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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-05
KNIGHTS
OF the Gnp Are Observing
Their Annual Class
Day Today.

clarksburg Council. No. g. United
Commercial Travellers, is celebrating
its annual class day today The coup-
ell has 200 members aud there are
many visitors here from Grafton,
Fairnont, Morgantown. West Union,
EEkins, Buckhannon and cunberland-
The exercises began with base
ball game at Union Park At 8 o'clock
in the afternoon with two tealas OF
United Commercial Travellers enc
gagged in the contest One was cap
tanned by Ralph E. Thorn and the
other by v. c. swearingen.
John A. shinn's ClarksburE City
Band provided street concerts before
the game and plenty Of music at the
game.
The council will initiate q class OF
twenty-five candidates in the Reed
hall beginning at 1880 o'clock tonight.
after which an elaborate banquet
will be given in the hall in honor Of
the new members.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-05

NOlI-IJRION MINERS
ARE QUITE CON Ell1'
With SIS a Day and Eighteen
to Twenty Days a Month
at Work.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 5-The most
important evidence from the opera
tors standpoint presented before
the mining Investigation commits
sion. appointed some time ago by
Governor William E. Glasscock to
investigate mining conditions, was
presented yesterday. when twenty
miners who are either now or have
been working on. Cabin creek At. the
various mines Of the CarbORV Coal
Company. testified that they were
satisfied with the wages paid and
the general conditions PreVpdling at
the mines; that thesaveTage az these
twenty men was about 50 a
day OF nine hours, that tAeg aver
aged from eighteen to tpy days
a month. and that the only reason
some Of them were not at work was
because OF the fear of attack or as
sauIt by the men who had caused
them to leave their work.
The owners OF these mines say
that much better conditions are pre-
vailing than are found at some
other places. This was the hrst ev-
idence presented by the non-union
miners.
Miners who are occupying houfes
along Cabin creek and are not at
work have been notified to vacate
their houses or return to work. AS
the majority Of these men do not. be-
long to the union and only went out
to help those on Paint creek, it is
expecte6 that practically all Of them
viii 90 back to work.
1t is probable that the operators
will select watchmen to guard their
property after the soldiers have all
gone home. They know tl1at Gov
ernor GIasscock will not permit a
continuance OF the mine guard sys-
tenn nor the employment of the men
against whom the miners are SO bit
ter. for the reason that it would
only agitate and embitter. the work
men.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-05
Charles ]. sGHJGK
Will Make Campaign Speech
in the Court House at
Night, October u.

The Hon. Charles J. schuck, OF
wheeling. NJiu speak in the court
house in this city the night OF oc-
tober u, at o'clock
Mr. Schuck is being billed by the
Progressive party and is a forcefuI
and eloquent speaker. He has
served as prosecuting attorney in
Ohio county and is well known
throughout the First congressional
district.
Everyone is invited to attend and
hear Mr.. schuck.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-05
ALI SLABS
And Locals VIII Clash Again
Tomorrow Afternoon at
Union Park.

The local baseball team will clash
with the All stars again at Union
park Sunday afternoon and this time
it hopes to make better showing
than it did last Sunday. The All
stars Will practically the same
lineup as last Sunday with the eX-
cept!on fthe pitcher. Al Walmsley'
who finished the game for the locals
last Sunday will do the pitching for
the All stars tomorrow afternoon
The lineup of the All Stars will be
wickenhover c.. Walmsley p, Moran
1b., -Cy'' Dawson Pr, zinn S.. Crib
ben 3D.. J. Dawson inf, c. Dawson
IF, and Jones If.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-05
YOUNG Man rs TRIED ON A
CHARGE OF WHITE SLAVERY
SFVFRA FACTORIES
WILL NOT BE READY
To Resume Operations Octo-
Der IS, When Wage Scale
Goes into Effect.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct 5-The
Glassworker comments on the win
dow glass situation as follows:
according to present indications
about one-third of the hand oper-
ating window glass plants viii go
in blast @,tober Is, as the majority
are not in shape to start before oe-
tober 10 or 81. owing to the tanks
not being heated up sufficiently to
make glass. 1t is hardly probable
that all the hand and machine
plants will be in full operation be-
fore Saturday, October 26, or the
first week in November. While
many companies have announced
that start will be made Octiber Is
it is generally believed that the van
guard will hardly get going properly
before the following Saturday or
Monday.
Quite a number of orders have
been booked lately on the present
price basis and present indications
point to successful seasons run.
provided that the individual con-
Germs take warning by the happen
ings OF the recent past in the matter
of indiscriminate price cutting. The
industry as a whole is now in much
better shape than even the most
sanguine believed possible a year or
two ago and it behooves both pro
ducers and workers to see that no
disturbing influence enters to spoil
the present bright prospects.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-05
PTT1SBYRG
Pirates Will Play the Lo-
cal Team Here Oc- :
tober IS.

