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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-30
COUNTY ROAD RACE

Master Brooks Tippett, of Ra.
venswood. is here visiting relatives
Miss Margaret Couch. from up
Kanawha. was here Saturday the
guest of Miss Sailie Chambers.
Mr.. K. T. MoKinstry went over
to Athens Saturday and returned
Monday.
Mr.. L A. Starkey. engineer on
the K. & NJ. is here visiting
friends.
Mr.. B. Pratt. of Louisville. KY.
was in our city the first of the
week.
Mrs. A. o. Cox. of Beech Hill,
was in our CITY Monday. and left
Tuesday morning on a trip to Gin
cinnati.
Master Louie Reotenwald, Of
Charleston. is here visiting his
grand parents. Judge and Mrs. j
W. English.
Mr.. Marion Craig, Operator for
the B. & O., at st. Marys. came
home Friday suffering with an at
tack of rheumatism in his ankle
and wrist.
Mrs. E. M. Allen and two child.
rem and sister Miss Maude Bur,
dett returned Saturday from a few
days visit to relatives at Syracuse,
Ohio.
Owing to the increase in bust.
ness Mr.. eB. franklin Jr, has EN-.
ployed Miss Kate Vollert to assist
him for few weeks in his Shoe
Store.
Mrs, Samuel Price and two little
daughters, of New Brighton, Pa,
were the guests of Dtr. Elmer Nut.
ter and family Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. Thos Rayburn returned yes.
terday morning from visit to his
sons in Illinois. Messrs Chas. and
Gam at Syracuse. and Claude, at
Mapel Park.
Mr.. Carl Judy arrived here Sun.
day from Logan, Ohio, to spend a
week with his grandmother, Mrs.
Sophia VoIlert and family. He
was accompanied by Messrs. Fred
Soheively and Cprl Brandt.
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PleaaantlY Entertained.

At her home on Wand Street,
Isst Saturday evening, Mrs. N. E.
Hale very pleasantly entertained
a number of her lady friends at tea,
complimentary to Mrs. j. E. Hus.
ton, of Logan. Ohio. who has been
here on a two weeks visit. The
evening was most pleasantly spent
in conversation and the repast wal
highly enjoyed. Those presenI
were: Mesdames j. e. Huaton, o.
Logan, r. E. Morris. of Hender
son. @. F.aud F. l. Filson, + A
Guthrie. Q. T. Ray. ". @. WhaIey
D s. Snyder, 81. Kerwood, A. b
Gable. Perry KeTWood, 8. P. Cape
hart and J. Z. Selbe.
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River News.

The Telephone. job tow boat
of Ironton, was taken off the En-.
terprise Docks last week, after re.
ceiving some repairs.
The j. W. o. Heslop. Machine
Shop is over-hauling the NJ. P,
Wells engine which is here on
the Kenawha Docks.
Pilot Henry Holloway, of the
Greenland was here yesterday
visiting his mother
The Sealoin. towboat, of Ash.
land. KY. is here undergoing re-
pairs on the Kanswha Dock.
The pump. boat. j. P. 3. B.
Smith was on Armstrong; Docks
last week undergoing general re.
pairs.
All gasoline yachts should carry
signal light and bell or whistle
Steamboatmen are given much
trouble by these crafts because sc
many of them are operated BY per.
sons who are ignorant of the rules
of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tribune
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a large number of speed horses
arrived on the Fair Grounds the
past few days and were given quar-
tiers at the stables. More arrived
today, and the live stock generally
will be very much in evidence.
Every preparation has been made
for the reception of the animals,
and the Fair Grounds present busy
scenes about the stable and pens.
The outlook for the live stock de-
partment is avery bright one in:
deed, and representative aggTe-
CATION of animals may be conf
IDENTIFY expected.
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Sunday School Convention.

The Robinson District Sunday
School Conv. n,ion will be held al
Bethel Church Saturday, Septem.
Der 9Th, beginning at 10 O'Clock
An all day meeting is planned with
good speakers and interesting dis
cussion throughout 1t is earnest
ly hoped that every officer and
teacher of the Sunday Schools OF
all denominations in the district
will be present for the entire $685.
ion Come prepared to stay all day
and to help make this first district
convention in Mason county sue
cesp. j E. Bird, County Secy
The I7th series of the Point
Pleasant Build ng & Loan Assooia-
ton will be opened Monday. Sept
4th Take out few shares and
you will find that it is the best in
vestment you ever made
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Be Sure to Go.

