That North CaroIinG =
s:Oing Forward, aud =. THAT W { Can
Do " hatever ~ e sTnLertsiy.


yea, and to exclude the sale Of whiskey
and beer, there Were those who thought
| aud said that it was too Puri anictl ala
| affair and would not succeed Indeed one
nsa asked SECRETARY WILSON with snerr
how his Sunday School Fair" was pro
! crossing. Well, the SUNDAY school Fair,
80 called, is over, and the unanimous Yer
dict Is th Ii it was the II; scost success of
! any Fair, certainly for mere than dozen
years. There was not drop even Of beer
sold on the grounds during the week ud
there was literally no disorder and very
few arrests We at5endyd the Fair every
day and did not see a drunken man our
ing the week. Nor did we hear of any
robbery or swindling. The ',sharks" were
given 40 place, and simple minced men
went home none the poorer because of
tricksters and gamblers. The CHRONICLE
has always fought against licensing gam
blers 10 90 ia the Fair grounds and ply
their Internal trade. II has been contend
ed by the managers OF some Fairs that
the revenue derived from partner-E Iii, in
| these sWiudles was necessary 10 auCc, s..
the STATE FAIR, and other Fairs III North
Carolina, have demonstrated that tbie IS
not true Let rs nave 10 more suu4
licensed -rascalitg in our Fairs.
The exhibits IN all lines were full. u
would be impossible tOr Us 20 meution all
those worthy of mention, cut here was
one thing su531 thai Is ercoura=lu-y and
that deserves TO be d~eIt upon. It was
the exhibits OF manufactured articles made
ia North Carolina, some of the articles BE-
ing new to US II has only been d teH
years since .7e bought all car cauned goods
from the North We h&vut cult Il alto
getner yet, Dur there were exhibits ct
canned vegetables from tbs High I'Uil1
Canning %, OF High Pu1rt; the da..e.
Canning Co, of Lexington; the Carts
Canning Co. Of Graham that spoke loud
~ OF what We are beginning 10 do IN l..la
new line II was pIts t4a Ill Iuc ca.-
mug factories IN the S5ste d.I .o5 1.,re
exhibits 50 that the actual z~ae,tt ii TINS
new industry could be sno~a Bat tua
th1ee concerns mat Gld have exhitlts
taught by object lessons y hal ousn5 u az
done with the surplus vegetables ? al Iral1-
IN North Carolina. and WnaJ Ian oe don.
protitaGly with very iirtie money.
Every week III the CHRONICLE Is aGyer-
tised the \ ber,a Chair Works, OF HaL-lse II,
Randolph county, We are glad 10 Iuu,g
| tnat THIS concern Is SGCc6G0Lty Hnel4.
exhIbit,d q some beautiful aud dtSirarIe
chairs-just as good as can be cls.Ci,. .l,
where il the world No nlau ia NorlH
Carolina ought to sit IN 4 chaIr made 09r-
side of the State when he can buy s.IcI
excellent home made clalrs There ouLlE
10 be 100 char factories "A ;uo state. Ine
Alberta COMPANY has shown how tLes
could be made to pay.
Dr. J. Van Lindlev. OF Pomona. Gull
tpoE}s. FER. Cora COMPANY IL, a+sd terra
Gotta chimney hue pipe. farm dram Ills
fire brIck. dc He also distributed a i}sr3-
puier entitled Farm Drain .Ilc. i1Ia3iI.--
ana How 70 Drain" EeoeutIY travellsIi
through Ohio We saw ol the prosperous
farms great quantities Of this drain rl.5
The farmers use i d crrar deal md in
/ that il PAYS them handsomsA 1t 7o4i@
pay We'll if used on many farms ~ NurjI
Carolina. This is a ncT industry II tae
State. 1t is capable of beng made ii very
big oae
We cannot speak n detail of tbs azhib-
its OF carriages and busgies mas n 5he
State he display tins Year W@S hauQ
somer than ever before a1j showed hos
our manufacturers are III Nlh% progress
There were exhibits from Tyson X Jones
Of Carthage; Hackuey Bros, Ct Wilson
laucay 4 Stcouach, oI ka!e.-l; and }. -
" "l!IlitMSou, -! u Ic|nNIiIt- ''-N --t.tr u ;
has -;town wonderfully III The last feH
year. North Carolina bug@it7 re N9l'i =
far ->orth as Baltimore ana a. az Soutf
as the Gun
AZ l. drIdSe IL Burke county ar. II
dFiaSe, q Northern man "no h%9 peer, II
the STATE aoout year, mas tEe ~ y. rot
, terry Works II Is HourlSu1ug ana he h''
, a constant demand tor his hUuLred dltfeF
ent varieties OF JUS, Jar, chulns, vases
NC, &C. chltHy at lho N4t'H ite Na+
ana ornamental jugs. &c, were beautifu
/ ana al'f8c' eA' inuch aI'1tti0h' III near y
lfie same Hue "hefo ouIy use u Jugs ahe
Jars We're luate Was lne tent Oh NJ Alex
league, Or i'ichIAonu' Chathain county
r lie had MS apparatus WIN hlin ana W.
constantly Ot4sy in@"lhS jugs ana Jars
lhere was not 4 more lhte'eStlnS SiShO d
the Far. we nave III North Caroilna th'
> best clay III me world TOR TINS work, aht
. We are giad tAat !. IS peliS u'lilH9d more
Q every year me t!cfloge PottrfE toM
pany also MAKE The celebrated 03iit -Nlc:'t
=, q pipes OF ourke county. to!- tom ftlie
J do2sn think my ether pipe IS "oitA >mok
If ing
q ENSherltf John \. Oates. Of Clinton
was IN charge Of tne taco'lua Nenee
Works, ot that place. Mr. \. +. jo1netol