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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-04-11
THE PHOENIX SUPPLEMENT- APRIL II, 1890
Announcement.

4 -. -.,....,..I
Inc "||e/0S7 o L. H. T"|eS Ill
the H|(dre# G rates ~t00 |r7"f
ing Business, has bee" bought BY
O. L. French, publisher Of Tie
Ve1nOM PhoUlt, and tie 61fSl-
ness, avh7ch 7vX be continued at
the old Maud. avU hereafter bc
couauctcd as The PhpuIr FOB
D.,,,t,,a Ofc.. ,l... H.. c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-04-11

enee and manners are perfect-easy, grace
full and pleasing, with none of the affecta-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-04-11

Brooks House, was one OF the best spreads
ever enjoyed in Brattleboro on such an oc
casion.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-04-11

ireBs Ou A4v.----y
the closing one. Aside
ess and coarseness of pro
a truthfnllv said II uyas
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-04-11

|ce their agency was es-
seen over 5000, 600 well
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-04-11

office to Mr.. Merrill
ment that he and his
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-04-11

mems Aid and Southern Educational socie-
ty, addressed by Rev Geo w. Gray, D.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-04-11

asking if the state
son were members
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-04-11

formerly OF TINS place. ure 10 ,yu.nr .s
.Inrs i'm a rain.L...I -. j.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

er c~lf, .; \. NJ. kIng, Paris, ,am. :.
ID. T.. Rrrtt. O,isn-li, IIolstsln ysa,Iia,,
heller, .: u. u. brett, same,
sawyer, Otisn.ld, IIolsieln heller ali =
ID. l.. Brett. same, I, v. W. Mlllett. ~,
way, Durham yearllng heller, 2: w
Durham, Paris, same, ., ". y. Dunh,n
same, 4; same, Durham heller calf. ;.
Com.-frsnklIn Porter. VIM. Rieh.ri.
son, n. ". Coy.
MOTIFS.
when Adye aud I.ucius \. me,t a N.
Canton fair s-xi s-sk there. IIksI, 4.
b. . hor.. racc.
4 little girl picked up a small usIls
containing little money on The gruuli,
saturday anil handel " q" >srrrt.rv
King, where u awaits iis owhrr.
several psril-. from Ma..ashu.,,i,
came to yi.lt oar iair for ihr Iuft-,.. u,
buying hor.ss anl Nerr obliged tu fstur,
home ou aecolut % the aljounm,ll
Tic Argus uys; IL ,ou van, d,
make al Oxfar - ~ grin AMI luul r-,I
happy pat him on ihe back and 600 bIm
II Nnu NlNNA 'FAANNfA NHNMN|N .|H L.
ahead ~ thu state fair"
"About s0l1 ticket. va ti,c GET. .,..-
.a,. tlckst-ssllcr ]. .. Ming b. d. b.m.
ocrat. Mr.. King divides theiu l. ID.
Iowsi Thursday 80; friiay i.pI AT.
urdsy JDD. Not bad under 10 ,.r.um.
stances, wa. IT,
Gov. Burlelgh came up tn Nuraay
Tuesday afternoon a. The guest NJ >,iis
Treasurer Heal, Intending tn ,..f ihs
fair "Wednesday, bat o.ing o. th. rt.8
aud consequent adiourumsut thf t,.t.r1.
or returned Ia Augusta.
Just a. 5000 a. IN. gate. vrr, flrusu
op~n on Thursday the siir shoe. az
~. ssndsr. began a. ct in their surs
and they hborrl about AZ hhri o. be-
nickel. aud dimss a. though Hrg.r
audience had b""n given thru l.rh,p.
harder.
/ Among The Motel hDrssmrH 20 Nra
England prr.snt !. q. D.. M".hrr % i.ta.
rvnce, Owner ani driver - tlr Us...rifsi
Onawa. Mr.. Moshsf came hsr. m ..u.
psny With I.ohlnsnn Dean. sh. r.i..-l
H.by Dean. the King ~ thr turf u ut.
ford Coanty. Ia hl. hands no. pr..,rt
..i.ou. lie has lust captured taH H.rs
RACES, aud starts next ~. ln "a .i.f .l
Rhode leland.
The trustee. ~ Tho OSforl '"4a'. W.
riguliuril So.iety arr ga sufsrIr..lg
bo,ly - meu sni prpposs raiIus mHy
improvements before nsNt year. aNh-
l. i A
which Va new ani much larger grant
,tand With ROOT a. samT o. srn. ~
protection frum the sun aul BIO .l.. -
futnrr year. tollosing ihs rpw..r =
the prr.~ni Que. " nav q" q or rrfrr.
tlon FROM rain Wh~n Hoo iHIr a.
>sas-y'. Suggestion y. ,Ir.ri uYf h1l
ID. hor.s races cuuyrrtrl iufH .1r
rac.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
THE WEEK IN MAINE.
r-s MOST IMPORTANT STATE SC"s
BRIEFLY TOLD.

