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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

iectually z carry out the = bire-
nents Of Il Constitution co (ired
in sections : and Is of .rtic
Th6 extogtion alluded as at
temlted upon mer1kers Of Tie Bloom
instcn convention. We avethought
eser since fhe adjournpcnt OF the
conventions, shat delegates neglected
a grand opportunity when they failed
TO pledge themselves to stand BY each
other on their return home, and ten
der the classified rates on their re-
respective lines OF road. taking the
consequences Of election or prosecu-
ton. Perhaps. however, the case, as
presented by Mr.. Whiting, will an
swer every purpose, especially as re-
fusals to pay more than the legal rates
are multiplying. On an Illinois Cen
trail train the other day fifteen citi-
gems rendered legal fare which was
refused and the entire party allowed
to ride fee. One Of them came to
Chicago. On his return home, be
again rendered the lawful rate, which
was again refused. and he was elected
| at HYDE Park. Ont Of this viii. Of
course arise suit at law. In fact il
is likely that these cases will multiply
with rapidity that will greatly ves
and annoy the railway magnates OF
our quiet State. It looks as though,
there was to be lively year in rail-
road circles. Well, the mu.tcrings
Of the storm have long been audible,
The thunder is now being distinctly
heard. Anon the fury Of the blast
will be felt.-Prairie Former.
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FARMERS CONVENTION.

The convention at Bloomington
H., last week was one Of the most
important meetings that has ever
been held in this State. The move
ment is in no sense political one, bu,
spontaneous and general uprising OF
! the masses to demand their Just
rights.
The action of the convention plain
ly shows that the people mean bust
ness, and will not be longer prevented
from having voice in the manage
ment of affairs in which they are so
deeply interested. They have com
menced in the right way, BY adopt
ing thorough system of Organization,
by which the masses can be kept du.
~ informed Of what is doing. and
through such information, act in uni
son upon such questions as they nav
see fit.
The issue is not with the railroads
and transportation lines as such but
upon their right to tax the industries
OF the great West to pay dividends
upon false values, and for extravagant
management. The contest will doubt
less be one Of the most formidable
that has ever been inaugurated. as
the railroad capital Of this State alone.
amounts to over 100000, 900. This
will all be concentrated for opposition.
But if this new organization is carried
out and the farmers make bold
front. there can he no question as to
the result.
The proceedings published this
week will be read with interest. and
Will no doubt stimulate the farmers
of every district, town and county TO
at once organize and put themselves
in communication with the officers Of
the association Just formed
An immediate result OF the meeting
was the introduction Of the following
resolutions by Mr.. Whiting, into The
State Senate, which were a1optcd
unanimously by that body:
WHEREAS, 1t is alleged that the Chi
cago and Alton K. X. Co, belong
ing to class a." as classified by
the Railroad and Warehouse Com
mlssioners, ard authorized to
charge two and one-half eeats Der
mile for passenger fare, according
to an act entitled San act to es-
tablsh a reasonable maximum rate
Of charges for the transportation Of
passengers on railroads in this
State approved April Is, 1871,
continues 70 charge rates in excess
o. those fixed by law, and
WHEREAS, 1t 10 reported that on or
/ about the 18th inst, when certain
persons rendered to the conductor
the iuii amount required by law
! tor their fare, the said conductor
cndeayored to extract a greater
sum by threatening to eject them
from the cars in case of non-co,,
pliance; and
WHEREAS, It's further reported tina,
some Of the officers Of said road. .,
or about the 18th inst, employed
or detailed 1T extra force of hand,
to forcibly extort from passenger.
tsre above the legal rates: therefore
be it
Hesoir-d, That the COMMITTEES o.
Railroads be. and they arc hereby, in
strncted to inquire concerning tn,
matters here alleged, and in such in
vest'gatlon and inquiry may send 70
persons and papers.
Resolred, That the same committe.
are further instructed to consider
what further legislation is necessar,
to protect citizens in their person anc
property from over charges bv rail
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

SorfcE.-h, per ~Ase~s~~e~e. .
meeting OF the White Pigeon Fire In
surance Company will be held in Will
ton on Tuesday February 4th, 1873, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. Business Of import
ancs il to be transacted, and a general
attendance is desired
THOMAS II. FTsHBURN.
c. p. FURsT, Sec. Pres't.
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NOTICE.

