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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-02
WALL STREET NOTES.

NEW YORK. Oct. .2,-Speculation in
stocks revived materially this weel,
with the brilliant trade and business
prospects, primarily in iron and steel
Railroad earnings for August made Sc
favorable a showing as 10 stir up hopes
of coming dividend increases. High
record prices in some stocks resulted
and the volume of dealings swelled to
the largest total on Wednesday for
any day since the June excitement
when u. S. Steel was reported listed
on the paris bourse. The rise in the
call money rate later In the week halted
the speculation. the October money
settlements were the immediate IN
fiuence on the money market. Large
Withdrawals by the interior, shipments
of gold to Canada and therise in dis
count rates abroad testified to the wide
spread demands on the worlds money
markets.
Uptown Sentiment-Although calling
of loans on Friday was reported, and
although the known movements of
money indicated large loss by the
New York banks. in their operations
with interior institutions, speculative
interests who have been carrying
large lines of stocks for some months
say that they do not look for a serious
furry or ftringency in the money
market between now and the end Of the
year. Those who have been following
closely the upward movement in steel
common think that 1t will continue
until at least par is reached. They
say that they have been Informed by
large interests in the steel corporation
that the affairs of that company are
ina much more prosperous state than
the street realizes.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-02
HAMBURG EXPORTS GAIN.

HAMBURG. Oct. 3.--The exports
from Hamburg to the United States
and the Philippines for the first nine
months of 1909 amounted to s17,472. 21o
as against $1s, S75,s92 for he cor
responding period of last year. The
exports to the Philippines for the first
nine months Of 1903 amounted TO
$3.50, s27.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-02

Sales today-Stocks, Az, 700 shares;
bonds. 81. 555. 900.
For the weeks Stocks, 5,5s4,sO shares.
bonds, $29, SAT, 900.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-02
BANKING COMPANY PAYS DIVIDEND.

The National Newark Banking Com
recently declared and has just
paid its regular quarterly dividend of
8 per cent. on its capital stock. and in
addition has declared an extra 2 per
dividend.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-02
HELD For ALLEGED MAIL FRAUD.

BUFFALO, Oct. 2.-Joseph II. Miller.
president of the Amsterdam Diamond
Company, has been arrested here by a
United States marshal on a charge OF
using the malls for fraudulent pur-
poses. Miller's business amountd &c
$780, 900 annually, and he denied abso-
lutely h a 1t was anyth hut legiti-s
mate. The Federal a allegs
that he conducted a Ion
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
(Sortietnns bon Der /. Geite.)

Gr beobiiftigt, pieIleid)t id)on beute
etnel 8eriltd 81 mndcn Den Sanal
5u iiberfIiegen. gut @raf 9anlbcrt
begaun beutc IN @iiinn8 nit elmer
Reibe BON @robeiabrten III ieitem
geroplon.
Die fieberbaitc Gle iciner RioaIen
bat Subert 2ntbam, lpeIfer am Nton.
tag nit ieinem Monoplon in Die
6Gutben Oe5 9anuIs i~tiir5te, pcrult-
lobt, ieine nelle WaidJine gIcihfaQS
III nIer Gle sum 6lu9e iertig 81 itel.
len mo Der Nonoplan befinoet lid
bercitS ouf Dem @ege BON Gbalons
DiGrber.
9Icriot'5 NonopIan lit qIcihioIl9
pom Qotbom-l np mo bic flcinitc
6Illgmnifine, Die biSber 0ebout Dur.
ST.. Or lit nit cincm Irci-G ulinocr.
0totor auSgeItattct, Der nit 9uftfiib.
lung pcricben lit ltno einen 5lueiiliigc.
l!1en Eropelcr treibt. Ter 2eitiis
bcS 2Ieeronouten befitt0et lid binter
Don 8lltgflGden.
(Sp0ter,) - Storfer @ino ucrbinr
otrtc bclltc ole Gcriudc gum 6liegen
ii6cr Den aonol. &iclc @cttcn mer.
ben sur 3eit ii6er Die 6roae obgc,
IdlIoiien, Oh &ntbam, @lcriot ooer
lambert 5uCrit Die 6obrt ontreten
MIRO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
GcripGtetc Nncrfcnnnng.