burglars ~, about 500 worth ~ oil.
yrrsarr Ia house az BucksPort.
The senate has passed the hill o. d
public bulldlng II Bar liArtor, q" '"'i
$1,000.
Ther. .. q ps,lilOn IN cinulatlnI Il
Portland fora new cen.us ~ the yitN. i'
- taken under the supervision ~ ii'r
ciiy government. some think 90
lily should show population Of "'''
5000.
The officer. ~ Chelsea have not h~'l
bile and they have .uccrc,le,i In driving
from the ,icinlty of the Togu. HON.,
and probably fTom the state. gang "i
rum.eller. Who have held sway in thii
locality for over eight years. Tho li'i
Include. the notoriou. Carson family.
Bri.tol MIL. .. experiencing q Nar u
school faction. that Ia. ALREADY fr.uli'i
In the arrest of fi,c person. ani tn col
not yet reached. At one tune each Ia
tlon was represented By a teacher 10 ilie
same scbool-house With result. hitler
Imagined than described.
The Official returns from the election,
In all bat ak towns IL the state, shos
the following rc.alti
Barlsish 49,
rhe@P-sa 49,
SCATTERING I"
re.i,~. ns1
Bar,i<h'. plurality. l..,so.
wh~n small herring are abuniant Al
Que dollar bog-head, IL I. no Sondef
that the PASSPORT saniine fact0fic. AZ, IN
full blast say. the Calsl. Time. The
market u fair, and the packers Will do
profitable busia--s, otwiihsianding 10.
lack ~ good hsh during the fir.t part oi
the season. Work will probably T.
rushing until the date for close time.
That Levant citlyen who was 30 aston
isbed the other day at the appearance IN
town of big moose that he forgot u Na'
close time and seising hi rife shot the
animal la a Delghbor'. yard, has just
paid the hoe of sl0O. u IA. quite co.i.
~ sport for him hat he con.olei hlm.eli
With the thought that q moose doesn't
walk up "a the maz,le Of q gun every
day.
Norris Card Of Bath wears q noted
charm which was once worn by the not
ell jesse James. Il IL . miniature reyol'..
er, snd was purchased from the fori
Brothers Who shot James. IL Was -ent
East by friend of Mr.. Cards. lie IA.
been offered quite q large SUN for ".
On the barrel are Ave marks said 10 have
been nude by James to keep account OF
the men he had shot In attempting 10
capture him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

The town ~ waldohor., which ~
fused to sell IL. interest In the Knox aud
Lincoln Railroad, applied for an In
junction Ia restrain the stockholders
from transferring their Interests. The
andhearingwas had before Judge Haskell
requirrd an lhdemnifying bond 10 80, go
FROM the purchaser. % the rad Ia So
cure Wsld0boro against loss or damage.
The transfer ~ the road has been made.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

At small Point the ''coal mine IL
down si9 feet. Five men are engaged
In the work % prospecting for the coal.
and the plan IL To sink the hole s.oo
feet, unless coal IL discovered before
reaching that depth. Already two lay
ers % coal have been bored~through,
one % which Was thin, while the other
Was ain inches thick. The company
continues ssnguine 81 discovering bed
which can BE- prOhtably worked.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
usr og T.reiTS

