Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-06
AGRICULTURE.
Mrt,iSu "r rms uuuNTy -ov,rI
Reports oi Comnbtucs.-U,op Reports
Essly Ur corn CONFERENCE.-The
Uu Ventilation.

Reports oi Com,nntucs-U Enporis--
hsHny ur corn Cuitsatiou--rsik
"u Nont,iauIon.
4 stated meeting of the Lancaster county
agricultural aud horticultural association
was held in their room thiTd floor of City
hall, yesterday afternoon.
The following named members were
rIts-ut Henry NJ. Euglr, Marietta Jos
i. WitmCr, Paradise ) L. Eby, city
Calvin Cooper, Bud IN Hand John &
LiuVillc, Salisbury Christian l. llun.
seeker, Mauhtim township, VI y. kCudtg,
O., sswcli, +. L. DtirHdcrllrr, city j. VI.
Johnston, c,ty Levi =. ltcIst, Oregon IL,
Il R.k. u,y Dc. BOIhuger, city Simun
The president being absent II, NJ. Euglc
was called to the char.
l.ayi ). Rost, from tho uummittco ap.
pointed 10 attrud the Bcrks county fair,
reported very hno exhibit ut apples aud
pears UI grapes The exhibit was fair; the
vegetable aud mechanical rpaltmunts aud
the live stock VAS also yt,ditaOlc.
{. l. uuuscckrr, from tho sAmo com
mittcc, made similar report, ahd added
that tho poultry exhibit was good, the
trials uf slCcd only ordinary.
VI u. keudlg, from the committee
that attended the York county fair, Io
ported that on the day ho was present
there were 2O,OUO people present h'o
stock and machinery departments very
nuc tho maui nan hIIcu Win Hhe mousse
hold goods. Inc IIult h'laIIWouJ very
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J, c. Ltnvulc had attended the OGtorAra
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I.s.Ih +. Wltmrr reported wheat look
"a. very well no d, IN 10 the corn crop
not quite So Urge as last year 10 apples
wnrth speaking Of; POTATOES very full
c,up, no rot among them. Farmers wcra
unusually late Iu sowing thulr heat
VI ID. kcud,E SAID the weather VAS IA.
| yuLblc tor wheat. The rainfall Tor OCtu'
4 h,r wAn 3 Ito uthts.
/ Iuhu {. LHuyulc SAID the wheat wa. uu.
I usually iiue--sowu latc-mostly ~ October
had such extraordinary crops OF pota-
toes that It vas lDIud necessary o. sell
/ them. Tho corn dld not mature very well
but might hu Called u luii crop.
. II VI. 90 reported the WhUat very
good, corn not very well matured; will
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g.. ~, th. r.,.,,,, ,.r,, very mn hn,
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casper ii'''er 'eau tue io.''"i' < essay
on corn culture
We nave again p'S'eH IHF""IA
Y'a' experience 'n corn culture ana we
may sum uP l"e t"H,' oI our '".H' q" "uH
succeSS's' We S'A' go o"' III 'ho o"' y
season WIN uL'H' gI"u'e We" 'Her Al" IL"
great Ee"l oi ueirct''o Se'"' 'uue'" ln'S
pau seeu ~ "'S' '''''AsS tnit"'en," .ne
prospect ol Eo'd crop bNt o"loE 70 the
ia'oTaoI7 C"Hu'i''" '' I"o weather th'
'ePtanluS Huu even Tie 'eicP'"uung
maze some corn mere D. however u"
! question: oH- ihAt n"a 'Go SetN oeeh uu'
iorm.! s""A, We wnN.u nave many more
oHAhc's oi Conn., lh's question ol s"Jd
seod demands our serious attention.
Oar cora m the cflos 10 even !" worse
condition tina" 1t wAa last Iail' aud very
Hltlo VIII come out hrAt spihI III e.
pant seed corn u n"s already selected,
should be attended I" immediately, ""d
should be put III "EJ pace where u WI
thoroughly "'y Oo'"in o".o weather set'
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