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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-28
Gin and Grisr Mill Notice

10 order to meet the demands OF
the cotton and corn raiser5 of Greene
County, 1 have just completed the
installation Of new and up to date
Gin and Grist mill machinery. and
with. this. well equipped outfit am
now prepared to do the work to the
best of satisfaction. Gin will run on
Thursdays and Fridays of each week;
Grist mill and Corn Crusher wiltfun
every Saturday, Bring your Home
raised corn and have it ground into
good old country meal. Also bring
your ear corn aud have the shuck.
corn and cob all crushed into one of
the best feeds GU earth. Your pat
ronage solicited. .el Is .y'o~ = '--r,'
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-28
bers: hone they. will do better.

bers; hope they will do better. az,
Regular attendants from this plac,
to the Leaf River Baptist Association
which was at Sand Hill were ,Metssrs
A. ], Bradley, J. F. Brewer az f
daughters, MISSES Lettie, = Roxani
and Katie, and also son William, Mr.
and Mrs Z. r.. Turner - and an re-
port ne tine and 81 20 Course fSs 4 there
were several more Sunday. - ~ NV
Mrs. O. O. Bradley is visiting fhel
sister, Mrs. JohnaBrewef. q eoifp''.-
Wonder what has become of JIG!
Fain? ~ Would like TO hear from you
after YOU, rettpgf9R}r a Il, ta9> 4rr 19sn
r, With, best wishes to all. I. remaip.
ri. ~ ,~:.anei ,SUGARrCANE. 4,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-28
Kills A Murderer.

A merciless murderer is appendii
.citjs with many: Victims But DIR.
,Kins New Life Pills kill it by pre-
vention. They gently stimulate liver
stomach and bowels, preventing that
ciogging that invites appendicitis,
curing constipation, headache. bill
iousness and chills. 25c at Peoples
Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-28
LeallesvilLe, Miss.
HOnage SOIlcl


-he Herald wishes to commend orr
Jonathan Correspond ent, who is on
deck this week with a letter abound
ing in news, and we'll written. If
We could secure regular contributions
from such correspondent at EACH
hamlet in Old Greene, things would
hum along the newspaper line for
this county. The correct and regu
lar reporting of the news Of each
neighborhood viii do equally as
much as telephones, automobiles, ru
raj mail routes, etc, to make life in
the rural districts more liveable, for
in this way we get written down and
circulated about the happenings of
those whom we know and the cross
activities can but interest and slim
ulate the various communities. Boom
along We writer's and let's have a rip
ping campaign of Winter Cores
pondence. .;~
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-28
JONATHAN.
80 80; ~

