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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-10-25
Insurance Ayeats.

KIMBALL 4 fARNsw0RTH, at the
Bank. t'#=E ".
GRlER, d. at his store,
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Liuery Stables.
Lumber Dealers.

MOOR Z l. RICHARDS, West OF Elm, st
near the DcNOycllcs House.
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Pdisters d Glaciers.
{ MAYNARD,J. W. *n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-10-25
Meat Maykcts.
NUineys.

-COMnS l. &AMANN- Aa.--Da-s IA
flee.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-10-25

GlLLETT, Il. Office In the Plain Dealer
building opposite Depot.
WEBSTER. J. r. Office with &. r.
BreckenAidg, over Chapins Store.
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Harness Makers.

HUTW6SS 4UUHeFS.
MILLER, FRED. See ad.
MALTBI, II. A., She p next door Jewel.
ry store.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-10-25

Have met with such EPTRAORDI-
NARY SUCCESS and are so much in
demand, is because they are found to po-
ssess all the qualities We claim for them,
viz
Purity and Hardness Of
eNIs5friNI therefore not liable to
scratch, } BritsiHMcy Of Fin
ish, Strengthening N1sA
PrfsPrcissg POsreI', and con-
ferring an amount ofease and comfort at
trined by no other Glasses in the World. !
They are without doubt the MOST PER-
rEcT and SCIENTIFICALLY ACCURATE Len
ses ever manufactured and last many years
without change.
For sale in this locality by .
DIR. j. j. CLEMMER.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-10-25
Jecelers.

SWENSON OLE, East side Of Elm st
See nd. ~-s "a e...a* 4s-.~ -... .F.~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-10-25

DIR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Has cured cascs Of C.ns,imysSe0
- pronounce! ;s4-,AslAs
br rhvsis>.A.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-10-25

,R. CROOKS NiNEOF TAR
Cures all Chronic Coueks,
-... and Coughs anG C~ -
more ei:cctually ;hSn ~!
other rckeAy.
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Uarduare Stores.
CHAPLIN, B. See nd.
DOAN l. BARKER, See I'D.
HANCHETT l. LOAIAS, at the old
stand ~ AeWt0n l. Caward.
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Grocery and Fruit Stores.
WEBSTER, ". b. See nd.
FUTILE, c. E. Co., In post Office.
GRlER, D., opposite Court H.usr.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-21

publ ~ beautiieo Of Che complexion
ever s such satisfaction for this pur
pose this Discovery The effect ofall
iaedi ie;aes which operate upon tho sys
tenn tpugh the medium ofthe bload are
necesssfiiy somewhat slow; no matter
how gSoa the remedy employed While
one sdree bottles clear the skin Of
pimple blotches; eruptions. yellow spots,
comedSses or"grub." dozen may posi-
bly be squiredto cure some cases whsre
the systeln is rotten with scroiulous or
yirulent blood poisouo The cure OF all
these diseases, however, from the com.
mon pimpie to the worst scrcfuia is With
the use Of .his most potent agent, only
matter of siaie. Sold BY all druggists.
BorTLEs FULL OF BEAuTY.-Ladies
if ya., s .sesld =d have hean.y by the bottle
full, all you have to do is to purchase
fHugans Magnolia Balm. That peerless
beautifer,of the complexion not only
heightens natural charms, bat renders
even the plainest countenanoe exceeding.
ly attractive lt recalls to the pallid
cheek the rosy tinge Of health, removes
pimples, blotches, roughness, sallowness
aud other blemishes, and impart to the
skin a most delicate fairness aud softness
1t smooth the burrows caused by time or
care and gives face neck and arms the
plump and engaging appearance OF youth
fnl beauty. All this is accomplished by
the most natural means, viz by gently
and naturally stimulating the circulation
in the capillary blood vessels. Besides
being the most effectual aid to beauty
known to modern science.
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Like Pie.crust.

