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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

II + els medical attendance pauper Z %
G w Jones, subscription stray pauper 1.50
X prit ch ,rd, ct al State vs. Ever IS 9j
X Pritthard, do Wilson sos
On motion the report was accepted
and the Auditor authorized to issue war
rants in acceptance Herewith.
Resolved. that S. Yates be employed
to examine the books and accounts of
the Treasurer, Clerk and Auditor and
report At next meeting.
On motion the Auditor Is directed Ia
procure = suitable book for the tran
scribing Of General Index &C" In Recor
der's Office.
Ordered that the Auditor issue war.
rant for the per diem and mileage mem
bers of the Board OF Supervisors as fol
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First Day.

Tirst Day.
January, 3d, 1876.
The board met pursuant to law. Da
vid T. Hedge, member elect from tie
4th district, took the oath Of Office aud
entered upon his official duties. N. L
Smith was chosen temporary chairman
The board then proceeded to elect =
chairman for the ensuing year by ballot
which resulted in the election Of o. II
Helmer.
The following Official bonds ucre ap.
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AH1uufneu slHt uIt.
o. ii. Helmer,
Chairman.
Moresu Carroll,
Auditor
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Rcsolred, That in the exemption Of farm
ing utensils aud tools OF mechanics /" the
amount Of $500 in value, assessors shall
make their estimates upon the cash value
Of such property.
Resolded, That moneys and credits be
assessed at one halftheir value.
The reports Of the treasurer were laid
before the board, and an motion were Ak
cepted and ordered to be placed on file.
TREAsuRER's OTrlcR, CRDAlCo., Iowa.
TIProE, Iowa, January lst, 1875.
70 tie honorable Board of Saperrtsors Of
Cedar Co., Iowa
Gen,lemen-:I herewith submit to you
my annual report Of receipts and disbnrse.
mtnis in my Office, from January 1st 1875,
to January lst 1875, also the amouGt d
taxes levied, collected. and remaining un-
collected for the years 1873, 1874 and 1875
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

TIE NJ si PIP IS tree rom .
Stea ner. Or . wig lst setA 1
Louis and Dutslus.
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I, would he proper to add thn, there i.
= por,os Of the stock purchased yet nm
sold. VIZ: Eight head Of cattle. There
il also about thirty ive head of hogs 10 be
marketed ahou, the Isl ot February next.
Respectfully submitted,
MakEAu CARROLL, Auditor.
Resolred Tha' the auditor issue "a war
rant on the bridge fund ~ favor Of Oleson
aud Huffman tor ninety three dollars aud
fifty cents. being balance due on Shiloh
and Wesleyan church bridges.
Upon the petition Of the trustees. an NJ
lowance of six dollars per month fnr i've
months from Jan. lst 1876. was allowed
Asaph Moves. = poor person Of Rochester
township. and the auditor il directed to is
sue warrants monthly to the trustees there
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On motion one hundred dollars was ap-
p-nrriated Ia the Wolf bridge. and 4. y,
Sheldon authorized to saperintend the
same.
Ordered that the stone work OF the
Whitm-r bridge be accepted. aud the an-
ditor il hereby authorized to issue . war
| rant on the bridge fund in favor Of Moses
Carey, Tor four hundred aud three dollars
an eighty cents.
Petition Of ]. c. Turner for abat omen,
Of taxes on account of erroneous ass-s.-
m-nt. Referred to II. g. Coe aud ID. L.
Hedges Cor examination, and report 10,
morrow.
The Walters and Kiz,r road case came
M for hearing on the nppics,i"n Of petit
,iorers for rehearing of the case. At'er
hearing the arguments ofih attorneys the
case was continued until tu-norrow morn
ing.
On motion fifteen dollars was appropri-
ed for ths purpose of sending Mary H-g-
arty TO her friends, subject TO the order of
l.. l.. Sweet. trustee.
The following reports we're approved:
10 the honorable Board of Supervisors of
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COUNTY sUPERvasORs.