l.. o. Smith, manager of the loca!
baseball team, signed a contract with
w. p. Locke. business manager OF
the Pittsburg National League base
BALI club. Friday night guaranteeing
that the regular Pittsburg team will
play the local team Tuesday after
noon, october 10, at $3.50 o'clock
Manager smith had been in communi-
cation with Mr.. Locke for several
days but it was not until last night
that the Pittsburg man would guar
antec to bring his regular team here
for game.
The baseball fans viii get treat
of lifetime in seeing the team that
finished second in the National league
playing on the home grounds. Many
local people are not able to so to the
larger cities and see the big league
teams play and this will give them a
chance TO see some of the greatest
baseball players in the world.
Among the players that will appear
here will be Hans Wagner, the great
est shortstop m baseball, and one OF
the greatest hitters in the National
league; George Gibson, one of the
best catchers OF the National league,
and the world famous Marty o'Toole.
1t has not been Grcided who viii
pitch the game aga N1st the locals but
liz it is o'TooIe's turn he will work
here.
Manager Fred Clark viii have
charge of the team and this fact alone
guarantees that the Pittsburg team
will play good game.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-05
new SCHEDULE
Of Trains is to Be Taken Up
at a Meeting in Pitts
burg Soon.

"A meeting of the passenger and
traffic departments of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad has been called
for Pittsburg Immediately after oc-
tober 10, the exact 17sss:B not having
been set. at which the matter OF ar
ranging a new time card for the win
ter months will be taken up.
So far as can be learned there will
be no recommendations for any inn
portant changes on any OF the local
divisions, as the schedules for the
trains here are believed to be the
best that can be made at present
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-05
SUPREME COURT
Makes a Slight Gain the Year
Ended in the Work
befofe 1t.

CHARLESTON. Oct. 5-The SUI
preme court of appeals during the
year October 1, 1911, to September
so. 1912, decided 259 suits, while
ESQ suits were docketed during the
same period. Clerk william H.
Matthews has just compiled his re-
port for the year. showing the num-
Der of suits docketed, dismissed, re-
fused and pending in the Supreme
Court of Appeals of West Virginia,
and the number of days the court
was in session during the year. His
-enort shows the following.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-05
UMPIRE
Plays Football Game for the Eas
End Bunch and Wins the Same.

Rotten decisions and penalizing
unfairly featured the football game
at 10 o'clock this forenoon on the
Harrisin lot between the West End
and East End football teams cap
tanned by orviIle Garrett and George
Denham respectively. Dean Parrish
acted as umpire and he lives in the
East End. The score was 12 to
nothing in favor of the East End
bunch. Every time the West End
gained the umpire penaHzed that
team asd the East End got all the
decisions and there you are.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-05
FREIGaI wreck
Near Webster as B. & O. Ties
Up Telegraphic Service in
Several States.

Nineteen freight cars loaded with
coal eastbound were derailed just
west of webster west of Grafton at
12:5 o'clock this afternoon. The
property loss is reported heavy but
no person was injured. Telegraphic
wires were knocked down and 'the
western Union service from here to
Pittsburg and Cincinnati as well as
other points was entirely cut OF for
the afternoon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-05
ooMPANY K
Is Now stationed ut Cabin Creel
junction. CoaIburg PostoGlce.

