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For Sale, ,or To Let;
 ReJS$ H02Isc.


 4. The aDoTe aame3 a@d well ,:anwu 7vop- erty is tor Safe OF 3lsG-c ,,n ,nos' Nfh7orsb ble terms. Or viii be Isec hy the .ilIonth to responsible lmly. C%ing ID Ts favorable location at tny 2 rDer @! icu.h- ,hUt and Fi th stree, It cti,g E 'iuaguai a.i- ganiSgsa as 9 EEDaTIiH., aEosse aoz' k3lEcx5s Exc EEss5.s = s5z1s,., a&- .!- ways received 8 large Faticnage from tae +TaYelinE r23iic ana vit;zJu5. To pE-':-5 who desire to enGuge in tLe E5cgcl, EcS taGrant and L''i2;in-- 5G;;a. nGsi9,c>, .s,s h-l- Ser opporlanty has ever been a.r-icI. % 5urther particulars eDo.us at lie s...r5r
 U. SEpLka 2.a1
 Buy package of "Reforu. Tea,' &ni receive a handsome present gt E F. Mansfield I-13u
 Goods o.e te:aS ae:1 cheaper at fle,ameray;l,e; store 3,an eTe1 Js..,e
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Notice oC SaeriG's &a5e-

eRY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU TON IS- eued ont Of the District Court uf the Edst .Jud ci..l District of inc tt'rt-oIy of Ar'2oast .5a and for tie county of CocnIse. tesioo Inc jst of April. iSSj, on q jud"mrul cntr,cd iheren Oil the &uh day Ui De,c!hUer, 1885, ir q certain ucilOW whCrein A. | Smith a. plaintiff recovered iUd2uvnt against d. : Clark, d. J. Auders"n and J D. E"U-e for the sum of $4L30. aud to u-c directed and Echvered.
 .. have levied upon all the riwht, fife nd iuterest of lhe sid defendants ia aaG ta be t'Hay-Upr tune a0a mlujaE ciaim. si,uG,s' in tombstone nin,"G d.str.ci, C0eaiee county, Ariz .La, and 9Qant ( on ile u,I- west bY inc "Gi.ud Euong.' ui-c, ua toe northwest by tSs Fi,lu' E,,i" and tEa st,G lded Edgcn mjue, and ka-wl. 8, a,iaara, survey lnl Ne. 53, jcg-ther wiiE a'i j!l- eUT- face ground thereof and al Lie imgrOIe- znvut> thereon.
 s Public notice IS hereby givcu ihaj "a the 22nd day of April, l5cj, a u;:y U'c u,il i. ni. 5i thai day in iruG 0i The coat house ot .eaid county Cf Cucii>c at ioU.5-JoLe, 7 W.H be.l al the right, tile sud iu crest af tal smd abuve-iiamca defendants In ard io tlc above descrIt ed property st Iu5.i' "ctIon for cash to ti 2 hgutst and b"a. bidder Jo sHtisfY sand execution, irt-Iest iud all cU5ts.
 l. :. HAiCH, brlif.
 ,. Eye D RErPY, UDcrr SAeriT. TcmLstnnr, April |, F s.
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gAPiTAL PRIZE, $150,000
=--T-rs7 777