Pr0ce~illngs Of the Board of au.
pcrvisOrs, January 8cssiOn,
lS95.
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Third Day.

The board met ut nine clock. Minutes
Of Yesterdays session read and approved
On the application Of ID. W. Bard to
have penalty rem,,,ed on tax for the year
1867 on WI set sw& acc "a tp s2r |. ], is
ordered that the treasurer receive III.
original tax and ten per cent III full Of ali
claims for said year.
In the matter of the section line road in
Sprngdale tp., II is ordered that u. DIVINE
he allowed forty dollars damage, aud it Is
further ordered that the road be establish
ed on the line fifty feet vide, on condi,inn
that petitioners pay costs ard damages on
or before the next meeting Of this board.
In the matter of n consent Road on the
south line Of section six Springfield tp., j,
is ordered that the case be continued IL
the second day OF the next session.
In the matter of the Walters and Sim
mons road case, q motion was made All,
.econd.d that the prayer of The petition err
ba not granted. Ayes and hayes called
for with the following result.
II. G. Coe, ave; d. I. Hedges, aye; N
Z. Smith, aye; O. II. Helmer, aye; G p
sheldon, no.
| To the Board Of Supervisors.
Your committee to whom WAS referree
| the petition uf J. G Turner, asking tor th'
abatement of taxes on account. Ms ha al
legss. Of excessive assessment of monis
aud credits, would recommend that sait
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G. CIRCUIT.

DEAL ESTATE AMI brokerage fgen,
IL Durant, Iowa. Attends personally
and promptly IN the b ,ving and seitin. nj
real estate on com m ts-ion. renting hnus..
and farms. Rast Preferences given.
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Total fees s2asl
Reed fine state OF Iowa vs Downing 8
- +" vs. Gherkeu

| Certify that the foregoing ia a correct
statement ~ shown by record. Of my Office
". II. VAN Mss, Clerk
STATE OF Iowa,
CED.R Co.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
I'd day of Januari. 1876,
MokEAU CARROLL. Auditor.
The following annual reaor. of Justices
were received and appr"ved $. X Iieg-
ar,y, A. B. Oakley. J. r. Myers. L. l..
Basset, A. w. Hillyer, !. Baldwin. Nor
gan Counts, Alex. Hines, X. Pritchard,
". II. Griffin. G. Padan. A. b. Cornwall.
Gilbert johnson, Dan Bagg and 4. NJ.
Brink
The report Of J. s. Gortner was return
Ell for correction aud complexion.
To the honorable Board Of Suberriso,s Of Cedar
County Is,ca.
would submit the following as my re-
port. Since reporting last my work has
been chiefly in the office. have made
my report to the Superintendent OF Public
lns,rucion, from which rgive the follow
ing items:
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males 52.03
females :" 2S.77
| have had two trials on appeal from
school boards, involving the question "l
the changing Of district boundaries.
Respectfully admitted.
{. ". KoLLINs. Co. Supt.
1IPTo>, 1own, Dec. 3lst, 1875.
The foregoing reports of clerk and sn-
pegintendent accepted and ordered placed
Oh tils.
On motion, II. G. Coe, D. I. Hedge.
aud n. E. Smith were appointed com
miilee Oh claims. Adjourned to nine
a clock to- morrow
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Exchanee Office.

exCuduRo OUtC0e
nf0HT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK AND
y CHlCA0u. io- my required amount @ can
Of Exchange IN p~stish Sterling, on Eng
land Or ireland.
Certificates of Deposit and Bank Drafts on
New York, Philadelphia, Boston or Chicayo
aahed. and Government Securities pur.
chased.
Pnaeaee Ticketa from Liverpool, london.
derry or 0lasgow TO New York, or Clarence,
furnished ON moderate terms.
WM.H TUTHILL.
Tirtnn. iowa. Rept. Let. 1870.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

