Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-10

u, hea, 10 jj-d-yii,rs the race.
TIE stallion. came OPP again. AMI in
vel copts.,,l hsa, 's- roan ron the r1cs.
The isllosias is Summary Of the ,~o
ria'.
For ~ Purs Of $500.
s. Cobb. IT,. Bonner hor.e. l |
". II wcvihurv. jewell MARI,
Time, 3 90, 60, 80.
Forh, Pws Of 5000.
a : COBB. roam stallion, l !
L ? S'1re Er4ufv.
Tine. $40. Sis.
d. the Lover llaN. w. mi several
.AmIl,, Of Wheeler. Water puvsr,"
which ", described I., year. L.. manu-.
featured by o. ". Hawke. Mechanic Fall,
proprietor iar osiori County.
Mr.. Rycr.pn exhibit, Races Water
Drassr. ''-Aro'tsr device reform. 20 10.
lesit- ate position tie 90 o,ksn bucket. I,
i. operated ~ virdlas.. % which ono ~
twu bucss,. may D. attached TIE bucket
I, SUSPENDED ty hail, attached 20 hop
near t.,f way down. and has valve On the
bottom hy which l.quirkly ti'cl GA drop.
prn: into the vel A.it u.ar. the top, a
hook catches uri.r an iron "a. and The
water !, turned mt, stationary .vrat ard
runs inil The trough. The apparatus -
simple AMI cheap, aui cannot - .srarssd
in winter by ire,zins, Qualitc, that r,c'ru.
mend 10 those NO prefer this method %
drawn. ., pump. There i.an advantage
m IT,. method 90 driwi0. that d. Mt often
ihor-bt ct. The water On or.n ~s!'.. -.
pccnI,v Nteu O, .a.iJlt.i l. more healthy
than IN v,.l.t, ubtci Zoe .ir Doe. ut have
ire a-cc.. Nc hay' tuauu wells. where
,be water clgil ut he u,'I when drawn
witt a common pump, 10 become quite I'll.
cradle when Ihc wat.r was brought Up by
chain pump. Il Ey,r.5n & S,n. Lewiston.
own 'hv right ~ s,.I tais machine 10 Oxford
COUNTY.
Mc..r.. Brown g E.sJsc. and Tu,,au
Hsr,ry. lly the Sl,is'y urlsr obligation O.
,beu, ~ SLING a .ar:s .raes, Iss l'aws
GIe @. S..l known i1 r..I remark
E-, L. paubIm gNall.,. .1uc SAX. "
Southern c5ru. RAISED lr.m .s,,i. rrsuel yn
HI, own ground, in Woodstock. Tlyy AT,
mons,r0us specimens.
The Interest lei; in .uTp'yin: a substitute
for cotton. D. discovered rn The exhibition of
lax -sJ!. raised by Mr.. J. T.. Farw,u. Of
Bethel More ambition. persons have At.
tempted % cultivate tbe cotton plant. aud
w. have -Teemyu., one "a Cover: and nn
other With a holl b-siun.u- 10 form. Mr.
Chas. I Mg,lcn, ha. With d.. 6ne elrlln
vegetable, some swry; potatoes. There are
Also Numerous specimen, Of seed corn. wheat.
rye, oats, potatoes, tsruiT., .qua.he., pump
kib.. PEPPERS, etc lining the table.
The ladies have taken care that the ,rlce
devoted q their work sholli present. god
speclmsrs Of work; tst Il i, not =, ful
A. usual The article. however. we're IN
god taste, and well made. Mr. Rossnbcr:
presented "A case OF Millinery. I, contained
come OF tac ists.i style. IT goods flr ladies
wear. from Or. c.tAti,.Lmrut. some gyuiu.
has four ounce bottle. m which q. a wood.
en- reel. wound with threat. Tie bottle o..
closed with a wooden s'uTrl~. closely keyed
in upon the inside. l, certainly cannot De
opened without break and none bat
YANKEE could have discovered the way o.
put it Ia its Tresen, shaps. Rev. T. Dom
han eztib.t, some sample. % DIh.iAs. from
b.. garden a. 8ryant'. Pood. Among them
were some Handsome sesdiius'. OtLor srcc
linens e ioWers are exhibited. TIE e1h,bi.
ton OF HJwers il a new feature. opening {,
competition an employment delightful Is
well - healthy. We al.o dnd s-,crlI srcc.
linens Of fullri cloths. .1mg excellent nit
ten.. hose. aud yam, al Of which are cred.
liable 10 tie exhibitors. Tho knitting ma.
chine was again exhibited. at,ractin. a.
much attention as ever. There is a later in.
NtnAAAh hnANA 80 - Nf'"t@ rt"NANIE
J. T.. Leonard, Of Norway, presented two
very handsome OIL paintings. worthy the
premium awarded. \ crayon, or htho-
graph, head. was exhibited IN a ycrT hand.
some cons frame. Another ,quare frame.
Of same material. was exceedingly well done.
and attracted much attention. The hair
wreath VAS very nicely done aud arranged
with taste.
The display Of frui; has no: often been
equslled in this County, AMI few c1untie-
can rival IL. There wers slms fite,n exhib-
itor., AMI these had from twenty 10 fifty Va.
rieiic, each. They embraced nearly every
apple worthy Of cultivation, from the hardy
Seeding 20 the tender and delicious fruits
from sciOns brought from distant parts. One
exhibitor. Mr.. L ". Clark. brOush bushei
baskets iull. Of some Of hi. fall apples. liz
Porscrs and AleIaniers presented NOS,
beautiful appsaranee.-6e OF the latter GIL |
Ing the basket. Dr.. Brown had iG yaris
ties Of apples, } pears. grapes. and crab
apple; this was the largest variety offered. !