Inn Irbor, Mid). %. Slllt.-
GopitGn Sol. acnp, elm Seteron oe@
@iirgcrfricgeS, Ser nli Der Eeniiona'
lite Itcbt, bat iOebcn bon Wulbington
olls cine 9ron5cnleooiae crboltcn, Die
linn i'm Sabre 1864 bonn GongreB
iiir bcrporro9Cnoc Snpfcrfcit in Der
Sdlodt pcrliebcn mltrOc. SIS mar
be. Ocn blutigcn &dmpicn III Der
&iloniB pom @irginicn, oIS acmp,
OcmoIS W}itgIico Der Gonpo9nie
~" ocS 5. 6rcimiQi9cn ReaimentS
pon Mi6igon, III Die icinolidcn Hci'
ben itiirmtc mo 0ic Sabine ocS 81.
Hegimcnts Don 9toro.GuroIinn crbell.
tctc, inoent or ooS Sobnentuh puil
Der Stongc rib, Die Der 6obncntrG
ger icit lit Den N0nocn belt. Nus
peldcn llriohcn Die 9lbIieierung Der
Mcooiue iiA Sabre lang ucripatct
bat, lit bier unbefannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23

9nrmS, alias &enrpa Clifford, weldcr
inter Der Infloge, Der 6irma 5. 2.
9ode & SO. in Nep Dorf I'M $4,000
belhiuinbelt SIT babCn fiir3lidJ bier
nerbottet mur0c, marc inter Der Bop.
pelten Inflo9e Der 9igomie nnO oeS
Setrugs i'm DID 9oilep.@cridt por-
gefiibrt.
SIN &oufe 6eS &crb0rS legtC $. s.
Spon bon Der geid)1Oigten 6irmo bent
8eridt cinen bon Der Sui,b oeS Nm
9eflogtcn geidriebenen Brief Dor, III
Dem OieIer iid bereit erfldrt, 6os @elo
treilpiuig 5rriid 81 iclt0en, infer Der
Seoingung oob ne6cr cine geridtli-
DIE Serfolgur9 gegcn i'm eingeleitct,
nod Die gon5e 4ngeIcgenbeit. CUR
aenntniB Der 3eitungen unb ieintr
Nem-0orfer 5reunoe eebraft perOe.
Ter Nngeflogte 6eGielt iid Die Ser
tbeioi9ung Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
Srng0bic in cincm ,Sptcl.

Sartfoto, Cont, %. Sllli. -
Cine @beItanbs. 5ragooic ionb 5u irii-
Der Stlnbe I'M american Sotcl"
eincn blutigen abid)luB. Gin Hepol-
peridwB frad)tc bilrd) Die nGftlid)e
Stlue, uno ols Gin Holi5iit ole 3biir
oes 3imn1ers erbraf. III Dem lid)
Williom Irnolo BON Wiobleton nit
%lciiter Satin einoilartiert botte, fano
c: Die Srau nit ourfidInittener aeble
olf Dem IiBboben in ibrem 9liitc
litgelt, mdbreno ibr @atte, ben Heulo-
Der nod in Der 6ouit boltcno, ant
ci;tgegen seiesten gnbe oes 3imniers
forerte. Der Wonn bate Die Srait
oligenld)einlif, uGbrenb lie iflofcno
III Bette Log, nit einem HolirrneIler
of,gefallen unb iif Damn, iie tootllf
perleBt gloubenb, ielbit cine angel Ill
ben aopf geiaet. Or lebte nod, Itarb
aher brei Winuten nod ieiner llebcr-
iiibritna in bas ySartforo Soipital,"
obne ous gepuBtiein pieoer Su er.
loneen. Die sSrau, Die iif] bon ibrem
Bette bis on Die lbiir oes 3imner
eeidleppt bate, miro jeoalfaas init
oem 9ebeu bapon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mar sic llriohc ber 5but. 7at'a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
@pn HGmbern in Den Slmf aemprfeu.