The Republican, of Saturday, says
that Mr.. Reuben Tomlinson will run
to the end, ''it he only gets Eve thous
ait; vo;ss. :" .rh::= Th:= e :!:ee=pp :h!:ee=p ilea.e
considering that Mr.. Tomlinson has no
more control over the brains of the
movement Of which he is the figure
head, than Mrs. Partington's mop hud
over tho waves of the broad Atlantic
When Orr, Corbin, Sawyer and Bowen
give public pledge that they will not
abandon "the "bolt," even if the
Democrats nominate third ticket, il
will be time enough to put their SINGER.
ity to the touch. Until then, such u
promise as that of Mr.. Tomlinsou will
not help him or asseiye the public
Charleston Nc,os.
-. How does the Quaker candidate like
the above2 A little while ago he was
the incest sort of creaturos--to. day the
squatty fellow is shown TO- be a mere
"fgure-head" and as brittle as "pie
crust" Mr.. Byas will explain.
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE

Whereas, W. D. Hornsby hath applied to
me for Letters Of Administration OH
the Estate of Russell w. Wiles, late Of Or
angeburg County, deceased.
These arc therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and Creditors
of the Gaid deceased, to he aud app ear be
fore me, at . Court of Probate for the said
County to be holden at Orangeburg, on the
2etA day Of September 1872, al 10 clock A.
NJ, TO show cause if any, why the said Ad-
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my Hand and the Seal of Court,
this 18th day of Sept A. D. 1879, and in
the ninety seventh year of American Inde-
penaenoe.
THAD. C. ANDREWS,
sept 3l-~2t Judge Of Probate.
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Sheriff Sales.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY
In COMMON PLEAS

Ez pGrte Caroline Kariok and others.
BY virtue Of an order made in this case
upon return in Partition, will sell on
Monday TIN October next, as the Court
House. the following lands which were OF
Adam Ksrick, decea-ed.
TIE ..Hnme" Track of l13 acre,
bounded by lands of j. VI. Crossweii, tne
Trust Estate Of A. r. Taber, T. j. Carson
and n. W. Riser.
2. The "wiles" Tract of one hundred
(1oO) acres bounded by lands of ID. j. Zeig.
Ter. William Watt and Aan Smoke, and
3. The Thomson" Tract of 40 acres
bounded by lands of II. W. Riser, p. NJ
larson and L. J. Carson.
Terms-One-third cash. (b,i. with liberty
to the purchaser 20 pay uil oash). the bal.
ance or credit cf enc gear, secare.l BY
bond with interest from date and mortgage
made payable to the Judge of Probate,
Purchaser to pay for papers and recording.
o,anssSa1s sasf' e ot1s' f. 5 H. hssss' s. s, c
Sept. eth, 1872.
sept IA I'd
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REPUBLICAN.

All persons who aspire to beauty OF
personal appearance should not neglect
that natural adcessory the hair. BY
many it has been neglected untilthe hair
has become thin, gray, entirelyoff. Mrs.
srs. Hall L. Co., Nashue, N. H., have
produced an effeetual remedy. called
Sicilliau Hair Renewer, which cures all
diseates of the scalp This wonderful
prebaratiou acts upon the glands, which
support and nourish the hair, restores
gray hair to its original color makes the
scalp white and clean remoy.s and pre-.
vents the formation Of dandruff aud Ill
cutauoous eruptions; and by its tonic aud
nntEitive proberties, restores the scalp
to healthy state, and creates new
growth. AS dressing, it is unsurpass
ed, giving the hair that brilliaucd SC
much admired by all.-Bostou CONNER.
ciat.
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y Il 4 = D. 4
Messrs. Mcintyre & Co have COM
menced che publication of n paper in
Colleton County. The inside is printed
at the North, aud the outside, to Judge
from its typographical appearance, is
6rss seen il 9 certain oEics ;n Charles
ton. IF we are incorrect. We shall be
glad to be SO informed. We Sispise ..oat-
sides,' aud 'insides" and desire, for the
sake of the prosperity ofour own local
newspapers, to discourage such system
of distributing Northern ideas and quack
advertisements through the South, as are
practised in certain Counties in this
State. When the Colletou Gazette is
published in Colleton, we shall place it
upon our; exchange list. We shall not
do 30 before. 1t. being Republican in
politics does not soften our prejudice
against the institution that publishes
the first half of it.
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NOTICE.

ROOMS OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
orauge6urg County. September, 9th 1872.
The voters Of the various precincts are
hereby ordered to assemble at their respec-
tive places Of meeting on Saturday Septem-
her 2lsI. 1872. for the purnose of eectine
Delegates to the Convention for the said
Coun y which will be held Mt the Court
House on Tuesday oath instant, and also TO
elect, at said precinct meetings a Chairna
Pfor each rcceinct, who shall hold his Office
for two years. The ratio of representation
will be the same rs allowed in the recent
Convention for the election of Delegates to
the State Convention.ss
It is urgently requested that the BEST
MEN be sent. ALI meetings mus. DC called
to order at II NJ on the day above designa-
ted. JAMES L. JAMISON,
Chairman.
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The Charleston Daily ReptJlicau has
been levied upon BY Sheriff Macky. 1t
appears that he holds motgagc over
the "shehang and determining not to be
bespattsred by his own organ, seized it's
presses, type, &c. 1t is out again, how
ever, but evidently printed in tho Office
of the Sunday Ti.-,es or Ncps. The
Republican, was exceedingly spicy to-
wards it's last days.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-21

