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community. ami winch. despite the
heavy and Ineessant rams. came
touring in during the frs, two days,
keeping two Secretaries busIly en-
ployed making the necessary entries.
The School-house was used as an
Agricultural Hall aud though large
was filled to its utmost capacity and
two rooms in the Courthouse were
allotted to the ladies and the me-
chanical display. An enclosure for
stock was made on the open ground
between the the bull 6ings connect
ing them and having sheds on two
sides for the horses and cattle.
About twenty five horses were en-
tered for competition, which was
quite lively amoung the draught
horses, no less than five teams being
entered, Mr.. Charles Bishop carry
ing off the blue ribbon with span
of heavy brown mares. Prominent
among the horses was a fine French
and Coburg Stallion, owned by VIM.
Kapp, which took the first premium
for horses of all work. A good two
year-old roadster was shown by Mr..
Henry Lucas, Emigrant and Morgan
stock. Some very good two and
three-yea filleys were entered by
Messrs. @. Clarke, Richard Griffith,
Edward Phillips, VIM. West and
Jos. Mauerman.
Henry Buchanan exhibited Dew
onshire Bull seven months old. John
Alexander and the Hon. j. H. Long
each exhibited fine yearling Short
horn Bulls, both from the farm of
Mr.. Reed, of Reedsville, Oregon,
which fact is of itself q sufficient
guarantee of their pedigree.
The display of hogs was unusually
good. Competition between tho
Berkshires and Poland Chinas was
quite close, each having special ad-
vocatss among the admiring groups
OF farmers, but the Judges awarded
the blue ribbon to pen of Berk-
shires. owned by Mr.. J. II. Long.
In the Agricultural Hall were to
be seen grain, fruits and vegetables,
some of which would undoubtedly
have taken medal at the Centen-
NAL. Prominent among these were
some fine samples OF Spring and
Winter wheat, by Charles T. Fay.
The Golf brothers had on exhibition
some of Cooks winte- wheat, which
made IN average Of IS bushels per
acre. Jos. Mauerman showed Rus
ian oats which averaged IS bushels
Per acre. The samples Of potatoes
and other vegetables were excellent
and too numerous to mention. Suf-
6cient of everything was there to
convince any visifor. or stranger.
that Lewis county could. and did.
proanee everything nses~azy for thu
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