The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-31
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The bulmtng Nr'1le1 ls ANtteAsn - -p-s
c3iinery Hall is taken up most ~ With
exhibits OF business concerns Wholesale
and retail. The vegetables and fruit
exhibits also occupy the hall. In the
east wing Of the hall the West Virginia
POTTERY Company of Bridgeport has q
display of their product jars
jugs. sever pipes, ete. NeSt this ex
hibit Is display OF ranges and cook
stoves and farther on some vashirb ma,
chincs. Then there is a large ice chest
a handsome cabinet mantle set up and
in the corner IS a display of hardware
and cutlery with nothing visible to in
dicate whose exhibit it is.
The Palace Furniture Company oec'i
pies half OF the south and West wings
with an excellent display of furniture
including tables, chairs, book cases, be
room suits The brass bed stead and
mahogany furniture is something fine
In the west wing the Home Furnishing
Company has "A large and attractive dis
play showing the household furnishing
goods that large store handles. Thi=
includes fine bedroom suites, chairs
ranges, and kitchen supplies as we'll as
ali things necessary for the household
In the north wing the Singer Sewin7
Machine Company agency mas a dis
,-,,:., las :, Gr,t., = S,,.[,,,na h,yo cool dis
nIny showing a complete bath room se;
mp and in operative order Opposite
this exhibit the CIarksburg Stogie Go
a. ono az tae 6nest cxhil,its in tine
,,.,,,lo f,;,. Tbei,. x,,-;ons brands OF
sto.ies are very prettilv displayed. In
III. center ,f the buiIdina IN sln otstagon
Il st,nd ~. James -Sbqnler,l Company
~ =, axceI1,.,rt flisplav Of the articles
LII, !, 49,. I,ot, st,re feature !,
,,-,1.. ~ 4s,e inl,x ,.,rd and filing cab
;nat s,s,.,,,s aud tvncwriters.
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r''7oh county
Tuesday afternoons Kaees-
The races Tuesday afternoon held the
attention of the customary part OF tn
attendance and proved interesting. al
though late getting started and being
nuHed of somewhat tediously-
I,be 6,,-, -,ce WAS Zine go c5ass nike
,,itl, r,,r.. If 500. divided among -four
,,;re,ers Four tarscs started and the
s,,np number fqis,led. Five heats wer
,e,....,-ar, 10 decide the contest and the
y,f,ners were Cousin Ella. belonging t,
;,r,,.k Il Moore. civ. first money
r;s,,-,e r. owned bv Cork & Sonmers
.;t,. spcond Manitoba. from the stable
i " + Nve nt Grafton. third: ant
u par,s Emnettn. fourth. Cousin
tsiT., Was tIrirl in the first heat secone
/, .t7,c second and went under tlie wiz,
irst in all tI,ree other heats. Georg,
Il. w,s A f,vorite nj. first. although til,
booking was favorite to Cousin Ella
mi Won the first two heats. He wa.
tl,i,,d ~ the 47,ird fo;irth n the fourtl
NJ second IN the fftl,. Manitoba wa.
fo,,rti in The first ana fourth heats and
sccc,,.I n thc other two. Enett., w.t-
se.en.i - ~. frst. fourth in Inc second
M ti;r,I n, to,,. fourth ana afta. Time.
g:a4tL. 2.9i1l. , :2s, 2:2sH and 2:25.
J9ie next race wl- the 2:4o pace vita,
,n.-e at 500 ana divided among four
Ninaers. six PAGERS started but DIR
pat owned yv ~. +. RAN. was distunceG
+, tl,e first heat. Belle Hopkins. owuea
III scott willis. city. won tile first ialil-d
,na fourth helts ana the race. Prince
i belongin., to Harry McFrenry. Vi
penn-boro. was second in the first an
tafrl he.,t. G4,yt in tile second ana see