The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-09-28
THE STATE FAIR.
A Fine Day and Large Attend
ance.
COMPLETE LIST OF CUMBERLAND
COUNTY ENTRIES.
Especial 10 the PRESS


of Jerseys. These are present from Andros-
coggin and Cumberland counties, the larger
portion, however, being from the latter.
The exhibition from Saddleback Farm, East
Baldwin, Mr.. Orestes Pierce, proprietor, is
one OF the famous herds This herd numbers
fifteen animals, all of the A. j. G. G. Pierron,
the two years old imported bull, 6217 by
farmers Glory, 274, F. 5. H. c., is superior
animal The COW Walnut Queen, 9,537. also
Beau Monde, with calf by her side, are ANIMALS
of great excellence. Another handsome COW,
Gilderoy's Mystery, 14,732; also Evelyn I'd,
with fine heifer calf, light color, has
prominent points of superiority. All these
animals are Of high value, and range all the
way fromsthe hundreds up into the thousands
in price,
Mr.. B. s. Pennell of Brunswick has feul
superior Thoroughbred Jerseys of the NJ. s. y
III. The COW Bessie Pike, sos, is famous for
her owner refusing an offer of $500 for hel
last year, made by Mr.. e. s. Kenerson oi
Vermont. Bessie was got by Titanus, So, dam
Faith. 214. The yearling heifer Bumble Bee
with bull calf Vulcan by her side twelve weeks
old, are both animals which give promise o.
future noturiety. By the carelessnsss OF some
one on the arrival of stock in the eye ing q
bull strayed away from his keepers AID IN
ficted very serious injuries upon Mr.. Pennell's
COW, knocking off one horn and goring her in
the side, making an ugly wound, which luck.
lily did not result more seriously.
The next herd we inspect Is that of George
Blanchard & Brother of th Broadmoor ,rm,
Portland. They have a fine herd of Jerseys
numbering thirty-two animals in all. including
twelve calves. At the head of the herd stands
the fine bull Polo, six years of age of the A. j.
G. G. Cow Flora Mill, bred by Boutelle
Waterville; at her side stands her daughter
six years old. Next is Viva and daughter Eta
Jean, five years old, all prize winners. Nord-
helms Pat and Finette Broadmoor, are two
very handsome young COWS.
The exhibit of General G. P. Mattocks,
Riverside Farm, East Baldwin, comprises a
herd of nine Jerseys. beside several animals in
other classes, including the yearling bull
Miotus, also Duke of Shelbourne, 4th and 9Th.
Col. Mattocks has also a large exhibition of
Scotch Collie shepherd dogs on exhibition at
the Park, and will exhibit them in driving
sheep inside the track, Thursday, at 10 o'clock
A. M. 1t is said that the performan ces OF the
dogs are wonderful, aud it will without doubt
be great feature of the show.
Following is a complete list of the entries
from Cumberland county:
MAINE HERD BOOK JERSEYS.
B. L. Pennell, Brunswick, bull calf ssvulcan,''
1 heifer, 'Bessie Pike" years; / heifer, "Bumble
Bee" year; L heller, "Mollie,'' year.
HEREFORD STOCK
CP Mattocks, Portland, bulls wear old
George Blanchard q Brothers, Portland, bull 6
years old, do 2 years old, 4 do 1 year old
Mattocks, COWS.
years old, do 10 years old, do years old. 1 do
9 years Old, do 6 years old, do years old, do
g Thomes, Cumberland Centre, COW years
George Blanchard & Brother, Portland. 1 heifer Q
years old, z do year DID, 2 heifer caves.
G Thomes Cumberland Centre heifer calves
months old.
Us Ihomes Cumberland Centre. bull calf.
sHoRTHoRNs.
0restes Pierce, East Baldwin, / bull, Pierson, 2
Lionel Lincoln; bull calf, Macona; bull calf
Beau Mondi's Defana; cew, Beauty of the Grange
years old; cow, Glover bess years old; COW
Mystery. z years old; COW, Evelyn I'd, s years
old; hefer, Walnut Queen, 3 years old; heifer,
year old; hefsr calf G Gilderoys % MysterT @ % heller
calf Kapura; heifer calf, Properantia; herd
Jerseys.
calves, dark red; de-, light red.
John l. Best l bull years old, bull calves, /
COW years old, do years old, do 10 years old.
WORKING OXEN AND STEERS.
Jos B Hammond, New Gloucester. l pair steer
calves, dark red; do, light red.
Edward Hunnewell. So. Windham, pair oxen
years old
FAT CATTLE.
ia
MATCHED OXEN AND STEERS.
