The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-09-26
Waldo County Agricultural Fair.

ouI NN'tLtIt. me cNlnhlt OF farm produce by
Mr.. James ". Knight, of Northport, is said to have
been superior to any single exhibit made at the
state fairs. II every farmer in Waldo county had
followed the example of Mr. Knight, the fair would
nave been one worthy of the name Mr.. Wales T..
Miller, of Belfast, exhibited specimens of giant
sweet corn, a new variety In this vicinity. The
ears are very large and the corn of a superior
quality Equity Grange, of Belfast made its usual
large exhibit and Farmers Pride of Lincolnville,
was also represented. Mr.. +. \. Gray of Morrill,,
made large exhibit Of stock, which, however,
was entered a town team. There Is a noticeable
Improvement in the stock OF Waldo county H. b.
Ellts exhibited a small pig with but two legs The
horse that attracted the most attention was the
Percheran Of Mr.. Edmnster OF Knox, q thorough
bred imported stallion Weighing 1900 pounds, and
sad I" be one Of the finest stock breeding horses
IN the state, The following is the exhibit of
STOCK.
J !! Cunningham, Belfast, grade Jersey COW.
'Hhlel W eEm9uth, Morrill,, one pair fat oxen six
George Weymouth, Morrill,, one pair trained
steers, five months Old.
Isaac jackson Belfast, breeding SOW and pigs
ID Nadl1n son, Northport, two thoroughbred
ieiSf! COWS, -four years Old; one heifer, same,
three years old, one grade Jersey COW, four years
Old, two three years old.
wears obi one trade Herefor COW ei,ht yaars nId
j Itttefeld Rrnots anc Mn r'Eiio o"i 49,, U.o,
yca1- OLD main. stecr. a., ,,n.,rs XII N'' " "
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one air ,,,I- ri;r,, e par "l"l' oxen
LrArajR Row Norriii nnn i,,i,. r,ot,b..,, oxo,
feu'. wears old - =
hal'i MeServey Morrill,, one pair matched oxen,
four wears old.
j Eeily. Morrill, ONE main. I,,ft o<er liz voors
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laiI framed strers ane van, III S''''9 W. 0''o
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il i EI,s Bciii,+ nerd ~ Inrso,. ana
and liz ~ tnrahhroi ShroShir; J, "!t ,"M
thordu-hirc., jersey heifers thrae Trnrs ol '"'
cow years ul Two htiiers, one wear old one grade
li"ISte4n heltcf two grade Jerseys and IIos;eins.
i PaySol, Belfast, one pair matched steers.
tl'cc wears "ld.
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> " might N9ftnpQt, twenty 1.-TWO varieties of
Hl'iits' ohchali busheI of cranbeErics one basket
tomatoes, one basket OF grapes, eleven varieties
potatoes three Of pumpkins five Of squashes, four
OF lese twenty Of beans, wheat, rye, oats, barley
l!alNhil'S' carrots three OF turnips, i've of beets
five q corn, cabbages.
pdhleI Weymouth, 1rrlI, one trace of corn,
twelve rows.
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