EittSbnrH ga, -. Slli. -
Gic biriige Eoli5ei inbnoct oi,f bier
Norber. meld)c geltern Nbcno oi,i Der
Bride on Der 33. StroBe jtuci ulgo.
Ride Nrbcitcr iibcrionen, bcro,lbt
mo in bcn AQc9benp.Hiu 9clporicu
bcbcn. Aui buS Niilicgeid)rci Der
Spfcr ciltcn Mrbeitcr aus Den nohc
gucAcncn SdIoftbGllicrn bcrbci mo
5oacn Cilpn Der llnAorn aus 6cnl
@ollrr, scr onbere, IS. Huoolpb, CT.
trnnf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
Ser Saplur. WurS.

@nticfo, Sa., %. Sllli. - Cine
ouBcroroentIihe @ronb- Srrp, Die 3l
ocm 3medc einberufen miro, Die oll
If. Suli seidebenc @rnnoroilng uoit
>irbn y. Sopler, cinem gonfier opil
Crescent Sim, jn mnteriuferL bat
Or. ". Viilcr, Srau Saplcr utb
Iohn 8run0cn, Den Soter Der Sral,
Snpler, lpcgcn Moroca uno Sra
Grunoct, cinc1 9rlioer BON Sobn
@rlltoert, ipegcn OtitldInlo an bent
Moroc inter Inflasc aeitedt. III.
Miler, 6rau Sapler mo Die 8run-
oenS weroen Deute Dor @eriht 90.
brud)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
Selcioiguns bes Sentidtbnms.
Gincinnati'er WtlliifboQc nid)t iiir ocn
Nationo(6un0 81 bo6cn, neil Der
icl6e politiide mo anti.probibi.
tioniItiidc 3mede perfolgt.

N''lN'lNJN O'SNNN w IptSA.
Cincinnati g., %. Suli. -
Ger INSTRUMENTATION 9iirger-
ihoft lit ein 6uuitidlag ms @eiidt
perfect Doroeu bon elmer Seitc, Don
Oct man eS an merigiten ermartet
bate. Gle 0tuiifboae bleibt Dem
oGeutif . amerifoniifen Nationol-
9uno" geldloiien, un6 porum? 8ei(
oerlelbe ein @e8uer Der Erobibitioni.
item Jet. 0anon itebt 3por niftS in
Der 8crtoiIlna oes 9unoes, ltno Dem
Stifter Der Wuiifboqe bat audi nift5
@ierller geIegen, ais aus ocrielbeu cine
Soh6trg Der Yrobibitioniiten Al mo.
den, obcr Die Wahtbober Der yNlliic
Sal Nllocintion" bobeu 10 bcfretirt.
Die So4le prr0e fir Die Seicr 6es
Geutlfen cages benotbigt, Der am
Sonntdg oen 3. Oftober, in 8erbill.
Dung nit Der Gagung beS Nationol.
S1tnoeS obgebaltcn mer0en ioQte.
Nl6ter Sobn Sdmoo6 botte i6on Die
milnolidc 3uiaae, ais er in &enntniB
geIebt muroc, onb. on Der ,9eutid-
NnlerifoniIfc' Kationalbuno" cine
politiihc uno Observation-Disclosures
Organization iei, Die Miliifbolle on
elnem Sonntog iiir Den 9eoodtet
3pcd nidt 5u baben iei. Hihter
Sdrpoob fl0rte oer Wonogcr iiber ole
3lelc mo 3pede bcS glrnoeS aiii u,o
cmpfing Damn Die geriiderung, DOB
Der Gontroft inn p%oitpenocno 5itge-
lfift meroen milrbe, 6anit err i'm I'M
tcr5eldncn fonnc. Nn Stelle 0es
Gontrafts fam ober eir 5ipeitcr 9rici,
iuorlt lllrter 9ernfln9 Der Hc9el, ooB
Die @iltIifbale an Sonntogen MIR fir
rcllgioIc mo rein-m uiifoliife 3mcdc
permtct6et mcroen 6orf, oos Bernie.
tGen Der SoQe 5llr NbboItitng cines
Geltldcn Cages arn Sonntoa runo.
meg obgelebnt miro. Sn ocutifen
arctlcn berrid)t Oh Oieier gngberSig-
felt groBe gntriiitung, ocnn nit Hedt
miro Ooroltf bi1gewieicn. ooB bos
Torgeben Der nRltiic SoG 4iiocio-
ton" cin SMUT fir boS gclomnltc
GCltld). Imerifonertbum oes QonoeS
Ut. IS bonoeltc it'd lebioIid inn cine
S%tariibuna- uno 9eniqfonmnmaS-
6eier Der Ibgeianoten Der onoertbulb
Nitaloncn Mitglieber Der yG.,I. So
tlcnolbnnoes," eine 6eier, mic Tie
ld'on mcbr ols einmol an Sonntoaen
/" Der Mitlitballc begongen NOR
hcr lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
Sppbnsfranfc Seclcute.

