Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-21
Ok team composed of oxen from Carthage

MN pI GU w
Ok team from Dixfield, I'd prem. on
Steer team from Peru, 0C
Steer team from Carthage. IN
On beef to W. L. Grover, w
do. to J. Il. Newton, 3 on
Matched oxen, f. Richards 0C
do. do. X. Potter 3 on
do. steers yr-old. j. ). SWEET 0O
do. do. DO. J.W Richards ] OC
10. do. 2yr-old. WV JudkmS | 90
do. do, do. J.T.llammon 0O
do. do. 2yr-old. j. Il. Staples ] %
do. do. calves, Ripley Knox 90
Bulls, Oscar llayford 3 90
do. K. b. Sanders 00
do. calf. /. A. Ellis 90
Cows, II. II. Lowe 3 90
do. Tyler Kidder > 90
ueifer yr-old. Merrill kuleh, 0O
do. Ito. III. N0ycs 90
do. do. 4. ). Hathaway 90
Sheep ~Ci l ia',i. samr ro6in / oC
Buck. do. 90
DO. Donal Torrey 00
Stock horse. A. I.athrop 00
Breeding mare, B. W. Foyc 90
EARNING horse, ID. q. Taylor 90
Colt yr-old. J. l.. Ednonds 90
do. , do. Il. w. Foye 90
do. sucking, Merrill Holman 00
Matched horses. Granville Child 00
Chickens. John +. Stanley 90
Turkeys, b. +. Leavitt %
Chickens Il. Donham, II van. tullblood on
Draft oxen, John Il. Staples q 0O
do. do. Daniel Barrett on
do. do. 2d class. l.. Judkius, 1 90
,.,1I,,., f,,,nr,. D I'M
do. \. !. Knight l 0O
Butter, Sewell Gofi 00
do. J. u. Staples 90
Hops, 4. Packard } on
do. IL. ). Taylor on
do. Winslow Walker, gratuity 80
Apples, L. Wait 80
do. b. Siorcr 30
Tomatoes, h. Wait %
Pears, do. 30
Grapes var, j. J. Towle 80
10. do. T. Dunhom 30
Potatoes .beets aud squash II. DOMAIN 30
Onions, ID. j. Farnham 80
Potatoes per - acre, w. Walker ON
do. do. Henry Abbott "a
Squash, T.. :. wyman %
Wagon, Sam'l Knapp on
do. \. A. Mitchell | on
Horse rake, do. w
Ok cart, ID. G. Taylor OO
OK yoke. Thomas BesSey 90
Carriage hub and wheel W. fainter | on
Moving mach. III. Newton (Wood's) on
do. do. :. Gofl, (Buck Eye 80
ASvra Wilson. wrought blanket 30
Mrs Lucy Barnard. carpeting | 90
T.. *. Norcross. floral exhibition 90
Frank IiuntrcSs. Weed SEWN mach.2 90
(Mr Huntrrss exhibited nice lot OF
ready made clothing aud also custom
work worthy of notice and premium. but
we missed 10y the committee by mistake
no doubt.)
\. A.Huntrcss gold trimmed harness ! OO
do. harness goods %
Mrs ". W. Mitchell Rug p
Mary T.. kdder. rug ~
Mrs. VI. y. Babb. bed spread %
MrS.Wm. White. do. do. -
Mrs SAM Knapp, pant cloth -
do. du. dress cloth ~
Ada !. Wait, sofa pillow p
Mrs W. ". Mitchell, sofa pillow y
Mrs. Small do, do. -
\. \. Mitchell. robe and blankc, -
Wade Chase, case OF millinery ~
There were numerous other articles IN
the Hail and noticed by the committee
on which smaller premiums were gcner-
ally awarded.
The show OF horses aud colts on the
morning OF The second day, was rs good
aS usual, and creditable to tho exhibitors.
The show in the hall OF fruit. vegetables,
fancy and miscellaneous articles was not
SO full rs on some other occasions OF the
kind here, yet considering all the clrcum-
stances we should not feel discouraged.
AT II oclcck an able aud appropriate ad.
dress Mas delivered in the hall by X. L.
Thompson, ESD, oil Jay. In the alter
noon the societies purse OF % dollars,
open to all horses owned Tor one year
within the limits ol the society. was OF
ted Tor, ard also the slow race.
Horse trotling WAS the order Of bust
ness during The third day; all the race,
were hotly contested especially sweep
stakes which WAS nobly won by Honest
Bill" AN not able to give the result OF
the trolling generally rs have not the re-
port at hand. The weather was pleas
ant during the entire three days aud
every thing passed off pleasantly.
WM. X GREENE, Sec'y.