Entrie. Ia race. At canton. -'lf...-f
-, - aud -:
amtta.s
Iast uranfh lartu uHrtfffi. . I..
staulsy Nslss. nulkhrbi Ef m NH.H
~ hrifkfu uiKtfh isIHf
Iaha ltarias iNafil So
. Thayef. saith rsfts D. fIa... l.
: . lsiaani.. pishsii - Dip..
0 b narrvtt. >umusf. h Aftsu.f n.
4 " Ilsru. Faftuinstan. bf ls.s IH.
% " Nusr,. ,sntssu. d = 's~'l.r
" . NaunE la0uinstsn. Do = We
~ nas.sli nafshsti % Hi Nr'. l.tI
=, ry'',.. n n.,,, "a p, : 80 ...
W. naisY. tsntsn. "a m Co.
n " lu.trf. Iantnn. b. ~ fhfH.s
Wm Grssr. Aaiafsf. Nil ,tasf
IN ThauiA.. tast Aaburu. la.
40 cas-.
lat fran.h Fafn. uafk asht D. i.r
n ~ lIsas., Wet t.e.-ts. b. e trrTt"
Jshn :. Iisfts- ilisnstii So as.
2 thaysr. >suth fans, - fhsH.ht 60
D. iaffvti. sunnsf. l. Artfmas DR.
o. ". A-sr.. Cantan, q. q uvarsr
Thsysf. >onth Paris. "a iaIs lss.ts
a.. Iiufu. fsuaihstan. ~ ItIk Ih. a..
" I. founF. fsrmihgtnn. b NJ
q fnRk DISMAL, M~hsnif faIs. ID l
ari
AZ Ra.-sIi, nasshsti. o. m NsH. rrst
4 ~. Tuitls. hafsasit. IA z. taIt o.
wm Iiailsy. Cantua. "a e. tan
W. grvsE. An,isvsr. kauta1a
4 u. fhstna., Va, Auhufn. l'a.
fpCi.s.
WI. Iiart.. uishsti. D. m Nsn' u
n H. Iloa.s. West tsris a rrst.
q Thaysr, .luih Parts. ia n.tk Lt..sH
b n stsysas. tsutua, h ~ IhHfn
tsFrui tlssmpsun, liarftrl rh H AI|
q Iarrsti sumnTf Col Wet
4 u. HON. fsrnin.tsa. pa. az
" :. lsahs. lsrminstsu. D. N0'-'
4. ~. tisahi. MAJ -amnsr. b b il...
Va. SrvTz. Aniutsf. kantasa
10 CL,s.
j. -u.,t. Hsrry'. Nils. n iisn.f
Csrrou Thasap-sn. Iiaufnrt. ~ m VOTE
nsfrvtt, sumssr. b. Nrsi.t.I
Al tern. faFmihgtan. IA eat
a o.. Hss.sil. BarlAsti. Ms, Nai.t.
l. q. Rysr.sa. Aabafn, IA RI Az iifI.
thafis. 4. irukins. Aahurn. "a u -
wm. GrxE. AR.isvsf. d . 1nrn
FGE1 luH Al
. s.e.t. nsrr,'. Nin.. iianst
~ Iiaffstf. -amnsf Nssflant
~ Hss-sii. Itusk nslf uissk Nathar
M saith. pNnftt, y nj lklF MhF
l. a Hysr-sa. Aabafn. "a 81 49, ui''
Cha. l. Jsnsins, Auharn. hA m taH
.IsTs DHiVtss Ct,ss
" Husls,i, Dishsli. h. %. il-.ns
u. n. Fo.tsf. Cantan. D m Thsrnif.
iIs-.a >s~ish, DiSasti Csutry. Ne DBL.
a. a. Ha..su. tahtan. Juhn ~
q. Ii@iss. Canton. y m >amaniha
1oAL. oF -
fa.t thanh Far,n. Haslhsit. %. q trIHIs
IN TkaTsr, ~suth Paris. Auiiu'-sn
. nsysr .outh Paris, D. thauas -.
N. q. Dvlahs. Cahton. i.sila Road
Ioai. 90 -
y n Nsrryu. AR,isssf. Actor.
i.sanisf kiihfith. tltsfworv. Amisr..
= b. haffvtt. -umnsf. Afhursttf
y Tksyer. s.sth faris, Ancs "
q. a. Draks, Lssi.tsn, liauss.sn.
foALs 90 is-1.
Va gr~ss. Ansioysr. Comrsis
u. u fe-tsf. tanton
J. h. Rsrrvti samasf Arsmas Warl
last nransh farua, nsrk fsht, ~ " 80"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
NV ADVERTISEMENTS

