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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-20

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The Republican journal., 1889-08-08
all cases have the name of the grower affixed,

all cases have the name of the grower affixed
if known.
5. All fruits and flowers exhibited must, as
far as possible, be correctly named according to
the standard nomenclature adopted by the So
cety, and it will be the duty Of the standing
committees of the Society to examine labels
and correct all errors in nomenclature during
the exhibition.
6. All fruits offered for premiums must be
composed of exactly the number of specimens,
or quantity named in the schedule.
z. Dishes and labels for the exhibition of
fruits, and phials and stands for cut flowers,
will be furnished by the Society.
g. Exhibitors must see to the delivery of
their contributions, and will be required to put
them in the places designated for them. After
the articles are arranged, they will be under the
exclusive charge of the Society and the owners
Will not have liberty to remove them until the
exhibition is closed. All reasonable precau-
tons will be taken for the safe keeping Of arti-
Giles on exhibition, after their arrival and ar
| rangement upon the table; but the Society will
not be responsible for any loss or damage that
may occur
| 3. The committees are authorized to recon-
| mend diplomas for any new or rare fruits,
| flowers plants, vegetables or articles of merit
| which no premiums have been offered.
~. When specimen is presented for identi-
| tication, the exhibitor shall communicate all
the Information he possesses as to the origin
| and the local appeation.
II. No entrance fee will be charged on ex-
| hibits in this department and exhibitors will be
admitted to the Hall Tuesday, September Sd,
| free, but after this thew will be charged the
regular admission of 25 cents, which will admit
to Norombega and City Halls or an exhibit
ors season ticket will be sold at $780, admit
ting to both halls; or an exhibitors season
I ticket for $500, admitting to Park and Halls
| II. No person can compete for more than
one prize with the same variety Of fruit, but
| may compete for the best exhibit
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08
EASTERN MAINE STATE FAIR.
t-reat improvements Wade Gpou the
Track at NnpIewood PnrIt Thc COM
ing Enir be Big 0uc >pcc,nI
Provisions 10 be faade for Campers.


Up to the time of the last rain storm,
for several weeks the outlay upon Maple
wood park I'D Bangor amounted to 800
per day. The track has now been made
as nearly level as hor,emen care to have
it, and covered with loan from one foot
to two feet in depth, and is now in as
good condition, and is as desirable a track
to trot upon as there is in the country
The drainage is excellent, and picket
fence is being built on both sides Of it,
with the hub-board on the inside fence as
required by the national rules.
a speciality will be made of teuting ia
cilities for those who wish to stop upon
the grounds. A desirable place, inside
the enclosure, and conveniently located,
will be devoted to the purposes of all
who wish TO use it, free of charge. the
only expense being the purchase of
ticket at the regular price. The Holly
water is brought upon the ground, and
the bakers, market-men and grocers will
all be there every day with their goods.
The fare upon the railroads will all be
at low rates, and by this camping ar
rangement, parties can take in the fair
at very tritiing expense. We hope that
will be represented by large
number.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08
SECOND PREMIUM.
One No. 2 Royal Clarion Coal ParIOr,
40 SUCH. WORD AS FAIL.

Maine Farmer

"A letter from the officials Of the East.
ern State Fair describes in detail the i'm
mense amount of work being done upon
Maplewood Park, preparatory to Whist
promises to be the best exhibition ever
held there. Assurances come in from
every hand that the exhibits will equal
if not excel, those of former years, and
space Is already being assigned. The
track is being levelled and thick coat
ing of excellent loan spread over the en-
tire surface. The whole work is under
the charge of an expert, who declares
that when finished, il will be one of the
best half mile tracks ia the country All
premiums will be promptly paid, and ia
full, and if exhibitors bring out their pro
ducts and stock, the society will score
another grand success. One fact of i'm
pOrtance is that the coming of this society
has opened the wav for competition for
two premiums of great value. The State
Fair will be held the week following the
Eastern, and a double opportunity is thus
offered. Breeders across the border will
do well to observe this fact, as it iusures
the coming together of people by the tens
of thousands in both places, and the pos
Sible winning of large amount. Our own
stockmen are also equally interested, and
at Bangor and Lewiston there should be
all the stock. of all classes, that can be
taken care of. The management of the
Eastern State Fair is ia the hands of men
who know no such word as fail aud when
the gates open Tuesday, Sept. Sd, every
thing will be in readiness for grand ex-
hibition.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08

