Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14

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against the wall. or folded 10 the thick
ness OF two inches. II isa very conysn'
lcui article, sni Il exhibited by Mr.. George
Ciln0rd.
s.L. Crockett. the Norway Druggist,
hA. set up large pyramid of his eondi-
ton powders, which he packs In cylindrical
pastebosrd boxes, making . very neat
package
c. 5. Tucker Of Norway. has hung some
nns robes. blankets and harness In the
lower hall Mr.. Taoker carries q splsn'
dli stock Of horse and carriage goods In
bis Norway store
There i modern spinning wheel ex'
h'blied 10 this room. IL is - arranged
,ha, the spinner can remain seated while
working 4 rotary motion IL given The
spindle by turning asmall wheel aud The
yarn Is wound by pressure upon q ,reaiis
which returns the spindle 70 the spinner
In the upper hall, J. A. Bueknam Co
OF Mechanic Falls. have q nne display
They have pat ln several samples Of The
Palace organs for which they are AGENT
and also a number Of the Davis Sewing
Machines Competent, musicians are show
ing the tone Ani capacity Of the organs
and expert operators exhibit the capacity
OF The sewing machines.
J.U.P. BarnhAm of Norway, has q nns
display Of Photographs. There are msny
samples OF cards. cabinets, stereo Views
and large pictures both OF persons and
place. 40 aner exhibit In this line has
ever been maie here.
W 4. Rockingham 4 Co. show sons
ane boot. and shoes from their South Paris
factory. These are the best, most durable
AMI slsgani rcaiy.maie goods 10 the mar
kei. Special attention IL given 10 nolsh
ing Ia = neat and substantial manner. W
A. Fro,hlngham exhibits samples Of BIZ
stock Of boots. shoes. slippers, etc, fol
Gentlemen. ladies and children. Here ma,
be- seen the best and most elesant goods, A
well a. those of cheaper grade. Mr.
Frothlngham carries . stock In bis store
90 large and varied that any psrson can b
suited
All day Tuesday, the committees wer'
busy ln placing fruit and fancy articles
upon the shelves. The display OF fful'
will. OF course. be immense. All the frui'
exhibited Is fair and smooth-s character
isiic OF this years crop. one exhibitor
Mr.. Lcmael Gurney of Hebron, presents
a. varieties Of fruit, including pears. ap
pies aud grapes.
The Agricultural Implements are prooa
bly, all on the ground today. They ar'
ns,efally exhibited In . bulldlng erecteC
for this special purpose, near the esrrisg'
entrance. Mr. y. c. Merrill OF SO. Paris
exhibits twenty-five articles. including th'
following nve D. X. Plows, six Pari'
Flows, one o. X. Swivel Plow, two Petten
gill Swivels. one Acme Harrow, two o. X
Steel Harrows. one I y. l.. Culilys,or an'
Horse Hoe combined. Perry Spring rootl
Caltlyator. Champion Horse Hoe and cul
uvator, Steel Bladed CultIvator, wilde
sulky Piow and q Barrel Header G. @
Mason OF Norway exhibits seventeen srti
cles Ia this line. Among them are th'
Casaday sulky Plow. &c Swivel PIow, ol
liver Chilled Plow, Billings Corn Planter
whIpple Expanding Corn Culiisaior' iol
brooks, wrghr,, Tulley's Screw Too,l
Cultlyator, and combined Horse Hoe sn'
cultivator.
Ell. Libbey OF Auburn, exhibits q new
Hay Fork so arranged that IL will unlos'
hsy nom the cart and stow II away on th'
now. or scanolds. fllIng the barn 10 ~
ridge pole. lie also exhibits the souu
Bend sulky Plow. South Bend Chilled AM
the South Bend Steel Plows.
G. A. whittemore & Co, Boston, show
the Cassdsy sulky Plow, and New Cham
pIoa Horse Rake. for sale by King 4 Holme'
OF welchyIlle. ID. =. Kelley OF Portland
shows Daniel kelley's new improved Now
er, hard metal and steel Flows.
IS. felt Of Portland, though q natly'
OF oxford County shows his new Rotarl
Plow, which, IL Is claimed, is Q splendi'
implement on level land. The plow I
manufactured In Portland
W. A. rockingham shows two Buckley
Mowers, one for single and one for doub
team. lie says, "You need not write muel
about them. They are so well known II
this section they DO not require pufflng."
There Is not much stock In. today
Caleb Fuller IL here with his famou
steers, however. They are now four year
old and weigh respectively 209O and 2oc'
pounds. Well matched Durhsms they are
W. W. Mitchell or SO. Woodstock has
yoke OF three year old steers which grit
feet inches and weigh $3.50; . pair 0
four year olds girthing 7i.2 feet an
weighing 3ss2 lbs. . COW girthlng Q !.
feet, weight 1885 lbs. yearling bull girth
ing 5l.2 feet, all these being Durhams
The bull IL from the famous wadswort
stock OF Llyermore Falls.
The display OF poultry is not 90 large
the fsneIers say, as II would have been
there were more ample accommodation
for them. A. y. shurtlen has I've coop
OF dark Brahmss, three OF plymouth Rocks
one each OF Partridge Cochins. Brow
Leghorns and Rouen Ducks. The barn
yard fowl are exhibited In trios, the duck
In pairs. Mr.. shurtlsn's Brown Leghorn
took first prize as the State Fair.
There were two races the nrst day, on
for four year old colts, and one for thre
year old colts. The list OF entries and
report OF the races win be found In
summary OF races, Of the close Of this n
port.