1.J1?? S,at0 Fnir is Solmmuch more
pyltal than <i means of entertainment. al-?
i though plenty of entertainment. al-?
i though plenty of entertainment. at will be pro
vided. It displays the resources and records
the progress of Virginia. No one can inspect
? the exhibits without a growing appreciation
i of the Prosperity and the efficiency of the
j people of the Old Dominion. The fair
r, teaches us to know how good we really are -
j\flnd that sensation is so comfortable." an opportunity to attain it should never be overlooked.
In opposition, Carter Glass for Congress
George W. Wilson, of Christiansburg, has
arranged for any man in
that district could be. 