>es Milhnery.
~smpAs. ~ Mall
>sa r~.iirnt raNe. In NsNioa.
~sa r~.hisnt rsxe- In Nih.a fisutstiea
IL frsslaas >agir~s.
fn..siNenfF NrItrrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

A strange case IL reported from town
In Delaware where . whole family %
eoiorcd people are turning white. owing
to their persistent use Of Brussels soap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

The loss of the Maine state Agricul-
tural society owing to the bad weather
the week 10 the fair, !. variou.ly e.ti-
mated az 81 on to ss.0D.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

\ petition l. hcing circulated In Gam
den village o. the coming state lsgi.la-
tgrv for the diNi.ion - The town - am
den. Camien village being a unit for
division. The Camden Board % Trade
l. leading % In the natter. Rcckpot
and West Camden mostly oppose the
division. NJ town meeting held In
Rockport saturday before the state
election they outVoted Camden village.
The village people viii ask the legisla-
turc for the privilege ~ a town vote by
precincts. A Camden representative
favoring division Vas elected on that L.
sue by a large majority.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

Abscondlag cashiers should always
taks boz OF Brussels soap with them,
- ther's sothing In Canada thai can
eQual &.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
THE COUNTY FAIR.
TWO COCO DAYS AFrGs A WEEK o.
olscouRA0iN0 RAIN.

q sssssssnsi Eshisssses ga ssesA
Crs~A.--vssssss Gssssses - shs Gssv.
--ss..s IsssssssssG nsssss-.WAss Wee
sssa ssA Dsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

Th~ persistent use of browns Instant
Relief VII cure the worst form Of ehron-
" dlarrhea.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

Friday Was most excellent day and
the track MAS In hne condition. The
~ ciass aud the , minute class each
were most holly contested and interest
Ing races. The first heat Of the n class
was hsndlly won by Charles Crosby's
brown gelding II. T.. T., horse ~ great
spesd but sometimes unsteady, the time
bring An IL. In thls heat Frank l..
fox's bsy gelding Frank A. was second
with A. y. Rvoeell's black stallion, Black
Nathan. (by Koblnson ID. formerly Ba-
by Dean horse that 10 general favor
Ice on this track and hss lots Of friends
on account Of his merit, third, and the
Lowell gelding. ban Berry, fourth.
In the second heat Black Nathan, driv-
en- by Jason Russell, was clearly the fast
horse aud had an apparently essy Veto
nv when coming down the home stretch.
The spectators we're quite unanimous In
the opinion that thu Willy Jason '.pulled
him up The judges got that kiea too
and took Jason on the sulky and Pot on
Vim. Gregg Of Andover 90 drive Black
Nathan. In this heat the Norway horse
acted unsteady and Dan Berry GOT first,
Frank A. second. Black Nathan third
and II. r. Z. fourth. The third beat
VAS taken by II. r. Y. With Black Ms
than Gloss second. The foarth and hfth
heats were Won easily aud hands0Oely
By Black Nathan With u. r. \. secood,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

rssx.-sis ~ . year n p.ii .sr,ctiy In sivsncs.
othsr~,-s sis yssr. >inxls oop's. osuss-
Apxskrt.Nss>r- All lsssl sls.tti-snsuts an
sftsa lhr,s osa-.xutive in-sftien- fef slaa 80
Inrh ~ kn4th % colunn. ~tsstsi essttfe ~
nsais ~itA k-sl trsnsisni All yesFu sisefNs-
err.
Jon Pxt~rf~a Ne. tyts. fNst vrv-ses. steana
pssxr expsrtsns~.l wofkn.sn All 80 prtss
eauahlns - SAKE en-. aspsrtmsut 20 oar b~si-
no. csmplsts AL rspulsf,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