1t has been said by many of the sup
porters of Tomlinson that he is man
Of ext raordinary Intelligence. We have
seen the gentleman aud if there is any
thing extra about him, he has u remark
ably bad way Of showing it. He
wouldn't do for clown, although We
have heard it suggested that Corbin,
his bl ted fugleman, would make u
frst-rate ring. master.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-21

PNPLEs, ERUPITIoN, RouGR SKIN. -
The systemibeing bnt under the influence
of DR.. Pierce's Medical Discovery for a
few weeks, the skin becomes smooth clear
soft and velvety, and being illuminated
with the glow Of perfect health from
within true beauty stands forth in all
its glory. Nothing ever presc.cd to the
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-21

has q good delivery, end therein ocnu:sts
his charms pforatory, if there is sanythiag
about him. Why, our ueigabor on the
corner. under all Of it's editorial changes
aua Pecuniary cmoarusmuuis, uuuia nayp
gotten up an editorial that would have
sounded as sloasent in print as the
speeches ofshe @south garolila orator.
Il is a deslish sight better 70 be born,
lucky then rich.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-21

There is a nasty fsht going on bo-
tween Whipper aud Smaiis for the
senatorship OF Beaufort County. Which
of the Two aspiranta ia ahead we are un-
able to say, but we do venture the as
sertion, from our knowledge of the two
men, that SO far as intelligence is con
cprned. smalls is dwarf to Whipper.
For conceit, ignorance and pompos,ty,
Smalls had no oequalin the last Legislature.
The only objection to Whipper is, that
he keeps company with Tomlinson and
Corb in.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-21

The rreas of the country teens with
columns of praise Of Mike O'Cornnor's s
eloquence. He is now in Massachuse.t ts
ougased in stumpiug that State for
Greeley. We have read the most of his
speeches andlif there Is anything in them
more than the "eloqaanco" of the com.
monest stump orator we have never dis
covered 1t. He Is man Of some ability,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-21
1 The County Convention.

