150 BOARD OF AGKICULTUKE. 



Peck Rural New York No. 3— 



(1) J. D. Wbitesicles, Franklin, Ind 2 00 



(2) F. M. Wliipps, Byhalia, Ohio 1 00 



(3) J. L. Kec'kley, Marysville, Oliio 50 



Peck Queen of the West — 



(1) John L. Baker, Waldron, Ind 2 00 



(2) F. M. Whipps, Byhalia, Ohio. .' 1 00 



(3) J. L. Keckley, Marysville, Ohio 50 



Peck Empire State — 



(1) F. M. Whipps, Byhalia, Ohio 2 00 



(2) Geo. M. Rumler, Mohawk, Ind . .-. 1 00 



(3) Geo. M. Rumler, Byhalia, Ohio 50 



Peck Green Mountain — 



(1) J. D. Whitesides, Franklin, Ind 2 00 



(2) F. M. Whipps, Byhalia, Ohio 1 00 



(3) Geo. M. Rumler, Mohawk, Ind 50 



Peck Early Puritan — 



(1) Geo. M. Rumler, Mohawk, Ind 2 00 



(2) Geo. M. Rumler, Mohawk. Ind 1 00 



(3) F. M. Whipps, Byhalia, Ohio 50 



Peck Early Harvest — 



(1) Geo. M. Rumler, Mohawk, Ind 2 00 



(2) O. P. Hollingsworth, New Augusta. Ind 1 00 



(3) J. D. Whitesides, Franklin, Ind 50 



Peck Burba nk Seedling — 



(1) J. D. W^hiteside, Franklin, Ind 2 00 



(2) Geo. M. Rumler, Mohawk, ind .' 1 00 



(3) J. L. Keckley, Marj^sville, Ohio 50 



Peck Bovee — • 



(1) Geo. M. Rumler, Mohawk, Ind 2 00 



(2) John L. Baker, Waldron, Ind 1 00 



(3) Geo. M. Rumler, Mohawk, Ind 50 



Peck Duchess — 



(1) J. D. Whitesides, Franklin, Ind 2 00 



(2) John L. Baker, Waldron, Ind 1 00 



(3) Geo. M. Rumler, INIohawk, Ind 50 



Largest and best collection of potatoes, one peck each vaiit'ly — 



(1) J. L. Keckley, Marysville, Ohio 8 00 



(2) F. M. Whipps, Byhalia, Ohio 4 00 



(3) Geo. M. Rumler, Mohawk, Ind 2 00 



)i ellow sweet potatoes — 



(1) J. L. Keckley, Marysville, Ohio 2 00 



(2) v^eo. M. Rumler, Mohawk. Ind 1 00 



(3) F. M. Whipps, Byhalia, Ohio 50 