.And n rains.i, u rsiaesi. 10 rsipci.
yca know all sioa, that part 81 the
fair. The fate ~ the state fair over
took Va In eve1 worse form than al tr~-
lsion on the previous ~sek AMI u MAS
- -iou. question al Que time Whistler TIE
westher would drive the fair "r Nce
vera. hat the weather gave up exhaust
e.i Thursday noon AMI the Oxford 'oan-
~ Agricultural society Got In its In.
ninys. The Ticket WILSON'S M. shovel
up and the quarters eexan ." now 'n'"
the .ociety's blg valle..
N wasn't ne~sssry to convert the
hor.. rae. ~ Thursday afternoon Into
hal race either. for the track had drir'i
"A .uf,,rlsntly Zoe the chestnut MARI,
Nd,r, owned BY 4. W. Thompson ~
,anton. "a make . rccorl 10 ~ u In
the : % class. cle.ely followed by Z. w.
IIeaId'. BAY gsliing. Lacius y, sui the
rae was 80 fili~i up With ''mlxed beats
that darsnes. came on before coald bs
hnished.
Well, n was I'll there. bigger aud bet
ter than ever. thoagh soms ~ u came q
lhtle late On acccani 20 the rain. The
crowd IL Thursisy afternoon vas small
~ c,,urse. bat those whe went saN
good hor.e rae. sud lots 20 other aiirac-
tion. without being ''psD-Sakci, "sand'
wkchs,d. or slhoNvi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

a tso-.l Mas tssssth an iuksfitanrs
To M. Chihlryns Ohiktrvn
Dsdication services OF the nsN organ
al south Paris, Tuesday evening, ~ep-
tstnh~r 18th
Orzsn NoisatAy. Mr.. ess hugxs
Insa-athsn Ess "a n nsl.tsF
Authsu. ~ Choir.
Ess.iins ~ >crtptur, All PRAYER - ,isiisstieu.
kaF 4 a.. VA
~sla NJ Fhsra Harry - Ilsstssn.
Nsnlnfiai AAirv-s ~ " a. llsl-isf
IA hymn 80 sanz. whtTh a-ssi D. D. fstarits
- ilss tnsha Nsr-s--i hsng o. ~ thew
Een~iirtion. By pastef.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

The exhibit of knit goods and yarn,
domestic eoois anil fancy needIewofk
Ma. good. and attracted much attention,
though p~rhsps The MILLINERY display of
Mr.. "a. w. Ilrut a Co.. south Paris,
drew the largest crowd.
4 chair With legs, arms. and back
frame cf de~f's legs, Was an Object 81
much admiration.
PAINTINGS AND riioro WORK.
in. Chase. Oxford, exhibited . large
quantity ef portrait photograph work,
ersyon and oil portraits, With handsome
". mes.
Ml.. Libby, of Norway, showed . few
photographs, sni . numtcrcf hue views.
Painting. aud crsyon work made an
exhibit ahead of that of fcrmer years.
The largest exhibitors In this depart
ment wrrr Mrs.. r. =. iarpes, south
psrl., Mrs. 4. r. Piummcr, south Paris,
Matti~ I. Richards, south Paris, Mis-. ".
". IIoaghton, Paris, Mrs. \. }. i'eniey,
south Fairs, Mrs. 4. q. fiu, south
Paris.
". J. wheeler. south Paris, showed
plano. snd organs.
y. Hack, Norway, showed case ri
sporting gocis.
ABA, 90 SUNSHINE.
The element. seemed determined Fri.
isy to make up In some Sigh, dcgr~c Tot
the delay and annoyance that the un'
cc..lng fiood hal caused. u was a.
bright aud perfect a. ever any agrical
tursi society could desire. Everything
uas In good shsp-, snd the spirit. OF .
soaked ani discouraged people rccoNer'
| 81 from the depressed condition 81 ths
pr,SrsSilng days. "rhe track" aid :
wslI.known horseman, els Ina the bal
condition. u ever wss." The only drsw'
hack Ia IN. success 10 the exhibition
~as the mud. Ia some placrs four or Nv
Inches deep, which the rain had made Va
the highways. Hut people ~ade'
throagh this Tor the AXE ~ going u
the fair.
Oi coar.e postponed exhibition eau
not b. expected Ia equal Que bell ou
time. "falr l. postponed Two secss,
"falr viii 20 on u u clears OF Thur
dav noou. aud either conflicting run'"t'
had gon. cut. 81 that many of the fsfm
er. away from the telegraph hal mol
hecu able, on so short notic Ia l-sru th'
true state ~ AFFAIR.". Consequently tn
aitendanc. Friday was Pcrhip. 800 lea
than the largest -cconi DAYS sttenisnc'
ca T,corl and az least that number lea
than woald have been on the ground
"wednesday, u Ne hal had q ~c.k Z"
good weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

