Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08

Il WIN hfNt uil riftuluE ttll NJ Iptt
by Ken Van, a Lambert mare with colt
by Ren Van, and the fast pacing mare
Nellie. by Won Molike, with foal At foot
by Messenger wilkes.
q. n. Fuller. of welchyilie, showed a
nice large foal By Capt. wcdgewood.
dam q Drew msrc, aud Al Richardson a
magnificent foal BY same lire, dam
Top.y by Ihll sheridan Jr.
Among the yearllngs was \ seal brown
colt II rcmarkahle beauty aud elegance
~ form, open galted, owned by q. y.
Dyer 81 Hartford. aud got by Gco.
Logan son of Gen. wlther., dam by =
-ou ~ Gen. Knox.
Cy Witt of Norway showed B0nny
belle. q rich looking fllly by Rinaldo son
~ Mamhrino Dudley. dam Maggie Al
mont hy Gen. withers; also another
yearllng ~ grand .lSe got hy same sire,
dam a man. ~ Drew de-ccnt.
Mountain View Farm showed finely
formed well galtcd ycarllng ally by
Rockefeller sou ~ Elcctlonecr, dam
Rosetta wilkes.
!. 4. Brooks, ~ West Paris, showed
two large aud speedy ycarllngs by Arte-
mus IT., one being cut ~ Hattie, by
Tom raichcn. aud the other nut II a
mare hy Lambert Knox.
q. T.. Young, Norway, had big
smooth gray yeafling by Redemption,
son ~ Redwood. dam a Morgan mare.
lorcn Brett. 81 Otisneld, showed a.
harness sorrcl yearling by Grat
Promise got by Rlnaldo, dam Bclle Beck
Ter. Drew MARI.
NJ A A
yrarllng hy ten. Garfield. Aud Henry
Young, ~ North Waterford. q yearllng
by pr. Fox, sou ~ Wonder by Gen.
Knox.
In the two-ycar-old class Mr.. >. y.
King. ~ Welchyille. showed very
stylish aud wcll-formcl hay colt by
Cyril, dam q Morgan marr.
Ellioti Rrcorl, 81 south Paris, q hand
some seal brown colt by Prince z.
Alns nicll a gray colt by Alhrino.
dam hy Imported Anheld.
Isaac Bearcr a hlg round fat two-ycar-
old filiy Nv Hebron Dick.
:. II. Ellis a Isl hand brown filly hy
l,omany King 10y lIeisell's lIamhleion-
Ian.
Marble 4 Picrcc, ~ rari., we'll
shaped aud very speedy hlly hy Eclalr,
dam hy Norway Knox.
Frank TAYLOR a good acting black lilly
hy Dan n.
We failed 10 discoycr many three
ycar-olds. bat Mrs. :. y. Ming exhibited
a splendid looking hav hlly by llinis
lIamhlcionian, dam sAh to D. hy l'hll
sheridan. Thls illly stands is9 high
and weighs asa pounds.
4 MARI and foal that attracted a great
deal 20 attention va. Mr.. Herbert Rev
ori's black mare Flora II. hy lIuve's
bismarck with a hne slfel and nic- gait
"a colt AZ foot hy Nelson ala -.
uu TuInp AM tAsr.
The good weather continued through
saturday. there wasa fair Attendance,
AMI the big show. which opened Ia
clouds Ani darkness, ciosssi up H.. thrv~
lay.' programme succcssfully.
uiI ANNU,L NIrriNg.
President Herman l.. Horne ~ Nor
NAY, callsyi the annual meeting ~ The
society Ca order saturday afternoon, and
made The announcement that his term ~
oflcr having cNpir,vi b. would not d" a
aniiia,e fur reelection. \ y. IN
lrvNs. E.q.. - Norway. was elected hl.
successor on The hr.i ballot.