You should by all means go and
visit the Street Fair, it is fine
show. The people are gentlemen
anc ladies, very polite and courte,
Gus to every one. The show il
given under the auspices of the
Mason County Fair. It will show
in town tonight and then move tc
Fair Grounds and chow there
Thursday and Friday and move
back into town for Saturday.
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of Wheeling. are here on visit to
his mother
DR.. Earl G. Musgrave. of Kama
Wha connty. is visiting his father.
Mr.. Asa M1sgrave. at Maggie. and
other relatives in the county.
0Ml Graham Waggener. of Mag
gle. WAS in town yesterday, and
while here he renewed his sub
soription to the Register
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Parr and
two. sons, Of Great Bend, Ohio,
viii be visitors at the home of
Captain W G Rossbsrry aud fam
lily this week
Mrs Horton Rossberry and Mrs
Robert Meyer. spent Thursday In
Gallipolis
MOB Grow, of Great Bend.
Ohio. will be a guest of W o Rose
berry and family this week
Miss Mae Hanes. of Clarksburg.
has been the guest of her mother
this week returning home tomor-
row
MrC @ Bowysr. Cashier of the
Merchants National Bank has been
quite sick for the past few days
Mr. and Mrs j B Tippett and
Master Frank Campbell returned
yesterday evening from up in the
mountains
Miss Nan Gabbert returned yes.
terday evening from a visit to
friends in Athens, Ohio
Mr. D Caldwell, of Gallipolis
Ferry, is in town this week
Mr. Raymond Young, of Charles
ton. is here visiting his uncle,
Hon Rankin Wiley and wife.
Mr. Ed McCuilooh, who is looat-
ed in Indian Territory is visiting
his parents near town
Mrs. j L Pannell. of Middleport,
is here visiting her father Hon
Rankin Wiley
Mr.. Chas- o. Van Matre, of Cam
bridge Springs. Pa, in the Under
taking and Furniture business
there. is here visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Vanzandt,
of Warrington, have been here
for several days visiting Mrs. Van
zandt's mother. Mrs. Kate Will
liams. Mr.. yanzandt returned
home today while Mrs. Vanzandt
will remain for about two weeks
longer.
Mrs. L. j. Williamson will leave
next Sunday for New York City to
buy her fall and winter millinery
goods. Her trimmer for this seas
on. Miss Georgia Smith, of Hunt
ington, will accompany her.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Fred Stone, of
Pittsburg. arrived here Sunday
night on visit to his parents,
Captain and Mrs. j. a. Stone.
Mr.. Stone has good position with
The Westing House Machine Co..
in Pittsburg, His brother. Mr.,
Frank Stone who has been en-
ployed in Pittsburg the past sum-
mer returned home with him to
attend school.
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Jukge Thomas united in the
holy bonds of matrimony, this
morning. Mr.. Charles w. Neville
and Miss Kittie N. Withers, a nice