,tS o3 l,sIr;tI99 - Rf
aisBefore our next issue the County
Convention for orangeburg County will
have met and made its nominations.
The heart of every honest Republica n
is anxiously awaiting the result. If
proper sort of nominations are placed in
the field, there will be no doubt of the
saocesss, Of the Republican party in this
County On the 18th of October next. But
sit should be, remembered that there is
already q division in our party, and that
tho Democrats are waiting fer an op
purtunity to put ticket of their ava
I ia the field. "A Democratic Chairman
has been appointed for this County, and
when the time comes, and chance is
! offered, he will not be slow in organiz-
/ Ing bis party. In the event that there
should be two Republican tickets pre-
Il . .
sented to the public, the Democrats
| win have an open road to victory, in
/ fpite of our three thousand majority
The Charleston Ne,cs, journal that
has, q deep seated and hearty hatred to-
wards the blacks, advises the Democratic
u /
chairinen, throughout the State, to be
on the q,a vioe, and whenever there
is chance to slip in their men,
to do so, and spurn the support of the
colored voters. Tho .ATe,cs is usually
cautious--having brains enough to Look
q little way beyond its own nose-but
when it presented this advice to the
white people of South Carolina, We don t
think, after the second sober thought,
thai it could see any wisdom or humane
policy in its course. Shame on the man
who in one instance begs the colored
vote, and ia another, damns it. Col.
sored men, tho Charleston -Neps has no
use for.you; advises che party to do all
they can to have you put good ticket
in the field, where it is certain that you
are sure to pia, but whcrever the Demo.
Gratis may be in the majority, its policy
is not to touch you. Was there ever
such an internal spirit of downright
hellishness exhibited through the
columns Of any newspaper before, except
Wheycs ignorance, and hearts bronzed
With the seething corruption of hell,
control tha editorial pen 1t has been
our desire to have the Republican party
act 50 as to appeal TO the masses of the
people, both white and black, but how
can any expect the eolored people to
heod .su9h teachings when. such iamn.
able doctrines as the above are praotised
by their enemies Does the Charleston
Mesg propose to make o chattel OF the
Republican party7 Does it imagine
that the sunlight Of Intelligence does
not illumine the path of any but its
carpct.bag cditors7 It is really mistaken
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Bowen and Mackey are hammerins
away at each other in Charleston
Knives and pistols are sometimes used
by the roughs of both p.rties when til.
respective leaders invariably decamp.
"He that ii gifts and runs away,
Will live to fight another day"
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IT its paralytis nerves have succeeded
in making isso full Of conosis. There
aresome thingsthatth joqrnalcan advise
us on, aud ahich we win consider, and.
neradyentgre, act upon, put s racn u
resorts to downright devilment, we loose
our patience with it, aad feel more like
damning the thing to etonral infamy
than blessing it with a compliment upon
moving into its new quarters. But Let
US return to the County Convention.
II is SO, that the party in this County
has never before occupied a position so
uncertain as the present. Heretofore
o ticket placed In the field, and labelled
sRepublican" was shurc to win. No
notice was ever taken of the character
pf the men upon il. The State Conyen-
ton promised . reformation in this
particular. No party is laboring harder
to have good men placed upon tho
County tickets than the State Executive
Committee. They are men of intelligence,
and feel that the Republican party must
live longer than two years. Their
desires in this connection will never be
gratifed If Republicans, throughout the
State, nasi!es. No concern in the mat
ter. Good men must be placed in nomi-
nation the Republican party is pledged
to Reform; and the Republican party
must live.
The County Convention, which will
assemble on Tuesday must remember
these three facts. The Boilers support
ers in Orangeburg are looking forward
to the result of its work with anxious
eyes. They think that there will be
disaffection, no matter who is nominated
Ws) grant it. No Convention has ever
assembled that gave entire satisfaction;
but therp have been snct things as Con-
'ventious presenting mon to the public
absolutely obnoxious, offensive. peuri.e
aud weak. The Boilers want this t. be
the case on Tuesday next We knew their
programme It is their purpose to get
as many men in the regular Convention
as possible; make a hard fight for their
friends; if defeated, to Withdraw with as
many delegates as they can persuad,
away, assemble Immediately afterwards,
put ferth careful nominations, and de-
clare them the regular nominees. They.
the Boilers, will then call their own
Convention, which will make no non,i.
nation, but ratify the nominations made
by the Boilers from the regular Con-
yeution. Cannot every man see how
dangerous and deep-laid this game is |
There is no use Disgusting the fact. If
the Republican Convention shows no re-
ference to merit on Tuesday, the future |
may have some cause for apologizing
for the defeat Of the party. Those
are progressive times Of ours, and
progressive men must be regarded. The
Republican party doesn't want mill
stones tied around it's neck. Live. active.
and vigorous men are tie only ones who
can insure its perp ,tuaton.
We have no choice to put before thu
Convention. We simply want it to do |
ito duty. If it fails in that, we say
frankly that its nominees will deserve
defeat. Gentlemen, we bid you be
true to yoursels es, your party and its
principles.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-21
GcoMMUICArED.1

Editor Orangebury Neps:
am informed that the Board of
Commissioners of election organized by
electing T. X. Sasportas Chairman and
George Clyde of Charleston Clerk of
the Board. Two questions 1 W wish to
ask:
First. Is Mr.. Clyde voter of this
County.
Second. Are all the managers of elec-
tion to be appointed from Charleston
z!::...y9 eN
| REPUBLICAN.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-21
In THE COURT OF PROBATE.

WHBREAs, Laban A. Trick hath applied 10
me for letters Of Administration on tho Be.
tato Of Alice NJ. Irick, late OF Orsngeburg
County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
ali and sinssi.ss -. -. 1:..;.,,l CO. -. H.s:.s-e
OF the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me at Court Of Probate for the said
County, to be holden st Orangeburg on the
2 9Th day Of September 1872, at 10 O'clock A.
M. to show cause if any, why the said Ad-
ministration should no, be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal of my
Court, this 18th day of Sept, A. d. 1872.
Independence.
THAD. C. ANDREWS,
sept 2l-2t Judge of Probate
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Orangeburg County Republican
Convention.

By virture Of being elected County Chair
man of the County of Orangeburg, here
by issue n call for q Convention of the Re-
publican Party of said County to be held in
the Town of Orangeburg, on Tuesday Sep
tember oath, at II O'clock A. NJ. for the
purpose of electing State Senator. Judge
of Probate. Clerk of Court, sher q, Five (5)
Members House of Representatives, three
(3) County Commissioners, School Commiss-
ioner, and Coroner, to be voted for on the
Sixte NH day of October next being the
taird nednesday of said month.
JAMES l.. JAMISON.
County Chairman Republican Party.
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Notice OF Dismissal.

