The Portland daily press., 1882-09-27
FESTIVE FARMERS.
22d Annual Exhibition of the
Maine State Agricultural Societs.
AN AU5PlCIOUS OPENING AND
SPLEND DID SHOW.
Partial List Of Names Of Cumberland
County Exhibitors.
Special Dispatch to the Press.

the Fair Grounds and CITY Hall. The wish
being paternal to the thought. everybody's idea
is that tho skim coat of mist will disappear
and bright sun will shine on the Stats Fair.
The Maine State Agricultural Society, the
Maine State Pathological Society and the An
droscoggin county Agricultural Society unite
in holding this Fair. President Prince is in
town, with tAe reins in hand. Supt Jerrard ID
on the grounds attending TO the wants OF the
cattle As fast as they arrive. Col. Ricl II Is
looking after the intereste Of the hursss and
the horsemen. Mr.. Hight is getting order out
Of confusion at City Hall. Secretary Dsnni-
son and his force of scribes are docksting
shower Of entries. Supt. Libby of the ticket
department is represented by Mr.. Virgin Of
Portland, and will probably be here in person
Tuesday.
Tho omens attending the opening Of the
Fair, barring weather, are bright The stock
stalls and pens are already full and running
over. Monday evening. seventy-6vs more cat
tie than the superintendent Of the division had
stalls and pens for, had arrived. There is no
doubt at this moment, bus the exhibit of
horses, neat stock, sheep and hogs is the great
est ever made In this State. The number OF
OANSso
at corresponding date Of any previous Fair.
Last Thursday, Col. d 8. Osgood, Of Au-
gusta, the Treasurer of the Maine State Fair
returned from visit to Kansas. While In
that State, he attended with ex-Secretary
Blaine the Kansas State Fair at Topeka. He
made arrangements with the management Of
the Atchison, Kansas g. Santa Fe Railroad.
Company for tho trAnshipment of the magni-
fcsnt exhibit Of the products OF Kansas made
by that company, to this city for the benefit OF
our State Fair. Six large cases addressed TO
Treasurer Osgood arrived in this city by ex-
press Monday night. They are filed with
some of the immense vegetables and other
products OF Kansas. In the LOT is the NAM
moth "Blaine squash" which attracted 50
much attention at Topeka. Tse Kansas dona-
tor is nov being arranged in City Hall.
Following are partial list of the entries
from Cumberland county:
MAINE HERD BOOK JERSEYS.
B. L. Pennen, Brunswick. 1 bull calf ''yulcan,"
hefer, "Bessie Pike years; heifer, "Bumbs
Bee . year; heller, 'Moilie," year.
sHonTHoRss
Orestes Pierce, East }Saluwin, / bull, Pierson 2
Lionel Lin DIN; bull caf saconia; bull cali
8 yea old COW, Glover aess years old; COW
Mys ery year, old; / COW EVELYN I'd I; wears
old: heifer Walnut Queen 3 wears old: / heifer
Be, Be,u Moade. % yeas old; keifsr Rsiia BALDWIN
wear Old: hefsr calf, Glderoy's Myster,: heller
calf Kapura; heifer calf, Properantia; herd
Jerseys.
Jos B. fammond, New Gloucester, pair steer
calves, dark red; de- light red.
MATCHED OXEN srD sTEERs.
Joseph B. Hammond, New Gloucester, pair
matched steer calves.
sTALLIoNs FOR GENERAL USE.
.Tames r.. Gardner EraAnort hlk Chargsr
years s,os old = ~ ''pO 'iA oNs
James e. Goddard, Freeport, ch m ----,2
Same, r. e. : years old.
sTALIIors gEIDrNgs Ann rIILrrs.
f. Ma.wsl, Portland, b. s. DR.. E. Maxwell 2
'sSis s'' v.rxrxa uo,.ra
9 years cid.
AGRICULTURAL kpLEAEMENTs.
cplirator. eID n1s moving ,s m,achinss
/ Independent tooth-harrow, wagons
Daniel e. Kelley. Portland, 10 piows, 2 culuva-
'0I Kendall nn'lSv ( whitney. Portland sor,..norsr
thresher1 and separator combinad; IL horsepower
Basaeys %0ws. lawn Yankee hoss.
| Perry's spring tooth harrow; Acme harrow and
eglti,,sstor; shsw's harrow; yes.s.sle epttesis
Am ricsn en,ilsee and hay catter K n,or.Na "a
versiie plows Centennial horse hoes. etc.. vim
moving machine. i rl.k
sytractor. soIIact;sn ~ ~aatn.,xan.s.p . nor,,
shelters; vegetable cutter; ssed-sower; broad
nitch-f orsn,sr. ,rsinlcrSdi.r -; hnttnr me..
xortrrs. , chprns. rnss auenr. anvil 1 .nT ~.
| combined; i vheel.iack. corn-plantsr. etc. I'd.
| iastabie grain sieve: dog hoes wh..e ascke
~ shox5sis A.. 49,. M '' d1.' ~ tosl.!S
mannrs fnr2.. aos scvtsa.. =, dny a,a.. AZ. AZ.
pronged potato diggers; grindstones. Best col
Blanchard Bros, Portland, Eureka never,
| Leonard mower, Monarch seed-drill corn-planfer
swiss ensila&e cutter corn shelter. Mosley cream
onSaya rel chnrcb at of ron DOS
pieces, iron pios, bsgs Ashton Gait pumps
ton pIOws . reversible plows, 5 iron snltiyasors
garden roller, hay cutters, cider mills, wheel
| 3 farm pullcys. Kennison butter carriers. bpt.
'el .1amps, npnn,.o, por...na wa,.., wos.
horse mower, Walter A Woods horse mower.
Ta,a Cn smpion morse rake. Thomas Aefse rake,
). j. Frye, Portland, field roller, Cates Guilt
tn.tr ith 1a Sq5.vasor woSasn frame ea
horse hoe, harrow, pu verzer, / gate, No. i
s'es, So piIx, " 80; o.: ds No 81 do No II DO No.
l. No. 21s do, No. do, i No. lsz iron
iron plov shors,P Un PUs s bspro NO ron h pw NO.
| harrew, / road scrapsr. l No. ! side hiii ploW
sIee ~ no1. 70, Ssc sdo mi piow SsteeD 40. side
side hill piow ron), vegetable cutter. new mod.
mswel nor,s, new mo-si mower q horses.
A. A ritchel Portland, Mudgett hay tedder.1
ha1 1eI,can d morse rake. rainer may fork grspple
digger, 8 horse hoes, Planet, Jr Planet. Jr. seed
Sfiils, a rlreny hoss sample Bay Site feIt hser
horses. wy
NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK
b,scs s -. y - flsree' stevens fia'ns' crochet
| Mrs Geo. N. Stevens. Stevens. Plains / eh.m;.a
nass HsnnsS mage n.v,. w e,.n...,.r v.r ,.. ar
embroidered pin cushions hand WORK fans.
| ITO the Associated Press
1.v,srov a.. oe ~ 90. 81
With a yo,d .tt.naano. 80 -;.,, 'Ss-s
nsct ~ : ,ar,,or at,.,,S,. e''5 pio'-
nnmhe,. ~ nro,,;..n, 70 ss.s.a 80 e.'. a's0
are here The en,riss ~ a,a,s ..0'1eno'
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sbor. Horns Ha,at.;ns - oo'0s''a asfe'olus'
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snona ,so Ta.sa.a' s""s o.eu sno ial cs'se.
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