The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-02
IIlfI1fts MOsf Numerous and Finest
he History of the Society. Es=
peciaIIy in the Live Stock De-
partnents---Cattle Attract Much
Attention.
Special Attractions are Clean From Standpoint Of
Morality Midway Presents Striking pana=
roma-Races are Thrilling and Excfting At
tendance is Large

glory, and 50 are the children, as well
Us many adults. The ponies must be
ridden, and it is nice TO get a chariot
ride, like the people ofiolden time. The
merry go round does business.
aGet your face on a button" is a com
mon plaeard all along the midway. That
means one can drop in photograph gal
lery and get bis likeness while he waits.
There are several galleries. "a
Near She dining hall is Madam Ro-
zitta, palmist, installed in attractive
quarters. She reads the lines of young
and old and tells them their fortunes.
Another palmist is Madam Warder Both
are said to be clever.
Floral Hall a Striking Panorama.
4 beautiful and striking panorama
greets the eye in Floral Hall. The ex-
hibits and decorations are arranged in
an artistic manner and the whole is a
veritlbie bower OF beauty. This depart
ment i under the supervision of Chief
Marshal D. w. Boughncr, and lie is as
sisted by Miss Minnie Powers, Miss Eta
NlcKcehun Miss Minnie HugiI, Mrs. ID.
w. Boughner and Miss Bessie Goodwin
The exhibits in Floral hall comprise
the entries contained in entry books to
20 inclusive.
The grain exhibit is unusually fine.
Entries for all OF the premiums offered
excepting one-bcst b1ishel of clover seed
grown in the state-havc been made. The
corn exhibits are good, some of the ears
being over foot in length
The vegetables are exhibited in the
west wing of the hall. They comprise
heets. lyeans, cabbage. potatoes. squashes,
tomatoes, celery, radishCs, etc, and the
exhibits represent the finest garden truck
grown in Harrison county.
The exhibits in butter, cheese, honey,
bread. etc, are many and excellent.
These exhibits show that the housewife
is par excellence in preparing and max
ing table necessities. This is also dem
onstratcd in the exhibits of canned
fruits. vegetables. icIlics, etc. The pre-
serves. fruits, dried fruits, vegetables in
this line are on exhibition in the cast
wing of the hall.
The floral display, situated in the
souti, wing Of the hall is grand En-.
tries in nearly all Of the classes have
been made The principal exhibitors are
Mrs. &. G. Southern, l. NJ. Kelley and
Sidney Haymond.
| Many entries have been made in paint
ing. sculpture and brc-n -brac. The
whole list in the entry book is repre-
sentcd and the exhibits are works q
art.
The ornamental needIeworll display
takes up the north wing of the hall. The
exhibits in this class are varied and in
eludc nelrly every creation OF the house
wife's handfcraft in sewing. The prem
! i.iums offered are many, there being three
entry books devoted to the premiums Oh
fefed.
The ctildren's department, is located
between the cast and north wings of the
building. Tie exhibits are unusually
fine. Boys and girls have entered their
I'exhibits for nearly every premium offer
ed in this department. Some Of the
work shows exceptional talent in the
Young t.axhibitors, most Of them being
young children.
The annual display III household man
ufacture attracts attention. 1t Is of the
! former high quality and is an exhibition
Of the skill OF the many ladies in the
] city and county, VINO prlue themselves 80
aiding the fair in this way, m assistance
that is appreciated by both the man
agement Of the fair and the thousands
OF guests who behold the display will
admiration.
One wing is entirely taken up by the
magnificent display of the Thompson
Music company. 1t consists Of pinnos
Organs, monographs, mandOlins, guitars