I
Jonathan, Miss, Oct. 26,ael910. III
haye been absent from writing to the
dear. Old Herald for some time T. will
write this morning as | have not seen
tany news from this part OF the Coun-
/ tty.lulj a;is 70 gaas9Ur.
NV. Bob sYanderford and,niBarl
Smith from, janet. made o;l4speciaf
trip to, E4eakesyille. Monday and on
their Wayishey called ina while We
are always glad to shake, hands With
Bob as he has some JOKE ready for
YOU p' y eco ~ ~ '.''', "
Mrs. isfimmotbis II from IN iLcakes-
vile was drifting around here the lat
ter part of last week. "
Mr.! G; lEg4&fttrell.@en to Le2kes-
Vile lastvM ouelay to- tie Doctor for
his; rtpeum&EiSmpH Kittre- pseenlS
to be1naadObl oftmlsery.o hope THAT
that he Will soon !recoReFii~do: J ai@j<s
Observation-Disclosures made a. flying
trip to;LeAkeSViiiB Saturday last ! G1
Mr.. S. O. Smith iscvisitihel his sisl
ter. Mrsb Jullier aBallttd6wD at Bali
this week. MI .ntE'
Mr.. Jonathan. Klttrell attended
church downl, AT at SweetW 4ter, Sunday
lest ,..t..a .l9 ~. -. ".,sse
j. The school is progressing nicely
under the management. OF Miss Will.
lie Mcleod; she has a daily average
Of twenty. Isl qar .:... glgtzi.,.y.1
MissAgpess Denmark who is teach4
ing the Good Hope school, was visit
ing the R. D. COCHRAN family Sunday
in order to be with her chum, Miss
Willie Mcleod. Tia and Richard
James accompanied her; the day was
spent pleasantly l
| We are glad to say that Mrs Faith
Valley is improving nicely @ Hope
| that She wilt soon recover. '''''
| The Sunday schoo! here is a little
betternow than what it. has been.
Lets all come to Sunday School from
now on AL of you people around
here come tn Sunday School. There
| is nothing better than good Sun
day School ip.a community. ".
Miss MiGeEurner of our town is
attendingo the Pine Level High
School this winter. sa,
I ING, Henry KittrelE -lade d. flying
trip 70 lLeakesgiIle SATURDAY., last. ~
William > Brewer of Janet passed
tbroagh our! little burg Saturday
last. % ss15ine5n. g. 4sG'5f@Af'>
| Master Henry, Turner is very i'll
|. with fever. this week. elhope him
Ia speedy recovery and return back to
school. rdD3r. Oh ~ 1G-'nsia 1aj'i ~
Mr.. Newton James is preparin tc
have q nice home built for himself
!, LAND better half. div ii 5a,li g C.oi5u
i Mr. Alex Ayeriaa.a, made afyipgr trig
{ to Leakesyille. in, the midst of las'
4 week, tssaila IN, :e. fae I'm
Il Mr.. Henry Kittrell. Is scaling logs
for nis father, as he is not able to ds
! the work just now a..asoaa ,i}a.
Mr.. Dave West drove down by hess
to LeakesyiIle Friday. he. residessneal
old Grafton. III aae ~,
Mrs, J. B.. Turgsr, and stw9 small
chiiIId5rrepgs .! mad3s 2. sb9rt CALI gaesdad
Hast, on her way back home near Rich
ton. nShe HAD Been Visiting heerr SIS SIS
tiers at Leak vile. ~
With best wishes to the Herald
: and its readersolaboamG 10 nolJele3
THE BLACK EYEDJ4IRL Il. 81
i Our representative will be IN Lea
/ lSesvillei witffhe display of trimmed
b and tailored. Hats etc. = from~Oct. 3
III TO NOV. o. fty ~.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-28

Frost was seen Oh the East Side of
River last Sunday Morning at the
Jim Beard and g. W. Faux places
Some thought they saw it on barn
roofs on this side, but we're not. SO
sure it was old Jack, and no vegeta-
tion withered from it over l.ere, as
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-28
DENTAL

will be in Leakesville 1st Monday
November. Will remain ten days or
twoweeks: Office oyer Leakesville
Mercantile Cos store q, be@'.ee a'..-
C. e. WARD. q
Shubuta, Miss, Oct. 26, 1910. =
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-28

Bring your watches and clocks to
me. yor know / guarantee all OF
my work. i. 80 -se.
Perkins, the Leakesville Watehma-
ker. @ =
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-28
HONOR ROLL.

Remember you don't have to wait
when you get your clothes cleaned
and pressed at the Royal Pressing
Club at j. sa,1 .,. s,ae .a
Perkins JeweIrY Store. "
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-28

There lis many delicate lady
whose own hands are busily embr old
ering theinapkin wherein she will
wrap fori burial the talent God gave
bernfor the service of her kind. -
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-28

b. We do not laugh enough. There is
Enothng more pleasant to the cal
Ethan the merry laugh of a happy, joy
e0ns person, and nothing drives away
kgloom aud care like o good hearty
Efangh. Laughter and good humor
kmlake a. happy home. ando aCcheerfni
,bright home is the greatest safeguard
against the temptations for the
E,yopn 9. . Parents should guard a.
Pgaiast this and Yspare mo pains to
SNAKE home home cheerful spot. !.
Il ~ ----- X 49, .g't ~ ." Z
! Children must be taught what the
Fparents wish them to know. Teach
,thesn truthful, gentle ways, and they
jsyiA be true and. gentle. ) If. a. boy
hears bad language from his father,
be will repeat it just as certainly. as
Ehe has tongue in his mouth: and If
la little girl hears her mother; gossip,
Bshe will gossip the moment she meets
zap Eas ate.- People who deveur their
Ifqed like cattle need not expect to
hape-nfee table manners, Gentlemen
and goodwomen are home made.
There is nothing oh-earth for which
one ought to be more thankful than
for, haYing been brought up in the
atmosphere Of a good home. o.t -
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-28

