The Portland daily press., 1875-09-20
Stute Fair.

feature of the fair Ten fine animals arrived
| Saturday night from the east. The time il
the races for three year olds has been changed
from mile heats to half mile heats.
The entries for trotting and sweepstakes
drawing classes G. and H. will not close unit
| 8 o'clock tonight All entries for farm imple
ments, and those for the halls will be received
up to p. m. Tuesday. All other entries have
closed.
A very large working herd of bulls, cows
| and heifers will be exhibited by party from
New Hampshire.
Entries have been made in several agrcul-
tural experimentation New York, New Jer-
sey, Massachusetts, and Vermont. The colonial
societies of Canada, the Royal Agricultural So.
| ciety of New Brunswick, all those OF the New
England states, and several in Ohio and West
Virginia will be represented this year.
The exhibition of articles will be as follows
Factory goods, mechanics products, domestic
fabrics, boots shoes and harnesses and miscel-
lapeous goods will be exhibited in the Main
Hall.
Fruits and flowers will be displayed in the
Reception Hall.
| Pictures, paintings, drawings, photographs
| will be shown in Rossini Hall.
| The ladies' department will be in the hall
| up the second flIgt. rooms Nos. five, six and
| seven.
| Dairy, farm and garden products will be ex-
| hibited on the first floor in the Common Coun.
| Gil room.
The entry departments are in charge of the
| gentlemen, with assistants:
Mechanics products, fancy goods, needle
work, musical instruments, factory goods, etc.,
Geo. E. Bracket of Belfast, in No. 4 or City
Messen gers room.
Fruit and flowers. Geo. B. Sawyer of Wis
casset, at door No. 5, Adermen's room.
Dairy and farm products, implements. pic
lures, household articles, etc., j. w. Lang of
Brooks, in room No 9 Common Council ante
room.
Carriages and large agricultural tools go to
the building at the park, where ample and
good rooms are provided for them,
City exhibitors at the balls are requested to
make thei- entries to-day so far as possible, SO
as to avoid the inevitable crowd tomorrow
The clerks In the different departments will be
found in the rooms on the right OF the main
entrance.
Among the entries at the fair is collection
of insects illustrating the entomology of Maine,
exhibited by George e. Bracket of Belfast,
comprising two small cabinets in which the
different orders are arranged, numbered and
classified.
Notwithstanding it is an "off year" in fruit
culture and production, the indications are
that the exhibition in Reception Hall will be
success. Our local fruit raisers are especially
invited to contribute.
The following are the entries for horses, cat.
tie. sheep, Sc:
JB Watts, Thomaston, Seneca Pet
G. E. Howard, East Monmouth, MOdoc Jr.
N. s. & w. L. Shurtlef, New Gloucester, Drew
Mare
Alonzo Libby, Saccarappa, Fanny.
Whitman Leslie, Gorham Corner, Nell Patchen and
Jennie Knox.
Joshua Benn, Dresden Mills, Blenn Morrill,.
Telegraph and Lively Times.
W. S. Tilton Togus, Sultan. vistula, Maine
slasher, Albion Mambrino, Constellation, sMary,
Queen Amy, Jessie Ridgley.
Charles E. Jose, Portland, Bay Gelding, Young
Dexter.
Wright g., ,Noreross. Manchester, Manchester,
j. a: Ciiey & c., Fairfield, Lady Gilbreth and
Brood Mare and Foal.
f. G. Rich. Portland, Sappho.
Amasa s. Garland Carmel, Jack Kentucky Boy,
D. F. Files, West Gorham, Ben Bolt
John HI. Hussey, Augusta, Gentle Lucy, Socrates.
French and Fernald, Livermore Falls, Young Heo-
R. O. Conant. Portland, Reliance
C. H. Skinner, st. Albans, Emperor William-Gray
Mare
Warren Clark, Fairfield, Mare.
Edwin Hunnewell, South Windham, mare and
foal and French Packing.
Jason Philbrook, Carmel, two mules.
G. E. Perkins, New Castle, Otheo and III. &. geld
j. SHILLING, Portland, geldng y. o., stallion,
John NJ. White, North Gorham, Major Knox g.
F. a. skillins. Portland, Tom P. Smith.
Benz. D. Wood, Hallowel, Ethan Allen, Fear
Isaac Wilson, Bowdoinham Mems Knox.
A. E. Skillin, Portland, Mag P. Smith.
NV MY =. Mutter Cape Elizabeth Depot, Lon Norris
G. N. Pierce, Portland, Lady Mclean, Grey Eagle,
John Dunsmore, Temple, Martha Temple.
l. V. McKenney, Auburn Jim Fisk.