Joseph B. Hammond, New Gloucester, pair
matched steer calves.
1 l. Johnson, So Windham, pair matched oxen,
years old.
PULLING OXEN.
Granville Hall, W Falmouth, pair pulling oxen.
IL years oil.
5 s Drew, Bowery Beach, pair do.
" Warren, Scarboro, pair do years old.
Geo Knights Saecarappa, pair do.
sTALLIoNs FOR GENERAL USE.
James E. Gardner, Freeport. blk Charger 5
James Goddard, Freeport, black stallion, s
years old
GELDINGs AND FILLIEs
James E. Goddard, Freeport ch m ---, 2
years old
Same, g.. years old.
George W Foss, E Raymond, m Nellie, years
CP Mattocks, Portland, m A years old.
sTALLIoNs, GELDINGs AND FILLIEs.
e. Maxwell, Portland, b. g. DIR. e. Maxwell 2
years old.
WALKING HORSES.
B. L. Pennell, Brunswick, ch 6. Johnnie Smoker,
sTALLIoNs-4 YEARS OLD.
i, Charles Wilson, Woodford's Corner black stall
GELDRGs AND FILLIEs-3 YEARS OLD.
Whitman Leslie W Gray gray mare.
CP Mattocks ortland, mare.
sTALLIoNs, GELDINGs AND FILLIEs-2 YEARS
OLD.
James E Goddard, Freeport, chestnut mare
LONG wooLED BUCKS.
G. P. Mattocks, Portland. 8 Cotswold bucks, 2
Ewes-Same, Cotswold Ewes, 2 years old; do,
years old.
sHRoPsHIREs.
f. A. Spring, Portland, 1 buck, years old.
OXFORD AND HAMPSHIRE DOWNS,
"A Bracket, Gorham, buck years old, do 1
Alonzo Libby, Saecarapps, buck years old. do
do year old, do 3 buck lambs months old
9 Brackett, Gorham. 2 buck lambs months
old, do . ewes years old, do 3 do year old
A Libby, Saccarappa, 3 ewes years old, do. do
year old, do eve lambs months old.
Spring, Portland, 2 ewes year old, do eve
CA Bracket. Gorham,3 3 eve lambs months old
b Sturgis q Son, Gorham Hampshire Down
ewes year old, do do year old, do 8 do lambs s
months old,
SWINE.
G Mattocks, Portland. Berkshire sows Q lit
ters sucking pigs.
George Blanchard s. Bros, Portland, Berkshire
boar do sow.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMEMENTs
T. Frank Davis, Portland, moving machines. 2
cultivators, plows 2 horse-rakes 1 Eagle harrow.
l Independent tooth-harrow, 4 wagons.
Daniel L. Kelley, Portland, 10 plows. cultiya~
tors harrow.
Kendall g. Whitney, Portland. horsepower
threshers and SEPARATOR combinad; I-2 horsepower
Buckeye mower, l lawn mower 1 Yankee horse
rake; manure-spreader; 2 La Dow harrows ETC.;
1 Perry's sprlng-tooth harrow; Acme harrow and
cultivator; Shaws harrow; l vegetable cutter; 8
Wheelbarrows; lever haycutter-; 2 Baldwin's
American ensilage and hay cutter plows-2 re-
versile plows; Centennial horse hoes. etc; win.
moving machine, cider mills, / stump and rock
extractor; collection of weatneI-yanes: Q corn
shelters; vegetable-cutter; seed-sower; broad
cast Sc discover, l horse pitch-fork: | set horse
pitch-fork grapplers; ! grain GRADER; 2 butter.
workers.; churns; post augur, anvil and vice
Unstable grain sieve; doz. hoes; l wheel Jack; 1
doz shovels, doz. rakes; dog. hay-forks; i doz
manure torks; doz. scvthes; doz axes; doz
pronged potato dlggers; grindstones. Best col
lection OF agricultural implements, etc.
Blanchard Bros, Portland, Eureka mover
Cenbin harrow, Pean harrow, Thomas harrow
Swiss ensilage cutter, corn-sheller Mosley cream
er, stoddard chu N, cylinder churn. Boss churn
Gonbaya rrel church, / Set of iron tools-20
pieces, iron plow, . bags Ashton Gait pumps
butter-worker, Leader horse-rake Reming-
ton plows reversible plows iron cultivators,
garden roller, hay cutters 2 cider mills 2 wheel
barrows, threshing machine, Standard phosphate
farm pulleys, Kennison butter carriers. 3 but,
ter stamps.