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EXHinns.
Ov*}r On^Ti’o usand I>« ilnr vwil! b;* Kiy-^
for the best in the airricuhui'el pr^ducls
and live slock of the county. Crops <>f x'
kidns, live'St 'Qk o'l all ciescriptiops, will be
welcomed to the Fair, Sanitary stalls ha.yo
been provided tor the stock, and the best ot
attention will be given them by expen’enc-
* ed men. The Poultry show will be a feature.
Several attractive premiums are o/fered
in the Ladies Department lor all products
of the home. The Historical Department
will be better than ever. Pe sure to enter
something in the different departments of
the fair. It will help you; and us.
CARNIVAL.
For the “City of Tents'* this year Hop
kins Shows will be featured. This is the
largest Carnival Company playing the
South at this time, and carries ten shows,
all kinds of riding devices and amusement
features. Several free acts will be staged
on the midway, and you will miss a great
treat if you fail to attend. Absolutely
moral, but bristling with fun and pleasure,
the midway will appeal to all.*
B!)UCATJO^IAL, INSTi: 1 CTIVIk AMI S-
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MORE PIG FEATURES WILL RE DIS
PLAYED THIS YEAR I D AX EVER BE
SPOKE.
MINGLE WITH THISCROWDS FROM
ALL SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY AND
ADJOINING COUNTIKS.
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IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING WHICH
DEMONSTRATES YOUR SKILL AS A
FARMER, OR LIVE STOCK .M AN- SEND
IT FOR EXHIBITION. THE LADIES OF
THE COUNTY ARE ESPECIALLY
ASKED TO SEND IN THE PRODUCTS
OF THE HOME.
REMEMBERTHAT A FAIR AND JUST
SYSTEM OF JUDGING WILL BE USED
AND EVERY ONE WILL HAVE AN
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY TO WIN THE
PRIZES OFFERED.
SPEAKING.
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The-Leading men of the State in politics,
law. religion and education will be preseni
and make addresses* the following being
the list of speakers: .
‘Opening Day, Governor Cole. RJease.
Second Day, Senator L. 1). Smith.
Third Day, J. Walter Daniel and State
Supt. J. K. Swearingeft.
Fourth Day, (Negro Day) Richard Car-
roll
These are certainly the strongest spea
kers which could be secured and thousands
will greet them.
RACING.- *
This year the racing department has
been given more attention than ever, and
the steeds in this set ion of the country will
enter the'lists'. Severa attr active prem
iums are offered for the winning horses.
Dr. \V. B. Ackerman is Superintendent of
the Racing Department and he will gladly
furnish any information along this line
which any one may desire. His Address
is Walterboro. Get into communication
with him. Adequate stoll room has been
provided.
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The Fifth Fair will be the greatest ever and you will- Lose if you fail to Attend. Remember the Dates:
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, ENTRY TAGS, ETC., APPLY TO
R. M. JEFFERIES, Secretary, W. B. GRUBER, President, Walterboro, S. C.
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