looking couple from West Virginia.
GaIlipoIis Tribune, Aug. %.
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of Paris, Ky. arrived Friday on a
visit to Mr.. Steenbergen's father.
Mr.. j. W. Steenbergen at Gallipo-
lis Ferry
Miss Hortense Henking spent
the day with Miss May Lusher, a
charming girl of Ben Lomond,
daughter of DIR. @. w. Lusher.-
Gallipolis Tribune, Aug. %.
Mr.. Harry Prince, of Apple
Grove, called at this office Satur-
day and renewed his subscription
to the Register.
Mrs. Lizzie Lewis, two children
aud sister, Miss Lottie Knapp. of
Kanawha county, arrived Saturday
on visit to Mr.. Geo. Oliver and
family at Hickory Chapel.
Mrs. William CLARK and daugh-
ter, of Wheeling were here Satur
day, and part of Sunday. visiting
her nephew Mr.. Ed. Thomas and
wife.
Miss Helen Henderson. of Ur-
bana, Ohio. here visiting her grand
father, Col e.. B. Thomas and
other relatives. left yesterday for
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Steenbergen,
of Vivian, are visiting Mrs Steen-
bergen's parents here, Mr.. and Mrs
John MoCulloch, and Mr.. Steen,
bergen's father. at Gallipolis Ferry
Mr.. and Mrs w B. Smith of
Clarksburg, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Smiths father. Mr.: Will
liam Kimberling near Arbuokle,
were in town last Wednesday 40
companied bv Mr.. .Kimberling.
Mail carrier, Jas. Barnett, on ru-
raj route No. 2, who has been quite
sick with typhoid fever at his home
at Hickory Chapel. We are pleased
announce to his many friends is
very much improved.
Mrs F. A. Guthrie and little
niece, Miss Helen Bissell, of Meigs
County, who is here visiting her
spent Sunday in Huntington with
her son. DR.. L V. Guthrie, Super
lintendent of the West Virginia
Asylum.
Misses Myrtle and Lena CARR
son. of this city, took in the b &
10. excursion Sunday, Miss Lena
remaining in Parkersburg during
the week. While there she was
the guest of Miss Lula Spencer,
form erly of this oity. and who has
many friends here.
Mr. and Mrs W. j O'Brien and
little son Vollert, of Charleston
arrived here Sunday on visit &c
Mrs. O'Brien's mother, Mrs. Sophie
VoIlert and family. Mr.. O'Brier
returned Monday while Mrs
O'Rrien will remain several days
Miss Matte Sterne has resigned
her position az clerk in the pos
office to take effect Saturday, ant
will leave for Parkersburg to spent
the fall and winter with her sister
, Mrs F. 81. FIemming. Miss Su,
| Haynes has been appointed in he
/ place
Engineer E. A. Cregor and wife
3 and Miss Bessie Householder. O
7 Knoxville, Tenn, who is the CUES
' Of Captain and Mrs Cregor, an,
Conductor S T. Tinklepaugh AM
3 daughter. Misc Ethel, of Middle
Q port, Ohio. were a merry party t
!. Ganley last week, returning hom
d Saturday Gauley is quite popu
lar resort.
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Public Sale.

