The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-07-19
LIVE STOCK MEET
TOWN OF WATERLOO
Everything In Readiness
for a Big Day.
HOSTS OF PEOPLE
EXPECTED PRESENT
The Clemson. Winthrop Train VIII be
Present and Large Exhibit of the
County's Resources is Expected.
A Barbecue VIII be Served on the
Grounds.

All the preparations have been COM
pleted and everything is in readiness
{ for the reception of the Clemson Win
: throp Train, the Live Stock Associa-
tion and the people OF the county at
Waterloo Friday, the 21st. MIR. W.
Carl Wharton has given great deal
of attention to the matter and with
the aid of his townspeople, he, is now
prepared to take care Of large crowd
He states that he has q splendid new
barn and all the stock that is sent
there for exhibition purposes will be
taken care Of free of charge
In Crder that none may go hungry
a big barbecue will be prepared and
this will be served to the crowds at
a moderate price. Other conveniences
have been prepared so that nothing
will be lacking.
The Clemson Winthrop train will be
there. This train has been going ov-
er the state now for over a month but
the officers have not gotten tired and
they will be willing and ready to give
any information in their power. Cor
cerning this train The Advertiser has
received the following letter from
Prof. ID. N. Barrow:
Editor The Advertiser:
AS you have doubtless seen from
the published list the Clemson Win
throp Agricultural l-DomesticScience
Train will be at Waterloo on July 81.
This train will consist of one Arms
Palace horse car containing at least
three thousand dollars worth of the
very best samples Of cattle, horses
and swine that we could get together.
There will also be one baggage car
equipped for practical demonstrations
and various things in regard to farm
ing. Among other work to be given
in this baggage car will be corn jhdg
ing and scoring, together with a num-
Der Of lectures pertaining to the grow
ing Of corn. This feature is added
specially for the benefit of the boys
corn clubs and we hope that the boys
of these clubs throughout the State
will turn out in force to get che Oene-.
fit of this work.
Winthrop College will have a car in
which practical demonstration in do.
mestic science will be given, also Il
carload of household corfvenienceS
These two cars are primarily of ben
eft to the ladies and we hope that
they will turn out in full force. Miss
Hyde, WHO is in charge of tl!e car, will
give practical demonstrations of the
various household operations anI this
work will Prove Of special interest to
all who attend. In addition to this
lectures will be given by various
speakers on their lines of agriculture.
The train will be in charge OF my
self and | will be assisted by Prof
A. Smith, Chief Of the Division of An"
nal lIuSbandcy and Dairyng; pr, f.
Barnett, Veterinarian OF the S. c.. EX
pertinent Station; Mr.. r. f. Jackson,
,bof the S. C. Cotton Seed Crushers' AS
u sociation; Prof. j. III. Napier. Assist
ant Professor of Agronomy; Mr.. c. b.
Haddon, in charge of boys corn club
work in the state; and others We
expect to spend the whole day at Wa
terloo and trust the people will come
prepared to spend the day with us
and get the full benefit of this train
Trusting that you will call the at
tention of your readers to these facts
and thanking you in advance for the
courtesy, 1 remain
Yours very truly,
n NJ RARROW