The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-15
Premium List.

Premium List.
The following is the list of premiums
awarded by the State Agricultural aud
Mechanical Society, at its fifth annual
exhibition:
FIELD CRops. &c.-Largest yield OF
corn on one acre of restored lowlands,
r. E. Ellison, Jr., Fairfield, $40.
Largest yield on ten acres Of restored
lowlands, r. e. Ellison, Jr., Fairfield,
$25.
Largest yield wheat on Eve acres. T.
W. Rabb, Fairfield, $40.
Largest yield oats on ten acres, T. W.
Rabb, Fairfield, $40.
Largest yield oats on ono acre, L. w.
Rabb, Fairfield, S..
bale native Means grass. largest yield
per acre, J. M. Morgan, Riohland, $5.
Largest yield sweet potatoes on one
acre, 1863 bushels. T. ". Rsbb, Fair
field, S5.
SAMPLES OF FIELD CROPS -Bag white
wheat, IA bushels to acre, James Nc.
Caslan, Abbeville, $5.
Bushel red wheat, r. a. Griffin,
Abbeville, SIS.
Bag corn, James McCaslan. Able.
vile, $5.
Stock corn, one bushel, J. n. Hoff
man, Lexington, SIS.
Bushel barley, D. W. Aiken, Abbe-
Vile, $5.
Bushel oats. T. w. Rabb, Fairfield,
Bushel rye, D. W. Aiken, Abbeville,
W t.
bushels different varieties peas, T.
W. Rabb, Fairfield, SIS.
Display of grain, T. W. Rabb, Fair
field, $40.
Sweet. potatoes. bushel, J. N. Hoff-
man. Lexington, So.
Bushel Irish potatoes, r. a. Griffin,
Abbeville, So.
Bushel table turnips. D. r. Elkins.
Fairfield, $5.
Bushel Ruta-baga turnips, W. p.
Spigener, Riohland, S..
Bale pea vine hay, J. Nj. Crawford,
Colu mbia. IS.
Ab5eville, IS.
Luoerne hay. j. Wash Watts. Lau.
rens, So.
Bushel seed rice. water.howed, with
sheaf attached. W. .. Cain, Sumter, $5.
Bushel upland rice, T. W. RAbb,
Fairfield, SIS.
Bunch cigars, 8. G. made. native to.
bacco, Master Sandy Swygert, "A years
oid.i Richland, SIS.
Bale cotton, J. N. Crawford, Colum.
bia, first premium, $40.
Bale cotton, VIM. G. Fooshe, Abbe.
vile, second premium, So.
Pumpkins. ]. N. Hoffm an, Lsxing-
ton, S2.
Gourds. Mrs. NJ. A. Walker, worthy
OF mention.
Bale wool, best, J. ". Watts, Lau
rens. first premium, $40.
Bale wool, best, r. A. Griffin, second
PREMIUM S..
FRUIT. GARDEN AND TREE DErARr
MENT Lot apples, J. W. Avery, Ma.
gara, IS.
Basket peas, Mrs r. Il. AIayrant,
Columbia, S5.
$50 peach trees, grown by exhibitor,
". Summer, Pomaria, SO.
Bonnet squash, Miss Hattie Friday,
Columbia, silver.
54 varieties gardon seed, Mrs. A. 3.
@. Lindsay, Abbeville, S..
| 30 varieties strawberry plants, Wm
Summer. Pomaria. silver.
varieties raspberry plants, Wm.
Summer, fomaria, silver.
Bouquet, Miss 9. A. Mayrant, Colum.
bia, silver.
Basket pomegranates, HRS. Thomas
Ct. Bacon, Edgeheld, silver.
Pie melon, Mrs. John Elkins, Fair.
sc!d, s;!Tc..
Basket mangoes. Mrs. A. Nj. Cain,
Sumter, silver.
Groundnuts. AIRS. James McCaslan,
Abbeville, IS.
Pecans, Miss Alice Chisholm, Beau
fort, silver.
14o Southern apple seedlings, Wm.
Summer, Pomaria, S..
100 standard pear trees, l, 2 and 8
years. Wm. Summer, Pomaria, SO.
MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT., MACHINE.
RY AND MANUFACTURES IN WooD AND
IRoE.-l0 horse portable engine, Ames,
manufacturer, Cameron, Barkley & Co.,
Charleston, medal.
Model farm gate patent, j. Fl. Bias.
hengame, Spartanburg, medal.
r., Table, mosaic top, and walnut stand.
Wm. A. Nicholson, Union. diploma.
Specimen sash and blinds. L. w.
Wing, Columbia, medal.
Specimen OF doore, s. C. made. +. ".
Wing, Columbia, medal.
SDeCimen CyDreae etoyoo ,n<l bo,J,