Mrs.. Blanche Clsndenin viii
have a public sale of her personal
property at her home on Old Town
near Bennett Fowlers'. in Robin
son district, Saturday. Sept. 2ndr
1905. beginning at 9 O'Clock a. m
SeIby's Band, of Middleport, has
been engaged by the Mason Coun-
ty Fair Association this year. This
band has nstionvl reputation and
their are few binds in the country
that can beat them. This band
alone is worth yonr time to attend
be fair to hear them play.
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LosT-A small purple pocket
book, somewhere in the lower end
of town, Saturday night. The
pocketbook contained $500 Find
er please return to this Office and
receive reward.
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Up to this time there are thirty
six car loads Of paving brick on our
streets to be used for the street
paving now under way. Our streets
are st present badly torn up, but
wiz before long present a much
better appearance. as the work viii
be rapidly pushed to oompIstion.
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Running Races.

Each afternoon of the Mason
County Fair. August 81 and Sept.
1, there will be several special run
ming races. one-haIf mile dashss.
Don't fail to see them. They viii
all be for blood Selling out viii
not be tolerated.
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NJ. 2 B. BUXTON. Of Bnfalo,
was here Thursday.

N.Y. y. DuKtoDs OF DuHelO
Twas here Thursday.
Mr. +. F. LasIsy. Of Cheshire
Ohio. was in our city Saturday.
Hon. }. a VanDaIe. of Spen.
Der. was ID our city ThuEsday
Hon John q Myers il danger.
ousIy hlck At his home in Mason
Mr. A. Carper, neaf BElghton,
was here Monday.
MF. Kirby Holloway spent Sun
day with Mr.. George PuIlin and
family At DebbY.
Governor William "a. Q. Daw.
con was in our city few hours
last Thursday.
Mr.. Joseph Brown, Of Apple
Grove. was in town Monday on
business.
Mr.. r. l.. Adams. of Cheshire,
Ohio, was here ON business Mon
day.
Msssrs. Nose Carlyle and Ash
Hughes. of Wyoma. was here Mon
day.
Misses Josephine and Gertrude
Howard who have been quite sick
for several days are much improv-
ed. STR
ME- j. D. McNerlin. of Wellston..
Ohio, arrived here yesterday on q
visit to her parents. Captain and
Mrs. w. D. Holmes.
Mr.. Roy Williams, here for sew
eral days visiting his mother, Mrs.
Kate Williams. returned to Steu-
benville, Sunday night.
Mr.. William Humphrey, near
town, was in town Monday. called
and renewed his subscription to
the Register.
Mr.. Frank Middlecoff. of Pitts
burg, is here visiting relatives and
friends, and will leave after the
Fair for Portsmouth to visit his
daughter, Miss Essie.
Miss Maude Summers. of The
@. B. Hanson Co.. Gallipolis. has
returned from the East, where she
has been for about two weeks buy
ing goods for the company.
Mrs. Thomas Middleooff and
Miss Oma Heyelip, of Pittsburg.
are visiting in Winfield and will
be here Friday to visit relatives
and friends
Mrs George Epple, of Shreve-
port. Louisiana, visiting at Pome-
roy and Mason City, is here the
guest of Mrs. II. r. Howard.
Mrs E s Kiger and little dIugh-
ter. Miss Pauline. of Chicago,
Ill, arrived here Monday evening
ON visit to Mr. Robert Kiger and
family.
Captain w. 81. Howard returned
Sunday from a business trip to
Cincinnati and Chicago. His
daughter who accompanied him
rem aimed to visit relatives and will
return this week.
Mr.. II. L. Robey returned Mon.
day from Spencer where he was
called several days ago on account
of the serious sickness of his bro
Their, with typhoid fever, who is
much better.
Mrs. Clarence Stewart and baby,
who have baen here for some time
with her parente, Captain and Mrs.
o. F. Hess will leave next Monday
for Pittsburg, her future home
Her sister Miss Alvena Hess will
go with her and remain there dur.
ing the fall and winter.
Mr.. Frank Holmes, who was
hurt on the L. E A & W. r. r
at Alliance, Ohio. mention which
was made last week, arrived here
yesterday to be with his parents,
Capt. and Mrs. w. D Holmes un-
til he feoovers from his injuries.
Mrs. William Tulley returned
Friday from Kanawha County
where she was called several days
ago on account of the sickness of
her brother, Mr.. George Henshaw
who is much improved
Mr.. E, N. Deardorff, of The
Dearborn & Poor Co, of Gallipo-
lis. has returned from New York
and other Eastern cities where he
went to buy stock for the Com
pany.
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WHAT q new housef No,
only 4 coat or two Of Lawrence
Paint-doubles the value Of any
building ], W. Rhoades & Cos.
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Rorsonai Mention.