eve do hereby crr,ift int NC supervise the g~rar... .uen.s for n tie ftntriy and Guar eriy Drawings Uf TGc Lpl,-iaaa >,at3' Lot cry Company, aul ia person ui:',- age and eon,rol tEe Drawings tarmsciyrz, and ;ha! tAc sane are rondUc'ed vilh hon
 c,ty. fairness, anA H &oci faith Io~srd ail "a ties. and SC authorize the Cum;c2y ,o Use this ccrtifca!r, with fac ainlil.s O OUT siSHgiUres a,laeLad, iH is advertisements
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTIC ISSUED out ul th. District Cuurt ui ibe !iret JU.i- diciai District iu aud l5r he Cu@uI: "l .Curhis-. ierilury nl Ariz 'ta, Iu u,c ducr.- Sd and delivered un a i:dgnrn, rrude.CG n said Court on the lgh c"y Ui F'uIuar1 ', .zSS6, in fayoF of-B F. Eltlcr C; . ..u1 1-a..s T. j. Bales. whureiu : ar Cuns9'h Jed Jr make the sum of Sia5 O5 damages Wi.h iI.- terest thereon from date ol iudgin Ii at the rate uf - per crrft. per annuH uuil i'si :: together with $76UU custs and actrLin" costs.
 s 1 have this day levied uuon the following described pi pioprFty.t0 VII.
 Q. An undivided one sixth interest in thC Pioneer ana Calumet mining rldms. siia- ated in Ca.lfoInIa minin" dIst jet, County "i COcIise, Territory "i A:tzrna. s. Pubic uotice iS Hclehy given that on Friday, the 2 q day G April, ln66, between fhe hours of g d. tli. aud [, Il. b. iTs'ht ol the Sheriff7s office, i. the Ciiyul Tom b>t''rr Guchlse County, Arizona territory, l WId sell all th. r ghI, trlr and ine-es. ,I tnc said T. J. Bates in an.l io above dcsrrii c'' property at Public AuctIon, 10 lGe highest and best bidder, flor cash, lawful muuc, ul the United S.atrs, 70 satisfy -iih ryUcuii'M and al costs. Dated t4is thc l2Ih day ut March, 1SS6,
 R s. HATCH,
 Sheriff.
 P v. ? RETnY.
 Under cuerff.
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SIMMONS

" TIE JUSTICES COURT. PRECINCT No ], iu the county of C rhjsc, Terri, oiv cf Arizo na, before John C. EastOa, Justice Of the Pea,'r; deman@ $Q5.
 Mary Tack, Plaintiff
 vs.
 C. S. Te-ha:a. D..l'sari.
 The IeirI'acY uf ,~j1oaa se25s crrefaE !" (. $. hENI@#. ta nun-re. idrrt ci the f.rr.trr.j i:ef.Htaat:
 EaU a'e hcreir' saHmnnrd and required r1 "Di ear trforr n" at ny o5tic;. iu frT1l- >loI.e, rnGn'v or Curhi<r. cn trc ij.h day If April D,, iaeG, at 10 o'clock A. ,! 10 answer ,hc JnH: iaInt oi lhe uhaye ail,-s' llai. iii, ' iio 6 .l-D '- ,f you 'uat you are jH'ish,,j io 'sr ID Ike su.J uf Hiart, .a5.j do!i..6, '1 special caHjr-ct for He bpart aud lodging Of James H"rWoud fer s,xty days in !hr sLmEicr Gi !3S5 d. ,huvsi hy tue ""Ep!a.ut now %" t.e n .uy office. And [. lCa fat tn a'rrar ard an>rgcr aid C. nl- p,riut IS herein repaired. trs- la'uiief will !#ac judgment lgai,!-; ynu a7 G,3n4uGea a' ','F ti,e costs o5 tl.is sui.
 Gwen under n.y hand ibis 1l.a jay Cf February, l. D, ISG5
 JOHN C. E4STDE,
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ANn Ga5EE1.;1fs Es.sE.