S6lcd)tc a~ortoffelu perurioGen
Selld)e ouf arie9sitiifen. - Ser.
oorbcne &orrGtbe fir Die atlonti.
ldc Slptte.
Ernutncetumn, Woii., -.
sui. Nllf Den 8enuB lhlchtcr
aortptfell miro ein leidter Iusbrld1
BON Sppbns 5uriidgeiilbrt, melfer
an @oro bes Shlat)tibiiieS ,8eor.
glo" mo 5lueier onoerer Sabrseuae
Der otlontiihen Slotte c%onitatirt NOR.
Den lit, Die ouf Der Sobe oeS bieligen
SoienS sur 3eit malloperiren. @ie
es beiBt, lullroen Die iGnrmtlidcnS ar.
toffeln BON Dem Sorrotbsihiif yGel.
tic" be5ogcn mo Die tenaros Der be-
troffellen Sd)iffe babcn iest beqon.
men, ibren 9eoorf aus Dem bieiiaen
Wforft 81 be5ieben. Giner Der Stem.
oros crfl1rte beiite 80 Ero3ent Der
&urtoffeln, lpelfe or al gcro botte,
filr nltgcniebbar, uitb es iino bcint
Marinebeportenlent Stritte aetbon,
I'M oic @eiiltng ourh3uiesen, oob
Die vGeItic" iid) bier nit neiien Sor.
rotben perliebt.
Gie Sdiffe Der eriten, 3ipeiten itnb
oritten Gipiiion oampften geitern
friib nit Der Connecticut" an Der
Spise CUR Tornubme BON S6ieB.
ilbungcn oilf Der Sohe bon Eruro
aus Dem Saien, unO Die pierte Gipi.
lion lief bortbin geeen abenb aus.
go il o II, Woii, -. Suli. = 8iers
5ebn Sppbusfronfe bon Der bel Ero.
pincetotplt ipeilenOen Slotte muroen
gelteru Tad]mittag bonn Shlodt.
idiff rWnine" nub Der Iapp Ooro
in Gbarlestoipn beforocrt inb fnnoen
lit Oenr gullOes. VI arineboipitol in
.Gbelieo Iufuobme. alte
|
Hdfe fiir's MasIans bciprst g.. sqaiue, 4t3
n ~ fnsa y ~ soba n 1..f. '
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
Wcmcs Gscnnfnbc(.

ct. Sobns, RS, %. SuIi. -
Ser aobeIonmpfer nGoIonio" hot,
nddocm CT Den BON ct. Sobns nod)
Den 8rano gonfs reid)enben Sbeil
beS nci,en Commercial. &abel aclegt.
nit Dem 2esen oes bon ct. Sobns
nod Hep.Oorf reidenoel lbeil be.
gcnnen. unb ieine Nnfinft in Nep-
gorf lit bis 5um Gienitaa ndditcr
@phe 81 ermortcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23

