The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-10-09


Cattle and Horse Shop ON a, -aor;.,,,,,,l
Grounds. Ia Saeo. .M,,esiiarso,. ' ~. =.
Guy Hall, Bfddsforf. .fbout 8 / 600 oG,y'
sdm Premiums. See Lat.
REGULATIONS
All entries must be made with the Secretary.
John Hauscom, or with bis Assistsnts TX,
Secretary would urge the citizens Of Biddeford
and Saco to bring their articles to the Hail.
and have their entries made on Monday eve'g 90
IS to give people from other parts Of the Coun-
~ the time on Tuesday morning. Entries are
expected 70 close at 10 o'clock on the morning
OF the SHOW, Tuesday. Persons coming In on
the morning train OF cars may, however, enter
articles at the Hall on their arrival. Rn,ries
may he made by mail or otherwise, any time
previous to the SHOW. Stock entries may be
made with an Assistant Secretary. At the en-
franco to the Show Ground, ill o O'clock on
the morning 0f the Show. The manu- factured
articles, paintings. fruits and flowers, will be
exhibited 10 the City Hall, Biddeford, and ag-
ricultural implements, machines, carriages,
sleighs, &c.. In the Hall, or 10 such place as the
Committee OF Arrangements may determine (;
oil animals on the Agricultural Society's
except machines, to be exhibited without the
name Of the owner.
PURSES FOR TRorTING.
Tro Races, Wednssday p. NJ. for l Ticket.
On Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock there
will be two trots, one for the Society's Pulses
Of SO, SIS. and So. for horses raised and Away,
owned In the County.
Purse Of $50!
For horses that never trotted for money
Horses to be owned In the County, and to bs
driven to common wagon, $23 10 best horse
si5 to ID; $40 to Sd; Entrance for horses,
S2.00. Entrance to Grounds, to both races,
IS cents; IS cents for carriage and Society
Ticket to the Hall, taken at the gate on that
day.
Tiro Races Thursday, for one Eniranee
Thursday, p. NJ, ct 2 o'clock, there will DO q
Grand Race for
A Purse of $4,000!
For horses owned in the County, - First
horse $50; "a $50: ID $40. Entrance fee $500
Purse Of s25 for Coils!
At2P. NJ, there will be n Race Of Colts un.
der s years old, for the above purse best coll
10 have sl2; 81 So; Sd IS. Entrance fec 81.
Entrance tickets for both Trots, Is cents, and
carriages Is cents.
Il Is expected that there will be grand troll
on Friday, 9th, open to horses wherever own
ed. for purse Of 500, or more. Details to
be arranged.
Ira c. Doe, esq Of Saco. has been appoint.
ed Marshal, and with such assistants as III
may appoint. will have charge Of the Grounds
during the Show.
COMMITTEES
On Crops and Ytgetabiss-James II. Haley. Day.
ton, T. Randall, Huntington, Simon M. biske
Agricultural Inpiemsnfs-John MIllIken, Bux
ton, Thomas Day, Biddeford. John y. Murch, Day
ton.
Working orsn and Tsaming-ssmuel siilliken
Alfred.
Fa, cattis-Charles Milllken. saeo, A. p. Hun
tress, BIddcfsrd, Samuel Roberts, WATERFORD.
RaHs and SissTs-wm. II, DeerIng, ssco, John IL
Hill. Diddeford, oliver r. Milliken, Buxton.
cops and Hsifsrs-Simon II. Cleaves, Kcnne
bunkPOrt, John W. Eden, buxton, bradbury Sea-
vey, Sac0
Sheer and ss-Nathanisl Mllliken, buxton,
A. d. Wright. Saco, - Perkins, Kennebunkport
Horses, Entire, Working and carriags-Dr. Uriah
Hall. Alfred, Horace Ford, BiddsfOrd. James j.
Wiggin, Saco.
Mares end cons-N. o. Kendall, Biddeford, VIM.
o. Iaines. Saco, James knights, Hollis.
Live Fomi.-philemon N. IIaines, Biddeford. no.
Sos u rnham, Hollis. Harrison Clsaves, saco.
Dairy Predseis --Tho,nss II. Cole, Dlddeford
benjamin Leav.tt, Marlborough, Thomas X. Lane
Diddeiord.
Breed, Hensy. Preserve, Pieii,.. Ksiehsrs, g.;
stephen L. Smith, Dayton.
Fruits and riowss-John n. Neatly. South Der.
wick, John nj. Goodwin, eco, Biddei0rd. N. T.
Mouiton, Biddeiord, Mrs y. L. uoodslo, Saco, MIRA
Ferguson Iiaines, Blddsiord.
,Man.Lae,urs,'S II ctets. Fys.ssi,, &sTpF +. Ham.
W. Milliken. buxton, Mrs. VIM. ii. Deerns Saco
Mrs. Lawrence Jordan, saco.
Leather, and article, manufactured tAer,Jrom.-
Vim. Henderson, Iiddeford, Joseph Davis. buxton.
Elias Boardman, Saco.
Carriage. Wagons, Carts, Iron ro,k, &e.-Law-
renee jordan, ssco, Joseph Sargent, ksnnebunK,
Edmund Hanson, Hollis.
Faney Irfieies-Mrs. Chas. G. Sawyer, Saco. Mrs
Thos. l.. Merrill. Diddeford, Miss Emily Goodale,
Saco, Miss Margie Swasey, Limerick, Mrs: 3: X.
Hamilton, Diddeford. Mrs. George Littleheli, hol'
lis.
Paintings and Pietures,-Dr. Horace bacon, Did
deford, Rev. Mr.. Weaver, Biddeford, Rev. Mr.. Al.
ger, saco.
Incidental commiitss.-wilber =. Lunt Dlddeford
Geo. r. Mckinney, Saco. o. =. Page. Blddeford.
COMMITTEE on Trorting.-Stephen uowcn, BIdde'
fid, Eben Y. Neatly, South Berwick. Dorrance Lit
tleaeld, saco, Reuben Small, Llmin.ton, Dr. Au-
gustus Morrow. Acton.
Commifiss Of Arrangements Lawrence Jordan,
Saco, Luther Bryant. DiddeIord, Owen D: Chad
bourne, Saco, Samuel u. Twambly, Biddeford,
Dorranos Littlcaeld, Saco, Otis 7. Carey, Didde-
ford.
Capt.ira q. Doe, OF Saco, has been appointed
Marshal. with power 10 appoint such asslstsnts
as no may needy and will have charge OF arrange
ments st the Show Ground during the Fair.
M,isys will DO paid on all Stock driven more
than eight miles, At tho rate OF ten cents per mile
for single animal, and six cents for each add.
tional creature. Persons claiming milsge will
state their distance TO the Secretary when enter
Ing their stock.
Hay will be provided for stock on the Show
Ground, and stock coming In the night before will
DO taken care Of Ut the expense OF the Society.
Officers Of The Society for 1868.
Prssidsnt.-Dinon Roberts, Lyman.
De-. oh la~an- HaA0 Inhn