MERCANTILE IAW.hND CCLLElrTcu
 OFFICE.
 I5EghnCt streti art""vr Eaulih ,u.5 Ei.i,s,
 J"2ih-'oa, Ari-.Lst CHAhLE% G. au5i.s HE.
 zitrra=. ..-La" aI.G Gcj..y Tutiic J. E. PALMER, AtyuU tut
 Nr. sOHES5N. Hil ps.ct e su pIl ,i,c GGurt> "i He Territory, tI b,lh ,irn aAG CrimEal cases.
 Mir PALMER vii devote his attention as eTprIt in BoukkrcII> also to BOOK KEEPING, SEAHCUGNG oi RECORDS IUFEI NG, Ais TRACING. CG&gEI:. .s..- ING, N'.e III oi..cr tn-i's.ss c''lI..''.,d '!.r:c o!tu. F iac ceuYtaic=cc ui ;'''s n...s !l.cu and n'neiS !,a'ia4 2ASL DIE .,ld or h,.r 'liGlS for -Ad'9,s i.g' Gi alH C..'rs..:.ai. r.i- otiiet a!!oT- urTara 2 od a1 ri.,fs.y.s .arr. PALMhE w''i k>rf, for ti:s' i:..ri:,' :. la;i..l- nf iua! r7Iaie,L S 2, c.Hl aE fo. l&,.ca,sr rf forsel .'n; Lai;is E.r &la CT .g r.-.,:. DEEDS, MORTGAGE ar3 LE&S1 t... a.. crE, iu!!y y,.raNl $ Ji.a FEN : GIL. uC5Ey, ul., .S ii1th !st&rcAes 0f .L..- .If:c,. -i.-.is our iatT:'Hage, il i@ s,r-aiHir z Tel .n loliUu. t',a -.aA iAei' tong sNr.T.es.c: ia il 9 a1"yp ,-,.a-t5 altclai1;,zA 90 -,i:....:,r. -utfaEttc Ji 'ra'3:-atss GaG ( aaG..y. .t.. iALGGa W.!t &so tla; .a.i, a, 4g,.l.. ir T-lr Js.- .-'..e, huS:rvss 0! BE: ratGr, l-s i... sons lly.LE abroad, zI,a-4Itat'n- t..n
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We, fht uvisr,tLnga Ranks a"5 Es:<trs, wi' uav ali Prizes rawn ja ihr E. .U.eif n.t slaIe L.ue.i which n.ay De .fc-ut ,a4 at rUl cauutc.a.
 .B. EE. seGE.EyGF5T. Eas,2s. E,azst.s-
 ana .T;-tiuz1s,l l.-,ssziE. ey. yE. E1zG4EEZg Es'E'a9, sb's-,g- sszs,z1
 -sIsi@s.-si ES;s zi-. s. E2&E.Esss' s'E-<, Pros. ,teyy Gg-
 teGsssf .ssz szaEos7;si s5,-.-Sz y-aPa PaECsFs- 3syss A~~-s s1rlG P! o ever ., stsl.3 s,.l.Dn G:GI.ii.;sl"C.. Louisiana State Lottery Comparv
 Incorporated in 1sG5- for 25 years by the Legislature Tor Eluratiunni ard Charitable u puse--w'ih 2 c.:DUal of @l DC1W0-tp Whicha Fvs rye fLnd or over $55JGA0 has si.cr been aided.
 By an orrr"lplming ioFg'er vote l., lynuCii-e ga- !..a.!g part oi J'e !'r.sraI SIaJe Constitution adyp,cd December :i. A. D. 1879.
 IT5 GEAHD SINGLE NUEF-R nE,vlgss will tak,. lace iI"lhlr. "itArter s,3!.- F D etaU",z." Lgra a: tae following Disu uglioG.
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 ps loss oi memory, zassituue, noclufliaI S'!'i' Ills siuns, aversiohs to society, uinness oI Nis- sioI, noises in the head, the yual hulG pass trg un0bserVpd through tbe iine, and manJ sotAer diseases thut lGNd 10 Insanity and Hsa. IL Dr. Mintie, wEo is d rggalsr gradu3tto uhvsician, will agre" tO forfeit bFe iundrcc dollars for q case of this kind that the Vital Restorative (under his specia dc,iso &nG treatnent) will not cure, ur for aEythhE iih- l-ure Ur injurious found in it. ijt MlEt.s treats all diseasss successfully without mer- cvry. Consultation free IhrgOU%a exam .:n1tiCn and HLglce,z ir1"lud, lg aaaIysLE ci urine, S5 PtIcg Of VIHi Restorative l5J a bottle, or four times the quaniiy J9f S2; ssnt to any address upon rec ,ipt ot price, CT z. O. D, secure from observation nnd in prl- vGtc maze, if desired, by A. E. MIN ilh N. .Dr. No l2 Kearny street, San Francisco CSi.
 Dr. Mintic's Kidney Remedy,- NErufETi- GUM curse all Kinds of kidney and bladder complaints, gCnnorrhDa, lecurorrEed, gAeet. For sale. hS all druggists Sl bottle, SIX bottles 5.
 Dr. Mirtie's Dqndeli0T Pills 2nd ths best Id cheapest dyspepsia and bilious cure in Itmarket. For s1Ie by al druggists.
 Sample Bottle Free,
 Iibe sent to any on, applyiag by letter stating syn ptoms, sex and age. Strict se- srecy in regard to all bt,siuess tEaGsacti0ps
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Make ?. Q, Money Orders payable aud address BCg;sjaCna i9ate.s t3 N5W ORLEA.,5 RATIONAL BANK,
 New Orleans, I.a.
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2,3i9 Prizes, amounting to.... ..55.! 5.'u Application for ra'c: to clubs sbou'd be made oriy 10 ciiicc of the C0mn;iy in My Orleans.
 For further irrortnation wr;'r clearly, eiv. ng full ad re*s. OSTAI. NOTES, Exrcc,s Money 0 Gers, or Nv Yuik Eyt EuuEC in or''inary letter. Currency by Express (at our eXpense) addfcsstG
 H3. <, DAEPEEEE. New Orleans, La. or Fl. A. DAE f-siiN,
 Washington, P. (.
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attt3 1l3IoIHes.

