The Portland daily press., 1880-09-25
State Fair Premiums.

The following premiums have been awarded
at the State Fair in addition to those already
mentioned.
PRINTING AND BINDING.
The report of the awarding committee in the de-
partment is as follows: There but one entry in
this department. but the specimens presented were
SO good both in quantity and quality, that we i'm
mediatey awarded the diploma to the exhibit of the
Lewiston journal. which we consider valuable il
lustration of the great improvement made in the
art Typographical.
RUBBER GOODS.
Diploma to Mcdonald Rubber Boot and Shoe
ARTICLES OF LEATHER.
b.. F. Russell, Wilton, moccasns, diploma. Best
display OF boots and shoes. 1st diploma NJ G. Pal
iston.
CORN, WHEAT, OATS AND GRASS SEED.
Y; +, beans, 1st 81, to James H. Jordan Webster.
Bushel wheat, I'd 9, to same; Bushel buekwheat
rye, gratuity. Bushel barley, LIST, 2, to Geo. F.
Dow, Lewiston. Twenty-Five ears Of corn on stock
ID, 2, to Hiram Bass, Harrington. One-half bush
Ell herdsgrass, LIST, 3. to Horace Beal, Skowhegan.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
Pratt, Lewiston clothes-wringer. bronze media.
Mrs. s. A. Ulmer. Portland, patent egg-beater di-
ploma. j. F. Merrill, Portland. dry-air refrigera-
OF tin ware silver medal.
MINERAL AND BOTANICAL.
Bronze monuments, diploma to VIM Lydstoe.
Cobb Lime Co., Rockland, Portland cement and
lime. award of So and diploma.
GRAPES.
afr ses exhibit 4a 0regn grown With fire
do grown in cold grapery, LIST, s, to John Burr, Of
FFT1se e "a, to Geo. B. Sawyer, wiseasset
B. Sawyer; ID, SOC, John Burr. White Muscatei Il,
1st l. Geo; B Sawyer White Chasselas, 1st, /.
1st, 1, John Burr. Red Chasselas, LIST, l. Geo. b.
Sawyer; Chasselas Mosque, LIST, 1, Geo. b. Sawyer.
Best collection native grapes raised in open air. 1st
2, Jos. Taylor. Belgrade. Best punches raised in
open air, LIST, l. J. II: Miller, Lewiston. Best 8
D. j. Briggs, Turner. Concord, 1st Soc, &. E. saw,
yer; I'd, do 25c, Hannah Davis, Poland; Hartford
Prolific, LIST 5oe, Wesley Blanchard, Lewiston; I'd,
1st SOC, Geo B. Sawyer. Adirondac, Ist. 56c' t.,
Hannah Davis. Massasoit, LIST, SOC, to s. ", Shaw
Minot; Wilder, LIST, 6oc. j. H. Miller, I'd, 25c'
Blanchard; I'd, 25c j. H Miller Merrimac '1 Isl
SOC, Alfred Smith, Monmouth; ID zoe, I. c. Mer..
Smith s sal Wo,d ist, 5oc 3 W SHAW I'd 25c Alfred
Alfred Smith. Blood Seeding, Granville Fernaid'
5Oc; gratuity, l, to Hannah Davis for variety OF
grapes; same, to Geo. B. Sawyer for Iona and Diana
grown under glass; SOC, to John Vickery for dsniav
native grown under glass.
PEARS.
Best general exhibition of pears, LIST, 12. samue,
Rolfe, Portland; I'd; g., Alfred Smith, Monmouth;
III.
Taylor, Belgrade. Best single variety fail pears'
1st, 2, True Leeds Center; I'd, 1, Joseph Taylor'
BEST single variety winter pears, LIST, 2, A Smith
Monmouth; "a, Joseph Taylor, Belgrade Bart,
Kicker, Turner; Beurre Bose, LIST, l, A. BChipman
Son, Poland; Beurre Hardy 1st 1, r. HI Gardi.
ne ner. Buerre Drill, LIST, l, B. W. Thorne, Lewiston
"a, 5oc, D. J. Briggs, Turner Buffum, 1st, /, D. p
r1rue, Leeds Center; I'd, SOC, +. n. Nelson Mnot
oo1iapps Fayorite, 1st 1, David Farrar, Lewiston
"a, 90, DOC, Rufus Prince, Turner. Doyenne Brus.
s so ana ast l, Rufus Prince, Turner. Duchesse
&c. Mrs. Oliver Newman, Lewiston. Flemish
Beauty, LIST, l, Albion Kicker, Turner: Cd 50c r
Il. Briggs, Minot: Fulton, LIST 1, j. TAYLOR Rel.
sraq sc GoIt h M9rceau lst s. ". shaw Minot;
Joseph Taylor Howell, 1st i, Granvlie F e,
Harrison; ID. SOC, R. H. Gardiner, Gardner Iaw
renee ast Z n Nelson inot "a Soc D.
l. A. =. Chapman SOM I'd SOC, j. P. TrSes e asi
rCenter. Marie Louise, LIST, 1. Alfred Sre;th
Sickle, LIST, L c. L. Jefferson, Lewiston. SheIdon
LIST, ! Joseph Taylor; I'd. soc. S. G. Harlow
Wakefield, ist, l. b. P. True: Sd 5oc vicar aIfre ~
Smith: Winter Nelis, LIST, 1, 4, H. Gardiner
I Dish Napoleon, gratuity, Soc, r. H. Gardiner
Dish Nlckerson, gratuty. SOC, Rufus Prisce.
DRAWING OXEN
. Premiums for the drawing of oxen measuring, =
Lorenzo Knights; second to Francis 1;iton. o,S
third to Fred b. Jeffrey. 'on ''uu
sHoRTHORNs
Bull 3 years old-1st, Howard & Ellis Fo;rsa,d
IL; I'd, A. M. & N. w. Weston, Skowheean q Rnii
CAL. Howard Ellis, Fairfield, q; I'd, q. A
-Four years old-lst, Howard & Ellis, Fairfield TO-
"a, q. A. Gilbert, E. Turner, 8. Heller three Years
oldr!st Howard Ellis, Fairfield, 4 I'd, same. s.
field, o; "a, same, 3. Herds--lst, Howard I Eiiis
Eatrneid, ~; Heifers one year old-lst. r. n
Irask, otI!ckland Ferry, 3; I'd, same, 2.