~
in town Saturday,
MI. j. 7. Whitesides of Grimm
Landing, was here Saturday.
Mr.. f. M. Dunn. Jr of Leon
ives in town Saturday.
Mr.. james GreenIee. of Pitts
burg. is here visiting his mother
Mr.. q. ". Ginther, of Hartford
was here Wednesday.
Mr.. d. II. TurIey. of Columbus
was here Friday
Col q. E Spilmsn. of Spilmsn,
was here Thursday
Mr.. William q. Vaught from up
Kauswha. was business visitor in
Huntington last Thursday.
Miss Amy milford, of Redmond,
was pleasant caller at our Office
Saturday.
Mr.. Elmer Moore has gone to
Doanville. Ohio. where he has en-
ployment
Mr.. William Kimberling, of
Plt,sburg. is here visiting his sis
ters, Misses Kimberling
Miss Evbline Green, of Bloom
,ngt N, Ind, is:visiting her sister.
Mrs j. s. Kuopp, at Old Town.
Mr.. @. R. MoCullooh returned
Sunday from a short business trip
to Charleston.
Mrs. John Love. and Master
Cory Love. left Friday for Cinoin-
natl on a weeks visit.
Mr.. r. q. Rlyburn, near town,
was pleasant caller at this Office
Saturday.
Mr.. S. W. Rairden, of Marion,
Ohio. is visiting relatives in this
county.
Mr.. Dwight Thompson. If Pitts
burg, was here Thursday calling
on his old friends.
Mr.. R. A. Poffenbarger, of Beech
Hill, was here Friday night on
his way to Huntington.
Mr.. Carl Hess, of Huntington,
was here Saturday night and Sum-
day visiting his parents, Captain
and Mrs. Q. F. Hase.
Mr.. Charles Baird returned Sum-
day from a visit to his uncle, Mr..
Ed. Charles and wife, in Column
bus.
Mr.. George Waggener, of Ar
buckle. and Miss Margaret Neale,
went to Ben Lomond, Saturday to
visit Mr.. Ed L Neale and family
and returned Monday.
Mr.. E. W. johnson, of Arlee.
called at this office Saturday and
renewed his subscription to the
Register.
Mr.. j. E. johnson and wife. who
have been at Independence, Pa,
for over a year, have returned to
Wyoms, this county.
Mrs. William Bechman, of Pom.
eroy, Ohio, returned home Mon.
day after few days visit here with
her sister, Mrs. Il. P. Gardner.
Mr.. Robert Powers and Miss
Alberta Rankin, of Augusta. Ky,
are here visiting, Mr.. Robert Liter
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs b. F. Oberholtzer
and daughter, of Ripley, spent
Sunday here with Mr.. end Mrs.
Ed Greer.
Messrs B. S. Smith and James
A Graham. of Waterloo, were
pleasant callers at this Office Sat
urdAy.
Mrs. G. B. Smith and family
have returned from a visit to Mr..
M 81. Smith and family near Gin
cinnati.
Mrs W. G Broebeok. of Ash
land, KY is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pullin, at Deb
by.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lee Sshon, OF
Huntington, were the guests OF
relatives and friends here Sunday.
Mrs. j. E. Huston, of Logan o
here visiting rel.tives aud friends
for two weeks, returned to her
home Monday morning.
Mrs g. E Dearly, wife. of pat
tern maker Dearly, at the Malle4ble
Iron Plant. has gone to Munoie
Ind On months visit.
Miss Ethel Tinklepaugh. Of
Middleport, is the guest of Captain
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MACON oountv Fair- 91l.rsdaY and FTiday.

The following good horses different
Thursday Friday Mason County Fair The this
facesz will be for blood
Be lyon dontyou will miss seeing
finer racing. Several running each afternoon.
THURSDAY AUGUST s1st
225 TRoF
dr. Wilkes s A Drnmmond, Huntington. w Va
Nellie Noble. d @. Smith, Hartford W. We
lClaylick. John Bauer Pomeroy Ohio
Bullet r. p Liter Point Pleasant. w. Va
Black Arthur. 7. Rhoades Cotton, Ohio
Jay W. s A. Drmmmond, Huntington. W. Va
Maok s. w. 81. WILSON, Guyandotte w Va
Joe b, John Bauer Pomeroy. Ohio
Earnest Burnp Petty & SomeryiIle Hartford, W. Va
Russell w, Ed Yost. G4allipolis, Ohio
Star Light HalSohwarzwader, Point Pleasant, w. Va
2:25 PACE
Billy b., Chas Bearhs, Athens, Ohio
Beaver Bay, j. Q. Clutts. Welston, Ohio
Daisy Wiks r p Liter - Point Pleasant. w Va
Jay W, 8 Drummond. Huntington, w. Va
Russell, w, Ed. Yost, .; GaIlpolis. Ohio
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER lst.
2:1s PACE.
Rieel M. q. Cole .s@s. Galipois, Ohio
Brown Joe, Chas Campbell --s. Portsmouth, Ohio
Daisy Wiks p Liter Point Pleasant, w. Va
Billy B., Ohas Bearhp, Athens, Ohio
2s5 TRor.
Dr. Wiks, S. A. Drummond, Huntingdon w. W.
Billy Bottoe J. B. johnson, Gallpolis Ohio
Lueu a., John Bauer Popaeroy Ohio
Amerete. John D. Lewis Charleston W. Va
COUNTY ROAD RACE.
Gray Eagle. Park Roush, New Haven
Lady LOUISE O. w: Petty, Hartford
Lena Kanawha, 81. Robertson, Hartford
Black WILL Chas Wndon, Graham Station
Claria, j. F. Burdett, Point Pleasant w. Va
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Races.