Nse. TaAakje Stump has seclrcd lhe best location on the main street Of Bjs5ee anil has ore5e5 . GrstclaeS boarding house aai restaurant tlere- i.., '''l'' .e 'I.s residents ot Ti-bae and 's'togS to Il sre copper a4Mp. ~'2'
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iIbe sent to any onl applying by letter Etating syn ptoms, sex and age. Strict se- -srecy in regard to all bt,sirees traGsactiODs
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The Great English Remedy

l. is a meyer fatiiug cure for reIEo-5 de- tilItY, exhausted vi tality, seminal weak ness, sl eriHaiorrGe@, io,t Eia"huod, ImpU- Ierey, laralysis, and all lbe terrible 1ects of self abuse, youth fuliies and C. CcsseS m mature yearS-SucL
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-08-11
Pathological and Horticultural
SUPERINTENDENT OF THIS DEPARTMENT, HENRY
M'LAUGuLIH.
SPECIAL REGULATIONS.

l. Tho general regulations will govern this de-
partment, us far as applicable ihereto anu eAcep'
as herein otherwise provided.
z. kntries may be made AT the once Oh .,ie
Secretary, personally or by letter, until August
Y1st and after that al City Hall, unul O'Clock r
NJ on Tuesday. Best unripc fruit may be awarded
a premium ii otherwise worthy. ,,
Exhibitors are requested to present tnii ana
accurate lists of the varieties OF fruit or other
articles to be entereJ and to specify the premium
for which each article is entered; also 10 ailA tne
names and z. U. addresses, 80 that Inc ZANE may
be correctly transferred to the books and exhtltoh
cards. ,., ~
fer special favor by sending lists Of the game 10
the Secretary at an early day.
l. All fruits and flowers offered for premiums
must have been grown by the exhibitor; ana any
violation OF this rule will debar or forfeit lhe
premium. Specimens offered for exhibition Gnty,
by others than the growers, must III all cases nave
the name OF the grower affixed, II known.
S. All fruits and flowers exhibited, must, as far
az possible. be correctly named according 10 inc
Standard nomenclature adopted by the Society ana
II viii he the duy OF the standing committees OF
the Society to examine labels and correct all errors
ia nomenclature during the exhibition
g. All fruits offered for premiums must nc COM
posed Of exactly the number OIL specimens, OF
quantity, named in the schedule.
I. Dishes and labels for the exhibition OF fruits,
and phials and stands for cut flowers, will be fur
nisn,d nv the Society, and no others VIII DE al
mis-ibe. No premium will be paid on any article
which is accompanied by an advertisement or
business card.
Exhibitors must see to the delivery Of their con-
tributonr, and will be required to put them ul
places d, signated for them. After the articles are
arranged, they viii be under the exclusive charge
of ihe society, ard the owners will not have libcr-
ty to remove them until The exhibition is closed.
Hl reasonable precautions will be taken for the
sufe keeping OF articles on exhibition after their
arrival and arrangement upon the table; but the
Society will not be responsible Tor any loss OF
da mage That may occur.
y The Committees are authorized TO recon-
mend diplomas for any new or rare fruits, fiowers,
plants vegetables or articles of merit tor which no
premiums have been offered. .
10. When u specimen IL presented for identitca-
| tion the exhibitor shall communicate all the In
formation he POSSESSES US to the ofisiua and The
| local appeation. ,,,,.,..
| and exhibitors in this department Will be admitted
| to the Hall rues day, August 3ls. free, but after
| this they will be charged the regular admission Of
| rs cent?, which will admit to both Norombega and
| CITY Hail.
Il. No person can compete for more than one
prize with the same variety OF fruit, but miy Com
| pete for the best exhibit.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-08-11