PAGERS, five or more must enter and four to
start,
In the running races horses must carry not
less than 100 pounds.
Trotting races to harness must be mile heats,
best in ., except Nos 4, and 6, which are
to be best in 3.
Horses will be called at P NJ (sharp).
All horses must be prompt or they will lose
their positions.
Competition for all trottng and pacing purses
will be open to all horses owned in Maine and
tie British Provinces.
Running races, and No l3-free for all trot-
ting horses, and No l7-free for all PAGERS, are
open to AL horses in the New England States
and British Provinces.
Purses divided 90 per cent. to the first horse,
% per cent. to the second horse, Is
per cent. to the third horse and 10 per cent to
the fourth horse.
Protests against an award must be made in
writing, accompanied by deposit Of s. to the
Secretary of the Association, and before the
close of the day following the making of such
award. II case the protest is not sustained
the deposit shall be forfeited to the Association
but if sustained the money Will be refunded.
Entrance fee 10 per cent. Of purse, and per
cent. must accompany the nomination, the ad-
ditional per cent. to he paid before starting
No conditional entries will be taken.
Any horses entered not intending to STAR
| must give notice to the Superintendent of thi,
department by ?. NJ. the day previous to
starting the race.
| Entries will close Monday, August 18th, at {
| O'Clock P. M.
Entries mailed on day Of closing will be
| considered eligible
| If, owing to bad weather or other unayoid
able cause, the Society shall he unable is star
one or more races, the last day Of the Fair
| such race or races may be declared off anC
| entrance money therein refunded
| All entries must he made to Ezra L
| STERNS Secretary Eastern Maine State Fair
| Bangor, Maine.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08
IROTTING, PACING AND RUNNING
PURSES.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, sErT. 8,

iNH'i'-Ai Ai-AN-Ncc-Nt
No L. $3.50 For minute class
No ,. $500. For 2 80 class. Open to trot-
tiers and PAGERS.
No. g. $3.50 For stations, 235 class.
No. 4. 500 For two. year-old class, with
500 additional to beat the State of Name
record.
WEDNESDAY FORENOON SEPT 4th.
No. 5. Foals of 1883. Subscription, five
dollars, $50 which must accompany the nomi-
nation, to which the Association will add
twenty five dollars, (S25) open for trotting or
pacing colts and tillies owned in Maine and the
British Provinces; OF e-half mile heats, best 2
in to harness, the entrance fee to be added to
the purse and the whole to be divided as fol
lows 80 per cent. TO the first, % to the second
ID to the third and 10 to the fourth.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT. 4th.
No. 6. 5000. For year old.
No 7. $3.50, For running race, fiat mile
heats, best in 3.
No s. $3.50. For 2,4O class. Open to trot-
No. 9. $3.50. For 232 class.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT. 9TH.
No. 10. $3.50. For 80 class.
No. IL. $3.50. For 2.35 class.
No. II. 500. For running race, one mile
dash.
No. ID. $1,000 Free for all trotting horses
owned in the New England States and the
British Provinces.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. SEPT. 9th.
No. H. $3.50 For 2.45 class.
No 10. 5000. For 2.27 class
No l6. 5000. For running race, (haD mile
heats best in 8.
No. II. $500. Free for all PAGERS.
All trotting and pacing will be under the
rules of the National Trotting Association,
with the following exceptions: A horse dis
tancing the field will take first money only.
In case morse should distance the field the
race will be continued for second, third and
Ourth moneys, with that horse out.
In all purses there must be five or more to
inter and three to start In No. II, free for all
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08

day, unless unavoidably detained on the rail-
road as judging will commence at P. NJ. Ex-
pertS will judge the exhibition. The Judges
must enforce the rules in the awarding of pre-
miums.
9. Fowl in moult not disqualified to be
judged by their size, shape and general char
acteristcs, and no premium to be awarded I'M
less the specimen possesses merit.
10, The borrowing of birds. or buying to
return after the Fair, must be stopped, and any
person detected in such practice VIII be barred
out of the show and all premiums awarded him
withheld.
IL. No award will lie made on chicks unless
of sufficient size to indicate merit.
y. The poultry exhibit will be under the
charge OF a Superintendent who will be re-
quired by the Society to enforce al rules.
l3. Space will be assigned by the Superin-
tendent, and the moving or changing of fowl,
once in position, must be under his super
vision.
Premiums are offered on the following va
rieties, OF $500 LIST, S100 %, and SOC for Sd,
for fowl, and the same premium as for fowl is
offered for chicks
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08
DIVISION 43.