NToTrcE Is REREBY arvGN THAT +
y will on tho Goth day Of October next
file my final account with tho Hon 'rao,."
Judge Of Probate. for Orangenurg County. ms
Administrator Of B. VI. Dantzler. and ask for
Letters of Dismissal.
J. p. NJ. FOCRES,
sept 2l-ft Administrator.
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AN ORDIN ANCE

LAAN W A1V 1AlN
To Provide for the Assessment
and Tax action Of Property
I'm the Town OfOrangebnre
9. G.. Ratified the 4tls day Of
September lSS2.
SECTION. ]. De it ordained and enacted
by the Town Council Of orangeburg in
Council Assembled. That Boad of apprai-
sers to consist Of Luther Ransdale, ESQ,
Stiles r. Melliohamp ESQ, and Samuel
Dibble ESQ, is hereby appointed to assess
the value of the Real Estate within the cor
porate limits Of said Town. for taxation, and
thai said appraisers shall. after taking the
oath of Office pi escribed by the constitution
of this State, enter Immediately upon the
discharge of their duties as such, by assess
ing the value Of each seperate lot or parcel
of land in said Town including the improve
ments thereon. And any two of said Board
shall be competent to make this said assess
ment. And that the said Board or major
iiy thereof shall make returns of their said
assessment TO the Clerk of the Town Coun-
Gil on or before the Goth day of fSeptembsr
1872.
SIC. 2. That the assessment as return ed
shall remain in the hands of the said Clerk,
and be open to the inspection of all the
citizens and owners OF real Estate in said
Tow, from the Goth day September 1872, un-
&: :::S :ass: s:=J q o9:ohaE 1879 1879, :a,::-:n.:
which period appeals from said assessment
may be made, by any party interested, to
the Town Council. and will be acted upon
by them; and the decision of the Town
Council shall be final in such cases, and the
assessment so made and returned, with such
alterations as may be made by the Town
Council on appeal as above provided, shall
be the assessment upon which all Town taxes
shall be levied, until otherwise provided by
law
F. H. w. BRIGGMAN,
Mayor.
Ell. OLIvEROS,
Clerk.
Ratified in Council this 4th day of septem-
ber 1872.
E. j. OLlvEROS,
Clerk
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"A CARD.

OK to Gao PER DAY! Agents
UO WANTED! All classes OF working
people. Of either sex. young or old. make
more money ut work for us in their spare
moments. or all the time, than Mt anything
else Particulars free. Address
G. STINSON & co,
se,, 2l-Io Portland, Maine.
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= a ~ + q. lt5t
NyHE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES AN
Il nounce thai they are making arrangs-
ments to double the Pre- EMfUAlLisT and 10
| increase the attraetiyensss or the lPATF 4,
every particular. They appeal to The peonis
of the county for THAR co-operniion in The
work Of mnking il great success. The
ladies especially are invited TO contribute.
and more than twice as msRy premiums, as
at the late Fair. viii be offered in their de-
I partment. 's -
The following is q summary Of the prong
iums offered. go, =.
DEPARTMENT A.--E1EZD OR0Fg.
For largest yield Of cotton upon one acre,
For largest yield fcSrn spon 1ise asres
| of high land. $I5. Y ~
For largeat yield Of corn upon ava acsea
of swamp land, SIS.
For largest yield Of corn upon one acre Of
high land! $5s s5s.sss4.Izl lt,-y x l-., =
f For 'he largest yield Of corn npen ons
acre Of swamp land, SIS. =
For largest yield Of Rice npos cns usrs,
For larsest yield Of Peas apou On. acre.
d. For ssra largest yield Of sres. re,4sssssssa
acre, $3.50.
For largest yield Of ,urnips upsa { acre,
For largest yield Of croansl Nsis UPON ono
acre. So. n
For the largest yield OF Native Grass Hay
upon one acre. $5.
For largest yield ofRs. Wins Hay upon
For hrges, yield ofsorghum Syrup from
one acre. S5. I5.s
For largest yield Of Sugar Cans syru7
from / acre, SIS.
Parties wishing 10 compets fsr these
Prsr1is'Ess. ln'r, nefify he Eaeep,ise cans..
mites before sermmeacingt to gathevt ne srs,-
sPccsiye products, in order thai arsance-
ments mpy be nude fer an in,l aysikI tstf OF
the respective yields These premiums te
be paid in Agricultural Toele or lmpismenss,
at market rates.