Trustee " y Thomas ~ Oxford. vas
rr-.l~,t.,i o. fill the vacancy csu.cd hy
thc expiration ~ hi. term ~ ofic".
en- motion ~ =. y. King. Esp., - Tar
l.. D. ". Sanl,orn ~ Norway, Nas in'
.tructrti a. east The vote 81 the society
fur To- r,-.lc,iiou 81 Hon. waldo rrt-
tengill ~ l,umforl, a. a trustee II ih"
sncisty.
On motion ~ ~. D.. Hammond, Eel
~ Fad.. AC. Z. Ming, Esq., II south
laris. the efficient SECRETARY ~ the soci-
rty Va unanimously reelected.
Hon. Gcofry H. ni.l-r ~ Buckfleld,
declined reelection ne trustee and llof-
ace Merrill ~ Huckhsld. Was choscn Ca
hil the vacancy.
Trustee John y BAKER ~ Norway, de-
clln,d r,,-clecfion and four ballots Ncrr
taken hefnrr MI. succr.sor could D.
found. tho leading candidate. being Dan
icl l.. lrrtt ~ otlshsld. ani Icorgr \.
Brooks ~ Norway. On the fourth bal
lot Daniel l.. lirvit "a. elected.
The .oci~ty passed the usual vote to
publish the aNani ~ premiums Ia the
OXfurd Democrat and the oxford County
advertiser.
p,o.e ". y. Thomas u the hoarl IT
trustees - special committee With
power to act Ia the matter ~ the salc ~
crriain No,si land, the property ot the
society.
sAtUgpAN's RACES.
Hw asl.l0 when the > 80 rlass Wa
callc,i. snd in ten minute. hor-es Ner-
coming a. the Virr. Four time. they
.cury,l and then Vefv sent ~ With l.um-
heunan little behind. H. trVttci fat
up the strrtch. Griiiln in the meantime
taking SECOND po.ition snd the lead a.
The .cvoud quarter On the third quarter
there Was brush between lumhrrmin
and kantaka. bat the latter broke aud
Zimmerman fni.hc,l 9nd. kaniaka III,
spirit ~ - lih. and Grifiin 1t, winning
la o. -.
IN the s-cond heat the horse. we're
.snt % al together The fifih time they
came a. thu wire. II ~. evident Griffin
would n. an easy winner ~ the rac", ani
The Interest crutsr-l upon the other
hor.ss Iumh~rmin NJ time Nas spe'~iy.
bat .e.msrl 90 strike" omrNhsrc, an'i
then h. would hr,ak badly. On this ac-
count be- ~. dl.iance,l.
Ia the ihirl heat M. worl was given
GOA a.. fourth attempt. kantaka took
the pole ~ the turn, but broke up the
.trrich. and Griffin rrgain,~i hi. posi-
tiou. Then came brush letwr"n
kantaks and Spirit ~ 20. Up the hack
stretch the s.cond time the hors"s went
al la q bunch aud finished we'll together.
s3Ct,.-ruE.T tiU.
Gnru. b.. D. smith. Anioysr.
| kautaka. h. Va. Srgx. Aniiotsr
>plIii - -. ch. X. : X iiu'ehin..
Luialsnnan. wm u Halisy. Csuton. ! 4.
Present. LADY Martin. aud Elmhrook
| Appeared for the fre,'for-all. They were
.rnt % on the fourth attempt Elm-
brook forged ahead. Present -ISc'Sled aud
these horse. were nrck-and-neck on the
second quarter. Down the stretch Pre-
cnt broke. LADY, Martin took the second
position aud up the hack stretch gained
rapidly upon ElmbroOk, securing frat
position AZ third quarter. There va.
another brush between ElmbrOok and
Present on the thirl quarter bat Elm
brook broke and the horse. finished,
Lady Martin 1t. Present 2ud, aud Elm
brook 3rl.
This Nas an exciting heat. Hut the
next two ~ thi- race were not 80 Inter
e.ting. the horses coming Ia each time In
the same order Ina which they started.
Pam ToR.ALL--PuKsE tg7s
Lady Martin. Ch. "a. ". ". smith.
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