... POTATOES. The Master reported ihat he bad got no tenders (or potatoes anil they are run out. It Was decided that the master should use bis own disi reiiun in the tuatier. SANIIiRYR KPWITS, Dr Sugars as medical officer the Dungannon dispensary district ...

... the ball, or, in this case, the potato, will be kept in the air. Nay, several potatoes may kept, like jugglers’ balls, flying at once. The lesson is valuable one, and far be it from me to discount its importance. The potato is evidently worthy of the deepest ...

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... THE POTATO CROP. Potato disease has made its appearance this season in the United Kingdom, but in few instances only has any material damage been done. This attack is in no way surprising, for the heavy rains that fell at intervals during August accompanied ...

... THE POTATOES TENDLB, Mahan raid had purchased a ton of potatoes from Mr 4s per cwt., and the gentleman would be willing to give any quantity at price. The only tenderer who had tendered the week previous wrote complaining that be did not get the tender ...

... than his own potatoes. Robert Carson, brother of complainant, swore that the potatoes were of his own grow-1 ing. They were good potatoes of the ordin-1 ary size. He could produce potatoes out of the same field yet. He sold more potatoes ...

... POTATOES AND PEAT, I 7 has ‘been truly said that Nature begzan the wrongs of Ireland by «nucng the conl mearan and luvinf the country dependent upon surface fuel; but it was by the deliberate choice of the people that the potato was made the national ...

... LARCENY OF POTATOES. On the inst two members of the Royal Irish Constabulary at Omagh made a capture of an alleged potato-steal near that town. It appears that some time past Mr Thomas o‘Barr, residing «o Mullaghmena, about a mile from Oraogh, had his ...

... THE potato disease. Mr John S. Gervan, J.P., Stewart Anna Hotel. Bellygawley, is doing good work in this district in the intereste of formers whoee crops been a'teeked by the recent blight. Mr Oirvan haa leaflets setting forth instructions as to the beet ...

... POTATOES IN BOLIVIA. A traveller Bolivia tells of the queer way some of the potatoes are prepared for keeping. They are soaked water, and then allowed to freeze. night after night, until they become soft, after which the natives remove the skins treading ...

... POTATO DIGGING. During the past week we visited good many farmers, and found them engaged at the work of digging their potatoes. The crop, from all we see will be good, and the potatoes turned out are a good size! ...

... THE POTATO CONTRACT. Five lendere and enmplea were received from three peraone, to supply the guardians with about eleven tone potatoes during the season. They were follows :—James Richardson, Goolkill, offered Champions Is ltd per cwt. if {delivery of ...