The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-08-11
Order of Exhibition,

Superintendent at the Park and at Moron
bega and City Halls will be engaged in recev-
ing articles and animals for exhibition. Ex-
hibitors are requested to be prompt IN Getting
their exhibits placed and ready for exhibition
At 8 A. M. the Secretarys Office will be open
at the Fair Grounds for the trans action of bus
mess and delivery of entry cards.
An Assistant Secretary will be in attendance
at Norombega aud City Halls, and exhibits for
either place must be taken direct to the hall
where they will be entered and assigned space
for exhibition.
Announcements as to the time of base ball
bicy Gle race, foot race, and otner interesting
and amusing events, for which special preml-
ums will be made, viii be added to the Already
long list OF sports offered by the Association.
TUESDAY, AUGUST Both.
At A. M The Park will be open to visit
ors.
At 10 A. M. Committees will receive their
books at the Secretary headquarters and com
mence the examination OF the classes therein
designated, and continue from day to day un-
til all classes are disposed of.
At l0.30 A. M. Examination of Grade Hol-
stems.
AT II A. NJ Examination of Grade Jer-
seys.
AHA. M. Examination of trotting stock
stations, besG draft mares and colts
AT IL A NJ. Division ls--Matched oxen.
At 2 30 P. M, Grand trial of pulin oxen,
for all oxen 6 IL feet AID under. Same for
steers 3 years old snd unher 4
At 8 P. M Norombega and City Halls will
be open to visitors. Close at 10 P. M.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3lst.
Governors's Day.
Norombega and City Halls open each day at
s A. M. Closing at 10 P M.
At S A M. Committees will commence their
duties and continue until all classes are ex-
amued.
AT 9 A. NJ. Two years old, one year old and
steer calves.
At9 A. M. Examination of one, two hree
and four years Old geldings and FLIES, trotting
stock stations.
Att A. NJ. Trial OF plows. cutivators,
harvesting machines, road machines and rock
and stump filters. Butter making at Vanceboro
Wooden Ware Company's building. Display
of butter workers and creamery.
THURSDAY, SEPT. LIST.
At A. NJ. Stations for raising gentlemen 5
driving horses. Stations for raising draft
horses.
At 9 80 A. M Grand trial of draft horses.
AT 10 A. Nj. AT the Cattle Ring, examina-
ton of best town team of five yoke of oxen s
years old and over.
At IL A. M. Trial of plows and cultivators
and butter making at Vanceboro Wooden Ware
Building. Display If butter workers and
creamery.
At 80 P. M. Grand trial of pulling oxen.
At 9 80 P. M. Examination of town and
county teams.
Ats P NJ. Trial of harvesting machines,
road making machines rock and stump lift
ers, &c.
FRIDAY SEPT ID.
AT 10 A. M. Grand Cavalcade of all ami
mails around tie track All ANIMALS must ap-
pear in the cayalcade to be entitled to premi-
umS
Afternoon. The trials Of speed and other
amusemeuts will close the exhibition at the
Park.
The exhibition at the Hall will close at 10 P.
M.
OFFICERS.
GEO. A EMERSON, Assistant Secretary.
Miss EVA b STERNs, Assistant Secretary.
r. q. ROLLINS, Superintendent NurombeGa
Hall.
Miss HATTIE L. STEWART, Secretary Norom-
bega Hall.
CHAs. II .RDY, Superintendent Agricultural
Tool, Carriage and Mechanical Department.
C. A. ARNOLD, Superintendent Poultry De-
partment
A. H. WAUGH and A. E. Bass, Supernten-
denis Ticket Department
ALBERT FIELD, Superintendent Space and
Ground Rents.
IL. F. TIBBETTs, Marshal.
M e. MUDGETT, Press Agent.
CHARLES j. ELLIS, Superintendent Park.