The Republican journal., 1874-10-29

Mrs. G. Y. White, Belfast Pillow Shams.
Danl Wadlin, Northport, Basket Apples.
>. Is. Nadhn, Belfast, Cook Stoves, Crate,
Wringer.' Parlor Stove and Coal Hold
j. W. Waterman, Belfast Specimen Peuman-
snip.
Miss Augusta Wells, Belfast, Cluster of leaves,
Cushion, Beadwork for Bracket, Tidy. Sofa
Pillow, Cases Artificial Flowers.
Z. c. Woodbury., Northport, Variety of APP
| piles, Pair Stockings.
| David Pierce, Belfast, 9 Variety Pears. Va
riety Grapes.
| Mary H. johnson. Brooks. Hair Wreath. |
| Worsted Wreath / Worsted Vase
| Mrs. A. J. Merrill, Belfast, Case Millinery
and Fancy Goods.
| Mrs. Danl. l.. Pitcher, Belfast. Bark from
| Mammoth California tree.
| Lottie and Emma Pitcher Belfast. Box o,
| Miniature Hens eggs.
| Lizzie kittridge, Belfast > Crochet Scarf>. |
| Pin Cushion, Wax leaves. Wreath. and Cross.
| Worsted Sofa Pillow
| }. c. Condor, Belfast. Two Kits Mackerel
Nj. II. Page. Brooks, Worsted Wreath
| Mrs. f. B. Frederick. Belfast > Hubbard
squash
|. Y. Miller, Belfast. ) Sewing Machines
| Mrs /. ". Miller, Belfast. l Gala Lily. 3Gera-
NUNS.
| B. F. Wells, Belfast. Specimen Of Yarn and
| Worsted Patterns.
Mrs. Harry Hayford, Belfast Cochin China
| Egg in Wool Wreath.
II. H. johnson K Co.. Hast show Case
! Millinery Goods and LaceS.
| W. X. Morrison, Belfast, 3 Sewing Machines.
Augustus Parker, Belfast. Coop Seabrigiit
| Bantams.
| Mrs. VIM. Staples Belfast. Wreath Wax
Flowers.
| VIM. Z. futile, Belfast Case of Photographs
| Waldo Cheese Co., Waldo, Cheese.
| n. T. Woodcock, Belfast, Case Fancy a!ti-
clCs
| | NJ. Boardman, Belfast, as Agent for the
Mount Hope Iron Manufacturing 60. Model
OF Patent WindlasSes.
q. " Burkett, Belfast, Case Fancy articles
Horace Ghurlow, Belfast. Coop Poultry,
White Cochin, Partridge Cochin and Light
| Brahmha.
! The display of Apples, Pears and Grapes was
! good, and showed that the boys Of the present
day have better fruit to hook Than they did years
| ago. MesSrs. Chase, Poor. 3oardman and
Pierce exhibited some of as fine varieties Of
Pears as can be found anywhere. Mr.. Hiram
Chase presented basket of Peaches which
looked so tempting that we did not allow our
self 10 get within reach of them. Mr.. David
Pierce showed some Black Hamburg, Black
lrenthem and Black Alacante Grapes. He
showed Us bunch he called White nice and
they We're nice too. e. W. Burkett presented
a Show Case of Fancy articles a look at which
would make man instinctiyelv clutch at his
pocket book. He also had Cashmere morn
ing Robe, 1hatiwould take away ones appetite
TO see it sail into the breakfast ROOM testooned
round stylish woman. II II. johnson 4 60.
had showcase OF millinery goods and Thread
Laces. One glance at ii explained where a
married mans money goes, but n young hus-
band that would begrudge the expense Of see
ing his Wife arraved in a French Roof Hat and
Thread Lace collar ought 10 be run through
a Wrngn@ machine and then hung out in a
scorchn9 sun Perkins Bros. exhibited Two
light road Buggies weighing Respectively 1o5
and 1872 lbs. They were fine pieces Of work
manshp. kilgores case filled with pictures OF
our pretty girls, was locked up to keep the fell
lows away from them. A little Hanging
Basket of white cotton WAS very beautiful 1t
was so light and feathery that ii looked as
though composed OF snow flakes. We surmise
that after giving the flies summers run at it
that ii will need to be run through a washing
machine. 1t was the handiwork OF Hertie Doe
OF Interpret. Mrs. Snow of Wnterport eX-
hlblted a carriage a tighan the center of which
was the figure of a horse. It was SO natural
that IL was covered with piece of musqtlio
bar TO keep the horse flies off. Daniel Fallnce
entered for premium clam of the Daniel
Lambert pattern; it was about the size of a
stove cover. NJ. =. W0odcocts show case of
Albums, Stereoscopic views and Russia Leath-
er Goods attracted considerable attention,
while his samples of gold pens seemed to be
about the lrrtte thing. An easel of ChromoS
| added to the appearance of the exhibition.
Mrs. Richards Il Miss SOuthworth had Il case
of millinery goods on exhibition, containing hats
of all kinds. of the feminine gender only. We
| judged by glance at it, that, for one or two
hundred dollars, a lady ought to get II water
| proof roof to her head. that would last her till
| the fashion changes
| RACES.
AT ) o'clock Tuesday afternoon the race fo1
oyear Old horses took place. Mile heats. best
) IN >, $1,000 to first. $500 To second. Tive
horses We're entered.
Nm- H. Mcclellan named b. IN. Fanny
DR.. f. Hopkins. eh. 9. Loafer
| Fanny had the pole which Loafer took Oh
first turn, which he kept once round, when
Fanny again took the lead which she held till
near the stand, when Loafer passed her coming
under the wire ahead, time 2.52 81. 1t was evi
| dent that Fannies driver held her back and the
Judges substituted another driver, at which she