~ bad year for "a, say the orchard
ists. Nevertheless the fruit growers of
Hebron. Paris and Norway were on hand
With good number of varieties.
q. n. George, Hebron. had - vsrie-
ties apples, 10 of pears, of plums. : of
grapes. . q crab apples
Lsinael Quincy. Hebron, had II varie-
ties % apples, ) of pears, J Of grapes, ,
~ plums, : Of crab apples.
v. T.. DeCoster, OF Buckheld. had -
varieties of apples, 4 Of pears. 3of plums.
lie called attention % some remarkably
handsome specimens Of ClApp's fasorite
pears.
,. a. Brsdbary, Norway. had va
rieties of grapes and . Of pears.
Three specimens of eranberries we're
shown.
one grower shows several varieties Of
Msine-gro~n peaches.
The middle 10 The upper hall was de-
voted 10 the rugs, rsg carpets, ete~ Of
which there VAS the usual uumbeej
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

Entrie. Ia race. At canton. -'i',a.-r
%, - aud -:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

t-ts
CONF. y. smith, u. =. Bracket.
Town Steer Teams. T.. Wood, Nor.
way, " old town team, si.oGs,; \. n.
a ii. a. Millett, Norway, . VI old town
team, lG5; !. y. T'itcomb, Norway, J VI
old town team, Leo; l.. A. Carter, Nor.
way, 3yr old town team, l.Cs,; u. A.
Watson, Norway, = yr old town t~an,
iG5; A. n. Andrews, Paris, J yr old
town team, l.lG; W. n. Mason, Paris,
" odd town team. l.iG; n. w. Durham.
Paris, , " old to~n team, l.i6; q. W.
Maxim, Paris, > yr old town team, i.ls
y. IL. stearn.. Paris, W old town team,
Lie; A. u. Cushman, Norway. . W old
town team, rs; \. u. 4 II. A. Miiieti,
Norway, J yr old town team, I.JJ; ". W.
Millett, Norway. 2 yr old town team,
IN; ID. A. Watson. Norway, ! VI old
town team. II; \. II. a u. A. Miilett,
Norway, ! " old town team, 1.35; same.
: yr old town team, lis; Eidron Siearns,
Paris, yr old Town team, 100; q. N.
bird, Paris, same, 100; John Whitman,
Paris, same, loo; u. B. stearns, Paris,
same, Loo; A. II. Andrews, Paris, same,
100; u. u. tiumpus, Paris, same, 100.
Com.-V. u. Dccoster, Ellis whitman,
%. q. Turner.
Thoroughbred Cows and IIelfers.-s
". King, Pars, jersey COW, A. = q. G.,
%; J. l.. 4 II. l.. Horne, Norway, same,
4; Mountain View stock Farm, Paris,
same, .; d. J.. Brett, Otisaeld. iIolsteln
COW, o.; W. W. Durham. Paris, ssme, 4,
ID. j.. BRITT, OtIsneld, szme, 4; n. W..
Dunham, Paris, Durham coz, O.; y. n.
Mug, Paris, jersey Tyr old heller, s.;
.; ID. I. Brvst, Otlsdeid, iioisteIn = VI
old heller. 8; W. ". Durham, Paris.
sa,ne, .; W. W. Durham, same, q; ]. l..
4 u. l.. Horne, Norway, Jersey ! " old
heller, A. }. q. C., .; b. l. Brett, Ode
Geld, Holsseln duo. 9; W. W. Dsnhsss,
lAts, sasse, q; ". ". Danhsa, same, I !;
J. l.. q U. L. Horne, Norway, jersey
yserii.g heller, A. J. q. C., j;J.L !
n Il Horne, sans, ., sans. Jsrssy ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
Tine, y 10. s"o, siio, t"t
TiIE ANIMAL MEETING.