3F.rr,ti ~ ijl82 ,Gish Eat a.. ~
There are some people who will not
consent to be made happy. They
find itH6iib greatest Satisfaction in in
eessantl grumbling and repining "a
gainst destiny.crQf all the bores that
the inflicted upon our social life none
is more disagreeable than the Sour
tempered man; he not content. with
being miserable himself but. insists
9p making everybody else, SO, if h4
gan sLtis not best to lot, such al
one !ye .haYe his own way II be would
be fqn lttR9 tfo9o co77fdtHpe his mnttefiqgs
to himself and 70, maintain .a'estrlcl
4eclueion, he might be pardoped and
Pitied; but when he .thrpstsr grieYt
iances upon society, he 5henb becomes
Jas DoGberry =efoqreutly observes,
"most;ih toierabies, and 'n6t't to be en-
jdured" ~veu .urir0S u.s.!
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-28
ldu''ei.

3tIs fiis -; 81 t.f;H Gtut -
III, r is be9utif ~ wa ggbid and a
happy one, q Jolly good pIqfe, ,Qply as
we mar it by incQnsiderate BEHAVIOR
and and BY forgetting that it i rywqas4;, made la!d
for others as well Ell as OURSELVES, Who
will dispute the wisdom Of the plan
l6l1IAinUit3 tG9l<9 EE6i pms 80, - ~"
for humau beings to, be diylded into
{fa 6iffi{ Nho a that remembers 9em FPlrs the
Pate;ripf5ae roof a the gentle mother the
merry brothers and sisters, the g4od
things to eat, ~aad~the general pro-
lection aad comfort ftherl'efin, would
have it otherwise. , Yes tRs,iplan is
gsii(gshti jt,Yas the iHllyYentioni of a high
81, tt ha9 FmlQrtals Wisdom, and where
SNef an ptn4h1afR lpy rebb99 ~ee e EXISTS someI
P2999y Sat f4apt i,s3lp mebqdNris uqpdesF-
mining lsl this exqfelleGrt, contrivanee for
1Ae begERse4fft of Al; and could we .Jget
the beam out, of our, own eye,' we
night discovers that the evil was
Mithin. ~tl' a. 4o--.. -.',..'T..'''. IT, -.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-28

Uhcalled for watches for sale cheap
at 1870. Perkins JeWelry Store.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-28

BORN, unto Mr.. and Mrs. E. R.
Valley of Exsho, Ala, on Sunday
October %, 1910, GIRL. They live
Just across the Alabama line.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-28
Ever Lurking Danger White Slave Traffic.

Washington GLADDEN.. ot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-03
To
OLD MURDER

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN QUENTIN, Cal, June a.
john Avery, sent up for five years
for burglary, has been haunted
for four years by the face of a
man he killed in Spokane In the
winter of 1906. He finally con-
fessed 1t all to relieve his mind.
avery says he and a pal had
been in hold-up game and en-
tered box car to hide. They
found a third man and ordered
him to throw up his hands. He
attacked them and Avery says he
shot him dead.
Spokane police CONFIRM the
story Of finding the dead man who
was never identified.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-03
STUDENTS MAKE HIT
WITH CLASS PLAY

Tacoma High school senior 9
made a decided hit last night In
their presentation of Shakes
peare's Twelfth Night" The
auditorium was packed and the
performance went of witho It a
hitch. The production netter $3.50
profit to the funds Of the dramatic
department which will be used
to build up dramatic library.
The play will be repeated Sat
urday night.
All those in the leading parts
did splendidly. The whole per-
formance In stage management
and settings was fine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-03
FERN HILL HOLDS
C0MMEN CEMENT