DGrtcrinncn 5t ihlogell uno SIT bel.
BEN, gntriiitct mics Der Setret1r Ole
bon SomeS acir Soroie oltSgeipro.
d)erc llnteridicbltng 5uriid, Bob Der
Iufcntbolt in Den nu1tcrir0iihen Bel
fen nngeiutb ici.
@crillhc bon Setter iuffrngettens
f%rclnoIid)cr W}it0licoer, 0oS SaltS 81
pcrtogclt, I'M iibcr oOit 9eriitgumg
elmer Stroic, oic Der @%elunobeit Scr
Tomcn gcf06rlidl ici", SIT oiSfutirc1,
mrrben ourd ocn Sprcder inter Der
9cgriinolmq DercitcIt, 0oB bon ser
gctu0bnlidjcn @%onobobung ocS DC
icbeS in nid)ts obgemi6en lei.
Iodcfort'S Spatt.
YuriS $, -. 3uli. 49, Die ollgc,
mcin porberrlbenoC 9lnlid)t miro Don
Neuri Hod)efort, Dem Reonftcitr Der
oFotric", in pittoresfer Mciic 10 ST..
iommcn9efabt:
.GIemenccau Dot 10 piclc Wtiniitcr
geitiir5t, 0oB or c9 iiir paiien0 belt
MN iid ielbit 5u i~tiir5cn. Gr begin8
SclbitmorD, inoem CT meDrerc E6ro-
len in icincu cigeuen 9opf fcilertc."
nGcrfflingcr" lott.
2onoon, -. ,Slli. Ger por
5lpci 1ugcn nobe Sbin0lc So1tf &c.
itronoctc Compiler oGerfflinger",
pom NoroDultihen Slopb, nuroe
beute luicOcr ilott genloft lrlO ihcint
mbeidGoigt. Gr lit nad) 9%ofobonla
beltimmt.
CSpdtcr.) - Ser GcrifIingcr" lit
in southampton ongefommcll. Gr
lit nitt i'm @cringiten bcihdbi8t.
RuBIunO Iebnt ob.
Ectcr.abnrg, -. Sui. - Eie
rriiiifc aomirolit0t bat beid)lolien,
ipc0cr sur 9lloions Sultolr6 cter III
Ncm-Dorf nod 5llnt YortoIu'6clt bot
Sull (SIllllNlSluJ lulluJN ptlhN Wv bpl''
mcnocn @crbit ltatttinoel1 artegs'
idiffc 81 icn0cn.
&ur5e &nbel Gepci6en.
Die llebcrrcitc ocs iponiihct
YrGtcuocntcn CON Garloa gin8en &C.
itcru nod eincm inlpoiantcn lrolter-
@~otteSbienit pom Gorcic, in Der Cont
borbci, nod Sricit ub, no lte sur
9fubc gebettet mer0cn %iollcll.
- Sn Eborn, ErenBcm itorb sc
tern Stonislous Wuhorsfi, Giuton
bon 2iiicpo, i'm 2IItcr Don 1902 Sab.
rem. Gr mar Dos GltCite Ntitglico
ocS fotboliihcn aIcrilS III Der @elt.
- 3mei Spionc iolcn al 9oro
ocS britii6cn SdlodtidiiIc5 n8cae.
rppbon" nobc EortSmolltb, @nglon0,
ncrDuitct morbcn iein. Sic beIihtl9.
ter boS Sd)iif nod elmer filr6llden
tSlottcu.9icpnc un0 bcnobmcn lid 90
bel oui uer00dtigc @eiie. Gincr bon
ibncn bntte cinct &o0ot bel lid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23

gerfin, %. Slli. - Die oeutidye
Hegiering nobnt beute Die ginla.
bung al, lid an Der SuoIon. Sutton.
5eier 3u NemDOorf i'm n0fiten
Serbit SIT betbeiIigeln, lno miro pier
ariegSi6iffe ultcr Dem @eiebl ocs
gbmirolS b. Softer bortDin it)ifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23

Hdie fir'S Mastano bciurgt g. Statue, 4t3
Sh'Saltiuiures Ctr. uabe Chiffon 0euiesNuenne,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-09-22
Exhibitors.