Best pair two years old and under
three. lst SO, ID D.
Best pir, one year old AMI under
two: 1t s.. 2 3.
Best pair steer calves: lst 50. 2d
The Committee will demand SUCH
tests of oxen and steers under their
control as they ma, deem proper.
Best pair Of oxen egardless oil color
or discipline: lat $40, 2l D.
DIVISION Is GRAND TRIAL OF
PULLING OXEN.
For MI oxen 7 #. in. aud over; 1st
s25. 81 Is 81 10
For all oxen over 1T and under
.712; l,ts 25 81 Is, 81 10
For Ken | 2 It. and uncer q:
Isl $40. ID II, third s.
For al oxeu under IT.; lst Sl5,
2d 10, 81 s.
FIR all steers three Years old ana
under fur: lst SO, I'd I. 81 3.
An entrance le" of ten per cent VIII
be charged on pulling oxen and steers
five !, enter and three To- start.
Entrance lee mu be PAID at Inc
Sc retarys Office one hour before
Ting.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-08-11

For best water color painting ny
amateurs-1st 81, I'd l.
For best oil painting. OF hgures oy
professionals-lst 49, "a 2
For best oil painting OF figures py
amateurs-1st 81, I'd l,
For best oil painting OF naturai
scenery-1st SIS, I'd 3.
For best oil painting OF fruit by pro-
fessionals-lst 81, ID :.
For best oil painting OF FRUIT oy
amateurs-1st 50, ID 2.
For best hand crayon portralt-lse
SO. 81 /.
For best specimen of map drawing
by pupil # common school--lst 81, "a
For bes. specimen of pencil or cray,
on drawing by pupil of common school
list 81, I'd so.
For best specimen of painting upon
silk-1st 50, ID /.
For best specimen of painting upon
saiin-lst 50, I'd /.
For best specimen of painting upon
plush or velvet-1st SO, 2 l.
For best specimen of painting upon
felting-lst 81, 81 l.
For best specimen of painting upon
china (dred)-1st -, ID l..
For best specimen of painting upon
wood-1st 81, I'd l.
For best specimen of repousse (ham-
mered BRASS Dist 81, I'd /.
For best 81 ecimen OF bronze portraits
list 81, ID l.
For best specimen of insects-.st IL,
I'd so.
For best crayan finished photo por-
trait--1st 81, ID /.
For best water color finished photo
portrait-1st ~, I'd l.
For best exhibition by photographer
of photographs of his own production
| Silver Medal.
Second-Diploma.
For best specimen business pennan-
ship Diploma.
For best specimen ornamental pen
manship-Diploma.
For best specimen pen and ink draw
ing-Diploma.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-08-11
Agricultural Department.
sUPERINTENDENT OF THIS DEPART
MENT, x. W. MURClI.

DIVISION SO. GRAINS AND SEEDS.
Ra sed In New England and Mari
time Provinces BY exhibitors.
All articles exhibit, d for pr.z's in
this department must be on the tables
bv II O'Clock NJ. ola Tuesday, August
3lst
The c, mmittee will meet at IL
o'clock on Wednesday morning, Sep
TENDER 1st, or sooner ii they choose,
to determine the awards.
Il la department, excepting divisions
80 and 80 which are to be exhibited at
City Hall. is to be exhibited at the Elk
hibition Building at the Park.
Best trace of II rowed corn of not
less han twenty five ears: LIST So, 81
Best trace s.rowed corn not less than
twenty five Ears: LIST SO. I'd ..
Best trace of pop corn not less than
twenty five ears: 1st 81, ~ |.
Best peck spring wheat: LIST 81, ID
Best peck winter wheat: LIST 50, I'd
!.
Best Peck oats: LIST 81, ID 80.
Best peck barley: LIST 81, III so.
Best peck buck wheat: LIST 81, I'd so.
Best peck rye: 1st 81. I'd so.
Best peck red clover seed: LIST 81,
I'd l.
Best peck timothy grass seed: lst
81. Al l.
Best peck red-top seed: lat "a, I'd l.
Best peck field beans lat -, 1.
Best peck field peas: LIST o., Id l.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-08-11
Poultry Department.
RULES.