Fern Hill High school held its
last annual commencement last
night and Bessie King, Walter
Coblentz. Burdette Oglevie, Edwin
Cannon and Frank Griffin gradu-
ated from the 10th grade into the
18th year OF the Tacoma High
school.
Henrietta Bond, Leonard VIII
son. Myrtle Bloom, lilly Ellison,
John Mcdonald and Alfred Fuller
were given diplomas from the
eighth grade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-03
The ro.'g,ranl

You will be entertain
ed in the afternoon and
evening by a full COM
plement Of Riggs Band,
from 8 until 8 in the
afternoon and from 8
until 10 In the evening.
The gates will close at
1890. For further de-
tails ask for the Mar
ket Master.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-03
WILL SPANK
The TT. Ki1

The Sunset Improvement club
Will meet again this evening at
South Thirty-fourth and Proctor
streets to say things about the
Traction Trust Kid and form some
sort of a plan by which they can
make the company come through
with transfers.
They have invited the Fern
Hill people over aud altogether II
Will be regular indignation
meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-03

ke convenient point where all lines Of food stuff could be
stage and think that in giving to these
market building giving them only what al
;tons to plan such building they have in no way been
plans prepared for modern market and from attrac-
q the results obtained are ernnently satisfactory.
asst market place second tonone--R E ANDERSON & CO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-03
Your Patronage

HERE rs AN INSTITUTION WHICH MUST BE PATRoNIzED
TO BE APPRECIATED WE INVITE THE GENERAL PUBLIC TO
THE GRAND OPENING TO INSPECT THE LARGEST ARRAY OF
TEMPTING EDBLEs PLANTS AND FLOWERS EVER DISPLAY
ED IN THIS UNDER ONE ROOF WHERE HIGH STAND.
ARD OF QUALITY QUICK SERVICE AND COURTEOUS TREAT.
MENT AWAITS YOU
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-03
AT THE TACOMA.
"Bohemian Girl" Tonight,

Bohemian Girl" Tonight.
AT the Tacoma tonight the Ma
tional Opera company will give
the Bohemian Girl" Tomorrow
night the Mack Swain Stock cor
pany will conclude its presanta-
ton of st. Elmo" and Sunday
will begin new bill with "Di-
vorcons" for next week.
Grand-Vaudevflle.
PantageS-Vaudeville.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-03
Pantages-Vaudeville.
TRAINER CAPTURES
ESCAPED LION

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
ST. JOHNS, Ore, June Be-
cause he averted a panic by cap
turing lion which had es,aped
from It's cage and was running
about underneath the, seats who're
sat 1000 interested spectators,
Jonn lsler, an animal trainer. is
day. ~
Royal Dairy Ice Cream. Both
phones. M. 95. A2195. ss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-03
TACOMA PUBLIC MARKET, CORNER ELEVENTH AND STREET
F. L. Heidrich & Co.

Why Per on your grocery
deliver goods free all the city, wharves dcpots
pare prices below with what you pay elsewhere;
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
FACTIONS CONTINUE
BATTLE AT CALCUTTA
Sacrifice of Cows Causes Out
break of Religious War

CALCUTTA, Dec. 10.-Serious fight
ing between rival religious factions
which was begun last night was con-
tinued today. Several of the COM
batants were killed and many were
wounded. Troops were finally called
out and a Maxim gun was trained on
the fighters. but the fanatics were not
dismayed and were routed only after
several charges by the soldiers. The
trouble began when the Hindus pro-
tested against the approaching Mo-
hammedan religious festival at which
it Is customary to sacrifice cows-ani-
mails sacred to the Hindu mind
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
Pertinent Facts About
the New Children'S Home