Cedar Rapids packed $1,000 hogs
during the months Of November AID
December.
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A Dubuque young man who ex-
tend ID his call until after une o'co k,
was invited by the young lad .
ther TO stav all night aud have
breakfast in the m ,raing with the
amlly. The invitation vas accepted.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-22

whole fabric Of Government will crum-
BILE 10 pieces 90 the other hand.
Hampton's government IS existing on
the will of the governed. AID par
ticolarly Of the tax-psyers, ani will be
able to obtain ali the fanG- il needs.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2l-1he marriage
of Secretary Gorl,am an,l Miss B.sset
took place in the Fourth Presbyterian
Church to night in the presetce of 3
crowded Assem- blase, including most Of
the Senators and large number Of
others prominent III the seciai and OH
cial circles # Washington Senator
Ferry. President fro teq., and Col.
Flagv. Chief Clerk OF the Senate. were
groomsmeu. The bridal party and rel
.tives were then entertained at the
house Of Mrs BasSe,', aud Mr.. and
Mrs Gprham took the nine oci ock
train for Nav York ani Connecticut.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-22

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20 Mitchells
resolution for the inve>tisatlon Of Gro
Minis appointment coming mp, in tn
Senate. Bogy said the elections COM
aiffee haA h>sa..,a i.nper..ss. No
body could enter the Senate without
passing tina. ordeal, VIII ther elected or
not. He must be elected by the chair
man of the elections committee. The
chairman of this committee Morton)
reminded him Of returning board-a
new invention. 1t was conceded that
Tilden had a popular majority If 300.
900. bu, Hayes had three returning
boards. worth just zoe. 900 votes each.
Mitchell! said, 'ha. if the Oregon re-
turning beard could ii-ct II purpose
it would equal i'or;vivr million Of
people.
Boey wa> aIal, ac SAL. thai the Ore
gon cas- had happened Il upset all
Republican talk about the iFin,a .r',c,,
case. which would have been endless
Eaton said be would no. count vote
which he thought was obtained by
| fraud, for mau elected triumphantly
by the American people. he Argued
] that all the votes cast for Watts were
| worthless. while Ceon;n = were certainly
legal; but he thought Grover shonld
have certified TO 'ply two men. He
would not vote TO place in the Presi-
! Dental chair a Democratic candidate
| upon C,onin's vote. He accused Mitch
ell Of being exercised at very small
thing in the Oregon case and yet stom-
aching all Southern frauds. The Presi-
dent was reported as saying he should
deliver the government to Hayes, if the
latter was declared elected The Presi-
dent had nothing To do with it. The
peoples good sense would see justice
done He argued that the President of
the Senate had no more right to count
the votes than page, unless chosen as
the President Of the joint convention.
Sherman said the solid wilh Of the
people Of Oregon had been fairly ex-
pressed for Hayes, and he was entitled
to three electoral votes there. He
would apply the same rule to Florida
which was governed by her special
laws, If Hayes became satisfied he
had not a majority of the legal votes of
| Florida and Louisiana, he would not
accept the Presidency, and he (sher-
man would not want him to. He ar
gued that the Louisiana boar(. was
legally constituted, and its returns re-
manned unimpngned. He could show
Efrom evidence now before the Senate
ehat the vote of Louisiana should be
in fairness counted for Hayes Ad-
iourned.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-22
A DRY DECEMBER.