Sec. q. A sufficient number of at
tendants for stock, etc., will be admit
ted free upon application to the Super
intendent, who will issue non transfer
able tickets, good only before a. M,
and after the close of the day s proceed
ings, and then only at special gate pro-
vided for that purpose. No exhibitor
will be permitted to be MS own stock
Sec. 22. The stockholders will meet
on Fair Grounds in front of building in
arena at 2 p. M, Thursday, October
29th, 1909, to elect officers for ensuing
The Secretary's Office will be opened
at grounds on Wednesday, October 9th
at 5 a. M, and close at 10 p. m, when
all entries made under rules and regu-
lations will be assigned their proper po-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-09-22
Preparing for Exhibits.

Mr.. J. N. Fair is greatly inter e
ed in the County Fair. He is going
to exhibit a bushel of his p rive cor
shelled and will also have sever;
stock exhibits. Other f farmers i
every section of the county shonll
do likewise. The officers and memI
bers of the Fair Association W
provide buildings, stalls, etc., bill
the real success of the undertaking.
depends upon the farmers themselve|
Unless they take an active interesI
the Fair will, SO far as actual result
or benefit are concerned, bea failurd
But we DO not believe this will b1|
the case.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-09-22
Edgefield School Distric I

The White Free Graded Schd
for this district will open on't|
9th day of September, 1909, at 7
Old Academy Building, and cd
tinue for eight months. Each pul|
will be charged an incidental fee
$3.50, payable as follows: s1.a5 |
the opening of the school on Sci
tember 9th, 1909, or upon the {
trance of any pupil durin g the fA
half session, and s1.95 for each p
pill payable January Slst, 1919, {
at the date of entrance of any plsd
after this date during:the second 'hd
session. This incidental fee will 4
collected by the teachers in thd
respective grades, and will be us$
as a fund supplemental to defr6
the expenses and pay the salar
of teachers for the term of eig
months.
A. E. Padgett,
A. S. Tompkins, h
J. T. McManus.
Trustees
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-09-22
Why Truth Goes Naked.

Secretary Meyer, at Newpo
luncheon, answered an interestir
question. Why" a naval cad
asked, Sd, we always speak of Il
naked truth?" &
Secretary Meyer smiled and "a
swered:
"Thereis an ancient fable, and o|
very appropriate to this hot weatlI
which tells us that on summer (
ternoon Truth and Falsehood set \
to bathe together. They found !
'crystal spring, they bathed in Il
cool fresh water, and Falsehood
emerging first, clothed herself in t
garments of Truth and went :
way. But Truth unwilling to Il
on the garments of Falsehood E
parted naked. And to this
Falsehood wears Truths fair whIB
robes, so that many persons mista
her for Truths very self; but pf
Truth still goes naked. ."-Detrd
Free Press.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-09-22

sition.
At11 O'Clock, Wednesday, October
9th, auction sale five stock
Each morning of the Fair, from 9 to
IL O'Clock will be devoted by the COM
mittee in testing all kinds of imple.
ments. Exhibitors are expected to fur
nish their own teams.
All parties wishing to send exhibits
to the Fair will please send for entry
blanks by the 10th of October, in order
that the entry books may be made up
and tags prepared before the 26th of
October, thereby avoiding the rush at
the opening of the Fair. This will be a
great convenience, both to- the exhibi-
tor and the Secretary, and especially
the Association, in preparing room and
accommodation for the exhibits when
brought.
Ali exhibits t;lat are not catalogued
in the Premium list shall be classified
by the Secretary in the most suitable
department, and exhibition tags given
for same, but such exhibits will not be
listed in the premium eacry books.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-09-22
Information for Visitors.

Sec. II. The Fair will be held on
the grounds of the Association which
is within easy and pleasant walk of five
minutes from town.
Sec, 1s. Ticket office will be provid-
ed at the main entrance to the grounds
where tickets may be obtained without
any delay.
Sec. 1S. Application for special priv
ileges on grounds must be made to the
General Superintendent. o..
Sec. 20. The Executive Committee
will meet in the Presidents Office at IL
noon, each day of the Fair.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-09-22
Entries.

Sec. ID. Entries must be made on
or before p. m. Tuesday, October 26:
A card or tag, having coupon receipt
attached, corresponding to the entry,
will be given to the exhibitor. When
the exhibitor shall deliver the articles
and entry card to the Superintendent or
the person in charge at the proper ex-
hibition hall, the articles will be receiv-
ed, tagged and put in position, the cou-
pom, after being receipted for by the per
son in charge, given to the exhibitor.
The articles will be surrendered only
upon return of this receipt.
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information For Exhibitors.