Pair Light Brahmas - LIST. ID, soc 3rd
Pair Dark BTahmas. 81 LIST. ID soc 3rd.
Pair Buff COchins, - LIST, ID, soc 3rd.
Pair Partridge Cochins s. lst ID, SOC
Pair White COchins, 81 lst %, soc Bird.
Pair Black Cochins, 81 LIST. ! ID, SOC Bird.
Pair langshan Cochins s. lst, ID SOC Sd.
poRKINGs.
Pair Silver Gray Dorkings 81 lst, ID, SOC
Srd.
Pair White Dorkings, 81 lst ID. SOC 3rd.
Pair Colored Dorkings. s. LIST, / %. soc 3rd,
Pair Silver Spangled Hamburgs, 81 LIST, / ID,
SOC 3rd
Pair Golden Spaagled Hamburgs, 50 LIST,
2d, SOC 3rd.
Pair Golden Peneied Hamburgs, 81 LIST,
2d, soc 3rd.
Pair Silver Penciled Hamburgs, 81 lst, / ID,
noe 5rd.
Pair Black Hamburgs, 81 LIST, "a, SOC 3rd.
Pair White Hamburgs, g lst ID, SOC 3rd.
SPANISH.
Pair White Faced Black Spanish, 81 lst, l
"a. SOC 3 3
Pain White Leshorn Single Comb, 81 LIST, l
ID soc Bird.
Pair White Leghorn Rose Comb, g lst, l %.
50c 3rd.
Pair Brown Leghom Single Comb g LIST, l
ID. 30 3rd.
Pair Dominique Single Comb 81 LIST, l ID,
sec 3rd.
Pair American Dominique, 81 lst, / ID, SOC
5rd.
Pair Black Javas, So st, %, SOC 8rd.
AMERICAN.
Pair Plymouth Rocks s. LIST, %, SOC 3rd.
Pair White Plymouth Rocks 50 lst | ID,
SOC Bird.
Pair Wyandottes, - lst, I'd, SOC 3rd.
Pair White wyandottes 81 lst ID SOC 3rd
FRENCH.
Pair HOudanS y III "a soc 3rd
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08
CLASS f.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Best embroidered chair cover, upholstered
$l.50 LIST, l ID.
Best book case, embroidered, 81 LIST, 75c
I'd.
Best stand cover, embroidered silk 81 so LIST,
75c ID.
Best stand cover, embroidered worsted, 81
LIST SOC ID.
Best broom holder, embroidered silk, 75c LIST,
SOC I'd.
Best slipper case, embroidered silk, 81 LIST,
75c ID.
Best slipper case, embroidered worsted, 75c
LIST, SOC I'd.
Best toilet set, boiling cloth, 81 LIST, 75c I'd.
Best toilet set, outline and darned, ST. LIST.
75c I'd.
Best chair back, outline and darned, 81 LIST,
SOC ID.
Best embroidered child's dress, silk, 81 LIST,
75c ID.
Best embroidered infants skirt, 81 LIST, 75c
ID.
Best embroidered lady's, skirt, $3.50 LIST, l
I'd.
Best handkerchief case, silk embroidered, 81
LIST, 75c I'd.
Best handkerchief case, gold thread, ST. LIST,
&c ID.
Best handkerchief case, silver thread, 75c LIST,
Oc I'd.
Best portere, hand made, silk, So lst, |
ID.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08
DAIRY PREMIUMS.