Cost of home 100000, money for which raised by
popular subscription by prominent women of Los Angeles
Home located on part of fveaCe tract C0egroVe; land
donated by Charles NJ. Stimson.
Plan of home Colonial cottages arscaIy grouped and
connected
Capacity of home, including nursery, 160 children.
Separate cottage for boys, small girls and older girls
Features of Assembly room for entertainments, play
rooms and porChe and all apptenances of modern orphans
home
Teaching of sewing; cooking and other branches of do
mestiC science for older girls.
Additional sum of $4,000 needed to build hospital adion
ina, to furnish home, make playground and garden.
Herald starts subscription with Herald ChIdrens Fund.-
$500.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
RAILROAD PAYS 100000
FOR DEATH OF BROKER
New York Central Settles with
Spencer TraSk'S Estate

NEW YORK, Dec 1O--Announce-
ment has been made that the New
York Central railroad has settled out
of court with the estate of Spencer
Trask, the New York banker, for his
death in railroad wreck near Croton,
N. Y, a year ago. The railroad will
pay 100000. The sum is one of the
largest settlements ever made in a
case of this kind.
Mr. Trask had financed some of the
biggest industrial enterprises in the
country and had supplied money for
the construction of many electric rail-
ways.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
YEees GET FORTY YEARS

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 1O.-An aggre-
gate of forty years in prison was the
sentences imposed by Judge Hughes to-
day in the case of three burglars who
pleaded guilty. William Bryan, alias
Burns, was given twenty years, Frank
Gerig fifteen years and Albert Sowles
Ave years
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05

were Misses Hazel Butler. Ruth and
Lois Hobson. Viola Bartlett. Nettie
Johnson. Marian Johnson. Rose Wood,
Josephine Woodall. Grace Webb. Es-
tin Spott. Seay. Mills. Tilier sAtter-
white. Mills. and Fleming.
The home OF Mr. and Mrs. n. r.
Woods was the scene OF much enjoy
ment. last Friday evening from to IL,
when the many friends of Miss Cora
thirteenth birthday and presented her
with many beautiful tokens OF the oc-
casion. The parlors and reception hall
were decorated with shaded lamps and
golden rod. In the dining room, the
tables were decorated in pink roses md
ivy. and were laden with refreshments
The birthday cake was decorated with
thirteen candles.
The children were very much enter.
tanned by the game OF Feeding Ted
prise. and Miss Elizabeth Harrison the
BOBBY. Among those present were
Missea Virginia Thomas, OF Richmond,
Louise Council, Martha Lee Stevenson.
Constance Redd Fanny Sale. May Rose,
Elisabeth Harrison, Ruth Todd, Thel-
brough. ! Mildred Cole. Helen Wilder.
Gertrude Boase. Leila Frances Wood
ward. Cora Lynn Woods. Marguerite
Ballke. Masters Linden Harrison,
James Rennie, Robert Williams, Her
bert Bahlke. Russell Council. Bernard
Haller, Mr. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Council, Mrs.
Cora Steer. and Mr.. and Mrs. J. T..
Wood ward.
Miss Mary Meredith. Of Gays. Louisa
county. Is visiting her brother. Mr..
Miss Mary Archie Davis, OF Ennon.
Va. will be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T.. Woodward this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05

Miss Anna Belie Grove will be
married this evening TO Mr.. Arthur
James at Third Christian church at
o'clock, the Rev. Gerald Culberson
being the officiating minister. And
the wedding OF Miss Evelyn Somer-
willie Phaup 10 Mr.. Harry X. Simp-
son will be celebrated in the home
OF the brides brother. Mr.. Edwin
Phaup, on Chimborazo Park, at 1880
p M. the Rev. Il. A. Goodwin per-
forming the ceremony
Revival services will begin at Union
Station Sunday evening, with preach
ing by the pastor. Rev. r. II. Potts.
The music will he a special feature
OF these meetings. and all will be
cordially welcomed.
Mrs James Redd and little son, OF
Churchville. Va. are the guests OF
Mrs John Cowan. OF 331S East Broad
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Borkey
tnee Day. have returned from their
bridal tour and are at home to their
friends at SIT North Twenty fourth
street.
Mr.. Albert Powers. OF New Kent
county, is spending fair week with
friends on the hill.
Mrs. George Wilroy. OF Chelsea,
King William county. is the guest OF
her sister. Mrs. William Atkinson, Of
Chin boraxo Park.
Mrs. Charles Peers, OF 1915 East
Broad street. is quite sick in her
home.
Mr.. Lovelace. Of South Boston. Is
the guest OF his daughter. Mrs. George
r. BarksdaIe, of l2S North Thirty
second street.
Mr. Joseph c. Dickerson. OF 2sle
East Marshall, who has been in bad
health for some time. had the mis-
fortune to fall on Main street and
sustain several cuts and bruises about
the head. He was brought home by
Mr.. Palmatory In his auto and was
resting comfortably last night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05