Notice - hereby given, that the under
signed will present petition to the Circuit
Court OF Iowa. In and for Cedar county, at a
term Of said Court To he held at 1ipton com :
nsnci. IN the 18th day Of February, 1873
ssking y a permit to buy and sell intoxi-
eating liquors for mechani cal, medicinal,
culinary and sacramental purposes. said
petition will be presented and n final hear
ing had on the first day of said tenn.
Upton. Iowa, January 18th 1s73.
3w5 NJ. KIRK II co.
kirk & STAgRErT. All - for Petitioners.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA, a..
cedar County,
rlo whom II may concern: You are hereby
/ Notified that on the 18th day OF October,
is.2. there was opened and publicly read, an
instrument Of writing purportinz to be the
last Ill and testament of Celestine Parr.
late OF said county. Decreased, and that the
nrst day OF the next term OF the Circuit
Court OF said county, commencing February
18th, lisa. has been set as the day for final
hearing and proof Of said will. At which time
all persons interested may appear and show
cause why the same should not be admitted
to probate.
W yASNESs, Clerk.
n. MCLAUSHLIN, Atty. 3w5
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IMPORTANT NoTICE.-A meeting o.
all the Subordinate Oranges Of the
county will be held at Upton on the
8th day of February next, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. As business Of great import
ance will come before the Council, il
il hoped that all the Oranges msy be
Business will begin at
10l A. NJ. JOSEPH WEAVER.
Chm Ex. Committees.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

Will not the Secretaries Of Oranges
Or seAe oshof mAmbAr iotofeoted,
hand or send the names Of recently
elected Secretaries, with p. o. address
in order that the above directory may
be corrected,
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f. /. G. A., +. Of H.-The Trustees
Of the Eastern Iowa Central Associa-
ton Of Patrons OF Husbandry will
meet at Wilton. on Friday, January
olst, 1873, at 10 clock p. NJ.
JOSEPH WEAVER,
s President.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

Asstssots, and the assessed, are alike
Interested III Chapter II, Acts Of 1872,
which provides
THAT IN all cases where any person
OF PERSONS, company or corporation.
hss t0svidsd] or may hereafter divide
any Town lot, or parcel Of ground
within any incorpora,ed town or city.
or any tract OF land containisg forth
dcrss Or tess. in such . manner thai
the subdivisions cannot be accuratelv
oescfioe0 without noting tie metes
80 oooeds. Win . view to sell such
lees o. lsnds IN parcels, il shall be the
Guy osssch psrs0D or persons, COM
psny ot c0rporaiiOn. to cause such lots
uI 'anus 20 ne surveyed. and q plat
thereoS made by the surveyor Of the
cOvnty where sueh lands ore sitnafed
which plat shall particularly descriI.s
Snu ses forth the lots or svbdi visian.
mus made shall 10 numbered in nrn-
gressive numbers, aud the plat shall
SHOW the number and location Of each
10Y or-coOdivisiOn, and the description
OF the lot or tract Of land of which such
lang "a part. and also the quantity OF
land 70 each lot. Said plat shali he
cerfified'to BY the surveyor and re-
cOsWed 10 like manner as the plats AZ
towns ore required to be certified 10
aud sscofdesi. Lands or lots described
ia. any deed or con vsyance. ar Tor the
purpose Of taxation, in accordance with
the HOmber and description AT firth
10 the piat aforesaid, shall be deems,,
gDad End valid description of the lot
g parcel NJ land s0,deacribed, aud no
oeeA4r conveyance 0f say such lot or
pasyel ~ lapd shall be filed for record
and fsoordeq Until the surveying
sstune. and recording Of such land
49, ots q pasesls shall have 6yst
- ma4outn AiUcaedinnca with, the
prosssasns efthis sss.nw SD -.
The Act saFthes psosides that when
any uchA1aetef iAna has hps. "a Al.
vioed - 0sssmPlatsA. II the owner
seasnsssset a ssfose 10 conply with
notice OF assessor to have 1t surveyed.
psetssand reoardsd for mdks than
ten days, the assessor shall blms.,i
sassssha senU u b. done, and the
costs b saxes.sra to- .ths oaasr and
eseessta Stsaasl In Nike saausse ias
the tax. FaseAsr provisions permi,
t asi cD ps 70 pay the expenses Of the
4ssAy. ~ aRd dscosd, whom return
Sanaeween eeby ShsAervevoe, and
.s ssas...s ssseastng aay psy
800 sesys tills 10 .hs,l ~.
0omp1I49, Cd h1s n1rf ~,th - u
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

