The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

lip tlfthnbh VI hnplpHh AN"ih'f q" N'"",
familiar with the scenes IA " "ien'l liuf,
and who recall the thrilling description
OF the race between that hhro aud
Mesaala, II was OF great interest, One
| heartlesh spectator madn the remark
that there Were many things 70 remind
| tho spectator OF that race though II
was henhhe, not Zen llur whopfoyed
/ victorious"
The two oharlolA we're first driven
slowly around tho course by MI, Mo
| Donald ana Mr., Gibbs, and WHEN they
reached the judges stand, Madame Mo-
Donald mounted the One driven ny hot
husband, hhe drove -four jpl BLACK
animals, lB,OfTnnnlng mould, named FLOSS
Flora, nelle aud bird MI Gibbs drove
-four gfaya, Daldy Nellie, Cnaflle ana
Jea6iA. lfhe oharl0t6ers drove slowly
down tho stretch f0r start, and, mai
ing u quick turn, were Oft up the slielch
tho gTaya holding the inaide position
| Up tho course and around the turn thty
went making II Just abreast, Here hn
accident occurred, The horses were
running fast, aud tho lady was leaning
well over the chariot edge, WheL some
thing struck her shoulder Win eonhll'
erable force. Floss, tho outside black
hDd thrown q shoe, which passed but
few inches from tho lady'a head, and
left a savage mark upon her afin, neaI
tho shoulder. Unmindful Of tho aeel'
dnnt, tho animals sped on, ana down
the back stretch They went, the blacks
fairly outapeedlng the graya' The latter
caught up on the turn, however, hnd up
tho stretch they came, neck ana neck,
qOiDg very fast, Again the black Flyers
were pushing 10 the front, winning tho
half'mile heat by u neck In one minute
aud lhTeeiourtha seconds, Aa the nn'
usually fast time was announced, tho
charioteera were heartily applauded,
"BfOm the grand stand every foot OF
tho track Ii Visible, and 40 0nlY 1900
tickets can be sold daily you had better
procure one early, good for the whole
day, Bealdea these attractions we VIII
have q h0THe shooting contest ~ front or
the grand stand on wednesday imme'
dlalely after thu grand parade, All
dehirOua OF entering should make ap'
plleation for the rules governing tie
contest. Then, again, tho foe turnout
display OF hoIaea, carriages and har-
neaa will be worth seeing"
"Well, you have hne line OF attrac'
tlOna that | should think would bring
immense crowds 10 tho fair. What ar-
rangemenls have you made With the
rallrOadhY'
oWhy the O., @. & \. road will bring
them IN for one faro for tho round trip
over their whole line"
"rhe III. Wayne will sell excursion
tickets from Alliance aud Wooster and
all intermediate points good 10 return
including Saturday. AID tho Valley
railroad will sell half fare tlcket0 from
Akron and Valley Junction aud oil ln'
termediate stations. Arrangement ale
being negotiated tO convey all pahaen.
gers 10 the grounds over the o., y. " >,
railroad"
"0n childrena day the O., y, & s. will
again kindly convey the children free
tO aud from the grounds from Canton
depot, but teaohera or parosta must no.
company them and take care OF them,
"l have no doubt but what the
grounds viii be packed 70 their utmost,
because everybody VIII certalnly be
there, but what provision has been
made 70 feed this mass of poopleY'
"Don't you know that Amos Byera,
Cant0n's hOaa exhotel man has charge
OF the dining hallY Wen, ho has, and all
who get wind OF IL will not bother
bringing n basket full OF grub along
but lust 90 and get square meal OF
Amos, He will also furnish oysters and
hot coffee for you
Then tho Menches Bros, will dispense
lunch aud eatablta from two stands
near the Grand Stand, aud Chaa, Men
chea viii make the hot candy pop corn
balla and roast peanuts, lie VIII dc
his best TO give even better candy than
Billy Watt gave us the last two years
Frank Palm has two lunch stands
ana viii be pleased TO feed the hungry
II given o chqnce,
This Is the llrgt time those privileges
were owned exclusively by stark coun
ty boys, aud hope they will all bewel
patrOnl2ed. / will guarantee that they
need pay no extoftl0nate prices.
Well, | ilust so. All come TO the
Fair"