Company K of the West Virginia
National Guard, the clarksburs
company, is now located at Cabin
Creek Junction and its postohice adj
dress is CoaIburg, w. va It is un-
der command of Col. R. Lynn oS-
born. Captain Duncan Boughner u
still leading in quot pitching with
Clown" Vannort a close second
All the members OF the company are
wen,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-05
BARB FUNERAL.

The funeral of Emory Barb. aged
% years. was held in the Broad
Run Baptist church Friday afternoon
At the time of his death, Mr. Barb
resided at Lightburn. He was a son
of the late william Barb. The Rev
L. w. Holden. of Center Branch, as
sisted the Rev. Mr.. Barnes, Method
odist Episcopal preacher. in con-
Quoting the funeral services.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-05
IN SCHOOL AUDITORIUM.

The Sunday school of the First
Presbyterian church, now undergo
ing repairs. will be held in the Cen
trai school auditorium tomorrow
morning at 9:45 o'clock and the
young peoples organization will
meet in the Central Presbyterian
church at the usual hour in the even
ing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-05
E-lHJ Rl0I
Will Be Invited BY the TAFT
Club at Charleston 10
Make Speech. =

CHARLESTON. oct, 5-A
Republican club has baep f1EPa9
here, and after considerable e.9l2-.
a committee vas appointed 10
range for a big rally here Ct eo-..
later day and to have pre.,.y
possible as the principal gDeal5.e4s
Hon. Elihu Root, who preq
the Chicago convention that
mated Taft. The committee s . Ee
port SATURDAY niBht
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-05
SUNDAY MOVIES BANNED.

At a meeting of the FairmOnt city
council last night. an ordinance pro-
hitting the exhibition of moving pic
lures there on Sunday was passed
and it is now elective. The penalty
for violation is a fine OF from s. to
500 and imprisonment not to ex-
coed thirty days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-05

Chairman I.sl.ii1l, 7I7s
And FqIsehoods SEloI1s
Are Already -.
of the


state Chairman JSme
Of the Republican elsEll1l lIl'-
ont the following today:
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-05
REGISTRARS TO SIT.

Thomas w Burke and John A. Tier
ney, registrars in precinct No. II in
Coal district, announce that they viii
sit at the AMMAN and Lindsey store
at the corner of East Pike street and
Park avenue Monday from 9 a m. to
9 p. m. to register voters.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-05
BOATS no LOAD UP.

ATHENS. Oct. -Four torpedo
boat destroyers acquired by the Greek
government while building here for
Argentina were ordered today 10
proceed to Philadelphia to take on
ammunition,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-05
John J. Moez1w.


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Sas
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-05

Fred L. Green. a former CIarks-
burger. is here from cairo on bust
ness visit.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-05

You must register or you
cannot Vote.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-05

Joe Tinker. shortstop and acting
manager OF the Chicago CubR picks
the Boston Red Sox to win the
worlds series against the New York
Giants. and thinks Joe Wood wil pc
the star performer. ITS practically
a sure thing that BoSton's pitchers.
and especially Joe Wood. are going
to bother the Giants a hole lot.'' says
Tinker ''r8Sreau Will be the Giants
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-05

If you gas 70 pote, regif
tsr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-10

