. Annual catalogue. Vegetables Seeds Catalog. Fruit Seeds Catalog. Agricultural Equipment and Supplies Catalogs. Cottonseed 32 Alexander Seed Co., Augusta, 6a. EARLY CORN— Continued. Clark's Early Mastodon Corn—YeWow Dent variety. Ear very large and deep grain. In American Agricultural Contest of 1889 it outyielded all others, with a record of 213 bushels shelled corn to the acre. Peck, 50 cents: bushel, $ Blount's White Prolific Corn—Clear white, yielding three to four good ears to the stalk. Foliage wide and abundant, and therefore a very desirable variety for Fodder, Corn a
. Annual catalogue. Vegetables Seeds Catalog. Fruit Seeds Catalog. Agricultural Equipment and Supplies Catalogs. Cottonseed 32 Alexander Seed Co., Augusta, 6a. EARLY CORN— Continued. Clark's Early Mastodon Corn—YeWow Dent variety. Ear very large and deep grain. In American Agricultural Contest of 1889 it outyielded all others, with a record of 213 bushels shelled corn to the acre. Peck, 50 cents: bushel, $ Blount's White Prolific Corn—Clear white, yielding three to four good ears to the stalk. Foliage wide and abundant, and therefore a very desirable variety for Fodder, Corn and Ensilage, as well as for ordinary crop. Peck, 50 cents; bushel, $1 50. Hickory King Corn—This new white field corn is distinct from all other varieties. It has a very long and wide white grain, produces two to three ears per stalk. Cob very small. It is a good yielder. Matures in 120 days. Peck, 60 cents; bushel, $ Improved Early Learning—The Learning is the earliest Yellow Dent Corn in cultivation, ripening in from ninety to one hundred days from the time of planting; its extreme earliness, productiveness and fine quality has made it very popular with the farmers. It produces from sixty-five to eighty bushels to the acre, in accordance with the quality of the soil, the ears and grains are of medium size. Per quart, 15 cents; peck, 50 cents; bushel, : 5 bushels at $ FOR 50 CENTS We w^ seDd one Pint each of Alexander's Southern White Snowflake, "Mexican June" and "Poor Man's Corn" by mail, postpaid. (MPEOVED SOUTHERN GROWN CORN. We Hit here the best varieties of Improved Southern Grown Corn that we know of and advise our patrons to try them. When we con- sider that the cost per acre to plant new, improved seed corn is so trifling—the cost of cultivation being no more, with a certainty of an in- creased yield of from five to fifteen bushels over the common kinds—is it not a fact that planters are neglecting an opportunity to inc
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