Following are the dairy premiums to be
awarded in the dairy department of the Eastern
Maine State Fair, to be held at MapIewood
Park, Bangor, on Tuesday Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday. September Sd, 4th, 9TH and
Oh, and only open to competition to the citizens
Of the State of Maine.
Each exhibitor in this department will be
charged an entrance fee Of two dollars which
VIII entitle the exhibitor to an exhibitors sea
son ticket, admitting to Park and Halls
Weight TO be not less than the amount re-
qulred at the time of exhibition.
Dairy products to be examined by the Judges
the second day of the Fair.
The same package shall not compete but for
one premium. Articles competing for best
display cannot compete for single premium
DAIRY PREMIUMS.
Best display creamery butter, S25 LIST, 30 ID.
l. Bird.
Best tirkin creamery butter, not less than 40
lbs, SD LIST, 10 ID, ) 3rd.
Best creamery butter in prints not less than
"a lbs, SD lst, 10 ID, . 3rd
Best dairy butter in prints, not less than TO
DDS. SO LIST, 10 ID, s Bird.
18th premium So.
Best dairy butter made by girl under l6
wears old, not less than 10 lbs, $40 LIST, s ID, 5
3rd
Best creamery butter in or 10 lbs package.
Solid, IN form for delivery, unbroken, to con-
sumer, $40 LIST, ) ID 3 Bird
Ditto dairy butter, $40 LIST. ID, 3 Bird.
Best sample granular butter shown in glass
Iar, not less than lbs, creamery, s. LIST, %.
Ditto, dairy, s. 1st 3 %, Bird.
Best firkin dairy butter, $40 lst, s ID, 5 Sd.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08
POMOLOGICAL AND HORTICUL-
TURAL.
Superintendent of this department, A. L.
Simpson.
SPECIAL REGULATIONS.

SPECIAL REGULATIONS.
l. The general regulations will govern this
department, as far as applicable thereto, and ex-
cept as herein otherwise provided.
2. Entries may be MADE at the office of the
Secretary, personally or by letter, until August
3lst, and after that at City Hall. until o'clock
P. NJ on Tuesday. Best unrpe fruit may be
awarded premium if otherwise worthy.
3. Exhibitors are requested to present full
and accurate lists of the varieties of fruit or
other articles to be entered; and to specify the
premium for which each article is entered also
to affix their names and P. O.. addresses, SO
that the same may be correctly transferred to
the books and exhibition cards
GB-Persons intending to make entries will
confer special favor by sending lists of the
same to the Secretary at an early day.
A. All fruits and flowers offered for pre-
mums must have been grown by the exhibitor
and any violation of this rule will debar or for
felt the premium. Specimens offered for exhib-
ltlon only, by others than the growers, must in
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08
CLASS 3.


rs. For best exhibition Of foreign grapes,
grown with fire heat SO LIST, 2 ID.
II For best exhibition of foreign grapes,
grown in cold grapery, 81 lst ID.
IS. For best three clusters of Black Ham
burgh, Wilmots Hamburger, or Victoria Ham
burgh 81 lst SOC I'd.
70. For best three clusters White Frontgnan,
81 LIST. SOC sd.
80. For best three clusters Grizzly Frontig
nan, 81 lst, SOC ID.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08
NEW STANDARD

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The Republican journal., 1889-08-08
CLASS E.
PLUSH AND VEL VET

PLUSH AND VELVET.
Best table cover, $l.5O Isl, 81 I'd.
Best piano scarf, Sl.50 LIST, 2nd.
Best mantle lambrequin 81 LIST, 75c ID
Best stand cover, 81 lst, 75c ID.
Best bed scarf, 81 LIST, ID.
Best bed quilt, - LIST, 3D.
Best chair cover, 81 LIST, 75c I'd.
Best pin cushion, 75c LIST, SOC I'd.
Best broom holder, Toe LIST, SOC I'd.
Fest sofa pillow, 81 LIST, soc I'd.
Best parlor bag, 75c LIST, SOC ID.
Best opera bag, 81 LIST, SOC ID.
Best fan bag, 75c LIST, SOC I'd.
Best chair back, 81 LIST, SOC ID.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08


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The Republican journal., 1889-08-08
SPECIAL PREMIUMS

Offered by Morse g. Co., Of their Celebrated
Premium Dairy Salt; manufactured from the
finest rock salt, and imported by them direct
from Bonaire, W. l. The salt is extensively
and most successfully used by premium takers
The committee of experts appointed by the
New England Agricultural Society gave an
award to Morse & Co. of gold medal
The special salt premiums are given in addi-
ton to the cash awards.
Best display creamery butter. 10 boxes salt
LIST, ID, 2 Bird.
Best firkin creamery butter, not less than 40
lbs, 10 boxes salt LIST, ) ID, 3 Bird
Best dairy butter in prints, not less than lC
lbs, 10 boxes salt lst, 5 ID, 2 Sd.
Best dairy butter made by girls under l6
years old, not less than 10 lbs 5 boxes salt LIST,
ID 23rd
Best creamery butter in 5 or 10 lb package.
solid, in form for delivery, unbroken, to con
sinner, > boxes salt LIST, 8 "a, Sd.
Ditto, dairy butter, boxes salt LIST, Cd, .
Best sample granular butter shown in glass
jar, not less than lbs, creamery, boxes salt
lst, ID, , 3rd.
Ditto, dairy, > boxes salt LIST, ID. 2 3rd.
Best tirkin dairy butter, 5 boxes salt lst, 3 I'd.
2 3d. -N'
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08