/. The Society will furnish stands
and coops. Exhibitors must furnish
attendants and feed.
2. No fowl or chick will be allowed
on exhibition or to compete for pre-
vided by the Society, the rent of which
will be free.
8. The American Standard of Ex-
cellence shall be the guide of the Judge
and all disqualifying clauses will be
rigIdly enforced. Fowl, in moult, not
disqualified, to be judged by their size,
shape and general charac,eristics.
4. No premium will be awarded un.
less the specimens POSSESS special
merit, a. the object Is to encourage the
breeding OF high class poultry.
s. Merit rather than gross weight
will govern the Judge In making his
awards on chicks.
8. Fowl and chicks are to be shown
in pairs.
Z. Fowl or chicks intended for sale
must be exhibited In coops provided by
Society.
8. All entries must be made to the
Secretary ON or before August 21st,
1886, as none will be received after that
date.
o. All poultry for competition and
exhibition must be In position by noon
OF the nrst day, unless unavoldably de-
tained on the railroad, as judging will
commence at l P. N. Experts will
Judge the exhibition.
The poultry exhibit will be under
the charge of Superintendent who
will be required by The Society to en-
force nil rules.
Space will be assigned by the Super
intendent, and the moving or changing
of fowl, once In position must be un-
der his supervision.
Premiums are offered on the follow
both fowl aud chicks.
DIVISION 4S.
AsIATICs
Pair Light Brahmas: LIST %, I'd 2;
Chicks Same.
Pair Dark Brahmas: LIST %, I'd 2;
Chicks Same.
Pair Buff Cochins: LIST %, I'd 2;
Chicks Same.
Pair Partridge Cochins: LIST %, I'd 2;
Chicks Same.
Pair White Cochins: LIST e3, I'd 2;
Chicks Same.
Pair Black Cochins: LIST %, I'D 2;
Chicks Same.
Pair Langshans Cochins: LIST %, I'll
q; Chicks Same.
DoRKINas.
Pair Silver Gray Dorkings: let -,
I'd q; Chicks Sau,e.
Pair White Dorklngs: LIST -, I'D 2;
Chicks Same.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-08-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

The officers of the
Fair have made
arrangements for
more and better
sports than ever be.
fore. Particular at.
tention is called to
t,e Grand Balloon
Ascension. The bal
loon contracted for
is to be one Of the
largest ever made,
holding the enOr.
nous amount of
10000 feet of gas.
Arrangements have
been completed with
some of the best
Base Ba | teams in
the country to con-
test several games
during the Fair.
The trotting and
running races will
be better than ever
before.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-08-11
Horse Department.


