The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-10-13

stead of that of sight "Seeing is believing" but 9Th
proof of the pudding is in eating" The yarete
Of Apples and Potatoes We're excellent. and sh0v
a large and more varied collection than last ycal
The exhibition II the building a. whole was YER
Sali> factory. After the po>poncment the Fair wa
fixed for Friday aud Saturday, Oct. -lh and Sth.
DAIRY PEoDrCrS
The butter and cheese were not marked Will
owner, names on the tags. aud after we made ON
notes we unable TO see the book from which
To obtain the names of the makers.
MISCELLANEOUS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Three Braided Rugs, Mrs 5, Hanson; Rag Rug, Sarah
j. Young Ottoman Cover, n. NJ. Miller; Rag Rug
Mrs. g. s. CLARK Rag kng, H. y. Dean; Rag Rug, 0
Rag Rug. l.. Rowe; quilt, K. Clifford Quilt by a lady
:. years OLD, sallie Hills Rag Rugs, Nina Hills
Rag Rug &. y. McCrlis; Pairs Stockings, Mrs b. F.
stevens; Pairs Mittens Mrs. b. L. Stevens Rustic
Frames Annie Brown; Curiosity, consisting OF tick
that had been filled with Partridge feathers, The
feathers had worked into the tick the inside forming
nap which rescmbed Chinchilli, being very soft even
Strattard Boquet, Mrs. Nancy Patterson Boquet Cut
Flowers, Mrs A. b. Strattard Dish Currant Jelly, No
Name | Cactus, Joel Prescott Horse Shoe GerAnunl,
Annie G. Miller; Elegant Wax Cross, Lizzie iIayford
Wrought Flannel Skirt, Lizzie Iayford; Tidy by lady
Convicts> 7. +. phnney; Infants Frock Mrs. +. a.
Griffin; Tidy, Ada Prescott; Under skirt, Hattie D.
f. Dean; Toilet Cushion, Emma Woods; Bottle Elder
berry Wine, j. Young; Model raysons Gymnastic
Nellie SMALL Thread Tidy, Adde $. Miller; Stocking
Hattie Woodbury.; Wooden Hose, Mrs: Hicks; Toilet
ford; Specimens all Wool Cloth, Mrs b. f. Stevens
Enpfs NJ 'I 'o n'thcr Wrca r Ms
Townsend, Wax Wreath Autumn Flowers, Mrs r. f.
Phinncy; Worsted Wreath No Name; Hair Wreath
Mn Mn " A. c9trell' CASTS in tn, Ar STRAW An4be
Crab APPLE Preserves, Mrs. +. +. rhinney: Box Bar
soap W. +: Coleman Box Fowls q Varieties Horace
X. 3. Tofr,.y of Bmgor '' VI ~
FIRST DAN
the forenoon was devoted 10 thc examination Of
MANI, and iii ,rirl.. ny,nnt ho,s, l, tle v.riou>
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ommhieeS. The afternoon was mostly devoted
to trottpr ,hcr. hoi,,. t,,o ,,,,,.f. onnrn1 Nh,
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I. NJ Dung, l.inconVillc Named 5. S. Gen. Howard
In n E Wr ''.nppinNl'' NAihfu D u Runaway.
Goy.
There WIS but liltIt excitement a Gen. Howard
Aad hr pole on the lr>t heat and Kept it through
oul the rarc winning in three straight heats Time
al,cr the first heat, and the 81 premium was awarl
cd 10 Runaway.
The second race was for year old colts. Mile
hrt~, best IN ,, for purse Of 2l10a, $1,000 to
ir-l. $500 to second. Two horses We're entered.
Benz Coison Monroe, Named Il. NJ Shootly. H. II.
"''''Y' Ni'"'"'' iN'''''f BIN M 'N'y Mad.
Hhpn-lY had The pole md won th' race two
Straight heats. Time 80, and :, - ii.
The third race was for , year Old colts, haI-milc
heats, best IN for purse OF $500, $500 to first
$500 to second
r""r horses were entered for tn" race.
r. y; Gilman l'rimont, canned T. NJ FANNIE wen
iy Chas nickry, l.incolnyilIe N,mrd Roam N. flora
Temple } A. Clark ldnc"nvIile, Named i. NJ. Fannie
f1hhIr N"ilhth hr the pole and won the race
IN t"" straight heats lme 10 IL and 81 III.
f''ri Tempe '""A inc Sc'"h" premium
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A an ~,
'"''', '"i '''' i'' '"'"" were a. ~ i"'Ne'' - '
ih"''"", ana 'rr'' 1hil'hⅈlin'
t. g. ihoiha~ anu jas. cunningham OF Belfast
rl''"'"N Nei''''' ~ hr'i'i0'' an" mas p''N'H OF
lIil'"hNhr' were inc contestants lh"n:iS re-
.'N'' .' ~ = ''''' '"'''s''''' '"' '''""' prem
'''h' y" tihf taken. lil'I OF Walking horses
''" iniI'' i"'""''' IVY" n"rNeN were c'''fe'
/ ' - " -Ni'l''l' an '-"N' ''''' " hois'
'N''" '''' "'Nth ~ = W. NNrf>- American
WIZ WV" ~ "'S' premium vi N-"o' llmc VS.
~ i"''' VI F''0 III NV" premium Oh f'"oo 'h'
W 49, '''> II '''''''''" II" ny running h"TScS.
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Nnrtn tr,tfr Mri - A, n.h AZ. My mos
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ne race was hali-nc heats best } in ,. Kilt
hYd Inc. uoi b,t last if an tbo first tu,.,, t,,,, -
" " " i' '''N'oi
'' '.','''T ~ ,'''' ''N' ''''
''H''. 'hi' ''"'' me MAJ" h''H Inc pole on III
second i+" ''" "'l't ~ coming IN Ah'Ai. Time
''''' '''''"' IL ''N "AN "aAlli@ hii'rl, TIRE
PERSONS 'h''r'ii@' Mess N'Ihah' Staples N Fogg
nr' ) "S% won the "f9I premium o' 500 making
me h'h-hhe IN ';''N. llie second premium of $40
WA FNch 70 N'man'
AFTERNOON.
" lille preparing tor the first trot a very prett,
and exciting squirt was Witnessed between tw,
@rcNS, to common road wagons. two to wagon
. lh' Gentlemen wing were Mr. w. II. Mathews
OF NfWSpori and Mr. H. O. Russell of Belfast
fof nearly mlie they Kept neck and ncck,stcppin
on al %""d spanking space lliat would not hay
disgrace" professional 1f"IlerN' Mr.. RUSSELL
LADY Jane, proved q little the fastest stopper
coming IN 4 liiilc ahead, anna The cheers OF The
Spectators
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