The time for holding regular meet
ings Of Forest Grange II every Satur.
day evening ut "a o'clock on or before
fun moon. b. BURROUGHS, Sec.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

QUINCY GRANGE will hold its regu
lar meeting on Friday evening. Feb
eth, 1873, ut Inland, and on every 9TH
or Friday evening thereafter.
A, %. COLEMAN, Sec.
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Sprindale Grange No. 337 meets reg.
ularly every Saturday night Oh or be-
fore the full moon 1t their ball in
Springdale.
d. NJ. Smith Sec'y.
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The man who can't b. happy unless
ms mother-in law lives 10 the same
house with him, lives in Jerssy City.
he says shes the only woman who
can tackle bis wife success fully.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

The meaning OF this term "cr.d;.
Mobilier" is not exactly clear to every
one. Credit Foncierp has Ion. been
used IN France to designate associa.
tons advancing money on landed or
immovable securities. Credit Mobil.
Ter" was the name given to a French
corporation organized for the purpose
OF advancing money on movable prop
erty. The e:ratic Geo. Francis Trai,
has the reputation Of having introduc.
81 these terms on this side the Allan
tic. He established Credit Foucier,
With some Omaha lands, and he CAV,
the name Of Credit Mobilier" 70
Pennsyivania company organized
with universal privileges.
Ames, Durant. ct al, appropriate
the title Credit MObilier," when tn,
construction company of the Unior
racine Railroad was organized, xh;c,
'e' out the contract for building tn.
foad g themselves. and nv which tn,
roaa ITSELF, all the United States bonds
81 the nrst mortgage bonds, and all
the land subsidy, were absorbed. The
1f'Onne says: The title is not inap.
propriate. The transaction was liter.
Ally credit on movables-the United
states government furnishing the
credit and the money, and Messr.
Oakes Ames 4 Co. taking the nova
o'ss-thas 10. the securities aud tn,
profits. - ernld.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

CENTERDALE GRANGE, p. Of H.,
meets the 2lst Of Dec, 1872, 1t o'clock
p. NJ, and every alternate Saturday
theaeafter ct Comfortable school house,
Springdaie Up.
w, S. CHASE. Sec.
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omcers OF the State Grange.

xs..,.r-p ". ADAMS. waakon, Ailamakse Co..
r-r4srsr-J. C. ABBOTT, Clarksville. Butler Co..
erretary-wM. DUANE WILSON. Des Mciaes,
(n'm Ex Conn.,. r. sHAyKLANp. Dubuque.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

Monodelphia Grange will hold reg
ular meetings on the first and third
Saturdays of each month, the hour OF
meeting io'riock r. n.
II JOHN SHULTz. Sec'y.
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County Executive Committee.