The race programme of the Ma
son County Fair Association this
year i'll be the best ever held on
the grounds. The premiums are
good and there will be big bunch
of horses.
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Some very handsome guitars,
banjos and vioIins a1e at Van Gil
der's
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Passed the State Board.

We are pleased to note the faot
that DIR. Wm. 81. Stone. who re
Gently graduated from a Denta
College in Cincinnati, successfully
passed the State Board examina.
ton recently at Parkersburg and
has now his diploma and permit
from the State to practice dentist
~ His office is in the Stortz
baiIdiug. over J @. Sturtz's jewel
~ store.
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No Mails Labor Day

There will not be any rural mails
Labor Day
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Sweeping
Reductions
In Cotton Wash
Suits, Skirts and
Waists.

This is house cleaning time
and all Summer Stufs must
go out.
LOOK AT THESE PRICES
Shirtwaist Suits were $3.50
to 400, now 81.
Separate Skirts in Blue,
Gray and Black and White,
were 500, now 69cts.
Linen Skirts were So; 3.75,
now ? 90.
White Waists were soc now
39c; white waists SOC now soc
white waists 81 now 6oc; I.2s
now 8oc; white waists, I-5c
now o8c; white waists, 2 90 now
I.Io.
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Selby's Band, of Middleport, bal

Ready to wear fall hats just in
at Mrs. L. j. Williamson's.
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Many small lots of goods
to be closed out at very
low prices.
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See the balloon go up at the
Fair.
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MILLINERY.

All Summer Millinery
to close out at ridiculously
low prices.
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One lot of Silk Waists in
Black and Colors. were
81 so and 5 90, now $500
These are last years
waists.
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rear pants pocket. He felt something
and before the Sergeant-at-arms could
restore order Judge Winborn, who
was just behind him, reached over
and Eliminating under Koonce's coat
tail, held aloft to the astonished gaze
of the audience a pistol. The grand
climax of the members speech never
echoed and re-echoed over the corri-
doris, for Mr.. Koonce declaring some
enemy had done it sat down.
But the House unanimously passed
his bill, only to reverse it next day.
Mr. Koonce admitted the joke was on
him and accused the member of the
Irish brigade of putting the pistol in
his pocket while he was unconsciously
attending to his torrent of eloquence
against toting that very thing. A
great many thought Mr.. Koonce guilty
until on the expiring moment of the
Legislature, Judge Winborne made a
dying declaration to the effect that
it was an old broken pistol found i'm
the clerks office and surreptiously
slipped i'm Koonce's pocket during the
progress of the fireworks.
But Mr.. Koonce is a welcome WISH
tor in Greensboro. He can carry a
dozen pistols and not be molested
here. if he will only keep out of the
way Of street cars, drays, carriages
and automobiles.
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opening of the Fair. but the day set
apart for the unwilling of the beauti-
full Confederate Monument that now
stands in the Court House Square. The
ceremonies attending the unwilling OF
me monument will be unique, brilliant
md beautiful. There will be speeches
by the Governor, Col. a. NJ. WaddeIl
q. Is. Watson and others. There will
be a parade In which hundreds OF old
veterans will march TO the music OF
Dixie and other old wartime airs.
-Four bands of music will be in the
parade and there will be floats with
beautiful young ladies' military com
panies, twenty-five automobiles, one
thousand children singing patriotic
songs. etc.
Fifty mounted marshals will have
charge of the parade.
The Fair this year will be the mos.
successful one that has ever been held
here, If the weather is good. Col.
Webb, the manager, says every foot
of available space on the grounds vii!
be taken by attractions. He and his
assistants are at work night and day
getting things in shape. The Horse
Show on Friday promises to be an in
teresting feature of the week. The
handsome write-up of Winston Salem
viii soon be out Of press. This viii
be the handSomcst thing of the kline
ever sent out by Il North Carolina
town. The work has been done by
Messrs. l.. f.. Norryce and c.. E Webb
at a cost of about $500.