valuable historical information In con-
else and attractive form.
But ahead of them all, and the book
for which there has been record break
Ing demand. IS an apple shaped book
one might easily mistake II for the real
red thing-tssued by Commissioners
koiner Of the Department OF Agrieul-
ture. This talking apple" tells Vfr-
ginia's story In the smallest conciev-
able space. II contains twenty six sx-
ceptionally distinct and well-chosen
pictures. illustrating fruit growing. to-
bacco raising. sheep raising, alfalfa and
corn growing. cattle and stock raising.
road improving with = steam roller.
farmers institute work. and water
power sites.
On alternating pages Mr.. koiner
takes occasion TO enumSrAte some OF
the wealth of the State. Among other
things he says the aggregate yearly
products OF Virginia farms. factories.
and fisheries. are worth at least $32a,-
900 600, an increase OF about 800 .o0e,-
600 since the beginning Of the present
century t1S00)".
The book II not only u pretty souve-
mir Of the great State Fair. but will
doubtless do good work for the
state.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
ALL WELL READ
At STATE FAIR
Everyone Deluged With Litera-
ture-Koiner Issues Attractive
Little Book on Virginia

Literature By tho ton u being un-
loaded on visitors at the State Fair.
Scarcely dozen steps can be taken
IN thN Industrial or other buildings
without some enterprising and alert
employe Of the thousand and one frms
represented stepping forward to pre-.
sent An attractive pamphlet stnginG
product.
No two Of the innumerAhla books
are alike In size. illustration Or other
contents.
Interesting and instructive among
them il = small volume shaped and
coiored liise = slate. issued BIZ . weat-
ern railroad. Its name - what Ev-
knou." and u coatsin1 : waalth .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
FAIR ENCLOSURE
IS TENTED CITY
Exhibitors and Employees Live
There and Find All Com
forts of Home.

The State Fair Is tented city. Its
hundreds Of inhabitants could have
but few, II any. wants that cam
not be gratified within the corporate
limits" There are fashions" of food:
In fact, one can take but few steps
without coming up full-fedged din
ing-room. wits its immaculate linen.
silver service and courteous walters.
In the main they are fair faced lassies
laboring for q church. or hot dog
stand where they serve them hot NJ
IRE and still a-heating."
On all sides tents which viii be the
only shelter for the numerous en-
ployees and exhibitors. who will have
natures verdant carpet" as floor.
rise IN their circusesQue majesty.
Each employee has his bed, towel,
wash basin and soap. Each has his
wash line" and already the dust OF
the fair has driven more than a few OF
them TO the corrugated board and tub.
The fair has its post ONCE, Its bar
Der shop, It's manicuring parlor. Its
stationary stand--in fact. every kind Of
establishment except an undertaking
establishment IL to be found--and there
are no dead ones at the fair.
While the fair II primarily for Wis
itors. those who contribute their pro-
auctions or talents to the big show
seem to enjoy themselves equally as
we'll a. those who have come miles
to see and to wonder. During the ear
" hours Tuesday morning-the real.
real early hours, for the crowda began
to troop through the turnstiics ~ soon
~ the ticket sellers had refreshed
themselves from the fatigue Of Mon
day-the employees and fake artists
visited each other and the freaks shook
hands once again
Some Of them had not seen each
Othar for many moons, but the paths
Of oil freaks and takers diverge many
times during = season. Tho early So
cial sessions were brief. however. for
"there was coin In the air" and few
there are who pay for CONCESSIONS who
do not labor assidiously to make zones
pay the freight"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
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Church Bank Madison 1851