Chairman, JOSEPH WEAvKR; Secretary, II. W.
BAILEY: JOSEPH DOWNING. cHAs. p. FIRST.
SAMUEL YrLR, WIZ L. MccRosKkY, ". =. CHASE,
yoHN CIANkY, H. A. CusTIs.
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SEND notices Of meetings, or any
Items of interest to the order. for pub
LEGATION in these columns.
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L. L. SWEET.

NOTARY PUBLIC, CONSEYANCER
~ Attorney at Law, Collecting and Life
insurance Agent
ONCE q. his residence corner Of eth and
Locust sts.. Upton.
Having no high rem; 10 pay. his charges
are consequently low. ST
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From Insane Asylum

fThe family Of our correspondent
desire that he should be gratified in
his urgent regues, TO have the follow.
ing letter published, aud as 1t can dn
harm to no one aud will bs real
with interest. by those knowing the
circumstances OF the case, at least, we
comply.-ED. AID
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

MinHesoea papers give many terrible
inci6snis connecteAi with the late
storms. One parry. engaged In clear
Ing TIE railroad ersck, sigbt nilss be-
low r. Peter, 6iscoversd, nearly
buris1 IN the snow, 6sahts seen q
hossss aad sleigh, iuilwhach were
seated two mon. wrapped in robes sDd
incl1ssd In 6uhIalo overcoits. and fro.
zen atls. Tho men sst perfectly up
righs. and were within 10oysfds Of the
station buldSux. -.sss's-ss't- .F-esrfs'e 81
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c. T.. NAMES.
Estray Steer.

Taken up by John Yetter, In Cover town.
ship. cedar county, January 18th, 1913. one
white steer one year old past with dark
spots on legs, ears. and around nose Ap-
praised at sIi. W. II. yASSES% Clerk
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

Up ssssatss esasslgyv D. lloiu,s h,a
pecssd q. -: hogs thin seaaob.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

Adair county is having trouble with
'ts financial affairs growing out of the
alleged issue Of fraudulent redemption
warrants by the County Auditor As
long ago as 1871. In the summer OF
that year, says the Fontanelle Report
or, IN investigation was made, at the
suggestion Of the County Attorney by
the Board Of Supervisors, but tina,
body found, instead Of the accounts o,
the Auditor being In arrears, the
county was indebted to him in the
sum OF $5OS.l2. Thus matters rested.
with bitter quarrel between the
Attorney and tn. Supervisors, until
last November. when another investi
CATION was ordered, which is now
proceeding. In the meantime, the
citizens have become interested, either
ON Que aide or the other. Adair coun
y warrants are not con sidered any toe
valuable by outsiders.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

The blif 1aboiishing the thanking
privilege, ssiit paced the Senate, Also
prohibsss IL appropriation for'ssampe
or xiiossHyes fSr postage. Tho latter
provisio0s were the amendments made
BY the 6snsts-ths House having
passed ! hiil simply abolishing the
frank. Both offhe lows Senators vo-
ted nSr The biil,. which Il now law,
the nou,e concurring In the Senate
amendments. p ~ ae@9 W. W X
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30
VegetableCu

Cures All UIsthSts cHtlsseU bN NtlI Abuee,
viz: Sj,ernidtorheu. Seminal Weakness,
Might Emissions. Losscf Memory. Unit
rersdt Ldssifudc. Pains in the Back.
Weak Nerves. D.gic.V breathing, Pate
Countendacc. Insanity. Consumption,
aud all diseases that follow NJ . se-
quence on youthful indiscretions.
nNThis naedicin. hiss been used In prAcstcs
fer riany years. and with thousands tfeossd. u ha1
not failed In = single Instance.
aS-E Each pack age ~ v1aHraBiE Graz y wrap
pet In ultra marine blue paper printed in gold
letters and contains hottie filled with sugar
coated pills, and sial Of Neficated Powders,
sueiesi to make one half pint Of Injection snd one
ssyring.. 8#
RNPrice 81 Ter package. by mall free Of p0seaxe,
Tnre~ packages by express rec-spt VI Ten Dol
lars s.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