fourth. J. A Wsay. Richmond. Va;
nth. ]. A. Wrey. Richmond. Va
Silver wyandottss. PsnLF1fst a p.
zeller. Richmond. Va. r. r. d. s: SEQ
ond. A p. Zslisr. Richmond. Va. p =.
ID. s.
Golden wyandottes, Hen-E1yst. G. =.
0uvernator. Barton Heights. Rich
rnond. Va: second. G. e. Guvernator.
Barton Heights. Richmond, Va
White wyandottes. cock-First.
White Poultry Yards. Lorraine, Va;
second. r. H Thomas. Dumbarton.
Va; third. Oakrdge Farm. Oak Ridge.
Va
White wyandottes. Hen-Ftrst. r.
Randolph Taylor. Beaver Dam. Va;
second, r. Randolph Taylor. Beaver
Dam. Va: third. White Poultry Yards.
Lorraine. Va: fourth, r. H Thomas,
Dumoexton. Va
white wyandottes. cockerel-First.
white Poultry Yards. Lorraine Va;
second, Bentley Gregg, Hamilton. Va;
third, r. W. LiSen, LAwrencsville. Va;
fourth, e. W. Lgsn, Lawrencevills.
va: NTH. Mrs. r. 7. Davis, cumber-
land. Va.
white wyandottss, Puilst-First,
Bentley Gregg. Hamilton. Va; second
E. W. LAgen, LAwrenceville. Va: third
r. H Thomas. Dumbarton. Va: fourth
White Poultry Yards. Lorraine. va
White Wyandottss Pen-First r
Randolph Taylor Beaver Dam. Va.
aoooud. White Poultry Yards, L0r-
rsine. We: third, r. Randolph Taylor
beaver Dsm, We; fourth. T. w. Lgen
Lswvrenosvlse, Va; NTH, White Poui-
try Ysrds, Lorraine. We.
nrN wvnndOtfoa. Cock-Firet, John
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-10

ond. Mrs. Samuel w. Taylor. Fred
ericksburE. Va; third. Miss josie
Booth, 900 First Avenue. Highland
Park, Richmond, Va.
Section 20. Class go. One Pint Blach>
berry Wine-First. Mrs. w. H. stevens.
122 West Clay Street, Richmond. Va;
second. Miss Annie F. Grant. r. F. d.
4. Richmond. Va; third. Mrs. Rosa
Cartwright r. F. D. 2. Box LET, Rich
mond, Va
Section 20. Class s7l. One Pint Black
berry Cordial-First. Mrs. T. s. Jen-
kins, 20 East Marshall greet. Rich
mond, Va second. Mrs. Mary e. Wer-
ner, r. F. D. 3. Box 1906 Richmond.
Va; third. Mrs. S. s. Hamaker. Lee
Va.
Section 20. Class 27a. Cake. home
made laundry soap-First, Miss Annie
F. Grant. r. F. D. 4 Richmond. Va:
second. Mrs. NJ. Walden. New Kent.
Va; third, Mrs F. C. Higgins 2s2l
Grove Avenue, Richmond. Va.
Section 20. Class 37s. Cake Home
Made toilet Soap-t1rst, Miss Mildred
Bryce, Richmond. Va: third. NJ. z.
Cartwright, r. F. d. 2. Box 127. Rich
mond. Va.
Section 20. Class 275. One Dozen
Eggs, most attractively arranged Tor
market Judge to consider package OF
eggs. which should be uniform in size.
shape and color-Ffrst. Mrs. G. IL
Banker. Ashland, Va; second, Mrs w.
r. Shelton. Atlee. Va; third. Miss Ed
da NJ Zeller. r. r. D. 8. Richmond
Va
Section 20. Glass 276, One Pound OF
Butter-First, Mrs w. b. Gates Et-
TRICK, Ia: secontk Miss Annie F.
Grant, r. F. d. 4. Richmond, Va;
third, Miss Edda NJ Zeller. r. +. D.
8, Richmond. Va.
Basket WORK.
e.c.,or "a cya.s q, snectmen Raj
pa.,et work-E1rnt Mn.. Ohas.
rhan.ss sou North a1st street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-10