Best factory cheese, not less than 300 lbs,
June make SIS LIST, 10 I'd, 5 Bird.
Ditto, July make, Sl5 lst, 10 ID, 5 Bird.
Best factory, sage, 200 lbs $l5 lst, 10 I'd, 5
3rd.
Best domestic, not less than 30 lbs, $40 LIST,
s ID, Bird.
Ditto, sage, S. LIST, 3 ID.
Best cheese made by girls not over l6 years
OF age, not less than 20 lbs, $40 1st, 5 I'd, 8
3rd.
For the COW that will give the most inches of
cream at the fair on the second day, milk to he
set in deep cans and measured on the morning
of the third day, $40 LIST, I'd, 3 3rd
For the COW that will give the most milk on
the second day of the fair, to be MIXED in the
presence of the committee, $40 lst 6 ID, 3 3rd
= The owners of cows competing for the milk
and cream premiums, must 1arnish the cans
for making the tests.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08

81. For best three clusters White Muscat,
81 LIST, SOC I'd.
81 For best three clusters Muscat Hambugh,
81 LIST SOC ID.
SO. For best three clusters White Chasselas,
81 LIST, SOC 3D.
81. For best three clusters Lady Downes,
81 lst. SOC ID.
49, For best three clusters Buchland Sweet
Water, 81 LIST, SOC I'd.
&C. For best three clusters Trentham Black,
81 LIST, SOC ID.
81. For best three clusters Vests st. Peters,
81 LIST, SOC ID.
lst SOC I'd.
SO. For best three clusters Red Chasselas,
81 LIST, SOC ID.
80. For best three clusters Chesselas Musque,
81 LIST, soc I'd.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-08

Best portiere, hand made, worsted, 81 LIST,
75c I'd.
Best tidy, silk embroidered, 81 LIST, 75c Cd
Best dressing case. embroidered, 81 LIST, 75c
ID.
Best toilet apron, silk, 75c LIST, SOC ID
Best fancy scrap basket, 81 LIST, SOC ID.
Best tidy, darned lace, 75c LIST, ste I'd.
Best tidy, crochet 75c lst SOC ID.
Best tidy, linen embroidered, 75c LIST, SOC 3D.
Best linen embroidered night dress, 81 lst
SOC ID.
Best cotton embroidered night dress, 75c LIST,
soc ID.
Best lace handkerchief, hand made, 75c LIST,
SOC ID
Best linen handkerchief embroidered, hand
made, 75c lsr, SOC ID.
Best splasher, outline, 75c LIST, soc ID.
Best tea cloth, outline, 81 LIST, Toe I'd.
Best darned lace dress, $3.50 lst 75c ID.
Best darned lace curtains, $3.50 LIST, rs ID.
Best darned lace apron, 75c LIST, SOC I'd.
Best tray cloths, outline, 81 LIST, 75c ID.
Best finger bowl doylies, etchings, 81 lst 75c
ID.
Best set pillow shams, outline, 81 LIST, soc
I'd.
Best set pillow shams, linen embroidered, 81
lst soc ID.
Best set pillow shams cotton embroidered,
75c LIST, SOC ID.
Best couched work, 81 LIST, soc ID.
Best specimen darned and outline work, 81 90
LIST, 7jc I'd.
Best finger bowl doyles, outline, 81 LIST, 75c
Cd.
Best table cover, outline, $3.50 lst, 75c ID.
Best sideboard cloth, German cord work, 81
lst, ID.
Best tea cloth, German cord work, Sl,50 lst
ID.
Best tray cloth, German cord work, sl,5C
LIST, ID.
Best set pillow shams, German cord work,
Sl.50 LIST, 81 I'd.
Best table cover, Tyrol cord work, $3.50 LIST
ID.
Best stand cover, Tyrol cord work, 81 LIST, 75t