The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-19

palma christi or castor
oil bean on ono acre.. 10
pca.vlnc hay on one acre 8
native grass on one acre 5
clover OH one acre. 5
herbs. or foreign grass,
on ono nCre ......... 3
One bale OF each to be on exhibition, and
affidavit OF facts to be fiIed with Secretary,
Largest yield sweet potatoes OH one
acre, one:eighth OF all acre to DO dug 5
Largest yield Irish potatoes, under the
Same acquisitions. ...... 10
Largest yield peas on one acre. .... 6
Plndars on one acre.. 5
turnlps on one aero. 80. 5
Io the farmer or planter whe makes
the largest net yield OF crops per
hand, not less than i've hands, under
same acquisitions, for 1874. .......... 20
as cotton cannot be gathered by the time
awards are made at the AnnGal Fair, all
competitors must send in their statements
to Executive Committee by 18th December,
py whom the award will be made.
Exhibitors OF all the above crops must
state IL wriung, in full, to the Secretary.
all the acquisitions as laid down in the rules
and regulations, (which see.j without which
the judges will be required to withhold their
awards; and the exhibitors not complying
with those acquisitions will not be allowed
TO compete TOR the premiums OF the Society.
SAMPLE OF FIELD CROPS.
Best bushel Of white wheat, with a
.
Best bushel red wheat, sheaf OF same. s
6est Duehe! bread corn, with 1 doz care
BEST Duehel stock corn, with doz ears S
Best buehel barley. with sheaf Of same 8
BEST bushe! oats, with sheaf Of same. 6
Best bushel rye, with sheaf Of same. s
Best bushel OF pindars s............ s
Best collection field peas. half bush each S
Best bushei grass seed, adapted to low.
land culture. .................
best 6ushel grass seed. adapted to up
SuIsufe: -:....... ...........
BEST display OF grains s............. 1O
Unless the sheaf be shown as above re-
CURED, the premium will be withheld.
Dest oushel sweet potatoes. .......... 8
:. lrleh potatoes. ............. 8
table turnips.
. stocR turn1pB..
manRel wurYel or other
stock beet. .....
Best bale pea-vine hay. S
A.. 8. clo.er nay
native grass hay. S
cultivated grass $
Best variety long staple cotton, G stalks 3
Best variety short staple cotton, 6 atalks 2
Best bushel OF water. flowed seed rice,
with she.s OF same.... .. 5
Best oushel OF upland seed rice. with
Best specimen Of leaf tob acoo.. ... 2
Best Dog South Carolina made cigars,
from South Carolina raised tobacco 5
10 exhibitor largest and best variety
nelo crops. grown by himself. .... 20
BEST quart rices selected from lot of not
!ees than twenty barrels, with certi-
hcate OF factor of the sale . 5
specimen hops, not less than peck S
specimen pumpkins, six. ..... 2
specimen ramie. with description
OF culture and preparation for
market. 5
Exhibitors OF hay must give the mode OF
cuitlvating, curing, harvesting, &c
Best l bale upland cotton. .... 10
"a Dest bale upland cotton. ... 5
Best bale sea island cotton. .. 10
"a best bale sea island cotton .. S
Best bale wool, not less than 100 lbs. 10
"a pest bale wool, as above. ve.... S
The cotton and wool must he on the Fair
Grounds, during tho exhibition, tu claim
premium. and mnst he OF superior Gualit,,
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.
Best jar leaf lard, 10 ponnds. 8
~ pounds hard domestic soap.. S
~ pounds toilet soap. s
ham, South Carolina raised, cooked s
sides South Carolina raised bacon S
barrel South Carolina flour. exbib-
tied BY manufacturer. ..... s
second best ditto 8
:. fruit. sponge or soda cake each silver
specimen Okra or tomato prepared
for winter use Silver
" gallon domestic vinegar. 80. Silver
:. specimen tallow candles ..... Silver