The tinr has been so often cast. as 20
have become sisrc typd, that 1t rain-
ali winter in our climate. The record
of the pas. four weeks ought - set
sassc r'-pUrt ~ rest rfc'sF- our
ing the whole Of the present month and
the most Of the last week ia Novemt er
we have had dry pleasant wea'ber
without single shower. fake If snow
or storm Of any kind. much Of it sunny
and With scarcely any frost even in-o-
much that flowers in the garden hav.
kept niossoming right along, ana 'hs-
streets and roads IT not actually dusty,
arc At lasst mostly dry and solid. Nor
IS this On exceptional year. or the dry
weather of the prescott season prcsum-
ably confined TO the month of Deem
ber: and il is reasonable Ia anticipate yet
several weeks AZ least Of dry, clear
weather before the first of March next
Looking back. ia retrospect. We re-
call that the Winter months Of 1868
and 20, were almosten,irely rsinless as
we'll AZ free from snow and frost. The
winter Of 1862, though cold and
snowy, was, in this Teraitory, IA dry
season. Quite q number of other win.
tors within s'the memory Of the oldes.
inhabitants" have been equally mild
and genial as that of 1869, and a.
tho present season has been up to
date.
: II 10 pity that it is not practicable
to disabuse the minds Of dwcllers along
the lstitude of forty 10 forty five that
our winter climate here. under The
forty-ninth parallel. is not as inhospit-
able as the coasts OF Labrador, asid
from their being. as really is the case
about rs mild and inviting as that
of Delaware or the Carolinas.
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T ELEG r AP
Especial To the Daily intelligence
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 10. About II
o'clock last night shooting ARRAY &C
CURED in room in the second story Of
No. 295 Market street. during which
Charles McGann and his wife were
shot A few minutes after The shooting
officers Coffey and Page entered the
room aud found the wounded man on a
bed and the woman on the floor. W.
L. Wallace. If 1894 Folsom street, WHO
entered the room with the Offices. was
called by the wounded man who
said, Il wan, "a make this my dying
statement To you. Ny wife shot me.
and in trying To- take the pistol from
her the pistol went of and shot her. y
The wounded woman then stated to Mr..
Wallseo that her l,usbsnd took the pie-
tDl from her aud shot her. The two
we're placed ia carriage and conveyed
10 the receising hospital, where they
.~.-rc examined by Dr. Stevens, police
surgeon in charge. lie found that the
man had been shot in the left shoulder
and left arm. and that the woman had
received . bullet wound in the upper
part of the breast The wounds which
Ac6ann received are painful but not
dangerous; but the one which the wo-
man received is Of dangerous chsrac-
ter. She now lies in very critical
condltiou. McGann while In The hos
pitaf. stated that he sometimes HAD
quarrels with his wife because she
would drink Tha. nigh. she want
ed TO g. out. He placed himself
against the door III order to prevent
her, when she took the pistol from her
pocket and shot him twice. In the
struggle that eusaed for the possession
ri the pistol, j, Wen, eff, wounding her
The woman. in answer 20 questions,
said; Any husband shot ne through
jealousy He had threatened ME sew
erSl simet. aud had of,en;brau,lished
f''ss"i over me In the room. 80 | ,ook
the pistol and pa, it away in the bn-
resu drawer. wea, t. attend &, s,,L
lady named Law,on. who lives in n.
house where we roomed. M husband
wanted me t. stay li,nc with him.
TOLD hin | would as SION As hal at
'eeassi to the sick lady told him 10
crane into the ROOM where thu. sick lady
MAS s;'d he sociahle. lss,, he wopll ~,
e''n'e IN HI then took the pi.,.I ,r.,,n
the drawer and said lie Mould ,.,akn -.
end ct ne. l said '.l,,u,. ch...
don't Wait tall seq nay mother s,.,
He sail, Ia, ao~ | told him sol =,
b. 8, irritable, shat the woman MAS
sick sni had Ia take care II her lie
said lac didn't care, AMI Was eosns e.
make an sni Of it then pat both ii
my h.''ds "a his shcnlder, when he
hrcd afiG slot me. and then threw TIA.
pistol down. ] dea't kuow any mere
make this statement under the belief
that | An goipg to lie from the esfsSt.
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Of nv wound. Inever touched the pas
,ol 70 my knowledge If ! had it, |
dont know il. did no, have q pistol
IN my pocket. nor do know how my
husband Was shot. did not shoot
him.
>Ax FRANCISCO, Dec. 10 Arrived
Bark Bron.es, Port Biskely
Sailed-Bsrk For.st Queen. Port
ludlow; bark II 10y, Seattle ; barken-
tine 4. K Ham. Port B!akely, lark
Northwest, Port Madison James
Cheston. Pnrt Gamble ship Shirley,
Tacona bark Adj, Cooper, Port
|. .dl.w
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-04-07
THE REZS.
BEL AIR, FRIDAY, APRIL {, 1875.
Sylvan Retreat Lyceum.