AsAeuaxen shushsnl, accOrding to .
recsot dssisina In Illinois. b 81 40
beltsr than none-if he u killed. ORs
John Lay, Of Lnsas County. broke bic
noek whils neokioAtall. and biz widow,
under Tie TsaApersaos law, hes reCov-
ered q so fron The saloon-keeperwho
sold him Tho lhtsl liq vnr. s. 81 sA e
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Aitpadijat-oAG - Having ! daily mail
are ihsrsstsr 10 Sc suppiled with
wssshtt reports issoed ~ The signal
SerSiEe once. Frames ars 10 be fur
nisbed. snS apust-snsstsss ase instruct
Ell ~ display the reports publicly In
thslfS6Bss. inasder siJAs ~ msy have
tue 6esse6s ~ che information. y
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

ssseser sWF,ght pEesentsd IN the
Senese 4 fsyl alfvs Ago, the memorial
Of N Board ~ TfAds q DAyqpport, IN
favoe ~ .:.:the construction Of : canal
from - Mississippi river e, the Him
ole river, and Of . ship canal from
Fort 81, Philip to the Gulf q Mexico;
which Has referred to the select Com
mittes % Transportation Routes to
the Seabosrd."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

Representative RArsswsstk lsatso
ducs-d tito Ne House, l.gt slonday, =
bill hxinT the rate u Jsttes portage y
tive sesas. TAis - sssdoustsdly ee
done 10 = sAsesTs mails are ~ bs ~
lieyed Of the frsnking abominafion.
The Rankin investigAtioa moves
along slowly. Rankin fef6se6 70 an
swer qsesti0ns, and the chairman of
the Investigate % committee prsventeN
his punishmeasi Tor coneeusps, sayius
that they did not need his evidence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-21
CHICAGO Markel,

CHICAGO, August 20.-Flour-In light
request, market very quiet and shippers
not doing much. Wheat-Irregular and
active, closing steady; No. / spring 81 "a;
No. 3, 81 81; No. 8 closed OF 81 IS; re.
jected 9sca$1 10 bid August; 81 10 Sep.
TENDER. Corn-Rather easier, demand
mainly for cash and September; No. 2
sac bid; cash S7jc; 3s1c August; 37fc bid
September; rejected S5c free sellers. Oats
Active but lower; No. l, 9Gtc cash; re.
jected 99tc; August 96ic. Rye-EasIer
and moro offering; Goo cash; sample and
rejected entirely nominal. Barley-No
business In No. 3, cash; rejected 05a
7Sc; options active and higher seller
September 81 10; buyers offering 81 IS
No. 3 offered at $50. ProvlsIonS-Slow
and not much doing. Mess PoTk-S18 co.
cash SIS ST; $15 90 September. Lard
Steady Of 7taSc September quotable, al
9aSfc. Sweet picked hams-l0Al2C
Dry sailed meats-Quiet and firm; shout
deFs 7iaso; short ribs 9ia9bc; short clear
9Ia9R g loose; summer cured about 1c be-.
low the above. Bscon-In light dem and
shoulders SIC; clear ribs 10ic. Mess beel
IS 75a9 90. seeds-Active and firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-21
The lReeInnlne of slckness.

Never trllle with what arc called small
ailments. A disorder easy Of control at
first, II neglected for q few weeks may be-
come q mortal disease. DO especially
careful not TO let debility gain upon you,
for 1t IL the door through which all mala-
dies enter the system. II you feel Ian
guild, inert. and 10 use common expires.
sion, "as II there was no life lett in you,"
resort at once 70 Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
tiers. The great vegetable tonic will sup
ply the vitality you so urgently need. II
Is nerve food. By ils tonic action the
stomach Is so inVigorated that digestion
becomes regular, easy, perfect; while It's
mild csthartlc properties relieve the bow.
els from distractions, and lis Alternative
operation beneflcially affects the secrelive
organs. For the miseries Of dyspepsia,
and they include almost every unpleas
ant feeling that belongs to physical dis.
ease and mental Indebtedness, this potent
topic isa certain and speedy balm. d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-21


