Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

l'utnsm of tofttsnd. and its sale va the
Chisholm-lirown syndicate practically
insures the extension AZ we'll as the CON-
plvie development Of the greatest water
power In Nes England. All aboard for
iumforl Pals!
THE BREEDERS MEETING.
.oNr aoop HORSES A>p soSs ooop
rR0rriNa.
The annual trotting meeting of the
Oxford County Trotting IIor-e Brcc'iers'
Association opened nj the fslr ground.
Tuesday afternoon. \ number at the
horse. had hem on the grounds several
DAYS, aud reports had come FROM there
81 the quarter. aud hal,e. some of them
had m,de. with the prediction that the
crowd Vas going to .ec some good trot-
ting.
The Dirt r,ce called was the colt
stake for fo.ls % i.ss, With i've starters,
Trusting NIL, heats. In the first hat
i.i.r D. got the lead aud held u, easily
coming In several leng,h. ahead. in the
second heat i'tcr y. held the POLE dur
Ing the fir.i half mile, when he was
passed by Actor. Who took the heat.
Actor si.o EASILY Won the third heat.
-r,st ros roals os is--.
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n Nsutn Ac,.f.
J, 4. nr-,l., AIthaytis.
= y Ila.tani. Mayfsuvr NtAss.
q. d. JsiAis.. stsfl<sm.
Mss. 90. IA IL. 40
In III. : 4: ~ elias. ther- s.r- slS stsrt-
.r.. !,mo. u. Won Ia thr-c straight
beat. wlihout apparent difficulty, though
the four hor.r. left In th. third heat
wcr, we'll banchci Throughout the heat.
faCL.s. rrr.r tla
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q. \ iss,tsn. Tsasuay q.
p.... rusnst. =
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nss.ioiLtGIasC.
Ilsts.-n th. heat. the stallion Grifiln,
o~nei by Gregg a smith 20 Anio,cr,
w.. given .n exhibition mile In I, ~ IL.
lie aas much admired by the crusd not
only for HI. speed bat foe hls level snd
s,rsiy iroitlug gait. lie goc. like clock
work.
Tuesday night there wcrc some pour.
Ing showers, aud In the morning u look.
III a. N shat tfo,ting IA. don. would
- rather late In the day. There sas
more or lees water on ~. track, hat by
working on Il u IA. ia, In good condl'
ilon for the afternoon. The forenoon
r.cr. ssr- postponed till afternoon, -S-
ccpt that ~ the gcntlsmsn'. driving
class. Thsrr wer- rntrir. IN thi. class,
ani they ~rr- driven mile to wagon,
.pecl a. d. con.iier,Si, color, .tyle ani
action to govern. In TIL. lns,snc-, how
ever. th. head bor.. 81, Dirt money.
The pure vss awarded ss follow.i
Gssr. pHpiss cas-. rua.s sti.
o " rAAJ,f. p.r. ,siai-.- I
A B. Ra..sil nas Ahsii. Nslhs frstt Q
4. fsnly. raris, >kl.ai..
J us- sst, Parts. Qssva.
D. " puiisa. >ofvaf, na.isst
fh..snas carr. O,fsri. >sins q.
~ one O'Clock N. y-srlings v.r- rung
az. ani seven started. VIM. .r-gg.
Conrsd. Nelson colt, took the hr.t
HEAT ~iihout t-lns hsri pressed, apd
Alec gut the s.sond, though ihl. "a. 80
rlo.c b-twc-n Conrad sni rruhi that
the crosd had a. walt Tor the announce
m~ni frvm the Judges stand before They
knss the result.
CoLr st.sr Ius Su,u. 80 iss
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h.uvtt ks-sa,
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ums. ult.ip
The stallion produce stake for foals
70 isS> hal thru. -uiric., ani VA. Won
by Emsry'. Maine Primo. colt N.niome
Ia too heats.
-t,lIios rHopy,s >r.sr 'us fusu 80 -
whs.l.r rrs-. b. ~. An. NJ by
T.es.s. tsriyE.
Z u lnsfyt 4. =. Nsetu@s. ~
T. NJ rss,sr. b. 9 R.L,ss G.. ~ AILr,as. ) !
rtp.s. nia. leo
Tie thrr.~minuie class had rac-
which ~. the nearest clo.s 10 any trot-
ting during the diy. Nancy u. aud Capt.
~ tfotilng side by .ii- much 20 the
time. NJ The eni of the second heat the
crowd csllsSi loudly Tor new driver for
Capt. I.-. bat their call wasn't b--ie,i.
inCL,.s. euH.r sin
" a. Iia.r,.. 10 M >sary H. ~
li.I. tins. ~ q tsIt ~, Q
- Ra.-su sk ~ Nellie Ffsn q
~. .. MARRIAGES.. = wisisf fsishsn, 5
D : Aws. ~ Near, Il.
~ rils. ch 8 n.sisr.
ri~.. sGst, ~. as.
Daring the afternoon >poolmtkcr.
oNnel by =. >. Harlow of Dlxncli, va.
iro,ici a mile. ani pacing m,r- owned
by Dr. 4. =. thilds of Buckn.ld sas
given half. No time WAS announced
on either.
expected Ia ~ Interesting for there we're
's0ms COOL hor-es entered" ~ thrr-
wcr-, bat oil Jerry was too much for
the ret ~ them. lie lo.t hl. lead only
oncr durin: the three heats and then
quickly reg aimed IL.
During the tedious scoring for the
third hest, starter Iompllly warned the
driver. oi the other horse. not Ia come
down ahead ~ the pole horse, under
penslty ~ q elO fine. At the next .cor-
Ing Sclplo aud ~. 4. T.. came down
ahead IL the pole horse, aud their drivers
wrr- promptly fined sl0.ach, With an In
,itation Ia try II again for ssO. Down Ia
the wire they came again, II. l.. D.. head
aud shoulders ahead 81 the pole horse,
aud So Was promptly added Ia hi. hnr.
At the next scoring they go, the word.
AS Class. fuksr ella
". ". smith. b. q. Jerry,
va ~ S s,... BE- !. .s e - rf- HI
q. u. wslksr. br. 6. Ma,
Z. 4. Richsri.on. b |. Cays weiswosi, S S S
nme. Q Is. fSit. IA
riiE BAsE RAIL-.
az the thrc. clubs expected To take
part In the base ball tourn,ment. only
the Presumpscots appeared. A nine
WAS hastily gotten up at South Paris Ia
MEET them, aud two game. were playei
"Wednesday afternoon. At the opcning
81 the fir.t game the south Paris boys
~ some good batting, and u looked ne
II the game might not be- altogether one
.lie,i; but the Giants were too much for
their opponents, winning both gaines by
large score.
The axe factory nj North Monmouth.
owned by Emery a waterhouse Of Port
laDsl, which has been Idle for some time,
IL expected Ia resume operations soon.
BORN.
In Norway. Aus. l. 70 The wife u i'sss wan
90, dsaxttsf.
iawskh'iiIe. Aur isyio,hs ~ifeefE.H. Boyn-
tOn. o -oa.
In Ms.leo. 10 the wife 81 Alilsn X. Coz, . soa.
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