The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-08-12
Order OF Exhibition.
MONDAY, AUGUST 3Oth.

superintendent at the Park and at No
romb, ga aud City Halls will be engaged
in receiving articles and animals for ex-
hibitioD. Exhibitors are requested to be
prompt IN getting their exhibits placed
and ready for exhibition.
At Z A. n. the Seoretary's Office Will be
open at tue Fair Grounds for transaction
Of business and delivery of entry cards.
An Assistant Secretary will be in at
tendance at Norombega and City Halls,
and exhibits for either place must be
taken direct to the He'll where they will
be entered and assigned space tor ex-
hibitiou.
At the Presidents Headquarters
regular meeting Of the Executive Officers
of the two Societies will be held i'll the
evening, to perfect the details Ct ar
rangsluent3.
Announcements as to tie tine OF BIZ
cycle race, foot rice, and other interesting
and amusing events, for which special
premiums will be made, win be added to
tie already long list o. sports offered by
t. is Sociaty
TUESDAY, AUGUST 3lst.
AHA. M TIE Park will be open to
visitors.
at s A. NJ. Committees will receive
their books ana commence the exAmina-
ton OF the classes tnerein designated and
continue from day to day IN il all classes
are disposed Of.
At 8 a n. Examination of Grade er-
seys.
AT 30 A. NJ Examination in Division
20 OF tfolting stock stations, |, 2, 3 and
years old Division 30-Bsst draft
mares md colts.
Atlo A. NJ. Division l4-Matched
Oxen.
AT 10 A. NJ. Division 3l-M4tched
driving horses. Division 35-Dratt horses
to be tested
at 1880 A. 81. Examination of trained
colts.
At 1890 A. NJ. Examination of Grade
Holsteins.
AHA. NJ. Examination Of Grade
AT 80 A ii. The opaning address
by Hon. Geo. 3. Loring, President of the
New England Agricultural Society.
At II - A. NJ. Butter making at
vanceboro Wooden Ware Company's
building Display Of butter workers ana
Churn in full operation.
At 80 2. M
NJ. /. $200-Three minute class.
No. 2 $200-knnning race dash l IL
miles over hurdles 6 to tha mile.
NJ. 3. $500 % class 500 extra for
tie best record ii better than 2 n.
At2P M. At tbs Cattle Ring exam
ination OF best toEn team of steers, |
year cd AID under
At23JP 2. NJ. Base ball match.
At 23O F. M. Grand trial of pulling
oxen, for all oxen 6 l 2 feet and under.
5 4me for steers years old and under 4.
AT P. NJ. Norombega and City Halls
will be open for visitors. Close at 10 ?.
M.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER LIT.
Noionlbega aud City Halls open each
day at A. NJ. Closing at 10 P. NJ.
At s A. NJ. Committees in Divisions
Nos l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. 6 12, T, SIS and 10,
will commence their duties and continue
| until all classes are exlmined.
At 8 A. M. Division l3-2 years old,
l year old aud steer calves.
| At !. M. Examinations in Divisions
81 and 32-2, 3 and years old Gcldings
aud Fillies. Division &c Tfotting Stock
Stations.
At g 80 A. NJ
No 4. $100-Three- years-Oid and IN
| der, with 800 extra for best record if
better than 80; $500 e1traif better than
| 2 80; $500 extra to beat Nelson's record,
&c "a
No 5. $100-Tgo years old and under;
800 extra to beat the two-years old
record; $500 extra to oil who beat 2 40
At 8 80 A. M. AT the Cattle Ring, ex.
animation of best town team of steers
years old
At 10 A. NJ. Base ball match.
At II A. Nj. Division 1913 years ole
and years old.
At ii A. NJ. Trial of plows, cultivators
harvesting m chimes, road machines ant
rock and stump litters, Butter making
at Vauceboro Wooden Ware Company
building. Display of butter workers ant
creamery with the celebrated Pendulum
Churn in full operation.
At 100 P NJ
No. 6. $200.-Two fifty class.
No. 7. $15O-Running race, dash l
miles, (d4t)
No s $.50-T 7o-thirty-six class.
No. 8 $250-Free for all PAGERS.
At 130 P. NJ Grand trial Of pullin
oxen.
At2 P. M. Examination Of stee,
trained by boy.