sTocHs-Were very weak early in The
day, use having been made by spectators,
for q decline, Of the report that Commo-
dore Vanderbilt was Berlo1sly III at Sara
toga. When it was Ascertained that there
was no truth in the report tho market be.
came strong, and there.was q general ad-
.yance throughout the entire list, and lead!
ing stocks closed at the best prices Of the
day. The decline of prices during the
morning ranged from ! to II per cent,
and was most marked in Vanderbilt
shares, Western Union bearing the brupt
Of the attack, selling down, from s9i to
s9f, but finally closing at 800, The Clos.
ing quotations for Vanderbilt were all
higher than the, opening prices. "A large
business was done in Pacific Mail, which
fuctudted between 39E and All, closing
at Ait. 49, i. Hfpst.-nr > - 3.
Henry G. Stebbins has been elected ,di.
rector Of the Pacific Mail In the place of
John M.Burke who resigned. 1t Is said
two other directors arc to make way for
new men. Lake Shore declined to OFT
but closed firm at 0St, North West Com
mon sold down to CAT, closed at 65, Wa
bash sold Ht $751;, Ost and 80. The Egpress
says the Alabama indemnity money $l6,-
100000 gold due from Great Britain
September 9th has already been paid into
the Treasury Vilhttha execution oil abouk
$6,0OO,0O0 which Is deposited in gold in q
number Of our city hanks. The payments
thus far to the Treasury have been In
called bonds, ,oveE. due coupons and gold,
the balance due VIM be gradually paid ln
during the next three weeks and within
this time themanagers otthiS fund expect
to purchase an additional amount Of call
ed bopdV. -t'-..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-21

WEsTERNpapers are rivallpg each other
in the telling Of stories about large laml.
lies, which at the same time are noted
Tor longevity. The worst yet is furnished
by correspondent Of the Detroit Tribune,
who writes IRON Litchfeld, Mich, thus :
IL saw In your paper an account Of child
having nine grandparents. We, In our
town, can beat that BY three, for We have
q child about six months old with twelve
grandparents, and all blood relations, viz;
Two grandiathers, two grandmothers,
three great grandIatherS, three great
grandmother, one great great grandtath'
eerr, and one great great grandmother,
Moreover, the great great grandparentl
are husband ard wife. Can you find any
one 10 beat thStH"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-21
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, August 9O.-Flour-Firm
at SO 60a0 70. Wheat-Firm at 81 2Sa
! 30. Corn-Firm at 40a47c. Rye-Flrm
at 70c, Oats and Barley-Unchanged.
ProviSions -QuIet and steady. Mess
Pork-Quiet; held at SIC 76. Lard
Eirmer; ateam saStc; kettle s1astc. Bulk
Meats-Quiet and steady; shoulders STA
BIC; clear rib 9ic; clear 9tA9tc. Bacon
Firm; shoulders 9tc; clear lib sides 10Ra
1Oici clear lOtc. WhiSky-Firm at csc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-21
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BALTIMORE, August 2O-.Flour-Qulet
and steady; western super6ne "a 2Ba5 IS;
extra 60 95s7 %; family 81 2las95. Wheat
Active and firm; choice white 81 80;
choice amber 81 7ea1 so; Ohio and Indi-
ana red 81 65G1 90. Con-Mixed west.
orn, firm at oslo. 0ats-Actiye; western
mixed 44a45c; white 40a47c. Rye-Dull
at 90aO5c. ProVisions-Mess Pork
Steady at $1s 90. Bacon-steady, with
q fair demand; shoulders 10c; rib sides
10la11c; clear rib sides 11ta11tc, Hams
Sugar cured 15slOtc. Lard-DuI OF
94aS5c. Butter-Western choice, firmer
and in good demand; good fresh tub CSC.
Whisky-Quiet and firm at 81 90.