The Sylvan Retreat Lyceum closed its ses
sion for the season on Wednesday evening, with
an exhibition which proved quite literary
treat to the large and appreclative audience
present. and reflected very creditably upon the
membership of the society who participated in
the exercises.
A very pleasing feature of the entertainment
was the music, rendered by Messrs. Lloyd
Ellis and Others, popular amateur Welsh sing
ers, whose solos, duets and quartets were re-
ceived in manner that was not only compli-
mentary to the "sweet singers" but which
demonstrated very. clearly what power there
is in the human voice, when attuned to song to
call forth and crafty the finer enjoyable sensi-
blities of human nature.
This lyceum, under the energetic manage
ment of its efficient President, (Mr. Arch. Will
son. and corps Of officers, has been conducted
very successfully now for two seasons, and has
done good service in fostering the literary talent
and mastering the intellectual forces of the
community tor vigorous Prosecution, in this
locality, OF the war of "yirtuc and truth upon
ignorance and error.
The programme Of exercises was full and
varied, but we are not disposed to make any
determinations as TO merit, since all the eXer-
cises of the evening deserve most liberal COM
pliment, and hence to discriminate might he to
do injustice. 1t comprised the Salutatory, by
Mr.. N. o. Stokes; Essay, Comparison" by
Mr.. Seth L. Kinsey; Address, "a Coed Name"
by Mr.. q. A Davis Song, as it Anybody's
Businessy'' by Messrs. Thos. B. Stokes, f. and
s. E. Kinsey; Dialogue, "False Staff, :" by Mas.
tiers Eddie Harry, Chas. Harry, j. Webster, j..
and w. Wilson; Grafton, "Patriotism," by Mr..
David Harry; Recitation, by Mr.. E. Kinsey
Select Reading, humorous, by Mr.. N. o. Stokes;
Dialogue, "Lechicl," by Messrs: s. Z. and E.
Knsey; Valedictory by Mr.. Kersey Kinscy.
The entertainment was agreeably diversified
with music. OMEGA.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-04-07
THE NEWS.

The Convent of Vile de SALES, near
Brooklyn, was burned on Tuesday.
The damage by the breaking of the Wor.
cester dam is now estimated at not more than
100000.
Mrs Lydia Dclano, of Norwich, VT,
committed suicide on Saturday by shooting
herself
The articles of impeachment against
Belknap were submitted in the House last
Thursday.
General Belknap was impeached in the
Senate on Monday Of high crimes and mis-.
demeanons.
The Senate on Tuesday rejected the
nomination of r. II. Dana, Jr, to be minis,
ter to England.
The 1st of May, 1878, has been fixed up
on rs the date for the opening of the univcr-
sal exhibition at Paris
"A bill for the taxation of church proper
" was rejected in the Massachusetts, House
Of Representatives lust Friday, by n large
majority.
Mrs. Elizabeth Grimm of Brook Ign, drop
ped kerosene lamp carly Sunday morning
The lamp exploded and Mrs. Grim was
burned to death.
AT the municipal election in Cincinnati,
on Monday, the Democrats elected their en-
tire ticket, with the exception of one mem
Der of the board of public works
-Nanicipal elections were held in Michi-
gan on Monday, with varying results, the
Democrats carrying number of cities and
towns, and the Republicans carrying others
Ten car loads of machinery were ship
ped from st. Louis, on Saturday, 10 San
Francisco, for Siberia. They will be put into
eight steamers which will ply ON the Amoor
river.
james Lennon, of Schenectady, N. Y,
thirty six years ofage and unmarried, COM
mitted suicide Sunday by severing the AFTER
les of his arms, The cause of the act is UNI
known.
AT Nashville, on Saturday, A. Gilbert
was sentenced TO be hanged on the Goth OF
Nav, for the murder OF blind Snowman
He laughed when the sentence was an
nounced.
On Thursday afternoon of last week 80
feet of dam at the great Lynde Brook rescr.
yoir, near Worcester, Mass, broke out, let
ting out in flood 600,000,000 gallons of wa
ter. Only one life was lost.
The U. S. gunboat Rio Bravo has cross
ed the Rio Grande to Matamoras TO assist
the American Consul there in protecting tho
American citizens from the exactions anc
expressions of the military authorities.
Special correspondence charges that re
cent telegraphic statements relative to thu
Weld of Black Hills mines are fraudulent ant
issued to draw immigration thithcr for thu
benefit of traders and spectators.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-04-07
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Corrected Weekly by
VIM. Ell. Michael & Sons.