@. l. oersse. Jr.. RioApDonA, vasfsufth.
W. Il. Bs1el. Aiehmond. Va
:, q c. Rhode Island Reds. Heo-J3rst,
IA h CraIJe. Fhrmvi1ls, Va: second.
4. \. Cra1le, TArmvillA. Va; third, O.
n street, Js.. -Richm0nd. We; fourth.
y. b Jones. Gloucester. Va; nth, John
A. lancaster. 0intsr Park. Richmond.
Va
9. G. Rhode Island Reds. Cocksrs1-
First. JaS. + Rutherford. Rock Cas-
tie, Va; second. James r. Rutherford,
Rock Castle. Va: third. Charles =.
Bridges. Ashland Va: fourth, -Chasies
Il Bridges. Ashland. Va; nth. A. E
CralIs. Farmvills, Va
g. C. Rhode Island Reds. Pullet-
First. A, e. CraIle, FaFmyffle. Va: sec.
ord. A. =. CrAlle. Farmville. Va: third,
]. T. Rutherford. Rock Castle. Va:
fourth, A. z Cralle, Fsrmvflle. Va;
NTH. Charles n. Bridgea Ashland. Va
8 q Rhode Island Reds. Pen-First.
A. r. Cralle. Farmviiie. Va: second.
A. Z. csaIIs. Farmviile. va: third. las.
I. Rutherford. Rock Castle, Va:
fourth. A. E. Cralle. FsrmvfIle. Va
: Depare.e.t AB,-Rsastsy.
n G Rhode Island ReA4 cockerel-
Second. Pine Poultry Farm. New Fer
~, "
r. q. Rhode Island REDS. Puysee-
Second, Pine Poultry Farm. New Fer.
~. Va
=. s. Bulinston. Of HigAland Ps<iE
Rschmond, made . clean sweep upoa
saneae-oomb White 09pingtons. vim
ming the presidents euR given b.
Robert Gray for bsst d1splsy IN Eng
jish conos. This cup Wa won Sase
vna- ~ CruAut POETRY YaFdnL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-10

i
- isSsn1srsy ySs3I q i7Ilj1 2SslH 80
'1ol. - II 1l6x11a N n11IaI ~. ~.
e6atlnn {. C1ano ~ Bsnk i YoaR md
unAet Is mo1th 1k0k 1eannn' 1roa
oshefn oI; aseen4 - y1Al4 y Dent
seetioa {. scaass - 6sar s nsakAs
ana un1er yaav-H1rst MAAAh Droe.
Osborn. O.; second. r. p Martin. Stout
1fills. w. Va; Third. MAhAn Bros.
osbsra. O.: fonrtA. Joesph = Warren.
section 1. class 70, ssw years
old or over-Firet. NAhap Bros.. o.
born. o.: second. =. Fieid = Son. Cam
den. o.: third. Nahan Bros. Osborn.
o.: fourth. e. Field . Son Camden.
q
section i, CLASS 7s1. SOW 70 months
and under years-Etrst. Mahan Bros.
Osborn. o.: second r B. Martin.
Stout's Mills. w. Va.
Section I. Class 7s3. Sow year old
and under 10 saonths--Efrst. Mahan
Bros. Osborn. o.: second. q. p. Mar
tin. stout's Mills. w. Va: third. =
Field q Son. Camden. Ohio.
Section Class 7e3. Sow months
and under I year--F1rst. Mahan Bros.
49, s.,S = acn Gam.
oorh' ~ .Ha... Ir.h.n r,os n.norc
-
~ so v~A..
$1,000 :. s~s Wsrr.r.
s,sa,. -. .orN Io.enn u. war
rem, Delaplane. Va: third. R b. Mar
tin. stout's Mills. w. Va
Section I. Class 7e5. Get Of one boar
First Aahan Bros. Osborn. o.: sec
ond. R. b. Martin. Stout's Mills. w.
Va: third. Joseph Fl. Warren. Della
plane. Va: fourth, Mahan Bros. o.
born. q.
Section I. Class 7s6, Produce OF one
sow-kirst. Manan Bros. Osborn. o.;
second, r. b Martin, Stoucs Mills. w.
Va; third Joseph HI Warren. Della
plane. Va; fourth. Nathan Bros. Os-
born. o.
Section I. Class 7e7. Exhibitors
Herd-Ffrst. Mahan BROS. Osborn. O.;
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Swine


