The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-10-22
PREMIUMS AND PRIZES.
FIELD CROP DEPARTMENT.
Samples OF Field Crops.
B. B. Blakcley, A. Homer Moore,
Superintendents.


through A. Huff.
First, W. u. Smith.
Best peek with II ears pop corn.
] sack Royster guano, $3.50, through
Owings &s Bobo
First, w. G.. Baldwin; second No.
165.
5 Best display of varieties Of corn,
peek each.
20 lbs. Snowdrift Lard, $3.50, by
Dixie Flour and Grain Co. and ]
year subscription to Southern
Cultivator.
First, j. II. Lynch; second, A. Carl
Fuller.
Miscellaneous.
6 Best peck OF peas.
1 sack Planters grain grower, imp,
$3.50 through w. G.. Wharton.
First, Mrs. A. M. Armstrong; sec
ond, w. Y Baldwin.
D Best peck OF peanuts.
sack Etiwan guano, $3.50, through
Owings & Owings.
First, j. b. Harmon; second w. Y.
Baldwin.
1 sack guano, $3.50
First, j. III. Lynch.
13 Best peck unknown cowpeas.
sack guano, $3.50
First, Il. f.. Babb.
IA Best peek Of table cowpeas.
sack Coe Mortimer Co. guano,
$3.50, DR.. w. C. Irby.
First, No. G9l; second w. V Bald
Is Best peck any variety sweet po-
tutoeS
2 sacks Roystcr guano, $500.
through Owings e Bobo.
First, H. S. Sem; second, Jno w.
Bccks.
16 Best peek OF Irish potatoes.
sack V. c. Chem. Co.. $3.50, A. Huff.
First, S. II. Cain; second, G. A. Full
Ter.
IL Best peck of rutabaga turnips.
sack Planters grain grower guano.
$3.50, through w. C. Wharton.
first. J. y. Martin; second j. H. Ow-
ings.
is Best peck of rough leaf turnips.
j sack Etiwan guano, $3.50, through
Owings & Owings
First. j. H. Owings: second, j II.
Martin.
10 Best peck of bccts.
sack Coo. Mortimer Co. guano,
$3.50, DR.. w. c. Irby.
First, y. Carl Fuller; second j. r.
Armstrong.
20 Best peck of artchokes.
First, j. III. Wolff
2l Best peck OF chufas.
First, a Carl Fuller.
% Best peek of soya beans.
First, p. B. Bailey.
% Best peck of onions.
sack V. c. Chem Co. guano, $3.50.
a. HUFF.
First, a. II. Moore; second,A. Carl
Fuller
"a Best bale cowpea hay, not less
than % lbs.
dozen Hay Ventilators, $500,
Brooks Hardware Co.
First, +. b. Bailey; second, A. Carl
Fuller
" Best bale native grass hay not
less than IS lbs.
First, p. b. Bailey.
~ Best bale Bermuda grass hay, not
less Than IS lbs.
First, p. b. Bailey.
30 Best bale sorghum, not less than
rs lbs
First, A. Carl Fuller; second p. b.
Bailey
81 Best collection of different kinds
OF hay.
sack COe. Mortimer Co. guano.
&.5o, through DR.. w. C. Irby.
FIRST, James Martin; second Bee
Bailey.
81 Best IL stalks Of sorghum.
sack Royster Guano, $3.50, Ow-
ings e Bobo.
First. A Carl Fuller; second w Y
Baldwin.
32h Best display for Laurens county
oats.
5-tooth cultivator. $500, Laurens
Hardware Co
First. A. Homer Moore second.
Carl Fuller.
SO Two largest pumpkins.
sack V. c. Chem. Co. guano 60 IN
A Hun.
First, j. ID. Culbcrtson
81 Two largest winter souoshos
First, A. Carl Fuller.
35 Two largest cushaw.
FIRST, No. GA; second w. F.. Snow.
81 Best bale long staple cotton
First, j. C. Boyd.
38 Best stalk upland cotton.
Dushel Spring Grove improved cot
ton seed, Sl,5O, S. A. Brown.
First, A. Carl Fuller; second No.
172.
40 Best display of leaf tobacco.
sack Etiwan guano, $3.50, through
Owings e Owings.
First, No. 4l6; second A. C.. She'll
Al Best display of vegetables (raw
and canned).
lamp, $3.50, Leverette Furniture
Co.
First, A. Carl Fuller; second. Mrs
A. Fl. Moore.
81 Best peck short staple cotton seed