P. NJ. Thurlow, Lewiston, Phil Sheridan, Drew
e. H. McKenney, Biddeford, Knox Chief.
d. T. Hobart, Temple, Edd Stokes
4. Richmond, Monmouth, John SAKE, sycorax.
Samuel Eastman, Cornish, pr. matched horses.
J. A. Thompson, Portland, Victor Hollis.
F. G. Nutter, Cape Elizobeth Depot, gelding.
Chas Robinson, ScarborO, stallion.
Frank Nuttng, Dexter, Parkman Boy.
B. f. Otis, West Waterville. Bay Mare.
Dean g. Scrbner. Skowhegan, Wonder
j. w. Thompson. Gardiner. Billie
Madison Bean, Hallowell, Jerry Lghtfoot.
Rufus Bean, Hallowell. Hero.
H. H. Dresser, Portland, Ruby Ned.
J. F. Young, Winthrop, stallion.
Libby q Hersom, West Waterville, Sunrise
r. G. Sampson, Temple, Garibadi
Warren II. Pease, North Anson, Norman Messen-
ger.
S. A. Davis, Oldtown, stallion.
Adoniram jackson. Winthrop, George.
Samuel Jackson. Winthrop, mare
w. II. Fairbanks, Winthrop Benn Morrill-Gen.
B. F. Fairbanks Winthrop, whalebone Knox,
Bell Wood, Lady I.
Chas. Fairbanks, Winthrop, Honest Ben.
Oscar Frost, Monmouth Centre. Monmouth
H. s. Doyen, New Sharon, Fred Morgan.
G. E. Moulton Greene, Gypsy Maid.
G. P. Mattocks, Portland stallion, three fes.
G. W. Folsom, West Waterville, Peerless
e. ]. q j. W. Lawrence, Doctor Franklin.
D. W. True, Portland. Old Lady, stallion.
Amos Mann, North Windham, gelding
A. B. Conger, New York, Sovereign Eclipse.
E..Dana. Portland, Dragon.
I. Il TTask, hA Chelsea Bertram, mare Flora, aly.
G o. Il. +. warren, Saccarappa Messenger Knox,
Messenger, Jr.
L. j. Bracket, Saccaracpa, Telegraph Knox.
A. M. Quimby, Saccarappa, mare
Tristram Jordan, cape Elizabeth Depot, Horace.
Eben n: Perry, Portland, Gen: Lightfoot
MGDa Wsw hewsSn hs1 I Hing ot Wa% III black
George Frazier, Lewiston, Jupiter.
E. n. Greedy, Portland Whalebone Knox.
L. D; King. West Gray, Kings Patchen, Dolly
A. w. Hewes, Saco, stallion.
K. K. Fogg, SacO, Nellie Knox.
Samuel Rideout, Calais, Lady Hammond.
Gilbert Fowler, Portland, Tom Patchen.
Chas. Mitchell, Yarmouth, Tom Knox.
S. d. Cushman g. Chas. Shaw, Dexter, Hiram
Woodruff
G. R. Norton, East Baldwin. Dick
W. FL. Haynes, Smithfeld Uncle Sam.
Rodney Jones, Fairfield, Juniper, Lady Jones.
Chas. A. Fuller, Regal Knox.
S. A. Nye, Royal Knox, Lookout, Black Crook,
Jas. Powers Jefferson, Jefferson Belle.
D. W. Allen, Fairfield, Troub.
s. R. Brigham, West Minot, Mare.
A. f. Gerald, Fairfield, Mare.
f. L. & j. 0. Turner, st. Albans Nimble Dan,
G. F. Shepley, Portland, Patti.
Essec Fuller, North Turner, two geldngs,
s. T. Holbrook, Oxford, Highland Patchen.
CATTLE, SHEEP, &c.
Y.H. Greenwood, Pennington Falls, 7 cotswods.
G. D. Tuck. Pennington, 80 imp. South Downs.
u. P. Young, So Norrdgewock, 5, ayrshlres-
Brewster Bracelet" "Queen Mary "Neck-
lace" "Gypsy."
Alonzo libby, saeearappa Ayrshires-s'Ma
Daisy" "Snow Bird "2d Daisy" sod Queen of
Ayr" "Lady Warren,'' "Isa,'' LADY Dane"
j. A. Grant, Whitefeld, Ayrshire Bull, .sHero"
Edward Hunnewell, Windham, pair year old
working oxen.
Coffin & White, Thorndike pair steers.
John 2. Putnam, Winthrop, Shorthorns, Lady
Emma, Lady Alice, Morning STAR Lady Emma I'd,
Royal George, Highland Chief Red Lady, Roam
Rose. Morning Star 2d Hioh1and Chief