The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-21


10 o'clock A. NJ. aud close at 2,P.M.
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4. C. ANDREWS.
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SECOND ANNUAL FAIR
ORANGEBURG AGRICULTURAL
s Gle II Y
WILL BE HELD AT
ANDREWS FACTORY BUILDING.
COMMENCING on
Tuesday. October ssti.,
AKp EsDIso on
Thursday, October 3Hst.
YENHE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AN
IL nounce that they are making arrange
ments to double the PREMIUM LiST. and 10
increase the attractiveness Of the PAIRin in
every particular. They appeal to the peonio
OF the county for their cooperation in the
work of making it agreat success. The
ladies especially are invited to contribute.
| and more than twice as many premiums An
at the late Fair. will be offered in the;r de-
partment.
The following is a summary Of the PROM
iums offered.
DEPARTMENT A.-EYELD CROES.
For largest yield Of cotton upon one aero,
For largest yield of corn .pon ,iv. aaron
of high land $I5.
For largest yield of corn upon eve seres
| Of swamp land. Sl5.
For larges, yield OF corn upon one aere Of
high land. S5. s-~sss,s-s,.sitiT ,Gl 80
For abe largest yield of corn npVn ons
For largest yield Of Rice upon &C ==-s,
For largest yield of Peas upon one acre.
For largest yield Of Sweet rotsioes upea
one acre, S..
acre, $25
For largest yield of ,u,nips upoa { aero,
For lsrses. yield Of Ground Nuts upon ono
acre, So. 71si ='--
For the larges. yield of NativeGrass Hay
upon one acre, SIS.
For largest yield ofPea Vine Hay upon
one acre. So.
For largest yield of Sorghum Syrup from
ono acre. SIS. - -
For largest yield Of Sugar Cane Syrup
from acre, SIS.
Parties wishing to compets FOR these
Preminms mngt Ds.ify the ESser,ixe Caea-
mittee before commencing TO gather { he re-
spective products. in order that arrange
men's may be made fer an Impartial tsrs ef
the respective yields. These premiums 10
be paid in AGRICULTURAL Tools or implements,
at market rates.
R.
SAMPLES OF CROPS
JOHN W. SELLERS, Esq. superintendent.
IL Premiums, worth from to SO.
GARDEN AND ORCHARD PRO
f ~ DUCTS, -tse
MAJ. JOHN J. sALLEY. Superintendent.
IL Premiums worth from 70 $40.
ID.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMEHT.
D. HEATING NORRIS. Esq. superin't
% Premiums worth from 2to SIS.
IL.
MA CHLNERY AND MANUFACTURES.
Coz. PAUL s. FIELDER. Superintendent
81 Premiums worth from 4 e $40
r..
LADIES' FoRH.
JOHN W. DANTzLER. Esq, supsrin't.
90 Premiums worth from 10 $40.
q.
STocR-RoRSEs AND RULEg.
Dr.. ALEX'R s. sALLEY. Superintendent.
20 Premiums, Medals aud Diplomas.
2. CATTLE.
HENRY N SMELL. Superintendent,
10 Premiums, Medals and Diplolnxs.
8. OTHER STOCK.
Col. JOHN C. EDWARDS. superintendent.
ls Premiums, Medals and Diplomas
In this Department especially, as we'll as
| i'll others, separate Premiums are offered for
! Imported Animals and Articles.
HI.
POULTRY.
j. GEORGE VoSE, ESQ., Superiuie iendent>
IL Premiums worthtrom 70 SIS.
q.
FEORCULTURE.
7. C. HUB8LE, Esq, Superintendent.
| Premiums worth from to So
K.
MiSCREL4NE0ES..
Cart. JOHN A. HAMILTON, saperihten't..
~ Premiums worth from 2 TO $40.
! Those desiring to exhibit, or to aetertein,
further particulars, are requested 10 apply
any ot Inc undersigned Tor infsPm&tion
| Premiums will also be off red fes blowing
aud for athletic skin . new vari st,and