Grain mil Produce Commission Merchants
1875 McEldeirys Wharf, Baltimore.
"WEDNESDAY. ADril J. 1876
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-04-07
Religious Services in Bel Air and Vicinity

SONbhiD M NIL loiU'
". T.. Nurch.-Bel Air, 1917 a. M, Glass and
Prayer Meeting.
Emory, 1917 a. M, Thcs. Run, 8 p. M, Rev.
Mr.. Buhrman.
Franklin, 1O9 n. m, Darlington, p. n.,
Rev. Mr.. Savage.
Methodist Protestant Bel Air 1917 A. NJ,
Abingdon, P. NJ. s. Q. Bacchus.
Providence, 10}3 A. NJ. Union Chapel, 8 P.
VI. w. NJ. Strayer.
Protestant Episcopal st. Mary near Emmor.
ton, II a m, Rev. W. +. Brand. Trinity, Church.
vile, II a. IN. and p. m, Rev. E. A. Colburn;
Grace Church, Darlington, 81 p. m, Rev. Z. A.
Colbnrn. Grace Chapel, Hickory, at II a.
m. Emmanuel, Bel Air, "A pm. Rev. $. H..
s. Gallaudet.
Prestyterian.- bel Air, II a. m. and ~ p. M,
and Fallston, 3p. M, every Sabbath day. Rev,
Ed: Finney, Pastor. Sunday School at the
Bel Air Church, at "a O'clock a. M, and at the
Fallston, Church at2 p. M, every Sabbath day.
Roman Catholic-St lgnatius, Hickory, every
other Sunday at 1917 n. M.
Christian Ch'pch.-Dr. j. B. Crane PASTOR
Services every first day at 1O1f a. M
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-04-07
TO FARMERS.

Composed of 500 pounds of No. Peruvian
Guano, and 200 pounds of Bones dissolved in
suphuric acid, and Potash.
Forming the most concentrated, universal and
durable fertilizer ever offered to the farmer
combining all the stimulating qualities of Pc
ruvian Guano and the ever durable fertilizing
properties of Bones. In fine dry powder, pre-.
pared expressly for drilling.
After eighteen years experience by the farm.
ers of Md. and Va. in the use of "EXCELsIoR,
it is their unanimous opinion that an applica.
tion of 100 pounds of "EXCELsIoR" is equal to
from 200 to 800 pounds of any other fertilizer or
guano, and therefore fully 1oopcr cent. cheaper.
UNIFORMITY OF QUALITY GUARANTEED
BY THE MANUFACTURERS.
s8y"Farmcrs should see that every Bag is
branded as above, with the ANALYSIS and
OUR NAME in RED LETTERS. All Others
are counterfeits
Price $50 Per Ton,
J. J. TURNER & CO.,
mh10-3m 42 PRATT ST., BALTIMORE.