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LADIES EXHIBIT
The exhibit was very fine. Mrs. A. M. TYLER, of Richmond, Va. and
Mrs. George F. NYE, of Richmond, Va. carried off a large majority
of the premiums.
AMUSEMENTS
Best lady rider, Miss Stella CROCKETT.
Best rider in single gentleman's tournament, H.W. O'KEEFFE.
Best rider in married gentleman's tournament, R.B. GILLESPIE.
Best boy rider, Henry PEERY.
Best and handsomest baby, Robert Felix GILLESPIE.
The running races were good - above the average at pumpkin shows. Most
of the races were won by horses owned in Tazewell county.
In the death of Mr. J.M. MCGUIRE, at Cedar
Bluff, the county lost one of its best-known citizens. He was a man of
extended popularity and his funeral brought together the largest
concourse of people ever assembled near his home. He was buried with
Masonic honors; a number of Masons from Tazewell lodge will be present.
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