Section !, Class 200. Boar years
old or over-First. w. r. Fensom
Richmond, Va: second. w. r. Fensom
Richmond, Va
section !. Glass 7o1. Boar Is mouths
ard under years-First. e. F. SOM
ers. Somerset, Va. Virginia Artfui
Premium, No. 1sS373).
section /, Glass 702. Boar year
and under Is months-First, w. Il
Fensom. Richmond. Va
SECTION 1. Glass 702. Boar months
ana under 1 year-First, E F. SOM
ers Somerset, Va. B. H. Premium 2no
No. 167s6o; second. W. r. Fensom'
Richmond, Va.
months-First, E. F. Somers. somer-
set. Va
Section /. Glass 7eS. Sow years
old or over-First. W. r Fensom,
Richmond. Va: second. w. Il. Fen
som. Richmond. Va.
Section /, Class 7os, Sow 6 months
and under / year-First. E. F. somers.
Somerset. Va. (Rival Jenie Columbia
md No. ls7s57): second. f. F. Somers.
somerset, Va. (Rival Jenie. Columbia
srd); third, E. F. Somers. Somerset,
Va (Rival Jenie End. Nancy. No.
ls7s57): fourth. W. R Fensom. Rich
mond, Va
Section 1, Glass 7es. Sow under 8
months-First, e. F. Somers. Somer-
set. Va.
section 1. Glass 40. Get OF one
boar-First. E F. Somers. Somerset.
Va. (B. H. Premium. No. 1s7S6o); sec
ond. w. R. Fensom. Richmond, Va
Section /, Glass 713. Breeders
Young Herd-First. E. F. Somers, Som
erset. Va
section 1. Class -..ChamAion-
shin Boar, any age-First K. F.
Somers. Somerset. Va champion
Boar)-
section /. Glass rs. championship
Sow, any age-First e. F. Somers.
Somerset. Va
Poaa.A CAina.
Section 2, Class III, Boar years
old or over-First. A. c. Grieve Il
Son. xenia. o.: second. A. c. Grieve
& Sons. xenia. o.
Section 2, Class us. Boar is months
and under years-First A. G. Grieve
e. Son, Xenia. o.: second, H. n. Lut-
trell. DeIaplane. Va.
Section 2. Glass 7l9. Boar IL months
and under Is months-First A. c.
Grieve Son. Xenia, O.
Section 2, Glass 7aO. Boar months
and under 1 year-F1rst.. W. n. Jones.
Crofron. Va. Chg Prospect. No.
S4365D.
Section 2. Class 721. Boar under s
months-First. II. NJ Luttreli. Della
plane. Va; second. Fl. NJ. LuttrelL
DeIaplane, Va; third, A c. Grieve &
Son, Xenia, O.; fourth. A. c. Grieve &
Son, Xenia, O.
Section Class 732, Sow 2 years old
or over-FIrst A. c. Grieve & Sons.
Xenia- o.; second, J. D. Thomas. Round
Hill. Va
Section 2. Class 1es. Sow is months
and under I. years-First, a. c. Grieve
& Sons. -Xenia, o.
Section 2. Glass 724. Sow year and
under IS months-First, A. c. Grieve
Z Sons, Xenia, o.. second. J. D.
Thomas Round Hill, Va
Section 2, Class 1875. Sow months
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Section ~. Glass 1ek-Rcny h. Aar-
neeo--FfrD4 Carl II. NUatihe. 1S11l1taRn.
Va (BrieanA. Cray. Ma 3l11: Bacond.
Carl n. No1ting, Tnssf1ians. Va. 1sl8ht-
Ssotion u. eisss 1ss-1a.Asm-
First. Carl n KolttnG Troy' IlaaA Va:
second. Carl Il Ne1tang. Trayi1isus,
Section n. class ls7-vous-sn-hand,
or four abreast-rirst. Caxl 81 Noltings
TrevilianA. Va.
Section ~. class 1es-Hetch. teaus
In harness-FtrUl, Carl 81. Nolt1uG,
Trevtlians. Va: second Carl h Mott
ing, TrevilianA. va
Section IL. Glass l0o-6aAdlo pony
First. Carl n N0ftin8. Trsv 'llenA. Va I:
second, Carl H Nolting. Trev1lian9 Va.