Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-13

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No. Field Creps.
There were 10 excellent specimens Of
White Wheat exhibited We award
John s. Schrack, East Buffaloe, bes; 5
acres W. Wheat, 3S bush. pr acre ) 90
r. V. B. Lincoln, Hartley, % best,
(White) 23l bush. pr acre 3 90
John Alexander, Sd best, (Medi,er'u)
! 21a bush. or acre , 90
j. 4 I. Wilson, best bush. Wheat / 20
Joseph Kelly, ID best, (MedIter'p) 80
j. NJ. Nesbit, p. Lohr, 4. Eyer, Z.
F.Gundy, and J Guier, for samples
of White Wheat, we rec. prem each 80
j. S. Schrack, best bush. Rye, rec. %
Peter Smith, Hartley, best lot Clover
seed, rec l 90
Paul Lohr, Chilisq. best bush. Corn 90
John Locke, Lewsbrg, 2d BEST so
J. NJ. Nesbit, Jacob Gundy, A. Fred
erick, Jas. Kelly, specimens Corn,
rec. each so
6enj. Lohr, Bufaloe, best bush Oats 80
Philip Sipley, West Butfaloe, bush
Black Oats, rec. 80
John Alexander, best acre Potatoes,
(l40 bush 3 90
II. W. Fries, Lew, ID, I &c. 132 bu. = 90
Martin Dunkel, jackson, best bush
Sweet Potatoes | 90
VIM. Nagle, Kelly, 2I best, rec 80
VIM. Ketcham, " best bu. Potatoes so
John Chamberlin, W nj. Wilson, Lew,
for specimens Potatoes, rec. each so
Robt Lyon, Chilisq. bes, bushTurnips 80
Mrs. VI aylor, Lewisg, best bush. Beets 80
VIM. Frick, Norman Ball, Jno Locke,
Lewg, for Beets, rec. each so
n, Ball, for best peck Lima Beans 80
Jas. d. Chambcr.in, Buff, Beans, rec 80
best peek Peas so
Robt Lyon, best 10. of Cabbage, So
F.B.S Sterner, Lewbg, lot Cabbage, rec so
Joel Kelly best Pumpkins l 10
J.H. Beale, N.Blll, and R.Lyons, for
Pumpkins, rec. each so
CIR. Bliss, Lewbg, for best Egg Plant
and Broccoli, rec. so
J.D. Chamberlin, best 10. Tomatoes,r rec. so
THOMAS HAYES,
GEORGE SLEER,
PHILIP SIPLEY,
JOnN G. WATSON,
JOHN HAuCK,
JouN WILT.
No. S.-Frut.
The committee report that the display
in this department is uncommonly fine, and
would, in their opinion, do credit to the
Oldest County Agricultural Society in the
State. In several cases they found great
difficulty in selecting, from among samples
of nearly equal excellence, those which
should be entitled to the highest rank
We award the premium for the best lot
of Winter Apples to David Heiser of Buff |
falo, who exhibits the following varieties:
London Lady, French Pippin, Belleileur,
Rambo, Pound, Sweet Russet and Golden
Pippin, j. or r. and 81 90
For the Cd best, to John Click of Buf- |
falo, who exhibits one peck IF each of the
following kinds Bellefeur (very ine,
Rambc, Smokehouse (very fine,) Pound,
Romantic, Long Island Red Streak, and
Pcnnock, j. or L.
They also award Diplomas to j. Eyer Of
Union, NJ j. Laird Of East Buffalo, and |
Francis Wilson of Buffalo, for very fine
displays of Apples
The premium for the best variety of
Apples is awarded to James D.Chsmberln
of Buffalo. He exhibits specimens Of II
varieties, most of which were grown on
trees Sc, out in 1852, viz. Swaar, Smoke
house, French Pippin, Roxbury Russet,
Fallenwalder, Rambo, Winter Sweet, Red
Spice, Gushahocka Pippin, Golden Piprin,
Sweet Rambo, Black Apple.
j. or Il. and 81 90
The best bush. Of Apples is exhibited
BY P.S.Sipley; be calls them Shel!enber,
ger. 81 o0
Diplomas are awarded to J. NJ Gsodolt'