Ihe annual uittting Ior tHf tHttiou W
officers % the society took place Satur-
day afternoon at one o'clock. President
A. y. Andrews ~ Norway In the chair.
The term. ~ office of President Andrews
and Secretary King do not expire this
year. \. n. Locke, of West Paris WAS
chosen Vice President and the follo~ing
trustees elected:
John ". PhiIbrc.k ~ Bethsi.
William J. whee,sr ~ south Pahs.
%. l. Bvti % Osisneli
Virgil q. tAs)sstsr of Buekhsii
Voted TO publish the award of preml-
ums In the Oxford Democrat and Oxford
County Advertiser, subject Ia revision
by the trustees.
TnE FORTUNATE EXHIBITIONS.
Following !. = list of the awards m,de
by the several committees. These are
subject to revision by the trustees, and
II there IL any irr-gulariiy they may be
changed. The.e premium, will he paid
at the fair grounds, Ia the afternoon of
September Il, October 4 aud II.
Drawing Oxen.-D.A.Tuttle, Euck feld,
oxen, q feet, 8 inches, %; ID. y. Turner,
IBuckfield, oxen, q feet s Inches, Frank
Wood Norway. oxen. q feet . Inches, =;
Frank knight, Waterford, oxen, ! feet ,
inches u; R.k. Morrill,, Norway, oxen, I
feet Z inches, 4; y. T.. Morrill,, Norway,
oxen, Z feet 2 inches, 4. Frank Ptn'ey.
South Paris, oxen, q feet II Inches, 10;
Jessc Howe, Paris, oxen fect III Inch
~, 2; Warren BumpuS, Buckneld, oxen, q
frrt II Inches, :. :. .,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

While the race. % saturday wrrr good
anil entertaining they ver. not e'Inal Ia
luicr-.t to tho.. IL the two prc'iou.
days.
In %. elias. for green horse. iher,
were q starters. The hay g-ldlng Ntvho-
Ia. ownci by \. a.. P.nley, south Paris,
aud pllo,ei by Charlie. rhsyer, Won the
hr.t two b-st.. ~ rhsyrr'. black geld
lug Hopeful Won the third and fourth
heat. aud the hith aud deciding h.a,
va. an inicrr.tlng que. Hopeful held
~. pole aud Lead until III. hack stretch
~a. reached on the second roand. when
break lost al. position to Nlchola. Who
son the heat ani race, closely pu.h~i
| by IIopsful Ia 2 ~ Ia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

tN""t " ~ ~
in the - elias. only thr-c starters
appeared aud two % those wrrr .sld to
t.c owned by the same man. u va. r,l-
dent from the beginning of thl. race
that the hay stallion keystone, owned
by Frank l.. Fox ~ Cornish "hsd u all
Ill. own way" aud while an attempt was
made by the drivers Ia entertain the su.
dIence Il va. islkci on the grand stand
that the race WAS trott~i At the stable az
FAR a. the flnai result ~ss concerned. u
va. q disappointment Ia the audience
not to see their fsyorit. horse, Black
Nathan, la this race.