,., al, a.,o,,o,, ,v,,,
hAa,o'v ,h a,oa 20, Ibe snnerIntsn
dent at s O'Clock each morning for IN
strnctions.
~ ats ,,S ,"a ,p o,d and ov,r ia to
ANNA Gu 'n 'Yr m wrivb. includiny
d,iver M, less than three hundred
pounds At ST. rt'rg. In making the
awards In this class, the general good
qua les sncll rs styie, ac.,om, c",a .sa,,
'u' ,,,'' ""u J ms H.. e r,inaI ara RI no
s as ~. i npe ono ", '
'"n T..,, III 30 ho,soa a, roou,rod tn
49,, ,,.ir ,,o,,,as and tho names NJ their
pu, ,"'" n n ,he dou's Of the ,talls
,hnS nccnnv in letters not less than
, ,h,se "j incps. iony AIso to keep the
49, 49, - '", ,he,r st,iIs omen rom o to Ia
c cach d N, 'V weather permitting.
II" TAs horses no.sessluv no merit what
eve, and not worthy of exhibition.
have in some cases been entered merely
In order to SEE ufe staDling at Inc ex
pense OF the Society, the oupefinteh,
dent OF this department Is empowered
when any cases OF ms KIND are re-
ported, 10 ofd.r Ihe apiuiais' 50 s''ere"'
off 'hc grou' ds
DIvI.ION 2G. STATIONS FOR
,roCv p,fDpoSrs
oiooN wv V
Best trnttlng BLOCK sta'h'h' ISL %fo,
"a 20 81 lo'
DlvioioN a.
driving horses: lst S4o' "a 20, ou III
DIVISION 2S.
Rest stallion for raising horses for
drast '' or aoricullural nu1poses. four
raars old ana over. lst $40. I'd IS. Sd
10 Wv ' -
Rest stallion three years old LIST s25,
o,Is '' al ,i" "a
Rest stallion two wears old Isl $40,
ID 10 ala
Rest stallion one year old: LIST s15,
I'd 10. Sd 8.
DIVISION 20.
Rest trot,ino stock stallion. four
ro,,s old 1st S25 2i15. ads.
Rest stal,ion three Years I'D: l.t $40.
odI5 adS
po,t s,niii,p two vears old. Ist S15
Oh 10 ad5
r., st,lljon ope veor old. 1st $40.
% 8. 3d3.
Any evidence by way OF STOCK VIII
i IL, O the s,allIon nremiums'
u.s. Wv ,N,,t,a,ON on
-, $50,
BEST ura'I MARI, 'ouI lears o'a s a"e
over, Tor ofeeo'ns purposes ~ @Ao'
~ p 10, dro,, marc three ve,rs old.
10, 81. $40
Best draft mare, two years old: lst
$40 2d5.
Best draft mare, one wear old. 1st
AZ 2l5.
Best draft mare, with foal at foot:
1st Sl5, I'd s.
best drait sucking ioal colt or MY
Isl 60 "a T.
DIVISION 81. GELDINGS.
Best GelJiny. four wears old and uu-
der five: lst $40. I'd is.
Best yeldinp. three v, ars old and
under four: lst SIS, Ids
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NeedlewOrk, Embroidery, Fan.
cy Work. Etc.
NOROMBEGA HALL.

SUPERINTENDENT OF THIS DEPART.
MENT, R. G. ROLLINS.
l, No entrance fee will be charged
on exhibits, and exhibitors in this de-
partment will be admitted to the Hall
Monday and Tuesday afternoon free,
but after this time they will be charged
the regular admission OF 20 cents,
which will admit to both Norombega
and City Halls.
Z. Exhibitors will have the right to
sell at private sale without commission
but not to deliver the eame until the
close. of the Exhibition without the
consent Of the Superintendent Of this
department.
!. Exhibits 10 this department upon
which prcmiums were paid BY this
Society last year can bs entered for
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POINTS OLE TIE STALLION.
TRoTTISG STOCK STALLION.


The Judges will be governed by tie
following ru es In awarding the stall
lion premiums: Breeding. five points.
provide either the sire or dam stall
have been standard by their own per-
Torrance. Horses otherwise bred must
have record or be alb g to show to the
Judges 2 40 or better in order TO enter
in this elias. after which the following
points will govern the award:
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ALL PICTURES MUST BE EXHIBITED IN
FRAMES.
For best oil painting by profession
al artists-1st 90, I'd B.
For best oil painting by amateurs
LIST Is. I'd 3.
For best oil painting Of flowers by
professlonals-1st ~, I'd 8.
For best oil painting Of flowers by
amat, urs-1st -, ID ,.
For best water color painting 0y
roiesslonals-1st %, I'd ..
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DIVISION 40. AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMEN Is.

Manufacturers of agricultural imple-
ments are earnestly requested to ex-
hibit their pr0duntlons, as 1t Is the de-
sire OF the Society to encourage as
murh as possible the show OF a2rlcul-
tural implements. i.
No premiums will be awarded In this
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Best Berkshire boar Of any age: LIST
SS "a "a.
Best SOW: list IS, 81 4.
Best Poland China, ZANE premium.
Best Chpste. White, same premium.
B ST Jersey Red, same premium.
B,st Lincas hire, same premium.
Best SOW with litter Of sucking pigs
Of any breed of not less than six in
number: lst So. I'd 4.
Best pen OF breeding hogs of any
breed to consist OF one boar and four
sows over one year. owned by the ex-
hibitor: lsJ IS. 81 A
All inc u.u-t be registert d.