Sec. 6. Premium lists will be sent
by mail upon application to the Secre-
tary.
express must be prepaid, addressed,
Secretary of County aair, Edgeheid'
Sec. 8. Articles must be on the
ground on or before p. M, Wednes-
day, October 26. -.
Sec. 9: Exhibitors will file such certif.
icates, statements, ETC., as are required
in the premium list, wi=h the Secretary,
and they are required to attach card,
with all the particulars of age. size,
weight, etc., written i'll plain and legl-
BILE hand, to the animals or articles ex-
hibited, for the information OF the Juog-
eS.
The exhibition of articles not enumerat,,
ed in the Premium List is invited, and
they will be assigned to proper depart
ments and displayed 70 visitors. I,
Sec. 10. Exhibitors OF live stock ana
poultry are required to display over
each stall or pen occupied by the stock
or poultry, placard, containing the
breed of animal or poultry exhibited.
Sec. IL. Exhibitors of live stock
must report to the superintendents In
charge at 9 o'clock a. m. each day Tor
orders. They must also inform them
selves from the superintendent OF. de-
partment when their stock will be judg-
ed. Stock must be in the show ring
promptly after being called. Any per-
SON failing to comply with this order
will be ruled out from competing.
Sec. H.. Stalls are provided on the
grounds. N
Sec. 13. The association has halls
sufficiently large fer all purposes.
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Has Purchased Seed Wheat.
-Mr. 3. Z. Thrailkill is full

-Mr. 3. Z. Thrailkill is full
awakened to the importance q
growing wheat, hav ;re al1es6y T u
chased four bushe Is to Sow in IL
fall. He says that at the prev aiAs.l
price it will take about $50 to buy
flour for his family till harvest
time next summer. He. has fo1S
some time been very successful in|
growing wheat, butlargely through
neglect failed to SOW any last fall
Mr.. Thrailkill says farmers can moi
succeed by growing cotton to buy
flour at present prices. He h as jas
housed the finest crop of pea h.a
that he has. ever grown.
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The Premium List Of
the County Fair.
INFORMATION. and REGULATIONS.

Section l. The exhibition will be
open to the public on Wednesday
October 9th, and close on Friday, the
29th.
Sec. 2. Gates will be open at nine
o'clock a. m. of each day, and at that
time every officer and employee must
be at his or her post. The doors of the
exhibition buildings will be closed at
Sec. 8. The Secretary will receive
entries at his Office in Edgefeld until
26th of October. Entries will close at
Sec. 5. When the Fair is ended all
articles not called for by exhibitors shall
be properly cared for by the Superin,;
intendent of the department, or turned
over to the Secretary. No superinten-
dent of department shall leave his post
of duty without the consent of the gen
eral Superintendent.
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Losses.

Sec. Is. Whilst every precaution for
the safekeeping of all articles by an eff
ficient corp of policemen and watehmen,
the Association will in no case be re-
sponsible for any loss or damage that
may occur, except, by neglect of the Of
icers of the Association or its agents.
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Timmons drug store.
l6 Finest fern: Pair Of lace G
tains, given by J Rubenstein.
II Finest palm: Picture, gil
byJ w Peak.
Prettiest decorated rig: SET
gle harness, given by Ramsey
Jones.
Prettiest decorated child's 1
Gold pin, given by DIR. A 81 Cor1
Prettiest decorated float; Ro'
ing chair, given by the Edgeh|
Mercantile Company.
Most striking press float: q
prize $500.
Most attractive couple on ho1
back: Gold pin, given by 0 ST.
pard.
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Payment of Premiums.

Sec. 16. On and after Friday, the
29th of October, at IL noon, the Secre-
tary will furnish the successful exhibi-
tor with warrant on the Treasurer,
who will pay the premium to the exhi-
bitor on his Endorsement of the check.
Premiums unclaimed for go days will be
considered as presented to the Associ-
alton.